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'PEIs.5; E5ssS; s.ss!Fs ssS5'95 q s. Ds: on
splrIks ST. Hyst,.s. sF Of Md 6it husband SSHsth1R n
aH Emms,t + SPd sPltsisd fsihsr Mf. RSs.rs Ss Nh 4
Curry and NJ Barry Spittle. jr.;
brother Of Mrs, James Mcdonald.
Waiter. Bedford and Kenneth B.
Warner Pumphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Oeorgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd. where services will be neld on
T1ssdIy 1Ss1ftG, ,:s,;g,.,y Jsnpsry fs At pm
Hi 1smetsrv e,e Friends sfmsas may csdat sisit
at the funeral home after pm.
STANLEY. BROWN. Suddenly. on Sat-
urday. January a3. 1860. at Casualty
Hospital, BROWN STANLEY, beloved
son OF Mrs: Bertha Stanley and
brother Of Mrs. I!eene McKeehan.
Mrs. Ruth @. Slew and William
Ffsnds s1s5'y mas es Fl SskefiSlf ths RNaG
Funeral Eome. sI6 H st. NE, where
services will be held on Wednesday.
January 81. at l:30 pm. In
'erm"nf Arlington national Cemetery
STEVENSON, SARAH H. On Friday.
January 22, 1860, SARAH r
STEVENSON, wife of the late James
ley ". Stevenson. She is also sur
yiysd by one stsrer Mrs. Dora e.
Hall; two grandchildren. Dudley W,
u. and Donald W, Stevenson; a
dsushter-in-,aw. Mrs; Mildred c.
Ssteyenson' sIisnd. 9th. other rslatives and many
January e5, friends may cali at the
Morrow e Mo0dtord Funeral Home
at '622 tn ST. NV Funeral serv-
ices Tuesday, January rs. at II am.
from from the Lincoln Temple Consrega-
the Rev c Shelby Rock officiatinE''
lnterment lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. Casket will not be ouen in
STRAUB. SUSIE 1, On January &c,
sGsiE 1854 a. sR.Is EllSaSetss bet. :, HSSsDita los
Mace Mace straHb; and aunt Of Cel; John H.
q very dear friend of Mrs. Margaret
T Iglsnhr. of Lewisdale, Nd. Fu:
neral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home, 4S12 Georsia ave.
NV; On Intsymsn, TIsSGsy; SnIary dnn1ry GS a, at
inEton Cemetery. warrenton. Va,
papers please copy. rs
GROVER C. On Fri
Hosgital.. GROVER c. sUTHhFRR-
Arlington. va, beioveu brother Of
Mrs Emma Jones OF WOODBRIDGE,
Va. and uncle OF Mrs Anne C.
Payne. Miss Margaret CSlvert and
Mrs Elsie Miller Friends ray
call at the Ives Funeral Home 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, where
services will be held en- Sunday,
mnn, January -. at $50 pm. Inter
WEST. HAZEL T On Friday, jan
uary 20, 1850, HAZEL T. WEST,
sRe9Ssd se8Srd mother her q SdvEn ROosrt I c. L.
also is survived by :our Frandchii-
dren. other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs. West may be viewed
81 The Stewart Funeral rome, 30
fl st ne. after 3 pm. ffondsy.
held on Tuesday. January 90, at
am Interment Woodlawn Gem
RICHARD R. On 1hursda,.
SshHa5y WILLIS Of 4ds ns1S stb sTeHAER sVs FnPoms
els c. Willis father OF Kathleen
NJ, Michael and Thomas J. Wills,
willis. brother Of Clarence d. and
Gerald A, Willis. Mr. Willis rests
Funeral Home. 5732 Georeia ave,
NV. parking facilities in rear OF
funeral homel where PRAYERS will be
saia $40 on am M0pSsy ReGIem January mas, a. a.
Johns Catholic Church. Forest Glen.
Md. at am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. %
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Thomas Montgomery,
Finoncier, Dies at 10

Thomas Carlisle Mont
gomery, 10. a general partner
in the Ferris & Co. investment
brokerage firm and prominent
in financial circles here, died
yesterday at Arlington Hospital
after a long illness.
His home was at 1913 North
Herndon street. Arlington.
Mr.. Montgomery. a native +
Marion. S. c., was graduated
from Wofford College, Spartan
burg, S. c., and from Harvard
Law School in 1914. He rrac-
ticed law in Spartanburg until
May, 1917, when he entered
Army officers camp at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga.
Decorated By France
Commissioned a second lieu
tenant, Mr.. Montgomery went
overseas in September, 1917,
and soon was assigned to duty
in Parts. There he became the
principal liaison between the
French and American armies
on real estate requisitioned by
the United States. He was pro-
NOTED to captain and deco
rated by the French govern
ment as a Chevalier of the
Legion of Honor.
After the war he came to
Washington area and worked
at the old Real Estate and
Mortgage Co. until 1929, when
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Krupsow Rites
Set Tomorrow

Services for David L. Krup-
saw, Arlington County Board
member killed in a Jamaica
plane crash early Thursday.
will be held at / pm. tomorrow
in the Arlington Fairfax Jewish
Center. 1920 Arlington boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be
in King David Memorial Gar
dens.
Mr.. KrupSaw, who lived with
his family al. 1857 South Twen-
ty-Sixth road in Arlington, was
chairman of the county board
last year. He was president of
American Wholesalers. Inc,
Fifth and w streets NE.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be made
in the form Of donations to a
charity Of the giver's choice.
The Harvard Club of WASH
ington will hold a memorial
meeting for Mr.. Krupsaw on
Saturday. MIR. Krupsaw was q
member Of the class OF 1884
and was graduated from Har-
ward Law School in 1897.
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Mrs. w. H. Scott,
Ex-ConsuI's Wife,
In South Africu

Mrs. jeanette Bealle Scott.
SO, wife of Winfield Harrison
Scott w. retired State Depart
ment officer, died Friday in
Umbingwingi, South Africa. 3,
The SCOTS had lived in Um-
bingwingi since Mr.. Scott's re-
tirement from the post of
United States Consul in nearby
Durham.
Mrs. Scott was the daughter
Of the late william B. and
Georgietta v. Beale of Relay,
Nd, and a 1914 graduate of
old Central High School here.
She had a wide circle of friends
in Washington and the State
Department.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves her brother, Morris
Beale Of 230 Peabody street
NE, editor of Capsule News"
and another brother, Charles
r. Beale, a patient craftsman
Of 3944 Morrison street NV.
Funeral arrangements have
not been decided upon but will
probably be in Durham, Morris
Beale said.
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he Joined Waggaman, Brawner
& Co., an investment firm of
which he soon became a vice
president.
In 1912 Mr.. Montgomery
entered Ferris & Co., Inc, as
a vice president He became a
general partner in 1948 when
the firm dissolved its corporate
charter in order to obtain a
seat on the New York Stock
Exchange. He was active with
Ferris until last April, when he
went into semi-retirement
owing to poor health.
Active Clubman
He was a past president of
both the Washington Stock Ex-
change and the Washington
Bond Club. He also was a mem
ber of the Washington Golf
ana Country Club.
Mr.. Montgomery. the hus-
band of the late Christine Wag-
gaman Montgomery, leaves a
daughter, Miss Christine Anne
Montgomery of the home ad-
dress, and two sisters. Mrs.
Horace L. Tilghman and Miss
Mabel Montgomery, both of
Marion, S. C.
Friends may make contribu-
tions to the American Cancer
Society.
Funeral services will be held
in the Fort Myer Chapel at
II am. Wednesday, Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dratha

wg.1E g.1I:r, MATTE gJ. 1850 On MES4is Es49;:d.E
Of Arthur II Patterson tS SON of r Pitt:bursh, ssfr
Pa, and Mrs Ida. Davis. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
After J pm Sunday. January "A.
saes fs nels nS'tS aos .s ?s AZ q khS6s Sss
Island ave. NV where services will
be held on Monday. January 25.
a. ! I'm. Interment wooclawn
WHITING. JULIAN W. On Saturday,
WHfTlNo OF zoos Clarendon I'd.
ssshesdsi Ii Nd; oelSyed .'usSand Of
Bethesda Chevy Chase funeral Home
Nd Services win be held Tuesday.
ShrIst SfhTSary Ent.ons 2s st h1rn from v,I. The
Nd in'ermsnt Rockville Cemetery ser
WILL. FLORENCE SARAH. On Sat-
Soms of feqaTs heg SON Sos ySS seven ai LosRs hs
SARAH WILL Of Colorado Springs.
Colo, beloved wife Of the Iate Otto
A. VIII, mother Of DR.. Otto A. Will,
T., and sister Of Mrs, Jsap Title Of
Mangum. Okla Friends may call
at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
1881 East Montgomery ave. Rock
vile pikel. Rockville, Nd. where
private services will be held Mon
day. January 25. at pm.
WoRsHER, FRANK. Suddenly on Mon
day, January Is. 800. FRANK
WORSHER OF Marshall Heisiis. NE.
friend Of Helen Brown. After. 2 pm.
Sunday, January pa friends may
call at Rollins Funeral Home. 4339
Hunt pl n e., where services will be
held. Monday. January 70. at II
am. lnterment Columbia Harmony
Cemetery
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Maurice SpittIe,
Deputy Marshal

Maurice B. .Spittle, SIS. a
deputy United States marshal
and a former Metropolitan
policeman. died of cancer Fri
day at Doctors Hospital.
A native of Arlington. he was
a deputy marshal for 16 years.
He leaves his wife, Lillian T.
Spittle of the home address,
1914 Jonathan street, Michigan
Park Hills, Md; two daughters,
Mrs. Barbara l.. Milstead. ITO
Flinthill road, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Mildred A. Curry of
Madrid. Spain, and a son. NJ.
Barry Spittle, Edgewater. Md.
Funeral services will be at
/ pm. Tuesday at the Warner
E. Pumphrey funeral home.
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, with burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Miss GIorieux, IS,
Was PoliceWomun

ALHAMBRA, Calf, Jan. %
(AP) "A woman who said she
was the Nations first police
woman, died yesterday. She
was IS.
Miss Emile L. Glorieux was
appointed to the Minneapolis
Police Force in 1915 at the re-
quest of a ministerial associa-
ton. The group asked that a
woman be given the job of
supervising dance halls in the
city. The job lasted three
years. During that time. a
court fight started over the
right of a woman to hold such
a position. and the Minnesota
Legislature passed a bill making
it legal.
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Mrs. Leila T.McKimmey, 20,
Lucketts Church Worker

LEESBURG. Va, Jan. %
(SpeciaD Mrs. Leila Trussell
Mckinney. 10, active Lucketts,
Va. church worker, died Fri
day at the home of her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert C. Wenner in
Leesburg. Death was due to
a heart condition.
Mrs. Mckinney was the
widow of Bertrand w. McKim-
mey who was a member of the
Loudoun County Board Of Su-
pervisors for eight years. He
died in 1856. She was a native
of Clarke County and had lived
in Loudoun County for 81
years.
Mrs. Mckinney was a MEM
ber of Faith Chapel Presby-
terian Church at Lucketts and
was active in the work of the
women of the church.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Wenner and Mrs. Rowena
Dronenburg Of Dickerson, Nd,
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. choice
sell. $3.50. Di. 7-S2g3. rs
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-4 lots,
$50 value; make offer must sell
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK GENE
htk Masonic IN Fas .eeton T 81. iesf' ,st oss
rifice. Lu. 4-659s. "a
PARKLAwN-4 sites, value over
81 900. aS,a saeTifiee' $780, ali or gssrt.
PARKLAWN CEMETERY. Fountain Of
Memories, cnoice 4-site lot, sell
dom avail in this location: reason
THRAsHER. WI. 6.4es7' or MR
JEROME. OIL 6-3l97. rs
WILL SACRIFICE large burial plot "A
graves at Natl Memorial Park.
Lee hwy. In Falls Church, King
David Memorial Garden. Call TE,
8 BURIAL SITES, Mount calvary sec
= cash. with corner stones included
3 OR SITES. Parklawn; available.
private oWner; considerable savings
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Falls
Church. Va.-4 and 3 site lots.
very cheap; 3 3:cTyDt r. Ina %sus III, a sseIi.
terry at sacrifice. ia. 2-5O4s.
CHOICE SITES. Fort Lincoln. avail. /;
pvt owner: considerable savings.
HO 2-4255. weekdays only. 26
FORT LINCoLN-Very desirable. sac
rif1ce. EN-. 2-1336.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Four
gravesites In Garden Of the Apostles.
Call LA 9-l556. 1924
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Ruth Suckow, 81,
Proteqe of Mencken

CLAREMONT, Calf, Jan. %
tAP).-Novelist Ruth Suckow,
81, a protege of the late H. L.
Mencken, died today at her
home.
Born in Hawarden. Iowa, she
wrote for Mencken's Smart Set
and American Mercury maga-
zines during the l920s. Her
books included Country Peo-
pie" Iowa Interiors" and
The Folks" Her husband,
Ferner Nuhn, survives.
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three sons. Charles B.. of Lees
burg; James H., and Harold
Lee. Of Lucketts; eight grand
children; a brother, James H,
Trussell of Gettysburg, Pa,
and sister, Mrs. Arlene Shry
of Lucketts.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. Monday from Faith Chapel
Presbyterian Church and will
be conducted by Rev. Henry L.
Willis, a former pastor of the
church. Burial will be in Lees
burg Union Cemetery.
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Copt. W. c. Thompson
Rites Set Tuesdoy

Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Tuesday in the Fort
Myer Chapel for Capt. Wendell
c. Thompson. Supply Corps,
USN. who was killed in the
Capital Airlines plane crash
Monday near Richmond, Va.
Military burial ceremonies will
follow in Arlington Cemtery.
Capt. Thompson, on tempo
rary duty in this country at the
time Of his death. was on the
staff Of Naval Eastern Atlantic
and Mediterranean headquar-
ters in London, England, and
leaves his wife and two sons
there.
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POWELL. ALRERT r

POWELL. ALBERT c. On THURSDAY.
eNSf5y Po%fIL q Miteseilvi. tese HLBHEsT Ha de- 6:
voted husband Of Virginia NJ. Powell,
father Of David Genelle, Verneli,
Gerald Beverly and Arlene Powell
lace, Sarah Anderson. Elizabeth
Newman. Ellen Harris and Mae
Fletcher and Elzine, Thomas Pred
srick Richard Ear. Arthur, Hilton.
ns; satyes anq and MsTn mang ,rsDSl eSws also oh,r
viye. After p.m. Monday, jan
uary s5. friends are invited to call
a. the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. ! $50
sth st. NV. where services will be
pm. Interment Arlinston National
Cemetery. IS
PRATT. COL. DANIEL HARRY, usAF
Retired. On Thursday January
q. 1850 at Fort Lauderdaie, Fla'.
DANIEL H PRATT. former VA Ap-
T;IdS 0eals Board member, He is sur
Pratt; three daughters, Mrs. Patricia
and Mrs. Diane RUwley; ten grand.
children. three sisters and a rother
Charles o. Pratt Of Arlington. Va
Friends may call after 10 am. sun
Co Funeral Home. 1901 l4th St
NV Funeral services will be held
q Fort Myer Chapel at 10 am
Monday. January -. with interment
In Arlington National Cemetery
PURvIS, MORAN g.. sr. Suddenly.
se si NJ NoRsH 5sfIdfnef 2 buR2iis stis Isth s
band Of Marie NJ. Purvis and father
OF Maurice P and Norah Z. Purvis.
Mrs, Nancy Peyton and Mrs, Flor
Y; 5ne brother. Wheeler Purvis;
one s:ster-in-law. Laura Purvis, and
After ) nm sunday January Jan srse"Hs. y,
friends are invited Il call at the
neral Home 1925 Deane ave. ne
Funeral services on Monday. jan
uary - az l:3h ? m, at the First
Christ holiness Church, Knox st.
:a.pttt R1 a0Sm' " wsrd sTf oeiatttahss me Rev in
terry.
RAKOCY, STEPHEN JOSEPH, Jr On
PHEN JosEPH EAaaAs RAKocY' iYHo"j jrs srGi Of
4O2l 5@d ave, Landover Hills, Md,
son EpareSs Of ssIacS STEPHEN Io,S. J and Eleanor
nor / Rakocy Of Boston Mass, lass
and Mrs. stefanie Kingman Of
MIS- Emma Rakocy CT washington,
D; G., and Mrs Wilbur Hammond
OF Montebello, Calf Friends may
Home 2a0l i4th st. NV, after
4 pm. Friday, January 20 ,park-
ing facilities The holy sacrifice
Mary's Catholic Church. Landover
Hills. Md, on Monday. January 25,
at 10 am. for the repoAe OF his
soul. Interment Arlington National
RAMIREZ. EFRAIN NJ. OF 3O55 18th
st NV. on January 2l 1860, hus-
band OF Maria s. OF Ramirez. father
Of Augusta Porras s.. Anita r. Man
tilla. sister and hiios; nephews,
ROGUE Mantills and Sra Gabriel
held at Chsmbers' ~Snersi Home,
1900 ChaDin st Nv. on Saturday,
January %. at . p.m. 7nterment
Washington National Cemetery "a
RENFRO, DIR, DANIEL 1. On Friday,
January 90. 1860, DR DANIEL /
RENFRO OF 1915 I.th St NV,
husband of the late Ollie c Renfro,
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
mentS by MCGUIRE. Inc. IS
SLAUGHTER. LILLE, On Wednes-
day, January 70, 1850. LILLE
SLAUGHTER OF 452 NJ St NV.
the beloved n ther OF Mrs. Doris
Price, Mrs, Cathryn Dunkins. Mrs.
Anna Davis, Mrs. Rachel Dunkins,
Miss Birdie slaughter and George,
also is survived by other relatives
end many friends Notice of funeral
Schey. Inc
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Sister Josephine Rites

A requiem mass for Sister
Josephine Cavanagh, who was
killed in the Capital Airlines
crash Monday in Virginia, will
be said at 10 am. tomorrow
at st. Joseph Central House,
EmmitSburg, Md.
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Garn nf Ihanka

GASKINS, JOHNSON z. To the many
friends who consoled Us during our
bereavement with personal contact,
phone calls flowers. cards and tele-
grams, we are most grateful May
The THE FAMILY FAN OF THE LATE JOHN
son E. GASKIES--FI ORENCE B.
eAsK1Ns,, pESg ,AEys EyEREGr b5t,RaaAASs. il aAs-
HEIEN N. TiBBs. ELLEN NJ
WARREN.
HOWARD. LENA q. Our sincere
pastoT o ne HsE florida Avenue n Bap
tist Church; the Pentagon employes,
relatives. nelghbGrs and friends Tor
the donation Of cars. floral tributes
and kindnesSes bestowed curing our
~ SISTER AND FAMILY. IS
NORRIS. CHARLES ELDRIDGE. sr.
The family Of the late CHARLES
III : wishes to express sincere thanks
to Father Charles z Miller, friends
in the P B. Section Of the Gov
ernment Printing once. relatives
sRa S6sE q sSas sgmpay ifT DURING af Oaa
recent bereavement.
PAYNE. ROBERT l. wish to ex-
press my sincere thanks TO the Rev.
odist Church, relatives. neighbors
and friends for flowers, cards. tele-
grams use Of cars, visits and al
acts of kindness during the illness
and death of my husband.
MRS. AIRLINE NJ. PAYNE.
sWERDLOFF. ALBERT. wish to
express my sincere thanks and srate-
ful appreciation TO my many trienos
and neighbors for .the many sVures-
sions of sympathy and other acts
of kindness and friendship during
my recent bereavement.
BESS SWERDLOFF.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony other wuy
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
FIoruI tributes but also eourteousIN
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the many to whom
o personal note Of thonks eonnot
we'll be mailed or whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
may be orrunsed by telephone to
The Stur u. $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Star
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NORRIS, CHARLES ELDRIDGE. sE.
Dratha

ABEL. JOSEPH BERNARD. sud
denly. on THURSDAY, January q.
oRpa 1889 e hhsNSRp hiS hHe GET GSEfntf SeSTe Me
husband Of Florine D A6ell and
Ridge. Nd. Mrs. Andrew E. sieever
Walter kirk sterIins of LeorSrd-
Mattingley Funeral Home: Leonard:
Sd sSEn on Ms supdsy ThsFs jssuaqy ae sGsSry a. vi" 3
pm Mass viii be said on Mon
Church. Morganza, Md; at 10 am.
Interment church cemetery. "a
Angler. ETA a. On Thursday, jan
Hospital Center. ETA q ANGIER
%d beioved MaPf Wife aSs nf pans ansief raef
mother Of James 9 Angler and
Mrs Frank J. Gould Friends may
s ss4 e csrrU rRS TakOma 81 ppsFs psrsnE EO%s op
positeI. after / nm, Saturday. jan
uary %, where services viii be held
on Monday. January 25, at II am.
!ntsTment irtsT Georss Washington Gem
BARKsDALE. YAGO THOMAS. On
wednesday. January 20, 1850, after
fHoMfHs o5iafs5inf fBARkspALE RtlnsfsA NR Il fae9 sSs2
Of Mrs Geneva Barksdsie. He also
Is survived. by one brother, Robert
z Aiexander: exSa one S'1 aunt MEN Mrs Ws Nam
garet winston. and other relatives
and many friends. Remains vii!
be resting at uis late residence.
a Ssaqafs georgia e. .tsr iSs 2T D Sn funeass ffneas
services on Monday, January rs,
At / pm at the Hail Bros: Funeral
Hon RRomei 81 81 cida Elorida crs,..,as ave Az the the
terment Harmony Memorial Park.
BEDELL. CHARLES J. On ,F,iday,
sEPRLE }iaSsE q i5fi 1877 &aandais cpASdiss St: T.
n. Bedell father Of Mrs. Louis
S.Sssd ShsSos Mrs a.da Ms p BSF:ss s.g. raI, and
D a. The VarneT HsSe P Panpofey EaasE 's Pus
neral Eome, s434 Georgia ave,
cl!itiesi Mass viii be offered for
January 25, at ii am. at st. Johns
Catholic Church. Forest Glen. Md
1nterment Parklawn Cemetery. New
Orleans. La. papers please copy.
BOOZE, MARY CATHERINE. On
Wednesday. January 20. 1850. at
Johns HOPKINS Hospital, Baltimore.
Nd. MARY CATHERINE BOOZE:
Adopted Son Donald BOOZE. Also
surviving are four sisters. Mrs. Az
mes Mcpherson, Mrs. Edna Sellman.
Mrs. Maggie Crump and Miss Sarah
Evans; two brothers. Milton and
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at her late home after pm.
Saturday. January e, in punkirk.
sSpd.7 Hd hs .nsEy fgnsTs VIII BE- ,s heis ss,sq, on
Chapel Methodist Church Inter-
ment Moses cemetery. 24'
soRP; nsT: NOSES sso oH Nosvs ISprssay sngb Jan.
loved husband Of Anna Bord. de-
Mary Bord and Rose Bord. all OF
atlantic City: N; J.: = [ gord oi
Geilman Of PhiisdelDhia. Pa, and
Mrs. Bertha colodny OF Levittovn,
Pa: He also is survived by one
sister. Bertha Pugatch Of Media, Pa
at the c. b. Goldberg 4 Son Funeral
Home; 4217 9th st NV. on SUN
day; Jsnuary q: at pm, Inter
mourning at a. Fleetwood ter
race. Silver Spring. Nd. "a
BoRD, MOSES. A special communica-
A u !. !: !; j
W the purpose Of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
LESTER C. MAcKLEY W. NJ
FRED NJ. BOOTH, secy. "A
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e,cH2sESR cHHo2RsESRT 2, o,,,bg54ss. bY4s. president.

GRABER. CATHERINE A. On Friday,
5ta c,THERist II KIM q SSPHlsfa GRAsER HSs g..
loved mother OF the late Kathryn
GRADER Morrow and grandma her of
Mrs. William Z. Shanks OF Be-
thesia. Nd. Services and interment
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January ~. 1850, CHARLES WIN.
FISHER Of RID Route No /,
Annandale. Va. son Of the late
Beverly ano Ellen Fisher. brother OF
Marie Scott, Alice Fisher. Katie
Lenora Overs: one devoted aunt.
tive nieCes. three nephewS. four
brothers-in law end a host tf rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting
az ne Boyd's Funeral Home. 10Th
Friends may. call after II am. to-
day. Funeral Monday. January IS,
at ] pm Interment Mount Pleas
ant Cemetery. Mount Pleasant, Va,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
eIe q ct NE Il 3-4ssc
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PARKS, CLARA ELIZABETH lnee
DecD. On Friday. January -.
1860, CLARA ELIZABETH PARRIS
lnee Deckl OF Falls Church Va.
beloved wife OF the late Rev james
W. Paris and mother OF Donald
8 Paris Uf Arlington, Va. and
Paul Paris OF West Orange,
N. J. Friends may call at the
Mitchell Funeral Home. 1900 Eutaw
place. Baltimore, Md. on Sunday.
January "A. from TO 3 pm Serv-
ices on Monday. January rs. at .
pm. lnterment Druid Ridge Gene
terry. Baltimore. Md -
PILGREN. ELIZABETH Y. on Fri
day, January ~. 1860. ELIzABE1H H
Y. PlLGREN O. $50 kadnor rd
Bethesda. Nd beloved daughter of
Yolande B Pilsren and Martin N.
Pilgren. lister OF Mrs, Clyde Hens
ley. Mrs. David Sherlne and Lois
c. Pilgrcn Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda Md. where services
will be held on Monday, January
"a. At am. Interment private
In lieu of flowers. contributions may
be made to the Cancer Fund,
Evening star., 1960-01-24

DUNUHgk, JUNE MAklE. on Wednes-
geles. Calf. JUNE MARIE DoNo-
HUE. beloved wife of Charles s.
DOnohue. mother II Richard Payne,
daughter of John j. and Mary A.
baum and Lucille @, crum Crave
side services and interment st Ar
ltnRtou National Cemetery on Tues
day. January %. at pm.
Arrangements by the Takoma Fu-
neral Hama
Evening star., 1960-01-24

LEVINE SsIy HARsX s66 8Resg q sTidrI tvIsS I'm
beloved father Of Mrs. Jeanette B
Goldman. Sidney and irving B
Levine. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanzanEkv a. Sons Funera
Home, 1901 l4tn ST. NV. On Sun
day. January 2i. a: . p.m Inter.
mortal week. 1918 Hamilton 1t. e
Evening star., 1960-01-24

BORD, MOSES. A special communica-
a tion Of National Lodge. No.
Il i !. !: ::|:' !: !: j ] E.
NO uary "a. 1850. at ] pm..
XNOLY at the Msonic Temple, 18th
wv St and New York ave. for
W the purpose Of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother. MOSES BORD.
LESTER C. MACKLEY W NJ
FRED NJ. BOOTH, secy. "A
Evening star., 1960-01-24

WIS y. Members OF The
OF Retired
Policemen are hereby noti-
led OF the passing OF our
ate Brother JAMES r.
jAWEN on Saturday,
?3. 1860. Re-
mains can be viewed at
Evening star., 1960-01-24

Saturday January %, 300. MARY
JANE LYON OF 1904 Davidson drive,
Chevy Chase, Nd beloved wife Of
the late Thomas ID, lyon, mo,htr
Of Teresa u Putnam, Beatrice Hay
are Invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md. Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered on
Tuesday. January 20. Mt Our Lady
thesda Nd. Interment Cedar nill
Cemetery rs
Evening star., 1960-01-24

M0FFAT, HERBERT JOHN. son
Saturday, January %. 1860. HER-
BERT JOHN MOFFAT Of 400
Emerson ST.. Hyattsvllle. Md. be-
loved husband Of the late Annie v
Moftat tnee SpicerD and father
Of Ruth Il Mofiat, Helen g. Moffat
and Margaret NJ. OeForrest: grand-
father Of Robert Wilson Bongers
and Deborah Ann DeForrest. serv-
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home.
Md. on Monday. January rs. at
IL am Relatives and friends in
vited. lnterment IverEreen Gene
terry. BlndenshurR, Nd.