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wooDHoUsE. ANN ELIZABETH. On
Friday. September 4. 1858, at her
residence, 5l6l Macomb st NV,
ANN ELIZABETH WOODHoUSE, be.
loved wife Of William T Wood
house, jr: sister of Mrs. Mary Dam.
iels OF Norfolk, Va. Friends may call at
the s H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol 14th ST. NV, after 10 am,
Monday, September (parking ia.
cillties) Services at st. David S
Episcopal Church, $3.50 Macomh
st n W, on Wednesday September
2, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. s
ZINSER. ELIZABETH A., of 1900 Ri,-
tenhouse ST., Riverdale, Nd. on Sep
TENDER q, 1859. Wife OF Ernest ZiE
ser, mother Of Ernest j. Zinser, sis
ter Of Mrs Joseph Deuber, Karl and
Joseph Hildenbrand of New York
City One brother and two sisters
also survive in Germany. Prayers al
Chambers Funeral Home. 5S0i
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd, on
Wednesday. September ., at $40
q m. Mass at st Jeromes Church,
BIOS 43d ave. HyAttSville, Nd. al
am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. Winters,
Parents of Police Officers

Joint funeral services for Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas w. Winters
of 1905 Fifty-fourth place, Bla-
densburg. Md, who died SO
hours apart at their home over
the week end, will be held at
10 am. Tuesday at Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Bla-
densburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters we're
the parents of a Metropolitan
Police Department inspector, a
fireboat captain and a police
corporal here.
Mrs. Winters, IA, died Satur-
day of coronary thrombosis and
diabetes. Her husband, rs, died
yesterday of cancer. Mr.. Win
tiers had not been told of his
wife's death.
Their sons are Inspector
John E. Winters, head of the
Police Departments Youth Aid
Division: Capt. Harry c. Win
tiers, commanding officer of the
Districts flreboat, and Corpl.
Kenneth A. Winters, of the
18th precinct. A fourth son,
Douglas w., jr., lives in
Ramona, Calf.
Mr.. Winters was born in Old
Hickory, Tenn, and his wife,
Bessie Iona. was born in Haw
River. N. c. They met while
Mr.. Winters was in the cavalry.
MRS. Winters joined Mr.. VIM
tiers in Washington in 1905
when he was transferred to
Fort Myer with the 3rd Cavalry
land they were married in the
chapel there.
The following year, Mr.. Win
tiers resigned from the Army
and after holding several other
positions joined the Pullman
lear Co. here as an electrician.
He retired from that post in
1852 after more than 30 years
service.
Area residents for 81 years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters lived in
Washington until moving to
Bladens5urg about IL years
ago.
| After his retirement, Mr.
Winters led a quiet life and
took an interest in Bladenshurg
Civic affairs. Mrs. Winters was
active in the women's organi-
zation of Eastminster Presby-
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on the Manhattan Project,
initial experiments which led
to the development of the
atomic bomb. She was engaged
at the time of her illness in
research in the humanities at
Iowa State.
A native Of Lubbock, Tex,
she received her masters and
Phi. d. degrees from the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Survivors include her hus-
band, formerly Of Newport
News and a one-time instructor
at Newport News High School,
and two daughters, Susan and
Halle.
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Andrew }. May Dies,
Figure in Bride Case

Andrew jackson May, "a, the
former Kentucky Representa-
tive whose career was smashed
when he was convicted Of con-
spring to defraud the Govern
ment, died yesterday in Pres
tonsburg. KY.
Mr.. May had entered a hos
pital four days ago with a
kidney infection.
Mr.. May was born in the
backwoods of Beaver Creek,
Floyd County, KY, June "a,
1875 He served successfully as
a mountain school teacher, a
lawyer and a prosecutor before
he entered Congress in 1880.
For more than 10 years he
was an obscure Congressman
until. overnight, seniority
plunged him into the national
spotlight as chairman of the
Military Affairs Committee of
the House. The image of the
balding Congressman was a ia
miliar one to almost every
American as Mr.. May played
his role in guiding important
wartime legislation throug h
Congress. Included were the
draft act, labor bills and the
CT Bill of Rights.
Linked to Scandal
The first hint OF scandal
came in mid 1916 when Mr..
Mays name emerged during
hearings conducted by Senator
Mead. Democrat Of New York.
A year later; Mr.. May was
convicted with munitions
makers Murray and Henry
Carson of conspiring to de-
fraud the Government.
Mr.. May was accused of &C.
ceptlng $4,000 in brides from
the Garssons. The Government
charged he used his influence
to obtain contracts and other
favors for the brothers during
World War II.
Witnesses at the sensational
trial of Mr.. May and the Cars
son brothers included some of
the top officials of World
War II. President Eisenhower,
then a general. and former
Secretary of War Patterson
both testified that Mr.. May
asked favors of them for the
Carson brothers and their
friends.
The three eventually were
convicted and sentenced to
from eight months to two years
in Federal prison. Mr.. May
twice carried his case to the
supreme Court unSuceeSSfully.
Paroled After 8 Months
In 1949. Mr.. May was sent
to the Federal Correctional In
stitution near Ashland, KY. so
miles from his home. He was
paroled after nine months and
Is days.
United States District Judge
Henry A. Schweinhaut earlier
had refused to reduce the Con-
gresSman's sentence and had
said: THE integrity of the Ma
tional Congress is at stake"
Mr.. May maintained his in
nocence to the end, and his
popularity in the Eastern
mountains of Kentucky never
waned-though he had been
defeated for reelection in 1916.
He once pleaded:
i was superintendent Of a
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DEATHS

Announcements Of

BRAXTON. ELLEN HUMEs. In lovin,
sister. ELLEN HUMES BRAXTON
VINO entered eternal rest five year,
ago, August 81, 1854.
In our hearts is picture Of mother
To whom God gave well-earned rest
Dear God, please whisper that oul
tnoughts are with her always In
that kingdom above.
Tell her that we miss her and sent
her all our love
CHARLES b GRAFTON AND THE
DABNEY, WILLIAM. A token of love
to the memory OF our devoted Lus-
band and father. WILLIAM DAB
TENDER Z, 1927
In that land so bright end fair,
For Jesus our saviour invites him,
In His beautiful home TO share,
so sleep on, sleep on, dear huS-
band and father.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
HENSON, MARIA L. LUCY. In Low.
MARIA az enory HEMsS SF S sfsr o @SthsT
this life one year ago today, Sep
TENDER z, 1858.
precious one from us has gone,
A voice We loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
winch never Will be filled.
God gave us strength to bear II.
me courage to meet the blow;
But, oh, how much we miss her.
This world will never know
THE FAMILY.
HILL, BETTY JANE. In loving memory
OF our dear one, BETTY JANE HILL
who departed this life two years age
today, September z, 1857.
Just when life was sweetest
And we could have lived our best
The gates OF Heaven opened
And you entered the land of rest
MOTHER, FATHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
SHEETS. CHARLES W. AND ELIZA.
BETH A. In loving memory Of our
beloved father and grandfather
CHARLES W, SHEETS, who entered
into rest ten years ago today, Sep
TENDER z, 1919, and our beloved
mother and grandmother, ELIZA
BETH A. SHEETS. who entered into
rest twenty-five years ago. Septem-
Der o, 1887.
Every day in some small way.
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years 80 swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
THEIR LOVING SONS, EDWARD
AND GEORGE SHEETS.
Though absent, you are ever near,
Kept close by memories we hold
Still loved; still missed with all our
Through memory we shall never
THEIR LOVING GRANDCHILDREN,
LOUISE AND CHARLES.
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terrain Church until her health
began to fail.
Besides their sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winters leave IA grand
children and 16 great-grand-
children. Mrs. Winters also is
survived by a brother, Ike Long
of Ramona, and a sister,
Margaret Fahey of New York.
Entombment in the mauSo-
leum of Cedar Hill Cemetery
will follow the services on
Tuesday.
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DR.. Sally Harris,
Aided A-Proiect

. NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Sept
Ia AP).-Dr. Sally Harris. 48,
OF Iowa City. Iowa, who did
technical research editing for
the Manhattan Project, died
Sunday in Iowa State Univer-
sity Hospital.
Cause Of death was not re-
ported. She had been i'll for
some time.
DR.. Harris and her husband,
DR.. Victor Harris. both worked
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he came to Hollywood, where
he established permanent resi-
dence after the beginning of
World War II.
He visited his native land
for the last time in 1856, when
he was reconciled to his
estranged wife, Minnie Terry,
whom he married SIS years ear
lier.
Also surviving are two sisters
and a brother in London.
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THE EVENING STAR
Garh nf Thanka

DAVIS, ISAAC Y. The family Of the late
~ ISAAC DAVIS wishes TO express their
7, ttgratttude for all kindnesses extended
,iFthem during their recent bereave-
tment We also wish to thank. the
tributes and contributions to the Or
. Bateman's Cancer Fund, t
:. ALLEDA DAVIS AND CHILDREN.
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CEMETERY LOTS
WASHINGTON NATIoNAL-2 bo

WASHINGTON NATIONAL border
lots, will sell reas owner leaving
town. WE 4-S326
6.GRAVE SITE at Parklawn. Foun-
tain OF Memories, $1,000. VII
B-765S
FORT LINCOLN-6-gravesi lot, re-
duced price. Windsor S-ylSS z
BURIAL CRYPTs (2D. excel. loo Fort
/, LiAcoln MauSoleum: value. $1,000:
make offer. AP. 1-797S.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
= FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9TH 81 and Mass Ave. NE Ii. $4,000
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SLANT, LAURA NJ. In memory of my
VANDERSLICE), who died seventeen
years ago today, September z, 1912.
HER LOVING HUSBAND. CHARLES
E. SLANT; SON, NORMAN A,
SLANT; AND SISTER, MRS
ANNIE A. ROLAND.
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HUGHES. CLAUDE MErFoRD

Friday, September 4, 1859, al
Waynesboro Community Hospital,
CLAUDE METFORD HUGHES OF
OF Mrs. Blanche Anderson of Rose
land Va: Mrs j W GivenS of
Beekley. w Va. and Edwin r,
Hughes OF Spencer. N. c. He also
is survived by a number OF nieces
and nephews Friends may call at
the s. H. Hines Co Funeral Home.
290l l4th st. NV. after 10 noon
Monday. September :. Funeral
from the above funeral home on
tuesday, September i, at > pm
parking. facilitiesl Interment
GleQWood Cemetery =
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KELLAM. LYNwOoD HOWARD, Jr. O,

Friday, September 4, 1855, at Ar
Ii1FETtEn Nv Va. LYNS I, HOWARD
n. and helen D. Kellam. ST., and
brother OF Steven r. KeIlam He
also is survived by Ms grandparents,
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Dorsett
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va. after q pin Monday, Stpiem.
Der 7. where fdLera! services will be
held Wednesday, September o, Al
pm. Interment National Memo
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PELLAM, HERBERT JOHN. On satur

day. September 8, 1853, HERBERT
JOHN PELHAM. beloved husband Of
the late Gertrude Ann Pellam, father
o. Norma a Amber, grandfather Of
John A. Amber Also survived BY
seven Observation-Disclosures Friends
may cali at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, 1871 18th st. Sc.
where services will be held on Tues
DAY September s, at . pm. Rela-
Cedar Hin fametarv
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HEARN, DIR. JAMES RADCLIFFE. Or

Saturday. August 90, 1889. al his
residence, Monterey PARK, Calf, DR.
JAMES RADCLIFFE HEARN. beloved
husband OF Ruth Glover Hearn,
father of Sean David Hearn. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hearn
OF Bridgeport, W Va: brother OF
Mrs, Donald K Marchand Of War
rensourg. Mo He is also survived
by his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Patricia Radcliffe OF Elkins, W. Va.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blVd
Arlington, Va. where prayers Will be
offered at pm. Tuesday. Septem-
per 3. Interment Arlinston Ma
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JACKSON, JAMES. On Wednesday

September . 1853, at Ariins ton,
va. JAMES JACKSON, beloved hus-
Of Elizabeth White, Marguerite
Winters. Francine knight. Bennle
Lawrence and Stephen jackson. He
Is also survived by ten grand
children. four brothers. three sisters,
host OF other relatives and friends
The late Mr.. Jackson may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 n
st ne, after IL noon Monday, where
services will be held Tuesday. Sep
tember =. at IL am Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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WHITE, J. WALTER. On Sunday ssr

TENDER ., 1869, at Mclean. Va
!, WALTER WHITE. husband 81
Elizabeth Nelson White, father nj
John Walter White, jr. Friends NAV
eall at the Money a. King Funeral
HHome. II Maple ave. W, Vienna
va Services Will be held Thursday
September 10, at o am, from ths
trinity Methodist Church, Chain
bridee I'd. Mclean. Va, Interment
arlington National Cemetery
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septenber s. 1853, FRANK : MUIR.
PLY. Sr.. Of 2ll Valley Brook drive,
Fans CHURCH, Va. beloved husband
9, AgneS Multiply and father Of Dr.
va. He also is survived By Ave
grandchildren Friends may call al
ms late residence, where there Will
be q recitation Of the rosary at s
p pm Monday, September. Z. Re.
am, Tuesday, September s, at 81,
Anthony's Church. Falls Church. Va,
interment Arlington National Gene
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KIENAsT. AUGUST On Thur,d.

September B, 1859, at sarasoes
Fla, AUGUST KIENAsT. beloved
husband Of Grace Kienast, father
Of Joseph, Adolph, Frederick and
Zlmbrich. Mrs Pauline Bell and Mrs
Mildred Dunlap. He is also survived
by fifteen grandchildren and fifteen
Observation-Disclosures. Friends maJ
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S4
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, where
Tuesday September =, at 10 am
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene.
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MORLEY, NELLIE p On satp,d.v

September 5. 1850. nellie III s y MoRy.
LEY Of los King William drive
Olnev. Md. the beloved mother OF
Mrs. William A. Rafferty,, Also
surviving are three grandchildren.
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
NV. on Tuesday. September 4, al
g:l5 am REQUIEM mass at ST
Peters Church. Olney. Md, At Id
am lnterment Gate OF Heaven
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HAYES. CARL GILBERT. On Thur,

day. September 8, 1859. CARL Gil
BERT HAYES, the beloved husband
OF Maude v. Hayes. father OF
Carl Gilbert Hayes, Ii, brother Of
Emory G HAYES end vita V. Fox,
and grandfather Of GARY ahS Carl
GILBERT Hayes III. Funeral from
4Sl2 -Georgia ave. NV, on Tues
day. September 5. at 10 am. In
terment Cedar Hfll Cempfsry
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KELLAHER. JOSEPH WILLIAM. {

sunday, September 9, 1868, al Doc
tors Hospital, Washington, d C
JOSEPH WILLIAM KELLAHER OF
iOS24 Montgomery I'd, BeItsyille,
Mo.' beloved husband Of Alice Kella-
her and father Of Alice Patricia Hess,
Eileen Rose Kellaher. Marie Theresa
kelaher. Patrick Michael William
Joseph, Eugene Richard, Frank
Joseph and Stephen Patrick Kella-
her. Mr., Kellaher rests at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 473e Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md. where services will
be held on Wednesday. September q,
AZ g;3O am; thence to Holy
Eedeemer Catholic Church. Berwyn,
ND, where mass will be offered al
~ an. Relatives and friends in
vlted. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Viewing after 4 pm. Monday.
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andria Hospital. JOSEPH CHARLES
KEENE Of 204 North Columbus 81 :,
Merle Mckay Keene, father Of
Charles Z. Keene of Ashburn, Va,
and Mrs. Catherine Keene Randall
Of Alexandria. Va: brother OF George
W, Keene Of Washington. b. C..
ana MIS-. Hattie Chiste Of New York
grandchildren Friends may cali at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. where there
Will be a recitation of the rosary
a. pm. Monday, September 7.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at
Our Lady Of Good Counsel Church,
Vienna, Va on Tuesday. Septtm-
Der at 10 am. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park.
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Der 5, 1859. LEO j. oRELL ELL Of
Washington, d. c., father OF Ber-
nard L. orell and Mary A. oreil,
brother Of Mrs. Agnes La Mere
TIienoS may call at Gawler's Chapel,
the rosary will be recited on Mon
DAY, september Z, at $50 D m. Mass
VIII offered at Epiphany catholic
CHURCH, 27l2 Dumbarton ave. NV,
luesday, september s, $50. Inter-
meut Gate of Heaven Camatnry
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MCLEAN LEA! ALEXANDER. On Friday

SepItmuer 2, Iy5H, ALEXANDER
MCLEAN OF 27l5 Georgia ave. NV.
husband OF Mrs Annie Mclean.
father OF Mrs. Eva Tew. He also is
survived by two brothers. oscar
Mclean Of RoSeboro, N. C.. and
Lloyd Mclean OF Rowland. N c !:
Two aunts, one uncle, four nieceS
three nephews, 10 ereat-nieces and
nepheWs' other relatives and friends
After 4 m. Tuesday September
friends may call at Frazier's Funeral
Home. $50 Rhcoe Island ave nv.
where services will )e held Wednes-
gay, September ., at pm. the
rev Smith officiating. Inter
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PINKETT. NORA. on FrIdax. Sem.

PiNkETT. NORA. On Friday, Sep
TENDER T. 1859, at her residence
l p93v 9Th IN St Sc, MRS. NoRl
Mdnsd Fos 1e0ysd ana mother s,sr Of y, Mrs.
Bertha johnson She also leave
to mourn her passing three Rrand
chlldren, six Observation-Disclosures
otner reMtiVes and many friends
A 1dsd pm; Monday, September Z
the st. Paul A. u. N. p Church
4th and E SITS. Sc, where funera
services will be held on Tuesday
September s, at IL noon, the Rev
"A 1 kllson oficiating, Intermen
wv Mooq 1ba Cemetery Arrangement
Home. 3Ol5 l2th st ne.
PIvOWAR. LOUIS HERMAN. On Sun
gay. Septem2er 9. 1859, LOUIS
NV, beloved husband Of Mary NJ
pivowar and devoted father OF Jacl
a. s rIsySwar MI he also is survived b.
Baltimore. MD, and three Grand
children. Funeral services at In,
Bernard Dan2ansky g. Sons Funera
Home, 35O1 4th st NV, en- Tues
q dnisrr september sIt aS s., at 1;3O am
Memorial week 80 Crittenden 81
ne. Please omit flowers.
PRICE. WARREN X. On Friday. Sen
tember 4. 1852. WARREN K. PRICE
OF Ola Lamont st NV. beloved SoI
Of James " and Mary v Price
brother OF James W. IT,. and Sum,
FIlce; he also Is survived hy hi
grandparents Mrs. Rosie Hackie'
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Z, Jackson
sno John a. Price. sr. and othel
ARRANGEMENTS by Robinson Co, 1871:
18th st. NV.
PRICE, WARREN X. On Friday, Sep
oemper 4 1853. WARREN K. PRICE
q funeral later. Advancement S'i B,
Frazier. Va
PUGH, RILLOUGHBY L. On Monday
September Z. 1859, WIILo ,JS;ia
l. PUGH of 5O09 Eth st ne, Wash.
lngton; D. C.. father Of Mrs. Wiz.
glnia Royalty. He also Is surviver
by q sister, Mrs. Della Banner.
brother. John William Pugh, also Nv,
grandchildren. Relatives and friend
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home
adt39 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
MO atter pm. Tuesday Septem
Der >. notice OF funeral later.
RICHARDSON, CHARLES W. On Fri
day, September 4, 1859, at his resi-
dence; iSOS M st. NV. CHARLIE!
q the late Catherine M Richardson
He is survived by other relatives AM
many friends. After = pm. Tuesday
September =. friends are invited 1
call at the Magruder Funeral Home
III Nichols ave. Sc, where service
will be held on Wednesday. Septem
Der .. at am, Father Charles z
Miller offciating lpterment Airing
ton National CemetsN. 8
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BURTON, ISAIAH, Jr, Suddenly, on

Sunday, August 80, 1859, al his
> BURTON, Jr. He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Ella Mae Burton. one
. son, Kenneth; one daughter Dor
othy: tve SISTERS, three brothers,
other relatives ana frienas. Remains
resting at Horizons Mortuary. 1884
You St NV, Monday after 2 pm,
where services will be held on Tues
day at 1870 pm, the Rev. Leroy
Waldo offlciating Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery
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HANNA, COMDR. EDWIN MARK

UsN Retired. On Saturday. Sep.
TENDER 8, 1852, at Bethesda Naval
HANNA, USN CRetired) of Merrifeld,
Va, beloved husband OF Selma w.
Hanna, father of Harold Mark and
DAVID Edwin Hanna OF the home
address Edwin A. Hanna of Glens
FAILS, n Y. and Mrs Muriel Howell
by, six grandchildren Friends may
call at the ives Funeral Home. 2S47
wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, until
10 am. Wednesday September y,
thence TO the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1900
North Inglewood st. Arlington. Va
where services will be held at II
noon. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery
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Tuesday, September / 1853, THEO-
DORE tTlLLl GREEN Of 334 N
E Brown o 0t Mrs. Alice " Jackson. i Mfs
Lavinia Yates, Mrs Henrietta James.
Theodore, ir and Harry o. Green.
He also is survived by sixteen
grandchildren, eleven great-grand-
children two sisters. two brothers,
two sons-in-law, other relatives and
friends, After pm Tuesday,
September s, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. l432 You
ST. NV, where funeral services will
be held on WEDNESDAY September
9. at . pm. Interment Arlington
National CemetpFv
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MIDDLETON. JIMMIE wHIsNER. or

residence, ISIS South o. A un1s; az n as
Arlington. Va. JIMMIE WHISNEH
MIDDLETON. wife Of GeorRe II Md.
dleton; daughter OF Mrs. Edith M
Whisner and the late Oliver r. Wits.
ner: mother Of Ann Louise and John
dress; sister of Mrs. Margie Ada
Cover Of San Juan. Puerto Rico, anc
Hubert Keith Whisner OF Elizabeth.
ton Tenn. Funeral services on Tues.
gay. September :, at 1880 am
from the Fairpark Baptist Church
Aiexsndria, Va. Interment in Hall
N, Y, on Wednesday. The family
requests that memorials be sent tc
tne American Cancer Society in lieu
OF mowers. Friends may call at tht
Eyerly- Wheatley Funeral Home, 1890
parking facilities1
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Thursday, September 3, 1853, RAY
MoND MITTEN Ct 1901 Clydesdale
Mitten. Memorial services will he
held at Gewler' 5 Chapel. 1858 Penn
savanna ave. n w., on Wednesday.
september 2, at l pm. Interment
private
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LELAND, SHIRLEY MANDERs.

Saturday, September 5. 1859, al
United States Naval Hospital. SHIR.
LEY MANDERS LELAND, beloved
wife Of Mai. Harry E. Leland
mother OF Harry, H., Donald, vii.
liam, Diane and Janice Leland
daughter Of Rachael Manders ant
the late Arthur Manders. and sister
OF Mrs. PHYLLIS Sewell. Friends maj
st and Massachusetts, ave, ne he.
tween 8 and 8 pm. Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday, September Z
and >. services at the above fu.
neral home Thursday September
10, at l:l5 LIN. Interment Airing.
ton National CemeterY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-07

September 5, 1859, at Providence
Hospital, ANNA MAY LONG Of 1888
Nelson place Sc, Washington, d c.,
beloved wife OF the late Byford e,
Long and mother OF Mrs. Sara L
THOMPSON Of Bethesda, Mo, and
grandmother of Mrs. Betty L Jones,
lr. of Daytona Beach, Fla: Mrs,
Doris A Clawson Of Bethesda. Md,
and great-grandmother of Miss Ann
Louise Clawson, also OF Bethesda,
Md Friends are invited to call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Be
thesda, Nd, after pm Sunday
Services will be held Tuesday,
September 8, at IL am. Entombment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. z
LOVE. JOHN z. On Friday, September
4. 1853, at Loeb Raven Veterans
Administration Hospital Baltimore
Md, JOHN Z LOVE, beloved son
Of the late John and Elizabeth Love,
brother Of Mrs. Mary TeaWalt, Mrs
Doyle, Lucy Love, Mrs Rosetta
ACher Mrs. Marie Giffin, Ernest
B, Thomas H and Vernon d. Love
Funeral from the Taltavull Funeral
Home, 1903 l4th ST. NV, on
Wednesday, September q, at 9:3O
am, Requiem mass at St Anthony'R
Church aLg q m. Interment Airing
ton NatIrGal Cemetery. s