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Evening star., 1960-08-11
DR.. {. Shade, Dentist,
Amateur Singer, Dies

the American Dental Assccia-
ton in 1906. In 1928 and 1924
he was president of the local
society.
A member Of the Trinity
Episcopal Church in Takoms
Park. DR.. Shade made q, hobby
of staging amateur theatricals
throughout the area, helpins
churches of all denominations
raise funds. He wss most ac-
tive In this field during the
1920s and 1930s, but as re-
Gently as 1854 he staged The
Mikado" for q Catholic church
in Miami, Fla.
DR.. Shade was q past presi-
dent of the Takoma Park Lion,
Club. a member OF the Dental
Supper Club and a Mason.
When he retired, he turned
his practics at 7100 Cedar ave.
nue., Takoma Park. over to q
nephew, DR.. N. w. Ditzler.
Besides his son. DR.. Shade
leaves a sister. Mrs. Norman W.
Ditzler. 1901 Connecticut ave.
nue.. Chevy Chase. Md, and q
brother. Paul T., Haworth. N. j
His wife, Ivy Herriott Shade
died in 1898. .'
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
street NV.
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Dr.. VebIen, 80,
Mathematician

BROOKLYN. Me. Aug. IL
(AP).-Dr. Oswald Veblen, 80,
a world-renowned mathemati-
clan. died yesterday while va
cationing here with his wife.
DR.. Veblen. a pioneer in the
field Of topology. the study of
advanced geometry, joined the
Princeton University faculty
in 1905 as one of the so orig
inal instructors requested by
Woodrow Wilson to initiate the
preeeptorial system in small,
informal study groups.
In 1882 DR.. Veblen became
the first professor of maths
matics at the Princeton Insti-
tute for Advanced Study.
DR.. Veblen was a nephew OF
the late economist, Thorsteir
B. Veblen, and was president
OF the International Congress
Of Mathematicians in 1850. He
was author or co-author Of six
books. His two-volume PRO
jective Geometry" is considered
a classic in the field of mathe-
matics.
A native, Of Decorah, Iowa
he had lived in Princeton, N. j.,
| since 1905.
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Frank Lloyd, 73,
Movie Director

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Aug
II Prank Lloyd, 10, one
OF Hollywood's great directors
and winner Of three Oscars,
died yesterday at st. Johns
Hospital. He had been i'll with
heart and lung ailments for
many months.
Mr.. Lloyd. born in Glasgow
came to Hollywood in 1913 as
an actor but quickly switched
to directing. He guided many
Of the greats Of silent films, and
was one Of the top directors OF
the movies great years-the
l930s and l940s.
He won Academy Awards for
Divine Lady" in 1929. "Caval-
cade" in 1888 and 'Mutiny on
the Bounty" in 1896.
Mr.. Lloyd came out Of seven
years retirement to direct his
last f1lm in 1888. 1t was Last
Command"
He is survived by his widow
writer Virginia Kellogg.
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10 Negroes Fined
In Demonstration

GREENVILLE. S. c., Aug. II
(AP). - Ten young Negroes
were convicted here today of
trespass charges stemming
from q lunch counter demon
stration.
Municipal Judge John v.
Jester. who heard the eases
without q jury. sentenced each
Of the 10 to a 800 fine or 30
days in Jail.
Matthew Perry Of Spartan
burg. attorney for the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People in
South Carolina. indicated he
would appeal the case.
The demonstration occurred
Tuesday at the s. H. Kress Co.
store on Main street..
Judge Jester dismissed no.
tionS by the defense to quash
the charges after Mr.. Perry
argued that the charges we're
too indefinite and the defend
ants were not informed PROP
erly as to the reasons for their
arrest.
City Attorney w. H. Arnold
said he felt the warrants were
definite enough and that the
10 defendants, whose cases
were tried as one. violated the
State trespass law.
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Alice T.. Murphy,
Stores Shopper

Mrs. Alice T. Murphy, 5S
q shopper for Lansburgh',
department store. died Tues.
day at George Washingtor
University Hospital. Her home
was at lat Carroll street Sc
A native Of Kentucky, Mrs
Murphy came to Washington
10 years ago. Since that time
she was employed as a per.
sonal shopper by the Lans-
burgh store.
She was q member Of the
Capitol Baptist Church.
Mrs. Murphy leaves her hus-
band. Foy H. Murphy Of the
home address: a daughter, Mrs
Barbara Powers of Columbus,
Ohio; her mother, Emily Todd
OF Hico, w. Va. and two sis
ters, Mrs. LedA White OF
Page, w. Va, and Mrs. zelma
Wilson Of Hico.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Saturday in Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc.
Burial will be In National
Cemetery.
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DR.. e. Clyde Shade. 85, Z
Washington dentist for IS
years and well known as an
amateur thespian q few dec
ades ago, died yesterday at hi'
home. 701S Eastern avenue. Ta-
koma Park, Md.
A native Of McConnellsburg
Pa, DR.. Shade started practic-
ing here in 1901 after grad
uatinG from the dental school
Of the old Columbian Univer-
sity. now George Washington
University. In 1898.
In l94e he retired and moved
to Miami, Fla, where he owned
an apartment house. He re-
turned to Washington last Feb
ruary when his health started
to fail and was cared for by
his only son. Daniel c. Shade,
81 the home address.
DR.. Shade. who had a strong
bass voice. financed his last few
years in dental school by sing
ing in summer stock, where
he played the role Of Pooh Bah
in Gilbert and Sullivan's oper-
eta. THE Mikado." The
theater was always his second
love and before opening his
dental practice he toured for a
few years in vaudeville.
He Joined the District OF
Columbia Dental Society and
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Draths
WARN. ARrHun CLAYTON

WARD. AnIAgG SLAYTIsoSS. On Tues; .s.;
sf,IYr1oSNS r1oSNSuWSs uWSsARb d sSS; 49, JANE. y.RaHyR y
0aitherIburg, Nd. beloved husband
q vireis " Ward ana brother Of
MARY z. Ryan; Friends are invited
% can A., the Colonial Funeral
VILE. Nd. where services viii be held
Friday, August IL. at 9:45 an
Intermtht Arlington National Gene
tery. IL
WELLS. PATRICIA A. On Mond.,,
AUGUST 9: 1860, PATRICIA 4
TE; Th.odsr;. 1sfans sa dMi1ERtiF MSSES %. e SIC {;
10. 10! ptiaw.rs I.,a. .r.i Han. For. Mysr, Va,
censtesy % 4. 1880 am. ArranEs-
wlLBURN. CHARLES ESCHOL ,Os.
carr; On Tuesday. August ., 1850.
EscHoE OSCAR WiIBuRN, hus.
band Of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Wilburn,
father .,n,. v,sSs Si sg. Anne mn sne Janet VIZ
Wilburn and the late Charles s.
Wilburn; brother OF Mrs. Mary A.
Morgan. Mrs. Lillian NJ. Brooks and
William E. Wilburn. Services at
Home sn Al.x.nSsa GSnninEham ,rI.lm.Di rgnsr,l
National Memorial Park, Fails
Church. Va.
WINsLOw. ELIZABETH WHITE. On
Wednesday, ADJUST 10, 1860, At
octors Hospital, ELIZABETH
WHITE WINSLoW of Rockville, Nd,
devoted sister Of William 4. Winslow
Of the residence address. 0eortS
Winslow. Elizabeth City, N. c., and
Joe WinsloW. Orlando. Fla. Grave
stde services will be held on Friday.
August IL, At HOLLYWOOD Cemetery
Elizabeth City, N. c.
YOUNG. FANNY A On Tuesday. Au.
gust q! 1850, FANNY A. YOUNG
At Asheyille, N. c., formerly Of BE.
thesda, Nd: beloved mother OF Rob.
ert N. Young, lieutenant general
USA. retired, and Waiter II. Youns
Friends are invited to cali at tn,
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Homl
q, Robert 4. Pumphrey. Bethesda
No: after Pm. Saturday, August
IL. Services Monday. August IS
a. 2 pm. frem the Westmorelant
Congreeational Church, Westmort
land Hills. Nd. 1nterment Arlinktor
National Cemetery. IL
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Mrs. Robert Hall YOUNG, IS,
Long Resident of DC. Area

Mrs. Fanny Appleby Young,
IS. member Of a prominent
Washington family. died Tues
day in Asheville, N. c.. while
visiting 4 son, 1t. Gen. Robert
N. Young, USA, retired.
Born Fanny Hempstone Ap-
pleby near Dickerson in upper
Montgomery County, Mrs.
Young had lived in the District
or nearby Maryland since 1883,
She married Robert Hall
Young in 1899, six years after
her graduation from old Cen
trail High School. Mr.. Young
a retired patent attorney. who
once headed the old National
Baseball League. died in 1856.
Mrs. Young was a member
for more than so years of the
Westmoreland Congregational
Church, Westmoreland Circle
NV. formerly the Mount
Pleasant Congregational
Church. Fourteenth street and
Columbia road NV.
Her wedding was the first
held in the old Mount Pleasant
church. Shortly before the
church moved to its present
location in l94S. she and her
husband celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary there, one
of the last events held in the
old building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young lived at
1925 Newton street NV. for
almost so years and later re-
sided at 1922 Middleton lane.
Bethesda. After her husbands
death. Mrs. Young lived at 552l
Spruce Tree avenue, Bethesda.
with her other son. Walter H.
Young, a Washington patent
attorney.
She was an active member
and past president of the local
chapter of P. E. O.. a sister
hood that helps young women
gain a higher education.
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Capt. Bye, USNR
1909 Graduate

Funeral services for Capt.
Levi B. Bye, USNR, who died
Tuesday in Chicago after, a
heart attack. will be held at
10 am. tomorrow in the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Capt. Bye. a 1909 Naval
Academy graduate. served in
France during World War /
He was awarded the Navy
Cross for his coordination OF
manufacturing and installation
Of 14-inch guns mounted or
railroad cars used on the
western front.
He leaves a son. Comdr. Lee
Bye, USNR, Of Margate City
N. j.; a daughter, Mrs. FREQ
Bolte Of Atlantic City, N. J..
and four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Missing Planes
Tracked Down in
Adding Machine

LANSING, Mich, Aug. IL
(AP).-The mystery Of the mis-
sing airplanes has been solved
at the Lansing Airport.
The traffic count at the air.
port has been slipping in re-
cent months. although the con-
troll tower crew contended it
was working harder than ever.
The count is important because
It determines the class Of air
port and. in some cases, alloca-
ton Of Federal funds.
Larry Lyman. control tower
chief. finally checked q special
adding machine used to keep
track Of operations.
1T not only didn't add right
but was subtracting figures
ranging from 10 to l00." Mr..
Lyman said.
Planes are now being counted
by paper and pencil.
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Mrs. Ida BIish.
"a, Widow Of
Navy Officer

Mrs. Ida g. Blish. "a, the
widow Of Navy Comdr. John
Blish. inventor Of the Thomp-
son submachine gun, died yes
terday at George Washington
Hospital. Her home was at 1853
Columbia road NV.
A native Of Marion, Mass,
Mrs. Blish was 4 student at the
Tabor Academy In Marion be-
fore her marriage.
She leaves q daughter, Sarah,
OF the home address; q son,
John. Of 6l0l Twenty-ninth
street NV; two brothers, Dar-
row 8. and Freeman Gurney
and three sisters, Mrs. Esther
Wing. Mrs. Eunice Watts and
Mrs. Marie Burgess, all of
Marion and two grandchildren.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Funeral Home. 1855 Pennsyl-
paniA avenue NV, where serv-
ices will be held at z pm. Sat-
urday. Burial will be private.
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Gen. Young. her son in
Asheville. is, A former COM
mander of the Military District
of Washington. He commanded
the 2nd Infantry Division Mt
Heartbreak Ridge in Korea and
most recently was 6th Army
commander in San Francisco.
In addition to her two sons,
Mrs. Young leaves five grand
children and eight great
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are in
the care of the Robert ..
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda.
Friends may call there Satur-
day and Sunday afternoons or
evenings.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Monday in the WeStmorelan6
Conversational Church, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Margaret Merrill;
ought Greek at
Western High

Miss Margaret Bell Merrill,
"a. who taught Greek at West
ern High School years ago. was
buried Saturday in st. Johns
bury. Vt. She died August 3 in
st. Johnsbury.
The daughter Of a Vermont
minister and direct descendent
Of two Colonial New England
governors, Miss Merrill received
an intensive education.
She was graduated from st.
Johnsbury Academy in 1894,
and from Wellesley College in
1899. She studied at Oxford,
England. received a masters
degree in literature from George
Washington University and a
masters in education from Co.
lumbia University.
Miss Merrill then taught at
private schools in New York and
at Western High School for Is
years.
In 1928. she organized the
Cooperative Bureau for Women
Teachers in New York City.
Later she was principal of Mrs.
Dow'S School in Briarclifi
Manor. N. Y. and Of the Walnut
Hill School in Natick. Mass.
From 1888 until she retired
In 1943. she was the head resi-
dent Of the old Barney Neigh
borhood House in the 400 block
Of N street NV.
Miss Merrill leaves three sis
tiers, Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks
of 1919 Newark street NV;
Mrs. Arthur G. Sprague, st,
Johnsbury. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Howard. West Hartford, Conn.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Irwin n. Hoffman,
With AP 26 Years

BALTIMORE, Aug. II (AP)
Irwin H. Hoffman, an ASso-
ciated Press employe at Balti-
more for nearly 26 years, died
In q hospital here yesterday
after q brief illness.
Mr.. Hoffman, A, entered the
hospital last Friday. Death was
attributed to bronchial pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Hoffman Joined the AP as
a Wirephoto operator on De-
cember "a. 1894, a week before
the news service inaugurated its
picture transmission network.
He was born in Baltimore and
lived In the area all his life. Sur
vivors include A daughter. Joan,
IA, and two brothers, Walter
and Roland, both of Baltimore
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Schwub's Death
Ruled Suicide

The death by hanging Of
William C. Schwab Of 22l3
Darrow street, Silver Spring.
has been ruled q suicide by Or.
Frank J. Broschart. Montgom-
cry County coroner.
The body Of the 57-year-old
upholsterer. hanging by q
length Of drapery cord from a
steel beam in the basement Of
his home, was found yesterday
by a neighbor. Mrs. Mary H.
Broedell of 221l Darrow street,
police said.
Ofhcers said Mr.. Schwab had
been worried about his health
and was scheduled to see a
doctor yesterday.
He leaves his wife, Minnie.
and a son. William C. Schwab.
jr.. both Of the home address,
two brothers and two sisters.
Services will be at 2 pm. Sat-
urday at the Pumphrey Funeral
Home. 8434 Georgia avenue.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery in Suitland.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Dr.. Bernurd o. Dodoe

NEW YORK. Aug. IL (AP).-
DR.. Bernard Osilvie Dodge, 80,
pioneer in experimental breed
ing Of fungi and 4 leading spe-
cialiSt in plant diseases, died
Tuesday. He was plant pathol-
ogiSt at the New York Botani-
cal Garden in the Bronx for 20
years. He received the Golden
Jubilee Award Of merit of the
Botanical society Of America
In 1855.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
Mrs. Landry Wife
OLAF General

Mrs. Caroline Bishop Landry,
the wife OF Mai. Gen. Robert
B. Landry. former Air Force
deputy chief Of staff for per-
Sonnel. died Tuesday in San
Francisco after a long illness.
Gen. Landry, now commander
of the Sacramento Air Ma
terial Area, was assigned here
from 1857 until last July.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Landry leaves two children,
Cara and Douglas.
Services and burial will be in
Rutherford, Calf.
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|. +. Whittemore

PEMBROKE. N. H., Aug. IL
(AP) Laurence F. White
more. 66, former president and
board chairman Of Brown Co.,
Northern New England's larg-
est pulp and paper firm. died
yesterday after a long illness
His career. which began as a
SO a week railroad car repair
shop employe, included the
presidencies of the New Haven
Railroad. Federal Reserve Bank
Of Boston and the New England
Council.
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AAaoaaeemehts Of
Services By Chambers
I'm Mrntnrtatt

HARROD, FANNIE. In fond remem-
Srapee Of my dear sister, FANNIE
HARROD, who passed away ten
years ago, August 10, 1850.
I lonE fer the touch Of your van
And fer tAe sound OF your voice
Yet somehow sais " / ''Iln' Know that you ar.
To share my lonely hours
Until the day when I shall roam
And Join you in your heavenly home
DfHSHbH NSR6Ep fWisbAilr. fAWsR5bRi MARIETTA
HowARD. m aEoHHE; n remems,sn nee (;
HOWARD. who passed away thirty
one years ago, August IL. 1929.
Though dark and lonely Is the day,
We would not mar your rest;
And from our broken hearts we say,
Our Father knoweth best.
We could not bear this bitter loss
Were not His promise true.
That when we each lay down life's
cross
Wen be reunited with you.
YoUR SIvIS LOVING SISTER. ELIZABETH
LEONARD, JACK n. In memory Of my
beloved husband, JACK N. LEON
ARD, who passed away l2 years
hbo. AUGUST H.. 1915.
Memories that are in my heart today
Mean more to me than words can say;
God takes the best for reasons divine
But memories last till the end Of time
HIS LOVING WIFE, MARTHA.
WASHINGTON, BENJAMiN Ann
MAakiSS MasS, AkD E soaEEHYs sSoSakElHEAi ikLffANGcRR GR.
In lcvint memory Of our parents
Eri,ndpa5ents Tr,nSl, i,s 7 s., and Islatiyes. BEN
1898: MARION E. WASHINGTON
August II. 1947: C. EDWARD ToL.
LIVER, November 16, 1880, AND
ELEANOR BoxLEY, August 20
1916.
The world may change from year
And friends from day to day
But never will the ones we love
From memory pass away
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
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Darn nf Chunks

GRIMM, DOROTHH. David Grimm
and Susie Thomas wish 70 thank
our neighbors and friends for their
kindness durink our Bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
Of ne late SAMUEL K LiEBERMAN
wishes to thank their many relA-
tives and friends for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy. visits, horal
tributes and contributions to the
Cancer Fund during their recent
bereavement.
THE LIEBERMAN FAMILY.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very ofteR Q eeSd Of thanks ~
The Sssr meets d need which cen
hardly be solved in any ether wsy.
Not only is il O sroeious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hsvs sent
FlorsI tributes but else esu'tesusly
sehkreweldses the services aa6
kindnesses Of the many 10 whom
o personsl note Of tAsaks eAaset
well BE- meilej o. whose aamesl
and addresses are act known
Insertion Of . esrd ef tAsaks
may be srrsnsed BY telephone to
The Stor. Il. 5000.
The Evening and Sundoy Stor
Evening star., 1960-08-11

WALLACE. SIMPSON ". All en,cers
AN IL and mobiles OF Mecca
Temple, No. 10. A. A. o. N.
ID 0 NJ. s., are requested 10 at
'N tend funeral services for
(&D ". WALLACE On Friday,
August IL, At IL pm,
at the stewart Funeral Home, so II
CHARLES W. BAIRD.
NJ. o. cuLsERsoN. Hi Hi. fSs:ass.s: S::ois.f:
WALLACE. SIMPSON w.. asa degree,
a The efhcers and members Of
Jonathan Davis Consistory.
A No. 1. are hereby notifisd to
be present at stewart's Fu-
N neral Home. 30 H st. ne. at
~ = TtsRisht IssG, ~ Fridsy' a, ts.qs, august
siNssoN ssiixlsse q w. Il; @arLssr AZ 1lu''riou'
Llustrious Comnander-in Chief,
HUGH D, KIRKSEY; Sr..
WALLACE, SIMPSON ". A special
@ t;i: IS: g.: s ;: i::; +; !:
the John T. Stewart Fu-
nsran,s neral Hone; m ..9l. 80 H st. ne: for the
Ssnd:e ne. ssF sSs ses W. %ahaef ssils sr
WILLIAM A. Thompson. er..
JESSE r. sNowDEN. n. M T. =, q. e; Il: g.
WALLACE, SIMPSON ". Members Of
Simon, Commandery, No,
- 81 l. Knishts Templar, are
&&@S tfsseuestsd 70 assemble at
~ neral 'fSn Home. SO sS'fTIt. 4 r. n's,, ss,
At 7:3o pm. Friday, Au.
gust II, 1850, to participate in the
c.mmanS:r s:ry1ss siMpseSTN seT 1hs at, rss'
WILLIAM rtHiihfhkN <. ThoMPsoN. H oMMhPhsk5R si E.. C.
Recorder.
WALLEN, BRUCE L. On Tuesday, Au-
pitsl Seatsrs BRUCE uGGEESnIn''Sh L. %hItSS htGsi
HUSBAND 81 vi virginia wsii.n, hiT 0s'eSss fstSsI
q Estelle. Nancy. Judy. Joyce and
Wsl1sn; Wisne; son sro,ss 81 Cora L; and Henry l
Wsilen Of Arlington, Va. He lie Aise e1; i,
sSTyisss sryisss at y II. fsuT Hn.s sn S
rs. neral Home; @901 18th st. NV.
coin Cemetery. ii
WALLEN, BRUCE l.. An emerRen
A communication Of Stans
N bury Lodge, No. "a, r. A
IN A. M, Is hereby cailec
MCMA for Thursday, August II
~~ 1860, at 7:3O pm, at tn,
W% 8. H. Hines Co. Funera
w. Home, 29O1 14th st. NV.
for the purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic funeral services for our lati
brother. BRUCE 7: WALLEN. -
LAWRENCE L, WEDDING. W. M
J, ALFRED COLLINS. secy. IL
WALLEN, BRUCE L. A special con
clave Of Brtkhtwood Com
- 81 msndery, No. 8, knights
NGNZ3 Templar. will be held 4
| ~ z pm. Thursday, Angus
| @ II. 1860, at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home
:Q0l 14th ST. NV, for the purpose
Of holding knights Templar funers
ssseIyicss st 1:3o Pm: for eur lat.
/ RICHARD L. H1NER, .comdr.
| Attest: FRED Z. BLOOD.
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HissLER. ANNETTA WALKER. On
Tuesday, August . 1850, After a !
lonS fsSs, illness: ANNETTx WALkER
James N. Risslsr. beloved mother 81
Washintton: p. e. ana Hsrriette X K
Mason Of Philadelphia. Pa. She also
survived by hve GRANDCHILDREN
and ; six Ereat.Erandchiidren. Serv-
rAnstments by the o. II. Hines c.
Euneral Home. oAnl 1Afh rk n = II
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KREITEk. MAMCcVIaC or

fStl', fs MscsfTA cassfSo f fkh1f4EssiSs,s 1Rfs4Essisspss S::
loved wife Of James N. Kfsitef
mother Of James N. Kreiter.. ~. and
Joseph callan. Mrs. Clarence PoorS,
Mrs. Catherine jackson, Miss Ooro-
thy Callan and Miss Eleanor callsn.
Also surviving are two grandchil-
aren. Notice Of funeral time later
Funeral Nome.
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ANNA =. On wednesday
August lc: 1850. ANNA F. JOHN.
sToN Of 1901 New hampshire Ave
Lappin, Anna Mabel Kelly, Mary /,
Dalmas end Joseph +. Johnston
Friends may call at the GaWlel
Chapel. 1879 Pennsylvania ave. NV
Courtesy parking; corner 18th snc
be held on Friday. August IL, n
IL Am 1ntermtnt private.
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august 8, 1850. &His1R = RicHAsDS.' RSiciIssiS'
Of Bertha Davis and sister Of Alfred
wsssninston; sssn She alse is survived By
After pm. THURSDAY, Xusust II.
friends are invited to cali At tht
Jarvis Chapel, 1<32S You at, NV.
where funeral services will be held
On Friday; August II, 1t / p.m.,
internent Lincoln Memorial Gene
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JONES, JOsElA I. On saturday. Al

gust g. 1880, JOSEPH L. JONES Of
1:13 Union st. s.w., devoted father
Of Everett Jones. He also leaves to
mourn his passing 16 grandchildren,
SIX Observation-Disclosures. other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting At the John T. Rhines 4 Co.
Funeral Home. 30l6 18th St. ne,
where friends may call after 4 pm
Thursday. August II. Grayeside
services and interment at Arlington
National Cemetery, At 1880 am,
Friday. AUGUST 10. II
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kOBEkTS, IVY c. On Monday. Aukust
SoBER4s N Of cssIss ssSs Pn., M.s' H. lyx s9,ve;
eprint. Md... wife Of Ovid i. ROB-
srts. 1r.; mother Of Mrs. william A.
hS,r hhe,ss Mrs; Robert @. Gibbs. Mrs.
{, Roberts IN and sister Of Mrs, Wan.
dal W. Dykenlan. There also are
eight grandchildren. Mrs. RobertS
rests At sht Warner 2. Humphrey
Silver Spring. Nd. whsre friend:
NAY Isit on THURSDAY, August ii.
from $50 to : pm. and z te q 40
pm: parking facilities). Service
on Friday; Aukust IL. at 1890 pm,
Church. Connecticut ave. and Jeni-
fer st. NV. InttrmeAt Ariinston
Evening star., 1960-08-11

August .. 1860. VIOLA 4. RAY 81
l:9 Park pl. ne. devoted wife Of
Mrs. Iessis Mae Scott Of % NeW Yorp q
she also Ia survived BY one son, j. ,
Fits; four sisters. tive brothers, one
son.in- law other relatives and many
tis,.n, tfsisH,ss xns, Remains resting At the
st. NV. where friends NAV ssiI
after /" neon Thursday, AuEust ii
Funeral services At pm. THURSDAY,
Ausust II: At Hishway Holiness
EhHfch, 432 " st. NV. Rishop K. j,
dAY AuRnsk Il IAnnAna 4 wi.
Evening star., 1960-08-11

LANDkEsS. MAJ. JAMES RONALD
USA; suddenly. on Tuesday. AuEust
MAJ JAMES s. RoNALlpo aSNs 3 YlsRna IANpREss, Sa
husband Of Mabel 3. LAndress, son
OF Arc. Lee Landress; brother 81
Leonard D.. H.. NJ, sylvia NJ. and
Ben Collier Landress. Maj. -Landrssl
Funeral. Home, s434 oeorsia ave.
Silver Spring. Nd. where friends
may visit with the family between
the hours of z pm. and 8 pm
Thursday. Ausust II parking facili.
am. at; Fort Mysr Chapsl' Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-08-11

4ssSss !; 1850. Ms. zEIMak f aksfsdas KsH.
husband Of Mrs. Mary KeIloss. III
also is survived by two sisters. Mrs
Bell Alexander and Mrs. Allie Mer.
riS: several nieces and nephews,
host Of other relatives and many
on Friday, August II. after 8 p'fn'
At the Han Bros. Funeral Home
NJ Florida ave. NV, where service.
will be held on Saturday, August l3
at | pm. Interment Lincoln Ne.