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Ben Romunsky,
IS, of Hartford

Services were held Friday in
Hartford, Conn. for Benjamin
Romansky, IS, father of DR.
Monroe J. Romansky, a Wash
ington internist.
The elder Mr.. Romansky
died at his home in Hartford
Thursday. A native of Lithu-
ania, he had lived in Hartford
SIS years.
Besides DR.. Romansky, of
5000 Thirty second place NV,
Mr.. Romansky leaves four
daughters. Mrs. David Kam-
norman, 5000 Cathedral avenue
NV, and Miss Beatrice Ro-
mansky, of the Berkshire
Apartments, and the Misses Ro-
sella and Mildred of Hartford
Six grandchildren also survive
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John B. Elder, "a,
Former Law Clerk
With Interior

John Burton Elder, 81, a re-
tired Interior Department law
clerk, died Friday at Mount
Alto Veterans Hospital.
Mr.. Elder, whose home was
at 1888 Freyman drive, Chevy
Chase, Md, was a native of
Beechtree. Pa.
Mr.. Elder spent rs years
with the Interior Department.
He was first employed by the
General Land Office and later
by its successor, the Bureau Of
Land Management. He was
with the National Park Service
for two years.
He was a member Of the
Metropolitan NJ Methodist
Church and Garfield Masonic
Lodge, $50, Du Bois, Pa.
He leaves his wife, Mildred,
OF the nome address, a son,
Robert L., 1714 Alberti drive,
Silver Spring, and a brother,
James P, of Oakland, Calf.
He also leaves four sisters.
Miss Nell E. Elder, 2818 Forty
fourth street NV; Mrs. Laura
E. Williams, Clearfield, Pa.
Mrs. William D. Knox, Braden-
ton, Fla. and Mrs. Elmer @.
Berry, 1905 Orkney parkway,
Bethesda.
Services will be held at $50
am. Wednesday at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue.
Bethesda. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Benjomin P. Fishburne,
Potent Attorney, Dies

Benjamin P. Fishburne, 70,
a Washington patent attorney,
died Thursday at me Washing
ton Hospital Center after a
brief illness.
Mr.. Fishburne, whose home
was at 32l0 Wisconsin avenue
NV, was a native of Walter
boro, S. c. He came to WASH
ington as a youth, attended
Central High School here and
was graduated from George
town University Law School in
1913.
He began his career as an
associate of the law firm of
C. L. Parker. In 1923 he opened
his own Office, specializing in
patent law. Later his son be-
came associated with him in
the firm.
Mr.. Fishburne taught a
course at Georgetown Univer-
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sity dealing with the prepara-
ton and prosecution of patent
applications and interferences.
His book, The Patent Appli-
cation-Preparation and Prose-
cution," was published in 1913
Mr.. Fishburne was a member
of the Society of the Cincinnati
and the South Carolina State
Society. He was the son of DR..
Benjamin P. Fishburne, a sur
geon in the Confederate Army.
and a direct descendant Of
Maj. Benjamin P. Fishburne,
a member of Gen. George
Washington's staff.
He leaves his wife, Cecilia,
of the home address; a son,
Benjamin P, jr., of 1928 Kiln
gle road NV, and seven grand
children.
Burial will be in Walterboro,
S. c.
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Rev. WoIsworth Tying, 76,
Expelled by Red Chinese

EASTON, Nd, May % (AP)
The Rev. Walsworth Tying
a retired Episcopal Church
priest expelled from China by
the Communists, died yester-
day in Easton Memorial HoSpi-
tai. He was rs.
The clergyman was admitted
to the hospital several days ago
for treatment Of malignancy
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at Old Wye Episcopal
Church Monday afternoon by
the Right Rev. Allen j. Miller,
bishop of the diocese of Easton,
and the Right Rev. Arthur Nc
Klnstry, bishop of Delaware
Burial will b. in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. Tying, a native of Bos-
ton. was graduated from Har-
ward and the Episcopal Theo-
logical School in Cambridge,
Mass.
He was identified with the
Episcopal Board of Missions
for 40 years. After being or
dered out of China, he returned
to the United States and ac-
cepted appointment as rector
of a Rome IN. " church
serving from 1916 to l949.
He came to the Easton do
cese in 1850 as a missioner
serving st. Stephens Church
at East New Market; st. An
drew's Church, Hurlock: Old
Trinity Church. Church Greek
and Grace Church, Taylor's Is
land.
When he retired, he pur-
chased a home in the neck dis
trict of Dorchester County
where he and his wife lived
He had been serving as a SUBJ
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Mrs. Howes, 66,
School Teacher
For 46 Years

Mrs. Grace B. Howes, 66,
principal of Montrose Elemen-
tary School in Montgomery
County died Friday at her
home. 401 Anderson avenue,
Rockville, Md.
Mrs. Howes, a n ative of
Montgomery County, taught
school in the area for Is years.
In addition to her academic
duties, she was a coach of the
baseball and soccer teams of
the Montrose school.
Recently she was awarded
a plaque by the Woodmen of
the World in appreciation of
her service to the community
and State. She was a member
Of First Baptist Church of
Rockville.
She leaves her husband,
Clinton, of the home address;
a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bal
ley of Salisbury. Md; and four
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Meehan,
Chincoteague, Va; Mrs. Harry
S. Baker, 403 Anderson avenue,
Rockville; Mrs. Frances B.
Ealy, 87l6 Colesville road, Sill
yer Spring and Mrs. Hugh o.
Kinney of Tompkinsville, Md.
She also leaves five brothers,
Charles N. Beall, Layhill, Nd;
Vernon D. Beall. 2106 Ravens
wood avenue. HyattSville, Md;
Forrest P. Beall, Sandy Spring,
Md; William L. Beall. Rock
vile, and Harry S. Beall, Rock
vile.
Friends may call at the Ty-
son Wheeler Funeral Home.
1881 East Montgomery avenue,
Rockville.
Services will be at II am.
esday at First Baptist
Church in Rockville. Burial
will be in Park Lawn cemetery.
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Boris M. Joffe,
Jewish Leader

DETROIT, May % (AP).-
Boris M. Joffe, 81, executive
director of the Jewish Commu-
nifty Council of Metropolitan
Detroit, died today of cancer
in Sinai Hospital.
Mr.. Joffe had headed the
JCCMD, which is the central
body of nearly 400 Jewish or
ganizations in the Detroit area,
since March l948.
Mr.. Joffe is survived by his
widow, Miriam; two daughters.
Rena and Shira, and a son,
Victor. Services will be held
Sunday and burial will be in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
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AnurtltnD

GORDON, SARAH There will be an
unveiiing in memory OF SARAH
GORDON Of vsnderSrift, Pa. be-
loved wife of Raymond Gordon and
mother OF Mrs. Ethel Stull Mrs;
Bes Pickholtz, Martin, George and
Isrssl IIg9el Cemetery. oxon Hin. Nd
Relatives and friends invited.
KLEIN. ELLIS. There will be an un-
yelling to the memory OF ELLIS
KLEIN on Monday, May 80, 1850,
at II am. at George Washington
Cemetery Mount Lebanon Section,
Free Sons q Israel s5,,,S[ 1PiTsetiOni; re- ms;
to I'd gateJ Friends and relatives
oKIN.. ISADORE. There will be an
unveiling Of a monument 10 the
memory of ISADORE OKIN on Sun
day, June B. 1860, at l pm, at
the Ohev Sholom -Talmud Torah
Section. 18th ST. and Alabama ave
sc. Friends and relatives invited
THE FAMILY. 29,4,5
gHUSTER. ITZCHOCK. There will be
an unyeiling Of q monument 70 to.-, the
on Sunday. June B, 1860. at l
pm, at Beth sholom Cemetery, 51th
and NJ SITS. Sc Relatives and
friends are invited Leaving for
the cemetery from Beth Sholom
synagogue, 18th st. and Eastern ave.
NV. at IL noon. 1884
VAN CRACK, LEON AND AARON B.
memory memo Tit Of LEON uTNf'h snd AKRON ' b
VAN CRACK on Sunday, June 5,
Memorial Garden. Relatives and
friends invited. 1884
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stitute priest in the Great
Choptank Parish, Old Wye
Church and at the Cathedral
in Easton.
Survivors include his widow
two daughters, Mrs. Charles
Higgins of Little Rock. Ark,
and Miss GrisWold Tying of
Philadelphia; three sons, John
S. Tying of Charlottesville. Va,
William w. Tying of Washing
ton and Franklin S. Tying of
Bel Air. Md, and a brother,
Griswold Tying of Boston.
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Walter Geerdes, So

BERLIN, May 28 (AP)-
Walter Geerdes. SO, director of
Radio Free Berlin, died of a
heart attack today. He had
been head of the station for
three years.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord OF thonks IN
The Stor meets O need which con
hardly be solved in any other Woy
Not only IS il O srdeious expression
Of srotitude to those who hove sent
fIoroI tributes but also eourtecuslY
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses OF the mony to whom
o personal note Of thonks eonnot
we'll be moiied or whose nomes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thonks
may be arranged by telephone to
The Stor. IL. $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stur
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1rathH

May "a, 1850, EVELYN J. WAL
LACE Of 1912 Otis place NV be-
loved wife Of Mai. John A. L. Wal
and Stephen Wallace Also surviv-
ing are four sisters, Mrs. Emma L.
Williams, Mrs, Dolores Bridge, Mrs
Aldrich. and other relatives and
many friends From TO 1890 pm.
same hours Tuesday, May 81, friends
are invited to call at the Mcguire
where services will be held on
tery 81
wARRSG arr Msv LEROY Yos6 SCOTT o. P,E6i: Fri;
Parish Hospital Leroy s6oTT
andria. Va, husband OF Mrs Eliza
beth J. Warning. father Of Mrs.
Mrs. Lois E., Mofett. Funeral sery-
ices on Wednesday. June l, at IL
am. at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred SITS,
AleTandEia, 6bdsr Nst,on.i Va cdTH Intermsnt Alex
WASHINGTON. CoRRIs, Jr. On
THURSDAY. May 20, 1850, CoRRIs
son OF CoTris. sr., and Mrs. Alease
Washington. Graveside services
Monday. May 80. at ] pm. at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Cemetery. Pomonkey. Md. Arrange
ments by Barnes & Matthews
WASHINGTON, JAMES HENRY. On
Monday, May %, 1850, Mr.. JAMES
Penn st, ne, devoted husband OF
Mrs. Nina B. Washington. He also
is survived by one SON Remper E.
Washington; one stepson, the Rev.
John e. Morris; one Stepdaughter,
Mrs Virginia A. Barnes; three
srandchildren eight Erest-srand-
children, other relatives and many
on Monday, MAY 80. after I pm,
at the Hall Bros Funeral Home,
621 Florida ave. NV. where serv-
ices will be he'd on Tuesday. May
monv Memorial Park. Harrison
burg Va, paper please COPY 29
WRIGHT. GILBERT o. On Friday.
Nav q, 1860, At Doctors Hospital,
GILBERT o. WRIGHT of 1920
Chillum .rd, Hyattsville. No. the
beloved brother of Charles A. and
Ernest F. Wright, uncle Of Jane
Ellen Wright and Ernest F. Wright.
ir. He also is survived by two
half sisters. Mrs Marion Harris
and Mrs. Margaret Dearborn.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home otn an st. and Mass. ave ne,
] Mass will be offered at the ST,
Francis Xavier Church, 2sth st.
and Pa. ave. Sc, at 8 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry 80
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Garh nf ThankB

express my sincere thanks to my
many friends, relatives and neigh
bors for their kind expressions Of
sympathy during the recent loss
MISS VINCE BELLUccI.
DIERKoPH. MABEL Z. The family
Of the late MABEL E. DIERKoPH
wishes to express their deep and
friends, neighboTs and relatives for
their many kindnesses so sincerely
expressed during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
the late LILLIAN FLOOD wish
to express their very deep appre-
citation and sratituoe to everyone
for the visits. cards, teleEIams.
tions and other services during The
illness and passing. OF my wife on
May 10. 1850, and the physicians
and nurses Of the. District General
H0'2i5a ahdfew. Ao9 o tie Il: Fr,, Fsy Ta8%ss Bs1ss
Churcn, Fairmont Heights, Nd: the
Church, Highiand Park, Nd; the
BoSoth B 4Gn54s Bspst dSureS fauRfsIi NssSnst6n
New Mount Olive Baptist Church,
washington, D c.. and the stan
OF LTe henry .. "dhnlUGION Fu-
neral Home for their wonderful
JAMES W. FLOOD AND cH1L-
DREN.
HARGETT. RUTH NJ. The family Of
the late RUTH NJ HARGETT wishes
TO thank the pastor and the con-
Eregstion OF the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church and the many friends
and neighbors for their many eX-
pressions of sympathy and kind
nesses shown during their recent
bereavement.
EDWARD L. HARGETT, THAD-
DENIA o. HOUSE, SABRINAH o.
DARRELL.
NANCE, IDA. We wish to acknowl-
edge with grateful appreciation all
CARDS telegrams, personal calls,
flowers. use of cars snd all other
expressions Of kindness and sym
~pathy offered US by friends and
neighbors during the illness and
at the passing OF our loved one,
THE FAMILY.
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AYERS, BERTHA. on Thnrsday. Nav

IS. 1860. BERTHA AYERS Of 1913
v st. NV, wife Of Richard Ayers
She also is survived by two daush-
tiers. one son. three brothers and
other relatives and friends After
. pm, Sunday, May 90, friends
may call at the johnson e. jenkins
Funeral Home. 4SO4 Georgia ave
NV. Funeral services on Tuesday
May 81, at l pm. at the Tenth
Street Baptist Church, 10th and R
sts. NV. the Rev J L. Henry Of
ficiatins Interment Carver Me-
rnOrial PARK
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DrathB

AKERs. EMMEE NELSON. On Friday,
MAY q. 1850; EMMEE NELSON
Akers, MIspt, UsMC, and mother
of Paul c. and Karin c. AkerS;
daughter Of Mrs. Ida Nelson. sister
of Mrs. Florence Arnold David,
Abraham and Paul Nelson Funeral
from the Walter w. Deal Funeral
Home. 4S12 Georgia ave NV. on
Wednesday. June l, at ! pm In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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SULLIVAN, MARY. On Fric

81 1860, at Doctors Hospital
MARY SULLIVAN Of 1927 3Sth
st, Hyattsville. Md, formerly Of
l76l Lang place ne. wife of John
H Walck. jr.. and sister of Harry.
John, Thomas and Francis Walsh
Mrs. Sullivan rests At the Warner
z. Pumphrey Funeral Home S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring Nd.
lparking facilities. Mass will De
on Tuesday. May 81, at 10 am,
at St Jude's Catholic Church. 127OI
Viers Mill rd., Rockville. Mo In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery
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BAXTER. JAMES EDWARD, On Sat.

urdsy, Nav IS, 1860. JAMES ED
WARD BAXTER of Landover rd.
Landover Md. beloved husband Of
Mrs. Calpernia S. Baxter and father
of William A Baxter. He Is also
survived by three grandchildren.
Relatives and friends may call at
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4139 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd where
services will be held on Tuesday.
May 81. at pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting hours
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THOMAS, BEULAH, IsADoRE. On

IsADoRE THOMAS Of i417 5th st.
NV. wife of Luther L. Thomas,
mother of Deborah Patricia Thomas
and Judwnne Thomas daughter of
OF Mrs, Margaret Casey, Mrs Mary
c; Neal, Mrs Esther Bradshaw, Mrs.
Cleo Austin and James. Ernest and
Herbert Postell. She also is sur
vived by first cousin. Mrs. Trudy
Mckee. and a host of other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Malvan & Schey, Inc, New Jersey
ave and p st n u
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STEWART. BESSIE z. On wedne

day May 35, 1850, at froi Detroit
Mich BESSIE E, STEW ART, be-
loved mother OF Robert r and
Alton W. Stewart Also surviving
are other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Monday, May
80, friends are invited to call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home 1920
9th st NV, where services will be
he'd on Tuesday. May 81. at 10
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Family may be con-
taCted at 1I1o Otis st n o an
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ILhhELL, JAMES A, Suddenly, on
saturday, May %, 1860 JAMES A.
TERRELL of 2125 4th st. nv, de-
voted husband Of Mrs. Hattie L.
Terrell and father of Mrs jose
phine Wharton. Notice of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS By the Cap
ltol Funeral Home. 719 Kennedy
st. NV. 90
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DONOVAN. JAMES F on satnrd.

May IS, 1850, JAMES Sn r FsapIS5SSy. poS9y.
VAN Of 1445 Girard st. NV, be-
loved son of the late Michael and
Della Donovan; brother of Josenb
a and Paul j. Donovan, MIS-
Madeline Donaldson and Mrs Edith
K. Edwards. Funeral from Taltavuii
Funeral Home. 1903 14th st. NV,
on tuesday. May 81, at $50 am
REQUIEM mass Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart at 8 am Interment Holy
ROOD Cemetery Friends may cali
aiter Z pm. Sunday Nav % IN
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BOWEN. CARL c., Sr. Departed this
life on Thursday, May 26, 1850,
ct the District General Hospital
Carl c. BOWEN, sr. Mr.. Bowen
leaves devoted wife. Marian
Bowen; seven children, rlother and
father and other relatives and
friends Remains NAV be viewed
after pm Monday, MAY 30. at
the Jovnvs Funeral Home. i16 Mas
SaChuSetts ave NV. where SerV-
ices will 0e held on Tuesday. May
81, at 1G am. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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MANGUM, MARTHA ALICE. suddenl

on Friday. May 27, 1860, at her
residence, Triangle. Va, MARTHA
ALICE .MANGUM, 70, beloved wife
survived by four daughters. Mrs,
Nellie Helin, Mrs Katie Davis. Mrs.
Grace Nav and Mrs Olive Allen,
and one son David; two sisters
Mrs. Gladys McClanahan and Mrs.
Hattie Knight: Is grandchildren
and Is .great-grandchildren Friends
may call at Halls Funeral Home,
Occoquan, Va. Services will be held
Monday, May 30, at . pm. at the
Church of the Assembly Of God,
Triangle. Va. Interment Cedar Run
Cemetery SouePo
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Wednesday, May IS, 1850, at h 81
Petsrsburg, Fla. ALMA IOPD
CORNWELL. beloved wife of the
iMste ~. FREDERICK Martin CornweiI.
Mrs. Cornvell rests at the w K
Huntemann & Son Funeral Home
2L32 Georgia ave NV, where sery.
ICES Will be held on Tuesday. Nav
p AZ 10 am. parking facilities
Cemetery. Viewing after n y,
Sunday. May 80 a "'
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CoLNIN' lynDi MRS; pR ERNEST NJ tnee Addie

LINN PaSsed away on Friday. Nav
80 1850. at Suburban Hospitai.
MRS. ERNEST NJ. CoLvIN, aged
lett, Va. She is survived Nv one
daughter, Mrs. E. c. Laser; three
sons, DR. H Lynn Colvin. Dr. 2
MlIourn Colvin and DR.. NJ Hazen
GOWN, and one sister, Mrs John
Lqnstord OF Manassas, Va. Services
MAY 30. at the Baker g. Son Funeral
Home, Manassas Va. with inter-
ment IN ManasSaS CemeterY 90
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JOHNSON, EVA VIRGINIA. On Fri

day, May 81. 1850, EVA VIRGINIA.
JOHNSON of 2O21 Vermont ave.
A. and the Rev. Logan johnson.
sister Of Mrs NJ. Annetta John
son SScott and the late Fred M.
johnson and Deborah E. johnson
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends After 4 pm.
Tuesday, friends are invited to call
az the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Wednesday, June /. at
pm. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
CemeterY a1
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day, May ~, 1860, at Seattle,
Wash. CHARLES c. BORDERS, Jr.,
brother Of Mrs Berneta B. Lawyer
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE
Inc. 81
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1ratha

CHARLES 2. Members
OF Branch 4, Fleet Re-
serve Association, are
requested to attend the
funeral services of our
late shipmate. CHARLES
? MONAGHAN, al Fort
Mver Chanel At q O'Clock
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GOMEZ, HUGH. On THURSDAY NAV

70. 1860, al the District General
HHoSpltaI' HUGH CONFER Of ga
Roberta Conner, father Of Hugh W,
IT. and brother OF William and
Sharles Conner. After pm. Mon
day. May 30, friends NAV cali Al
s!e house Of BOYD Funeral Chapel.
o.; hth st, Sc. where services
vii be held at l pm. tuesday,
May 81. with the Rev Barton /,
hllson officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial CFtnetarv %
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CuREToN. CARNELIA. O

day, May IS, 1850 at III The TfSnfst piStIist
GSN GGensrai al Hi9ssJpitaI, sJ9 cARNELIA CURE.
sister of Mrs Eva Dubose NJ
Nora Wright. Mrs. Merdice ChanceP.
MIS-. Cora Posley. Willie and Fari
Wright She also leaves to mourn
neI passing host of nieces and
nepheWs and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting Al
me John T Rhines & Co Funeral
Home, 30l5 18th St ne, where
Trends may call after l pm sun
1ay, G. May y Funeral and inter
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CURTIS. WILLIAM R. On satnrd,,

OTHIIS; WILLIAM B. On saturday.
May 2S. 1860, WILLIAM B CURTIS
Of Mrs. Evelyn Curtis Wilson. Ms
mary c. Sellman and Mrs. VIrrinia
L. Payne. Also surviving are one
GRANDSON; James A. Seliman, iT,,
Notice OF funeral later. Arrsnee.
mentS by McGulre. Inc III
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THOMAS. EDWARD GEORGE

Thursday. May 26, 1860. at the
GEORGE THOMAS, beloved son Of
Mrs Minnie T. Price and the late
George Edward Thomas He also
leaves his son, Milton L. Thomas;
two sisters, Miss Elva NJ Thomas
and Mrs Helen Alexander; one
brother. Morrison F Thomas, and
many other relatives and friends.
Friends may call on Monday. May
30, at his late residence. 633 South
Carolina ave, Sc, where the rosary
Will be said at + pm. REQUIEM
Tuesday, May 81, at st Cypriau's
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander
S. Pope. 80
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DAVIS, NEAVA. On Thursday. Nav
20, 1860, NEAVA DAVIS Of iSS5 S
st. Sc, wife OF George Davis
and mother Of Cerease Hines, Tyr
thoSe Baldwin, Quincie Edmonds,
George and Weldon Davis and Rnv
Drayton. Interment Vidilia, ca
ArrangementS hY Rnllins
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am. june l, 1900. FRIENDS and
shipmates may call at Pumphrey' S
Funeral Home, 1857 Wisconsin ave,
Bethesda, Nd. where Fleet Reserve
Association services uill he held az
2 O'Clock pm. Tuesday, May 81.
RAYMOND H BRADFORD,
SecretaTy-TreasuTer
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OMAs. HAROLD FRANK.

Thursday. May 2e. 1856. 800 at an Tn
lipEton Hospital, HAROLD FRANK
St, Arlington, Va, beloved husband
Of Helen C. Thomas and father Of
Robert NJ. Of Hampton, Va: Harold
A. Of Vienna, Va. and E. Leon
ard Thomas Of Falls Church. Va
children Friends may, call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where serv-
ices will be head on Tuesday, May
81, at 10 am Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park. 80
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May. IS 1880. at 4:30 am. IsA-
BELLE SIMPSON Of 1917 Shafts
mother Of Virgie Walker, Viola Nell,
Pearl Harrison, William H. Rodney.
George and Clifton Simpson. Also
surviving are eleven grandchildren.
eleven ereat-grandchildren and q
most OF other relatives and friends.
After 8 pm Tuesday, May 81,
friends may call al her late resi-
dence. Funeral Wednesday, June / ,
az pm. at Lee AME Church
Kensington, Nd. the Rev. z G.
Terrell otficiating. Interment Brooke
Grove Cemetery, LaytonSVille, Nd.
Services BY SnoWden. 81
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day, May IS. 1850, at his resi-
dence, Stafford County. va. ERNEST
ERMAN SMITH, husband OF Mrs
Elizabeth B Smith and father of
Mrs. Helen Beavers, Ashby l.. OTIS
r. and Woodrow Z. Smith Fu-
neral services on Tuesday, May 81
al pm, at the Cunningham Fu-
neral Home, Cameron and Alfred
SITS. Alexandria, Va. Interment Ma
tlOnal Memorial park
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May 2S, 1860. at his home, 73g
Sliso ave. Silver Spring, Md,
JAMES S HUNTER, father Of Mrs
James McManus. Wilda. Maitland.
Helen. Alma, James. William and
John Hunter and brother OF Mrs
Agnes B Bonnette and Mrs. Ella
Lawrence MI Hunter rests at
the Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
Home S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md, where service will be
held on Tuesday, May 81, at 2:3O
pm barking fscilitiesD. Entonb-
ment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
Friends may visit at the above
funeral home after . pm. sun
day, NAV oQl an
Evening star., 1960-05-29

JOHNSON. NARY I. on Thursday.
May % 1860. MARY L. JOHNSON
of 1929 L st ne, Apt. 1O9. beloved
wife of Ernest johnson, sister of
Mrs. Lille White, John T. and Levi
Woodson. Other relatives and friends
also survive. After ! pm. Monday
Nav 30. friends may call at the
Snowden Funeral Home, Rockville.
Nd. Funeral Tuesday May 81. at
> pm at the Clinton AME. Zion
Church, Lincoln Park, Rockville, Md
the Rev. Cecil Bishop officiating
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Evening star., 1960-05-29
BURDETTE, ANNA X On Fri5sv

bCRDEIIE, ANNA X On Friday,
May p. 1860, at Casualty Hospital.
ANNA K. BURDETTE of il2O Tren-
ton place Sc, beloved wife Of VIII
Lam Il. Burdette, mother of Will
Fletcher and Allen A. Fletcher: Sis
ter OF Mrs Elsie White. Mrs Marie
Fletcher and Henry Tanner Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st, and Mass. ave ne, until
ices will be held at ST. Matthews
Lutheran Church. 527 Kentucky
ave. Sc. at 2:3O pm Interment
washington National Cemeterv al
Evening star., 1960-05-29
KELLEY. ELEANOR kATHERINE sn,

uthIy, on Friday, May Y, 1860 at
her residence, Dumfries, va,
ELEANOR KATHERINE KELLEY
Kelley. Remains resting at Halls
Funeral Home, Occoquan, Va. Notice
Of services later