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Evening star., 1960-09-24

date with Mr.. Khrushchev,
while the Soviet chief waited
impatiently for him on the
sidewalk outside the Soviet
U. N. headquarters.
AS time went on, and no
Castro. newsmen asked Mr..
Khrushchev If he felt like a
bride waiting at the church.
Il was never in the condition
Of that BRIDE" laughed Mr..
Khrushchev.
Castro Arrives
Asked how long he planned
to stay in New York, Mr..
Khrushchev said jokingly:
II want to stay here. / do
not want to go back. But ap-
parently I will not be granted
citizenship"
Finally Mr.. Castro and his
encourage arrived. The two
men shook hands, then en-
braced-traditional in all their
meetings here. Mr.. Castro gave
his new friend several gifts, but
aides declined to say what
they were.
When the dinner party broke
up, Mr.. KhruShchev walked
Mr.. Castro from the Soviet
mansion to his car. He de-
cl;ELd to say what was dis
cussed, but listened silently as
Mr.. Castro said:
I'VE have received a lot of
hospitality here"
Asked what they had talked
about at the dinner, Mr.. Castro
replied: Don't worry about
that. Later, he said they had
discussed peace" .
Mr.. Khrushchev also plans.
to have lunch Monday with
Cyrus Eaton, Cleveland flnan-
cier, at the Hotel Baltimore.
The lunch, to be given by Mr..
Eaton, will be in the hotel ball.
room, but no time was specified
by police.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Overtime Parker
Wins His Case

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept.
"a (AP) Judge Mike Machado
returned a not guilty verdict
yesterday after Jesse Garcia
said:
He parked his car near the
edge of the business district on
August II along a clear stretch
of curb and returned in less
than two hours. Meanwhile,
the city had dug a hole in the
sidewalk, installed a parking
meter and a policeman had put
an overtime parking ticket on
his autos windshield.
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U. S. Troop Custer
From Jupun PIedoed

TOKYO. Sept. "a P).-An
all-out struggle to oust Amer
lean troops and bases from
Japan was pledged in Peiping
today by the head of Japan's
biggest labor union, now visiting
Communist China.
"At the same time, we shall
struggle for the complete res
toration of diplomatice rela-
tions between Japan and Com
munist) China" Akira Iwai
was quoted by Peiping radio.
Mr.. Iwai, 38, is secretary
general of Japan's leftist Sohyo
labor federation.
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Fielding Lewis Dies;
Was Expert Morksmon

trail High School for many
years.
Mr.. Lewis leaves a niece,
Mrs. Levering Smith of Nc
Lean. Va, and a nephew. Rev,
Hunter Meriwether Lewis OF
Fort Worth, Tex.
Rev. Lewis was to officiate at
services this morning at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2847 Will
son boulevard, Arlington. Burial
will be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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DFathH

THOMAS, ALBERT On SATURDAY:
ssS5smPas5 some Hospital lSos ALBERT TaoMAs GtSlfsi
of 705 Irving st. NV, devoted hus-
band Of salada Thomas. He also
is survived by one niece. Grace
snG StheT reInS TsStiVsi s ibe tbe
John T. Rhines q Co. Funeral Home,
30l5 18th ST. NV. Notice ot
funeral later. 20
THURSTON. EUGENE W. On Wednes:
W. ". 'THuHRsToN Of a3i Rock Creek
Church rd. NV, devoted husband OF
Anita Thurston, father Of Eugene
r.; Charles E; Luthur, Sadie; Ar
saI stSn %sm SrOhsr q ASert aRS snTd' and LutSui
Thurston, Lucille Winn. Ada Jones
and Edna HARRINGTON. He also i!
survived by one daughter-in-lew
two grandchildren and other rela'
Friday TsS ans septemSer tsnsSes' as ss triends
cali At the Frazier Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV. Flu
tember "a. at 7:30 pm, at th'
s51 yss%OV V.rmUn ATsnus ave. Baptist the ShpFsR
C. T. Murray ofiiciating. Inter.
ment Louisa County. Va, on sun
day. September 25, at pm. Fam
ny may be contacted at III Var,
mum st. NV, RA. 1854. "a
VAUGHAN. JACK D. on Wednesday,
SfRis@Iai5 assoR a6spts M j2c& 2eG D. t9e Al
Of 1887 Chester . St. Sc -ssIoU;6 SsloyfS
and Morris W. Vaughan, Mrs. Mabel
Barta, Mrs. Helen Queen, Mrs.
jamie Ahlin and Mrs. Matte Lou
Trauntifillos; Friends may call q
Mass. ave ne. Where services vii
be held on Monday. September 20
at 1880 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 25
"enTSS on TSarsSay, sSnN septsmSer snS y. 0dfR 1875
JOHN PELHAM HG1i pe1V WALTON. beiovet
3-year-old son Of Hugh McKeldeT
Walton and Madeleine Durand Wal.
a snd RsifHsq Ruth A SaPsSn waIton 81 SsGs s5t
st. Chevy Chase, D. c., and Georges
and Louise M. Martin OF Paris
France. "A
wE.ssRe seStsnesr aAck M 1867 1r Tseas'dfz TScK n
WIENER of 72s. 4th St ne. be
loved husband Of Ida Weiner ant
devoted father Of Marsha ant
herman WelneT. he also is sur
vived by two brothers. Morris anC
Stanley Weiner, both OF Baltimore
Md, and one grandchild Funera
services at the Bernard DanZansky
& Sons Funeral Home, 350l I4tl
st. NV. on Sunday, September %
at IL noon. 1nterment District Of
Columbia Lodge Cemetery. Memoria
week. 72S 4th st. ne. In lieu o.
flowers the family suggests tina
contributions may be made to thC
Zina Greenberg Chapter Of Deborah
care Of Mrs. Bess Berger, 800 irwin
St. Silver Spring, Nd. 25
| WILLIAMS, SYLVESTER EDWARD
On Friday. September 90. 1860. q
Arlington Hospital, SYLVESTER z
(BOPEEP), WILLIAMS of 232I
Shirlington rd., Arlington, Va. No
tice Of funeral later.
WRIGHT, OSCAR E. on Thursday
inston Hospital Center. OSCAR e
WRIGHT Of 1909 Holly ave, Ia,
koma Park, Md, beloved HUSBAND
| Of Apolline Wright and father ol
Mrs. Edward Walravin, Mrs. Will
/ liam Holmes. Mrs. Robert Stirling
! Mrs. Donald Cross and Oscar F
| Wright. There also are four broth
| ers, one sister and nine grand
children surviving. Friends ma.
call at the Takoma Funeral Home
254 Carroll st. NV. (parking op
| posite). where services will be hell
/ on Monday, September 20, at Il
am. 1nterment George Washing
ton Cemetery.
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HeIieopter Crash
Kills 3 Occupunts

STUTTGART, Germany
Sept. "a (AP). = A United
States Army helicopter crashed
today at nearby Waiblingen
killing all three of its occu-
pants, the Army reported
Names of the victims were
withheld.
Witnesses said the helicopter
appeared to have engine trou-
BILE and, in trying to make an
emergency landing, became en-
tangled in treetopS, crashed
and burned.
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Columbus, Pulaski
Days Proclaimed
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
designated October IL, as Cen
eral Casimir Pulaski Memorial
Day and Wednesday, october
IL, as Columbus Day.
Pulaski, an exiled Polish pa
triot, was killed on october IL,
'1779, while fighting with the
Continental Army in Georgia.
Evening star., 1960-09-24

special permission OF the State
Department.
Balmy sunshine frightened
the trip forthe group but there
was a cool reception from the
residents of Glen Cove.
Only about 200 persons -
most of them sightseeing chill
dren of the city-gathered near
the estate to watch the world
figures arrive.
Cool Courtesy Urged
The Mayor, Joseph Suozzi,
had requested that citizens
make no demonstrations one
way or the other.
I'VE will be courteous and
polite. but we don't intend to
give him any favorable treat
ment or hang out flags for him.
He might think we are extend
ing a welcome" Mr.. Suozzi said
yesterday.
The Soviet premier was
guarded by both air and land
in an extraordinary show of
security precautions as he drove
out from New York along Long
Island parkways.
With police and United States
Coast Guard helicopters lead
ing the way over specially
cleared and guarded thorough
fares, the Khrushchev motor
cade proceeded within speed
limits along the 30-mile route.
1t took the motorcade-which
stretched for more than a mile
including guards and newsmen
as well as the official party
about one hour and 10 minutes
to make the trip.
| Crowds along the way were
slender, mostly little knots of
citizens who seemed more like
curious passersby than persons
specially turned out to see the
procession.
Some BOOs Heard
A few people along the way
shouted loud booS at the pass
ing Communists. You mur-
derer" was one typical shout.
At other points the watchers
displayed American flags but
kept silent.
A couple of blocks from thu
Soviet U. N. delegation head.
quarters at $50 Park avenue,
where Mr.. Khrushchev Startec
out, there was a little furry
The motorcade stopped for 6
few seconds while security mer
piled out of their cars to push
back photographers.
Then the procession drove
on to the midtown Queens
tunnel, through the tunnel tC
the Queens Borough of New
York and then on into Nassau
County. Long Island, along ar
expressway.
One of the first callers a
the Soviet country estate will
be President Canal ABIDE
Nasser of the United Arab Re-
public. Mr.. Nasser was due
there at 4 pm. today.
| Last night, the bloSSominG
friendship between Mr.. Khru.
shchev and Prime Minister
Fidel Castro of Cuba led to q
five-hour dinner meeting be-
tween them. Mr.. Castro sale
afterward they discussed
peace"
Meets Krishna Men0n
Before leaving for the weel
end Mr.. Khrushchev alSC
conferred with V. K. KriShns
Menon, Indians permanent
delegate to the United Nations
Prime Minister Jawaharla
Nehru of India is due to ar.
rive in New York tomorrow
and it was believed Mr.. Menor
may have been arranging for 6
meeting between Mr.. Nehru
and Mr.. Khrushchev.
The unpredictable Castro wa'
nearly 40 minutes late for hi
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Harry Edwin Ward

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. "a
.(AP).-Harry Edwin Ward, 81,
a former chairman of the Irv-
ing Trust Co. in New York, died
yesterday in Atlanta where he
had lived for a year. He was
1901 graduate of Yale.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Bipartisan Job

NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Mrs.
w. G. Davis is a staunch Demo-
crat and a precinct chairman.
One of her duties is to carry a
heavy voting box. Because she
is small, Mrs. Davis calls on
her husband for help. He is an
equally staunch Republican.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Glen Cove Ignores
Khrushchev Arrival

GLEN COVE N. Y, Sept "a (AP) Russian Premier Khru-
shchv led huge party Of aides and satellite leaders today
fora week end in quiet secluded Soviet estate the
shore of Long Island He all but ignored by the cys
"a 900 residents.
Mr. Khrushchev and his party arrived 1905 pm. in
43-car moorcade from Manhattan trip was made with
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Mrs. Harriet De Rose

NORTHAMPTON, Mass,
Sept. "a (AP) Mrs. Harriet
Williams De Rose, SO, owner of
the daily Hampshire Gazette
since 1929, died yesterday.
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Anuftling

NICHOLSON. IDA. There will be az
IunVeiling to the memory Of IDA
NICHOLSON on Sunday. September
.26, 1860. at 2 pm, At the kesheI
and friends invited.
MosK0WITZ, ANNA. There viii be
beloved mother, ANNA MOSKOWITz, J,
on Sunday, September Is, 1850, at
12 noon, at the Beth Sholom Gene
terry. Relatives and friends are IN
HENSRRIErTA SLAM AND JOSEPH
MOSS.
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BRUCE. WILLIAM A. Suddenly. OIL

Friday. september %, 1860, vii
LIAM A. BRUCE OF S52 North Fred.
ausSanS so a. Of hucIie NJ Bruce a Os5DVeS soS q
Mrs. Grace Gerpes and brother oi
Mrs. Jay Hook. Friends may cal
at the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
North Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va
where services will be held on Tues
| day, September ~, at lO:45 am
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 25
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EOLUCCI, CAMILLo z. ON Friday

septem6er 3S., 1860. at the Wash,
COLUCCI of 17l5 I'd st. ne.
beloved husband Of Antoinette r
Colucci. father of Miss Emma A
Colucci and Mrs. Lorraine c. Muir
taugh, brother of Oveido Colucci
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne
until $3.50 am. Tuesday, Septem-
ber %. Requiem mass will be
offered at the Holy Rosary Cath
olic Church. Sd and F SITS. NV.
at 8 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 20
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COLEMAN. BERNICE v. On Friday

COLEMAN, BEkNICE V. On Friday
/ September 23. 1860, at her resi-.
dence, 1914 9TH st. NV, BERNlCE
man. jr.; mother Of Mrs. Ethel
johnson and sister Of Mrs. Louise
I Cherry and Mrs. Roxie Robinson
| She also Is survived by one grand
daughter, Diane Johnson; SON.
in-law, Joseph Johnson, and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Malvan d Schey. Inc, New Jersey
/ ave. and r st. NV.
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ENGLISH, BRUCE MAXWELL. {

Wednesday, September 81, 1860,
1924 North 29th St.. Arlington. Va,
husband of Miriam w. English,
father Of Jane Marie English, son
Of Mrs. Kathrine c. English OF Chi
cago, Ill, and brother of William
Paul English Of Landover Hills, Md,
III. Friends may cali at Gawier' s
Chapel, 1866 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
(courtesy parking opposite). Serv-
Ices will be held at Fort Myer
Chapel on Monday, September 20,
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Contributions
may be made to the Heart Fund. 25
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DEATHS
Announcements o.

Announcements o.
Services By Cha mhePR
Morris, Mildred L. W. w. Chambers Co.
Sheehan, Jessie w. W, Chambers Co,
Thompson,
Howard r. ]. W. W. Chambers Co.
Jarrett, Grover H. W W Chambers Co,
Herbert,
Melvin d. W W Chambers CO.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Twin Bill to End
PoIoists' Season

The Potomac Polo Club, ga
victim of the Washington
Squires last night. closes its
home season with a double
header at 3 pm. tomorrow at
its arena in Travilah, Md.
The Potomac low-goal team
meets Winchester Polo Club in
the first game and the high
goal club plays an all-star line
up from three Virginia clubs in
the nightcap.
The Squires made their only
appearance of the season last
night and took home the victory
on seven goals by Arnold Evans.
SQUIRES -- 3 / 2 %
POTOMAC O
souires scoring: Evans Z, BeaIl,
pony.
Potomac scoring: Wilson ., Dowd Q
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BOWLING, ELLEN CONDOR

BOWLING, ELLEN CONDOR. Or
Friday. September 20, 1860. a
HELEN ihe NWa;SHsS5 eoNboN Hosgta BoWnlN Center Ter
loved daughter of the late James
and Florence Talcott Dowling, sister
; Of Mrs. P. s. Constantinople Of
Washington, D. c.. and Mrs. Davic
Ruml OF Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Notice
of services later
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Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc.
389 Rhode Island Avenue NV.
An . 77oc

dedicated seruice :.
iOith respect for the
living, t0ith reverence
for the dead"
The same type of service in.
augurated 43 years ago by the
late Thomas Frazier, founder
of Frazier's Funeral Home
Inc. is carried on by his
nephew, Leroy ]. Johnson
and his niece, Mrs. Josephine
]. Bentley with substantially
the same staff.
Leroy J. Johnson
President & General Manager
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DONALD, MIRIAM. On Friday, Sep

tember %, 1860. at the Washing
ton Hospital Center, MIRIAM DON
AID of 4210 New Hampshire ave.
NV. mother of Mrs. Anna C. Bloods-
B. Horvet Of Washington, D. c.;
sister Of Clinton Donald Of Miami,
Fla. Services at the S. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th St.
NV. on Monday, September 20, at
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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1n Mrntnriaitt

BARKER. MABEL MAGRUDER, AND
4 LEO. In snT memory Of our sister
our nephew, A. LEO BARKER, who
died September "a. 1857, and Au-
gust 81, 1857, respectively.
We cannot. Lord. Thy purpose see,
But all is well that's done by Thee.
lMSdETE sMITa AND Il sGoTT; GoEls N aoqIs6 BR6wN n
BROWN, LLOYD R. In loving mem
BROWN, who passed away nine
years ago today. September "a, 1851.
walk separate road today,
And sorrow darkens all my way;
Although walk my road alone,
I know that you are still my own.
want to know the road you took,
So I can take it, too.
And you can meet me part of the
Then ri go back with you.
YouR LOVING WIFE. MYRTLE M.
DRUCK, CLARENCE AUSTIN. In Low.
ing memory OF our dear husband,
CLARENCE CLs ESIS A DR9CK, who died
"a, 1859.
Those We. love never die, for as
long as, we live and remember. they
WIFE, MARY DRUcK.
CAN'T, THOMAS J; In loving mem
ory Of our father, THOMAS J.
GAMT SeaTs ago ShG 3odps Pss'es september gaS
1888. " 'OO"' '''''e -
In our hearts your memory fingers
There is not day, dear Father.
That we do not think of you.
YOUR CHILDREN. JOHN, EDNA
ANpP ASP g9IEIRFNNIcE; GRANDDAUGH-
GAYLOR. ALICE NJ. In loving mem
GAYLOR, who departed this life
twelve years ago today, September
Loved and remembered always.
HOLMES. JAMES GETAWAY. In Low.
ing memory Of my dear grand
who passed away twenty-siX years
ago today. September "A, 1884.
Not dead to me, who loved him,
Not lost, but gone before:
He lives with me in memory,
And will forevermore.
DEVoT ED GRANDDAUGHTER,
MARQUETTE, KATHERINE ELLEN.
KATHERINE ELLEN MARQUETTE,
September "a, 194S.
May your soul and all the souls
Of the faithful departed, through
the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Amen.
Anniversary mass, st. Ann's
Church. Arlington, Va.
EVELYN.
RANDOLPH, MARY Z. In memory Of
our beloved sister and aunt. MARY
E. RANDOLPH. who left us FIVE
years ago, September "a, 1865.
This we know, death does not sever,
ASR hqys f1d pFvpTEp Tsmory ,shy shsy live fSreysE
AND NIECE, RAE. ARTHUR AND
LOUISE.
THOMAS, GERTRUDE b. In loving
BYRD MICKEY THOMAS. who de-
September "a. 1858.
lost my wife. lifelong friend,
And the loss is hard to bear:
I miss her touch, her gentle voice,
Her form is no longer there.
Beside the window watching.
Where once she used to wait,
But now she is watching and waiting
DEVOTED HUSBAND, EDWARD F.
THOMAS.
XANDER, ESSIE E. In loving mem
ory Of my dear wife, ESsIE Z.
xANDER, who departed this life
five years ago, September "a, 1855.
The flowers we place upon your
May wither and decay.
But the memory of you, dear Mother,
Will never fade away.
CHARLES K. XANDERS"
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DrathH

BATEMAN, MARION X. On Wednes-
day. September Il, 1850, at Proyi-
dence Hospital, MARION x: BATE.
MAN (nee McLanel of 1880 Rhooe
island ave, ne, beloved wife of the
late Harry P. Bateman, daughter
Of Nellie A. McLane, sister Of Helen
j. Mayhem and Simon A. MeLane
Funeral from the Timothy HAnlon
Funeral Home. 1891 Georgia ave.
NV, on Monday, September 20, al
$3.50 am, High REQUIEM mass al
st. Aloysius Church. North Capitol
and Eye sts., at 10 am. Intermeni
Arlington National Cemetery. Rel
atiVes and friends invited. 20
'BENTz. MARY E. On Friday. Sep:
tember 20, 1860. MARY Z. BEN1Z
OF 7107 Pomander lane, Chevy
Chase, Nd, beloved wife Of Dr.
Peter. :. Bentz and mother OF Mrs
David Blanchard. Graveside serV-
ices on Monday. September 26, a;
the Parklawn Cemetery.
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IBRYERLY. DANIEL. on Thursday

IBEN NEhLt, UaNIEL. On 1HUIsuay,
september 22i 1850; At Arllnsto9n ...e,n
South Kenmore St, Arlington. Va,
beloved father of Agnes Martina
Beverly, brother Of Blanche Jener-
SON, Bertha Robinson and Agnes
Holmes, devoted friend OF Maize
Young. He also is survived by
many other relatives and friends.
Mr.. Beverly may be seen at the
Chinn Funeral Home, 1906 Shirling-
ton rd, Arlington, Va. after 8
pm. Sunday, September 20. where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. September IS. at l. noon,
the Rev. Domily Muse oticiatlng.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 70
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Friday. September %, 1860. LOT.
TIE CARTER BRADFORD Of 1885
Quesada st. NV. mother Of Thomas
A. Bradford. grandmother of Thomas
A. Bradford, jr.. and sister Of Mrs
Agnes Carter Callahan Of Kansas
City, Mo. Services at the S. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st. NV, on Monday, September 90
at l pm. (parking facilities. In.
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. %
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HUMPHREYS. WILLIAM H. On F =.
day. September 70, 1860, at Casualty
Hospital, WILLIAM H, HUMPHREYS
beloved husband Of L. Myrtle Hum.
phreys, father of Mrs, Edna Mae
Schmelz and brother OF Mrs. Geor-
gia Carter. Charles and Robert Hum
phreys Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass,
ave. ne. where services will be
held on Monday. September 26, at
. pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. rs
Evening star., 1960-09-24

HUMPHREYS. WILLIAM n. Federal
a Lodge. No. l, F. A. A. M,
a. . I \ G: ! /: ]:
WASNV Mass. ave. ne, on, Mon
purose OF conducting Masonic funeral
services for our late brother, WILL
LIAM H. HUMPHREYS. Members
MAVRA F. NEWMAN. w. p.
W. B. FURR, P. M, Secy. %
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FOWLER, MACY H. On wednesday

Fowler of i7a6 0GT; Hobart ASSi St. NV. u.
wife Of Euriel Fowler. sister of Emma
J. Long Of Detroit, Mich; niece Of
Robert r. Kelley. James W. Kelly,
Jack Kelly of Hazard, KY; Mrs.
Ernest Stafford of Hazard, Ky; Mrs.
James Kenner of Middletown, Ohio,
and Mrs, Vonda Arnett of Dayton,
Ohio. She also is survived by other
relatives and many friends. After
IL noon Sunday, September 20,
friends are invited to call at the
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. September 26, at / pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 20
Evening star., 1960-09-24
JOHNS, MARSHALL .. ON Thursday,

September -. 1860, at the Wash
MARSHALL b. JOHNS Of 1901 23d
ave, Hyattsville, Md, beloved hus-
band of Thelma E. Johns; father Of
Mrs Shirley NJ. Lewis. Mrs. Sandera
L. Ager: son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johns, sr.; brother Of Charles, lr.,
and Elisha Johns, Mrs. Helen webb,
Mrs. Lillian Husteck, Mrs Fredia
Stanley, and Mrs. Florence Hulse.
Two grandchildren also survive,
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne, where services viii be held
Monday. September 26, at 12 noon
Interment Arlington National Gene
terv ob
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Dratha
LANHAM, Ro

LANHAM, ROBERT M. An emergent
a communication Of Benja-
o. !; !:
~ 1860, for the purpose OF
conducting Masonic burial services
for our late brother. ROBERT M.
LANHAM.
c. MORTEN WENDT, ~ M.
GLENN L. JOHNSON. Secy. 20
LLOYD, REV. ROBERT s., S. J. on
Thursday. September 22, 1850, at
GEORGETOWN University Hospital,
REV ROBERT S. LLOYD. S. J..
beloved brother Of Mrs. George j.
McVey OF Kew Gardens, N. Y,
and Walter B. Lloyd Of Tampa,
Fla. Friends may call at the parlor
OF Georgetown Preparatory School,
Garrett Park. Md. from 3 to 10
pm. Saturday and Sunday, Septem-
Der "a and a5. once Of the dead
will be recited in Our Lady's Chapel
at 1890 am, Monday. September
20. followed by requiem mass at
II am. Interrnent Georgetown
University Cemetery. 20
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HUMPHREYS. WILLIAM H. The Of
n flcers and members of Fed
M eral Chapter, No. 3S, o. E.
NM s., are hereby notified Of
A&Sk& the death OF our late
brother, WILLIAM H,
" HUMPHREYS. Funeral
v services at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ct. and Mass. ave. ne,
at , pm. Monday, September
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September 80, 1860, at Doctors Hos
pital, BLANCHE F. NEWMAN. be-
loved wife of the late Harry 8.
scEets dausSef %SesT Of Mrs atSe HseG SeR
of Chicago. Ill. and sister Of Mrs.
Carol Caicione Of Chicago. Ill, She
also is survived by one grandchild.
Friends may call after 10 am.
Saturday, September "a, at the
sin ave. NV, where services will be
held on Monday. September ~, at
las pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. rs
Evening star., 1960-09-24

FhhhEhi ANNIE SUSAN. On FIIuHyi
September %. 1860, at the Home
wood Conyalescent Home. Annapolis,
beloved mother OF Russell NJ, Charles
E. and Daniel W. Parker, Mrs
Adele Brilliant, Mrs. Julia Skinnell.
Mrs. Daisy Banai. Mrs. Louise Wolfe,
Mrs. Marie Kohlenburg and Mrs.
Ruth A. zslleE; Friends may esll =
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. after
o pm. Saturday, September "a
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. September 81, at l pm.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 35
Evening star., 1960-09-24

DAY, september -, 1860, in River
side: Calf, ROSE HELFGoTT
SUGAR, beloved wife of Max Sugar
and devoted mother of Mrs. Flor
ence Covey and DR.. s. Jack Sugar
Of University Park. Nd. She also
is survived by a sister, Mrs. Olga
Sapiro of Los Angeles, Calf; foul
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Funeral services at the Ber.
nard Danzansky g. Sons Funeral
Home. 3501 14th ST. NV, on Sun.
day, September 25, at . pm. Inter.
ment Beth Sholom Cemetery. Me-
mortal week, 6709 41St ave-, Uni.
yersity Park. Md. Please omit
flowers, Memorial week, 6709 4ist
ave-. University Park. Md. 25
THOMAS, vALLIE A. On Friday, Sep.
tember %, 1860, VALLIE A. THOMAS
Of 5000 North 18th ST., Arlington
Va, beloved husband Of Mary Jane
Thomas (nee MizelD. father Of Mrs
Raven Chandler, Mrs. Marion Shell
BY, Mrs. Myron Hanna, Mrs. Wanda
Saglinbene, Rhulin A. and Raymond
A. Thomas. Also survived by 30
grandchildren and 16 great-grand-
children. Friends may call at Nal
ley's Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Is.
land ave. at Eastern ave. ne, after
y pm. Saturday. September "a
Notice OF funeral later