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TURNER. MELVIN e. On Friday. Jan.
uary Is. 1850, MELVIN c. TURNER
Of sos Hilltop terrace Sc, beloved
husband Of Mrs Martha H. Turner,
tsther Of Michelle Rene Turner. SON
Robert l.. Charles 4. Gilbert p.
Eric j. Jeanie and Nancy Turner,
Viola J.. Green. Astorie o. ActS
SiH., ana Shirley WashinSton; Many
saasF sasf' atsf n@ and Mosdss Gsaas ja6 sso
uary. IS. friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home 1S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV Funeral on Tues
the OAK Grove Baptist Church. Mad
ison County, Va Jnterment church
cemetery. IS
WADE. MARCY ]. On Thursday.
T Ifnuayy Nancy t 5'G wRbs Il g. bfIoy.d T
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. william
Jenkins OF Tampa. Fla; sister Of
Mrs, Royal Russell Of Detroit, Mich.
Services at the Bethesda Chevy
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd. On Tues
day. January ~. at > pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Is
" y Inn NJ MD IL Ou CdluIOdSs
January IL. 1860. at Sibley Hos
pital. FRED L. WALRATH OF 1909
G St Sc. beloved husband q
Florence G. Walrath nee Myers,
father OF Mrs. Marion Metka. Mrs,
Winifred wilkes, Mrs. Betty Les
and william G Walrath; brother
Of Clyde Walrath Mrs. DELIGHT
oowell. Mrs Ethel Robinson and
Mrs Bertha Dobney: also survived
by seven grandchildren Friends
may cali at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
airy 10. Services in the First
Brethren Church 18th and z SITS.
Sc. at ! pm Lorain. Chic. papers
please copy Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Is
wEAKS. JOHN ". On Wednesday,
January l3. 1860, at Washington,
D, c., JOHN W. WEAKS. husband
Of the late Nettie Weaks and father
Of Irene LoveleSs Of Ocala. Fla.
Friends may call at the Money a
King Funeral Home, III Maple ave.
west, Vienna, Va. where services
will be held on Sunday. January
II, at 2:30 pm. Interment Fairfax
Cemetery. Fairfax. Va. II
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Dr.. c. {. Mathews, so
Deon at Seminary

NEW YORK, Jan. l6 CAP)
DR.. Charles E. Mathews. so.
dean of students at Union
Theological Seminary. died to-
day of a heart attack.
A Presbyterian minister, DR..
Mathews became dean last
July. He had been associated
with the seminary since 1949
after holding pastorates in
Avon and Oswego, N. Y.
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R. l. Bickers,
Area Native

Robert Lee Bickers, %, a ma
tive of the Washington area,
died Thursday at his home,
1905 Fifty-seeond avenue. Hill
side, Md, after a long illness.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Florence K. Wilson, and a sis
ter. Mrs. Philip Webb, both Of
the home address. He also
leaves a brother, William H., Of
SIPS Benning road Sc.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at
Chambers Funeral Home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial
will be at Washington National
Cemetery.
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SMITH, WILLIAM A. On Saturday,
January l6. 1850. at his daughter S
residence, 1927 Bowen rd. Sc, WILL
LIAM A. SMITH Of West Medford,
Mass, devoted husband Of Mrs. Mary
E. Smith Of West Medford, Mass.
Mrs Helen s Mason, and a son,
William Harold Smith of New York,
other relatives and many friends.
After 3 pm. Monday. friends may
Home, $500 Nichols ave. Sc, vFere
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday. January 10, at pm, the
Rev. Robert L. Jeans oficiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
sTATHAM,, MARGARET, A. on Fri
s4AqaAM RssGhi T. wife of AhsF MARfAshT 2 stathah,
mother Of Francis, Patrick and
James Michael Statham. Mrs. Betty
Alice Lear and Mrs Peggy Anne
Of Mrs. Mary MIhcney and Charles
McKernan, both of Philadelphia,
Pa; also survived by Cne grand
child, Barry ,Jamison, II Friends
may call at the Money q King Fu-
VIENNA RssSI hoVs Vs II Rec,s.IdS MspIs aye "
rosary will be held Monday. Janu-
airy is, at $50 pm. Services will
be held Tuesday. January 10, at
10 am. from Our Lady Of Good
Council Catholic Church, Vienna,
Va. Interment private is
STENARS. LUCINDA CATHERINE. On
Friday, January 5, 1860. at Ha-
ER1NE STEVAsS Of Boyds. Nd,
widow Of the late Charles Stevars
and mother Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lar
man. Mrs. Haley Jewell, Staley,
Alfred, Melvin, Georse and Ninever
Stevars Friends may call at the
Hilton Funeral Home, Barnesville,
Nd. where services will be held on
Monday. January is. ct II am,
lnterment Boyds Presbyterian Gem
etery.
THORNE. DANIEL R. Suddenly, on
Friday. January Is, 1860, at his
residence, GIL Allentown rd. Sc,
DANIEL R. rHORNE, beloved hus.
band Of Dorothy A, Thorne and
father Of Elaine Thorne and LYNDA
Wartenberg. brother OF Ruth Ma
Zurski, Beatrice Early and Helen
Hitch. Funeral services at the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope I'd. se. parking facili-
ties), on Monday, January is, at II
I'm. In'erment Washington Ma
tionsl Cemetery. II
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Darn nf Thanka

CAMPBELL, HERMAN. The family. Of
the late HERMAN CAMPBELL wishes
to express sincere thanks to their
many friends and neishbors for the
kind expressions Of sympathy during
0uf ''''n' 0'f' The FAMILY.
GRIFFIN. ETTIsON. The family of
the late ETTIsoN GRIFFIN wishes
to express their appreciation to
and members Of the John Wesley
and members OF the Metropolitan
y.sure sssy chSESh Of ths b. Minister Tabof rs
byterian Church and the many other
friends of the immediate family
and friends of their late uncle. for
and services rendered during their
RUTH g; PARKER AND MIRIAM
JOSEPH. JOSEPH wish to ex-
press my sincere thanks to our
Pnd expressuns n sy@pahS sp
itual and floral offerings, cards, per-
sonal calls and heart contributions
s.Is A. The time Sdrry Et my Ssrsavemsns nds:
for their beautiful services.
ANNA VELA JOSEPH.
MCKENZIE, GOLDEN v, The family
Of GOLDEN v. MCKENZIE is deeply
grateful for all the kind express
sions Of sympathy from friends and
relatives during its recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
1AVNALL, lone. Our sincere thanks
TO the Rev. Stevenson, Providence
Baptist Church. Elder Williams, the
Thompson Chorus, relatives, neigh
bors and friends for the donations
Of cars. flower tributes and the
kindness shown US during our re-
cent bereavement
HUSBAND AND FAMILY. II
SPARROW. ANNA. The family Of the
late ANNA SPARROW wishes to
thank our many friends and weigh
bors and all ORGANIZATIONS for dow-
ers. cards and personal services tx
tended during the illness and death
Of our owed one. The FAMILY.
TUCKER, MARTHA X. We, the fam
lily Of the late MRS. MARTHA R.
TUCKER. who died December 25,
1859, in New YORK City. wish TO
thank the Rev. FranciS J. TiRhe,
g. s. j.; members Of 81. Cyprian's
Church, members Of the Elk lodges
and temples and our many friends
for cards, 'elesfamS, use OF cars,
visits and all acts OF kindneSS
shown US during our bereavement
MRS. SYLVIA 6. ROBINSON AND
FAMILY
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He was a member Of Ascen-
sion Church of Bowie where
services will be held at 10 am.
Tuesday followed by burial at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form of donations to the Can
Ger Fund.
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Dratha

BAILEY, ANNIE J. ,tnes KennaIly). OF
Nd, on January il. 1850. mother
.,.5 e aa5Ey ,sss sna ,sS sifhsTd ARD, L BAILEY
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
afy is, at s:45 am. Mass at the
ton. stS o. and nd n iuH'q sts n.W', At $50
an: 1nterment Mount olivst Gem
BARKER. JOSEPH M. MD. On Tues
soS sas Ho:pi.sy SspHsiy JOSEPH 81 sYI H. sAAhkRRE AIRE
MD. q 1899 Nss,Cr ave. Los An:
tsyns & s Bar ksf i0ia fstb.T rHsSAiI q Marx &
ad Sns'R Mss,I snd s.EeI En sS sS,' of JEssps S2S
brother Of Mrs. Mary McMuIlen'
Mrs; Margaret JalCmEcak and Mrs.
fRaps Funs. fEnssa Homs 1853 sGcm IN
at S:i6 am. Requiem mass al
Fort Myer Chapel at 10 am; In
terry Friends may cali from Z until
9 pm. SATURDAY jsEuary 10. and
,,pI; Pm Ihe Geo5EstGEn Mediea!
the above funeral home on SUNDAY,
at pm. for the recitation CT the
IU1AIy.
BARNES, MARGARET. On THURSDAY.
BARNES sHiHnRsssES Of s1a lssn tsf.3 MHseAREr Asee
devoted mother OF Ms. AMY Barnes.
she Is also survived by q grand
dauEhter. Mrs Marsarst Allen: two
and frnieds. Remains may De viewed
after IL noon, Sunday. January II,
a. Barnes Jo 4 Matthews Funeral
aomee, ~ S9ls 18Th 81 nv: l4th st.
ices will be he'd Monday. Janu-
Harmony Cemetery.
BATTLE, HOWARD. On Friday. jan
ffI 9i Is6S. ig0G g. Ao~AsR w S.lo7sd sdrThE ha.
father OF Edward T. and Sharon
Battle. He also is survived BY two
all OF Rocky Mount, N. c., and
otnsT Sn5,n, r..,tny rslatives an; ana friends; Re;
from 8 pm. Saturday, January l6.
until 1890 pm. SUNDAY. January
H., Funeral and interment ROCKY
BENNETT. ELMER R. On THURSDAY.
ohiS shhisaff E1mER lsoO K sESNETf 4 EFffiesta soH
Of the late Nelson and Alice Ben
nett. He also is survived by his
Nlc ndTlleL, seven sisters. jessie
Windle of New York. Mary Moore
OF Sarasota, Fla; Georgia King
Enger Ward. Martha Siemon. Car:
RE Johnson and Dollie Johnson OF
the Washington area; three broth
ers. Wayne. Audley End James Ben
nett Funera services at 2:30
pm. Monday. January IS. at Mari
etta' ee4. pieass oaie eopy5 MANASSAS Va pa
BETIKOFER, WILFRED A. On
Wsdnesday, JsngsTyy 10. 1880. VII.
y. G.. beloved brother Of Mrs W
3, Harrison OF Baltimore. lid: Gler
w. Betikofer OF Endicott, N Y.
and Robert D. betikofer Of De.
troit. Mich lntPrnent from tht
chapel in Arlington National Gene.
tery on Monday. January Is. al
BROWN. JOSEPH, sr. ON Wednesday
January -, 1850. JOSEPH BROWN
ST., OF 322 Eye st. Sc. the beloved
father Of Mrs. Florence Epps. Misi
Altheia Brown, Joseph brown, ir
and George and Franklin Brown
He also is survived by one brother
Jimmie De Lane. and other rela
tiVes. Friends may call at thu
Malvan & Schey. Inc. Funeral Home
New Jersey ave. and r ct. NV.
on sunday. January II. sfter L.
noon. Funeral services will be helc
a. the st. Paul A U. M P. Church
Attn and Eye SITS. Sc, on Monday
January ls, at | pm. the Rev. M
II; kilson ofnciatinR. Intermen'
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PFEIFFER, HARRY r.. yr. {

PFEITFER; ~ HARRY I5sG z; Jr, On .EG Fri
town uniSsfsitS Hospital, Harry
2. PFEIFFER, Jr., Of us North
Oakland ST.; Aylington. Va. beloved
son OF Mr.. and Mrs: Harry +
Pfeifier, sr.. of Palm Hsrbor. Fla.
Norfolk. Va; Mrs; William g
PaSi Pteisa fsiRssdA silRsf sp4iag. MG wam Md aGd
John +. Pfeiffer, Baitimore, Md
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfas
drive; Arlington, Va. where there
sun sandSs Ss 1anSafs asslfs'iCn St he em 5o:fb' T6'
family will be present Sunday from
win be offered at 10 am. Monday
csaSoIis church III e. ATlinTton ri eGnas siyd MT5t snt
North Thomas St. Arlington. Va,
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gene:
tery. 3il1 Arlington blvd.
RICCIOLI. FRANK. On Friday. Tan.
gital; FRANK RIccloLl Of l2lt
Of Ida Mary Rlccioli. father Of Mrs
Carmelina Nelke; He also is sur.
and brother. Salvatore Riccioli, in
Co. Funeral Home, 2a0i i4th ST
nv, on Tuesday. January 10. al
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IS
RICCIOLI. FRANK. A special com.
"a munication Of BENJAMIN B
81 e; J: ;:;:: 4; ! :: &
at am. for the purpose
RiccioL10 0u' '"'' 0'"'n'r' Fl'ANA
c. MoRrEN wENDT, W. NJ.
GLENN L. JOHNSON. Secretary. 1s
RIGGS. ALEXANDER A. On Thurs.
day. January IA. 1850. ALEXANDER
A. RIGGS of 1889 9th st. ne,
brother Of Lewis Rigss. nephew OF
MaEgie Butler and James H. Risss
s lives Is and ss9 r:Sd :STyvea Ssyy BY other MdS sS
day, January. Is, 1860. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
1892 You s., NV. where funeral
JsnIsTy SsTyise; w Be heid on TUESDAY |,
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
ROBINSON. JULIUS J. Departed thi.
life on Tuesday. January -. 1890
tEInCc OtOIBeS 1tDeTal HOSPITAL
JULIUS J. ROBINSON Of 4pl2 46th
ave, Edmonston. Nd. beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Rachel Robinson. He
also leaves to mourn his loss two
brothers, Mr. George ID Robinson
and Mr., Theodore tSinkirJ Robin
son, and host Of other relatives
and many friends Friends are in
vited to call al noon Sunday, jan
uary al the Taft II. Williams
Funeral Home. 444b Deane ave. ne
Ehere prayers Will be offered on
Sunday at 3 pm. Interment on
Monday January lS. at II am,
Arlington National Cemetery. II
ROSS. ANNA LEE. On Saturday,
HHn,pitCyI HHsnpHIy SNI lS 1890 snsP sTCyidSnss
NICHOLSON ioSsS %,,s st" Hssttsville, Nd be
mother of Mrs. Barbara C. HUFF,
Hickey Lee Ross and Robert Lynn
Ross; sister-in-law of Miss Eliza
beth 9, Boteler, all of Hyattsville.
Nd: sister Of Harry Tucker, Rich
ard c. and Rush W Chambiin, IT,,
Chamblin Of Salem, Greg; grand.
mother Of Barbara Ann and John
Raymond Huff, jr. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST,
and MaSsachuetts ave ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday
January 10, at / 30 q m. Interment
EbeneIer Church Cemetery, Round
Hill, Va, at 2:a0 pm. is
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hem Chapel of the National
Cathedral. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be made in
the form of donations to the
Cancer Society.
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AnurtltttD

AUERBACH. REBECCA GEIER. There
yin sSsxceA ss az unyilIins GEiER Il EERsSeg RfnS5y
on Sunday. January "a, 1850 at
II am, at George Washington Gem
etery. $500 Riggs rd, Hyattsville.
Md. In case Of inclement weather
the unveiling will be held on Sum-
day. January 81, same place and
Same time.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thunks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hordly be solved in ony other way
Not only is il o sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but olso eourteouslY
acknowledges the services ond
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
o personol note Of Thanks euHnot
we'll be muiIed or whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of cord Of thonks
moy be orronsed by telephone TO
The Stcr. u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sundoy Stor
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Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Thomas More's
Church, 10l North Thomas
street, Arlington. Burial will
be in Columbia Gardens Ceme-
terry.
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HUGHES. LEO ALoYsIus. sr. Sud

LEO kLoYsiUs HU6HEs, sr.. Of
Baltimore, Nd. and Washington,
D. c.. beloved husband Of Edna
more. Nd; Mrs. Ronald J. Hays Of
jacksonville. Fla, son Of the late
Capt. William and Jane Hughes and
brother Of Florence NJ. and Jeannette
W. Hughes Of Washington. D. c.
Notice OF funeral later.
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DEMpsEY IMoGkNE n On rhur,d,y

DEMPSEY, lMOGLNE D. On Thursday
DEMPSEY 4 Of HSi SOS -fHI Peplar ave, e.
Takoma Park. Md. beloved wife
OF Richard Dempsey. Also surviving
Meranr ere many iIisnds: ,Aita Aiter 9 PM, pm,
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920
9th ST. NV. where services will be
held on Tuesday. January 10, al
l2 noon Interment private Is
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CAMPBELL, HERMAN. The family Of
the late HERMAN CAMPBELL wishes
to express sincere thanks to their
many friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes and their
kind expressions Of sympathy during
our recent bereavement.
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CkYER, JANIS WALLER. On Sat.
ST, Mary,s Hospital. Leonardtovn.
Md, JAMES WALTER CRYER Of
Compton. Maryland, father OF Mrs
Antoinette Tippett and Joseph Wal
ter Cryer. Friends may call at tbs
Mattingly Funeral Home, Leonard
town, Nd. where prayers viii Be
said Monday, January is, at 4 pm
Mass will be said at 81 Francis
Xavier Church. Compton. Md, al
8 am. Tuesday, January 10. In
IL noon. Is
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DICKsTEIN. DAVID ISLE. ON ?

day. January is. 1896 DAVID LES
LIE DICKS rEIN. beloved son of
also is survived by q sister, Marcia
Ellen Dickstein. and brother
ices at the Bernard DanSansky Il
Sons Funeral Home. 1901 I4th St
NV. on Sunday. January II, at
Memorial Garden. Memorial week
l1l4 Galloway st. ne. In lieu OF
flowers the family suggests that
contributions De made to the Cancer
Aid Group. II
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Friday. January is. 1860. at Prince
Georges General Hospital. WILLIAM
Seven nieces, three nephewS, six
teen great-nephews. twelve great
nieees, q devoted friend. Mrs. Iren,
Campbell. and other relatives anC
friends survive Remains resting al
the Henry s, Wssshington 4 SOM
after pm. Sunday. January II
Mass at graveside at Church o.
Ascension, Bcvie. Nd, ct y am
Monday, January Is. Irtermen
church cemeterY
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CLARK, MAUDE ORDWAY. On p

day, January is. 1860. at her resi-
dence. 1918 North Taylor. ST., Ar
lington, Va. MAUDE CRDwAY
CLARK. beloved wife. Of thu. late
Paul G. Clark and mother Of Lester
W. OF North TarYytcwn. N Y;
George o. OF Arlington, Va. and
Everett s. Clark Of Falls Church,
Va, and Mrs. Rosalie M. Powers OF
Arlington. Va. She also is survived
by nine grandchildren and one great
grandson. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. where funeral
services win be held IN Tuesday.
January 10, at 1880 am. Interment
Ariinutnp Nafional CemeteYv tG
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Sa.aG6'{ nEicn AosD JsnarFS chsLEs Is ssG ssEk1 s. At
HILLIARD OF 1901 North Nichols
st., Arlington, Va, beloved husband
Of Gertrude B. Hilliard. father OF
Mrs Patricia Peterson, Durham.
N. c. and Karen Hiliiard Of the
home address. He Is also survived
BY one grandchild. Masonic services
on Monday. January IS, at 3 pm
81 the Arlington Funeral Home, 3gO1
North Fairfax drive. Arlington. Va
1nteYment private is
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HAYS, MARY WATERS WHITE. On
Friday. January 10, 1880, at her
home, Barnesville. Nd. MARY
WATERS WHITE HAYS. widow Of
the late Leonard Hays and mother
Of DR. Leonard Hays of HyattS-
vile. Md; r. Shirley and p. Sprisg
Hays Of BarnesyIlle. Nd. Friends
may call At the Hilton Funeral
Home. Sarnesville. Mo. where Serv-
ices will 6e held on Monday. jan
uary is. at . pm. Interment
Monocacy Cemetery, BeallSville. Md
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H0PkINs. WALIER; On PridLy, Jan;
Of 732 9th st. ne. husband Of
Alice Hopkins. father Of James Hop
kins and John E. Smith son Of
Kate Hopkins. He also is survived
by one grandson. other relatives
and friends: After pm; Tues
vited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1892 You st. nv. where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday.
January 90. at 1880 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
lTl0
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HILLIARD, CHARLIE

CHARLES r. A special
communication OF Remper
Lodge, No a.. A. p. and
A. NJ. will be held at the
Masonic Temple. ast
Broad ST. and Church
place, Falls Church, Va,
at pm. Monday. Jan:
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Nd. on January is. 1850. hus6s nd
Mrs Ira Beekneq. Mrs Fred T. T.
Mcintyre and Raymond A. Coulombe
Remains at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave, River
dale. Md. until Tuesday. Janu-
Church Of the the Ascension. ; Bowie.
Nd. at 10 am. Interment Fort
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GRIMES. sERGT. THOMAS F., UsA

on Friday. January s, 1860 at
Aseom; Korea, sERdT; THOMAS 7.
drive, Alexandria, Va, beloved hus-
band of Christy L. Grimes. father
Of Dianna Carolyn and Edward
Lawrence Grimes; son of Edward
and Roselle Grimes, Susenville.
Susanviiie Cali FSiends NAV raIi
at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arlington,
Va, until 12 noon Tuesday, Janu-
ary 10. thence to Fort Myer Chapel,
where services will be held at . pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. is
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January l6, 1860. at her home,
500 Sherbrook, DIR, Silver Spring:
Md. NANCY M HANNA. wife Of
of Mrs. sydney N MacInnis and
sister Of Mrs. A H. Pound. Mrs.
Hanna rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georsia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where services will be held on Tues
day. January 10, at pm tparking
facilities). Interment Colesville
Cemetery, ColeSville, Nd. is
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uary IL, IBbV, TOT the EuTDose o
services for our late brother
CHARLES R. HILLIARD.
JOHNSTON c. SACHS. W. NJ IS
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CLEMENT CLEMENT L. dREENHoWv3 of tSHHi soIs
Perry st. ne, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Sophie z. Greenhow. He also
is survived by seven daughters,
three sons, twenty grandchildren,
four sisters. one aunt. Cne uncle
and other relatives and friends
Remains may oe viewcu after l2
noon Sunday. January II. at the
Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home
1919 14th st. NV. Il4th st. al
on Monday. January Is. 1t 10 am,
at st Francis De Sales Catholic
Church. Rhode Island ave, between
goth and 22d SITS ne, Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. II
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DAVIES. ROBERT J. On Saturday
January l6. 1880. at 299 south
Capitol st, ROBERT J. DAV1Es
Of 3l4 East Capitol st., husband Of
Lillian Z. Davies. father OF Jack
Davies. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th and Massa-
ehusetts ave. ne. Notice Of funeral
IatAR
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IRON. ANNE EVANS. On Saturday

IRION, ANNE Evans. On saturday
January l6. 1850, at her residence
3136 Alton place NV, ANNE
EVANS IRON. beloved wife oi
Harry IriOn ana mother Of Henry
clifford iron She also Is survived
by two grandchildren. christopher
and Sheila lrion. and a sister, Mrs
Rose z. Walker Of Sarasota, Fla
Friends may call at the 8. H. Hines
NV. parking facilities Service,
at the Bethlehem Chapel, Washing.
ton Cathedral, Massachusetts, ant
Wisconsin aves. b.w.. on Monday
January lS, ct IL am. Intermeni
Rock Greek Cemetery The famil,
suggests that expressions Of sym.
pathy NAV be made In the form Of
contribution to the American
Cancer Society
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urday. January l5. 1860, at sibiey
MeTpTisI Hospital, GERTRUDE a;
wife OF Thomas p. Holland. sister
OF Michael Cunningham. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home, 317 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
on Tuesday, January ~. al am
REQUIEM mass at st. Aloysius
Church at 9:30 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlinaton
National Cemetery Friends may
call after pm Sunday. is
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UnIII, JAMES LehOf. On Frioay'
iptsl' JAMES Leroy FuGiTT Of
i2S3iQ :S. 1uds9n nS !, r. q: Il. SILVER Spring
father If Mrs. Irving W. Gillispie.
John E., Robert, Joseph. Norman c.
Grinder; son of Joseph Fugitt.
brother of Mrs. Edward johnson,
Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs Minnie
Y, Miller. ollie C., and William Z.
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral
Home, s434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Nd, where services will be
held on Tuesday, January 10, al
II am. parking facilitiesl. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1960-12-18

of releasing evil spirits, but it may have had the
effect of relieving the symptoms of brain tumors
depressed skull fractures. Thus SO often happens
in folk medicine, they right for the wrong
reason.
Why should folk medicine have taken such
great hold the minds of men, so that it persists
into enlightened age of science? The reasons
numerous. Folk medicine was closely linked with
religion; medicine men and priests of pagan gods
were often one and the same. Disease was regarded
visitation of angry gods: ANYTHING that could
ward oil such disaster was indeed worth vrncration
Evening star., 1960-12-18

Just a few generations ago man understood little
about disease and its causes Treatment then had to
be hit or miss, hut certain percentage of patients
recovered. Today know that much disease is
sC-limed. and that treatment often only hastcns
recovery and enhances comfort rather than curing
the disease. But primitive man associated every
covcry with the treatment which preceded it, and
this msconception still persists. CoincidentaI
coverv after using Ineffective treatment is dcccp
tive, especially in the presence of strong wishfu
thinking.
Another reason for strong Continued on page