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E. R. Roulette,
President of Bank

HAGERsTowN. Nd, June
II (AP).-Ellsworth r. Rou-
lette, president of the Nico-
demus National Bank and
chairman of the Maryland Civil
War Centennial Commission,
was stricken yesterday and
died in Washington County
Hospital here.
Mr.. Roulette, SO, was ad-
mitted to the hospital after
being stricken at his home near
Funkstown, Md.
He had been president Of the
bank IS years and, active for
years in Republican politics,
was a former HagerStown ciUy
attorney and Washington Coun-
ty States attorney.
Survivors include his widow,
a son, Robert, who is superin-
tendent of the municipal cleo
trio plant, and a sister. Mrs. j.
E. Kemp Horn, all Of Wash
ington County.
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E. G. Van Gorden
Retired Muchinist

Edmund G. Van Gorden, IA,
a retired machinist. die d
Wednesday at his Riverdale
(MdD home after a short
illness.
Mr.. Van Gorden, who was
born in Scranton. Pa, came
to Washington IA years ago. In
1852 he retired as a machinist
with the Harvey Dairy Co. in
Brentwood, Md.
He was a member of the First
Baptist Church of Riverdale.
Mr.. Van Gorden leaves his
wife, Mary E. Van Gorden of
the home address, 5703 Sixty
fourth avenue, Riverdale, and
two daughters, Mrs. Paul E.
Britt of STOP Sixty-fourth av-
enue and Mrs. Harry H. Brown
of Scranton.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the First
Baptist Church in Riverdale.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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I. Collins,
Marine Major

Mai. Thomas w. Collins,
USMC, AZ, died Wednesday at
Bethesda Naval Hospital Of
coronary thrombosis. His home
was at 3742 Keller avenue,
Alexandria.
A native of the District, Mai.
Collins attended st. Johns
College High School here and
received his B.A. and law
degrees from American Uni
verSity.
He practiced law in the Dis
trict until 1912, when he en-
listed in the Marines. He saw
action in the Pacific with the
I'd and 5th Marine Divisions.
In 1943 he received his COM
mission at Quantico, Va. He
was separated in 1946 as a first
lieutenant.
He later served as enforce
ment attorney with the rent
control agency in Anchorage,
Alaska. In 1947 he returned to
private law practice here.
At the outbreak Of the
Korean war, Maj. Collins went
back into the service. Until
1853 he was stationed at Camp
LeJeune, NC. He later served
as staff legal officer at Pearl
Harbor.
In 1856 he was assigned to
the Pentagon in the Judge
Advocate Generals Office. He
held that post at the time of
his death.
He leaves his wife, Margaret
F.; a daughter, Patricia A.; q
brother, Maurice, and a son,
Thomas p, all of the home
address; and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Collins,
1910 Wire avenue, Silver
Spring.
He also leaves three sisters,
Ellen Collins of the home ad-
dress, Frances Reyes of Cations
vile, Md, and June Grover of
Blair Towers. Silver Spring.
Services will be at GAS am,
Monday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Dr.. James Sosscer, Stoff
Chief at County Hospital

DR.. James G.. SasScer. SO, a
leading physician in Prince
Georges County for many years
and chief of staff at Prince
Georges General Hospital, died
at the hospital on Wednesday.
DR.. SasScer. who had lived in
Upper Marlboro all his life, was
the brother of Lansdale G.
SaSscer, former Democratic
Representative from Maryland'S
5th district.
The son of Frederick and
Lucy Clagett Sasscer, DR.. Sass
Ger was graduated from Tome
Preparatory School, the Uni
versity of Virginia and the
University of Maryland Medical
School. In 1910 he married the
former Rosalie Gill Jacobsen.
DR.. SaSscer was a member of
the doctors committee that
made the successful drive for
the construction of Prince
Georges General Hospital. He
was also president of the South
ern Maryland Medical Society
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scrambles for the oceans food
supplies, he said, it will be the
"Superhuman" task of senior
foreign service officers to pro-
vide a supra national system
of world order.
The distinguished nuclear
physicist. father of the H
bomb" and a leader in develop
ment of peaceful uses of the
atom. was in a mellow mood
as he spoke in the auditorium
of the Foreign Service Institute
in Arlington Towers.
He produced a science-f1ction
view of the globe of the future
and ventured to advise the for
eign service officers on goals.
To move toward a system of
world order one can use force,
he said, as the Soviet Union
proposes to do, or the com
plicated, almost impossible
way" of replacing force wher-
ever possible with voluntary
cooperation under a just and
generally understood interna-
tional law"
This would be an immense
task if we had a century to get
it done, but we DON'T" he OBJ
served. The senior foreign
service officers task is ito bring
this world order about in a
very few decades-in our life
time" he said.
An example of "how not to
do it," he observed. is the
State Departments negotiation
for a nuclear weapons test ban
which he complained has ham,
development of nuclear
for peaceful pur-
poses.
Nov we are in a situation"
he charged, where we cannot
proceed with peaceful explo-
sives except with written per-
from Khrushchev."
DR.. Teller said the organiza-
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Dratha

WALTON. HENRY (HARRp. On
Thursday. June 10, 1860, at his
home; $50 East Es pismend ave- Gal
Sedssd SON M Of ha sNRx st. ysAe eSd
William Walton and brother Of Jo-
Seph Walton. Friends may call at
the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home.
1881 East Montgomery ave. CRock-
Vile pIke), Rockville. Nd, where
June is, at 2 pm. Interment pri-
vate. Please omit flowers.
MILDRED X. On Thurs
SaE %XNGGRR 3IRf lS 6 1893 1893 sora MRFER drive *
College Park. Md, beloved wife of
tina K. and John G. Wangler, jr..
and grandmother OF Emory c. Lefiel,
IL. She also is survived by a
a brother, Raymond L, keith. Mrs. %
Wangler rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Md, where services will be
held on Monday. June 20, at 1920
pm. Interment Arlington National
pm. to 10 pm. Saturday, June Is,
ana from l pm. to 10 pm. Sunday,
June 10. In lieu OF flowers ex-
pressions of sympathy may be sent
to the American Cancer Society. 10
WELLS. LILLIAN N. On Thursday,
June 10. 1860, at her home, Sum-
NIT ave. Gaithersburg, Nd. LII
Ian n WELLS, the beloved wife
Of Herbert W. Wells, David E. Wells
OF College Park, Md; Robert L.
Wells, Morris W. Wells and Mrs.
Dudley Ward of Rockville. Md; Mrs.
Byron Stevens Of Philadelphia, Pa !:
Mrs. Edmund Robertson of Be-
thesda, Md; Henry H. Wells, Mrs.
John Robertson of Gaithersburg,
Md. and Mrs. Vernon Payne Of
Colesyille, Md; sister Of Mrs. Charles
H. Via. Mrs. John P. Carter. Rob-
Msrtinsville. va. She also Is sur
vived by fifteen grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Wells
rests at Gartner's Funeral Home,
3l6 Diamond ave, Gaithersburg,
held on Saturday, June is. at 2
pm. Interment PaIklawn Cemetery.
WEST. ADELINE NJ. On Thursday,
June l6, 1860, at the District GEN
eral Hospital. ,ADELINE NJ. WEST
of 1923 Kentucky ave Sc, devoted
funeral nnH later Arrangements BY the
2500 Nichols ave. Sc IS
DORA. On Monday, June
II, 1860, at Petersburg, Va, DORA
WILLIAMS, wife of the late Louis
Williams, mother of Annie NJ. Archie
and Henry Fremont Williams. Thir-
teen grandchildren, three sisters.
one brother and a host of other
relatives also survive. Mrs. Viii
liams will rest at her late residence
on Hoadley rd., Woodbridge. Va,
after pm. Saturday. June IS.
Funeral services and interment at
y SUNDAY luna ot ~
Mount Olive Baptist Church. Wood
bridge, Va, the Rev. Reuben Hall
ofhciating. Arrangements by chinn.
I9
WOOD, ANDREW c. On Thursday,
June l6, 1860. ANDREW c. WOOD
OF 4lO7 W st NV. Apt. IL. Sur
yiylng are his relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure. Inc. IS
RUFUS W. JIM). On Wednes-
day. June 10, 1860, at his resi-
dence, 1907 North Rochester ST.
Falls Church. Va, RUFUS W. Jim,
WREN, beloved husband of Kath-
crime S. Wren father of Mrs. Irene
Magarity of Arlington, Va; Cline
E Wren of Falls Church, Va; Mrs,
Virginia Frazier Of Falls Church.
Va, and Mrs. Annette Karns OF
Detroit, Mich. Friends may cali
Wilson, blvd Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
SaLuroay June is. at , pm. In
terment oakwood Cemetery. II
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He attended Trinity Episcopal
Church in Upper Marlboro.
In addition to his wife and
his brother, he leaves a son,
James G. Sasscer, jr., a student
at st. Paul's School in Balti-
more.
Services were to be held at
3 pm. today at Trinity Episco-
pal Church, with burial in the
church cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressionS of sympathy be sent
to the Heart Association.
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Mrs. Wang|er,
Ex-Teacher

Mrs. Mildred K. Wangler, 81,
of 1926 Rowalt drive, College
Park. Md, a former teacher
and a native of the District,
died yesterday at Prince
Georges General Hospital. She
had been i'll with cancer for
several months.
The daughter of the late Mai.
and Mrs. William H. Keith,
Mrs. Wangler was graduated
from Eastern High School and
the old Wilson Normal College.
She taught at several District
elementary schools and took
night courses at George Wash
ington University, where she
was graduated in 1885 with a
bachelor of science degree in
education.
She married John G.. Wan
gler. a chemist with the Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries, in
1929 and gave up her teaching
career eight years later.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Wangler leaves a son, John.
jr., and a daughter, Miss
Martha K. Wangler, both of
the home address. She also
leaves a brother, Raymond L.
Keith, and a sister, Mrs. Lii
liam K. Hoke, both of Staunton.
Va. and a grandson, Emory C..
Leffel, jr., of Ednor, Md.
Friends may call between 6
and 10 pm. tomorrow and l
and 10 pm. Sunday at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore avenue. Hyattsville, Md.
Services will be at 1915 pm.
Monday at the funeral home,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
The family requests that ex-
preSsions of sympathy take the
form Of donations to the Amer
lean Cancer Society.
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Rites Set Monday
For Miss Gibson

Funeral services for Miss
Matte Gibson, 83, former su-
perintendent of Children's
Hospital, who died yesterday,
will be held at 10 am. Mon
day at Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 N street NV, with burial
at II am. in Arlington Gene
terry.
Miss Gibson was superin-
tendent of the hospital for 26
years. When she retired in
1916, she was made "superin-
tendent emeritus"
1t has been requested that
expressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
Children'S Hospital.
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board of directors of the He
brew Home for the Aged. She
was also a member of the B'nai
Birth and Hadassah service
groups.
Miss Dinowitz leaves q
brother, William Levine of
Silver Spring.
Services were at l pm. to-
day at DanzanSky and Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in
King David Memorial Gene
terry.
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Mrs. John Puoh,
Officers Wife

Mrs. Louise Meyers Pugh, A,
the wife of Brig. Gen. John
R. Pugh. USA, died Monday
as a result of a fall on the
family farm. Round Hill, Va.
Gen. Pugh is assistant chief
Of staff, G-3, for the Eighth
Army in Korea.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Pugh leaves a son, David
M, now serving in the armed
forces; a daughter, Louise
Chase of the home address,
and a mother, Mrs. Louise
Chase Myers, 2310 S street
NV.
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came active in the trade union
movement in the Federal
service.
DR.. Borchardt leaves a sis
ter, Miss Selma M. Rorchardt,
of 1741 Park road NV, with
whom he made his home.
Services will be held at the
S. H. Hines Funeral Home,
2901 Fourteenth street NV, at
10 am. Tuesday, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Review for Attaches

The Corps of Military At
taches will be honored at a re-
treat review at S pm. Sunday
on the North Post Parade
Grounds at Fort Myer. The
affair will be sponsored by the
Department of the Army and
the Military District of Wash
ington.
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In Mrn1nrtant

PERRY. OLMSTEAD H. In loving
memory Of our husband and father,
OLMSTEAD H. PERRY, who passed
away four years ago, May %,
1856.
Gone, but not forgotten.
WIFE, EUNICE; DAUGHTERS,
JOAN, JANET. JOYCE, JUDITH,
JUAN1TA.
SHARPE, PATRICK H., Sr. In mem
ory Of my dear husband and our
dear father. PATRICK H. SHARPE,
Sr., who departed this life two
years ago today, June II, 1868.
Every day in some small way
Memories of you come our way;
Though absent you are always near,
Still loved, still missed, still very
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WHEELER, MAYME E. In loving
memory Of our mother and grand
mother. MAYME z. WHEELER, who
left US suddenly June II. 1859.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet
DEVOTED SON, CHA UNCE Y
DAUGHTER, EUNICE PERRY;
JANET. JOYCE. JUDITH AND
JUANITA. AND GREAT GRAND
CHILDREN.
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ton of the International Atomic
Energy Agency is, on the other
hand, a good example of NOV
ing toward system of world
order.
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DR.. 7 eI|er Sees Need
For Super Diplomats
By EARL H. VOSS
Star Staf Writer

Man will be able to change the worlds weather and
to develop meadows in which fish like
pasture Dr. Edward Teller predicted at commencement
exercises for 19 graduates of the Foreign Service Institutes
senior seminar here today.
To prevent Of weather control a weapon. and
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HOLMES, RAY v. Sir Knights Of
N Arling on Commandery,
.A.&@ No. 30, knights Templar,
100 are requested to assemble
T in full Tempiar unifoirn at
the Arlington Funeral
,- Home. 1901 North Fairfax
Grlve, Arlington, Va, on Friday
June II, 1860, at. pm, for the
PURPOSE Of conducting Knights
Lemplar funeral services for our
late Sir knight, RAY v. HOLMES
CHARLES r. BYERS, Commander
ROLAND NJ. KISER, Recorder II
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DOUGLASS, CARROLL v. On Nor

!. day, June Il. 1860. at the District @
general Hospital, CARROLL v.
DOUGLASS OF 1422 10th st. NV
M. Lee Of Pittsburgh. Pa, and a
host Of other relatives and friends.
' Friends may call at the Kelson Fu-
neral Home. Aquasco. Md. on Fri
day, June II, from to 10 pm,
Saturday, June IS, at II am.
Interment John Wesley Methodist
Church CemeterY Annasnn Nj j :,
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SVHWIHEKT, JOHN A. On Thursday
Hospital, JOHN A. SCHWIGERT of
2lO Rhode Island ave ne, beloved
husband of Helen T. SchwiRert.
Stepfather Of Emily S. Cronin, be-
loved son of Ida c. Schwigert,
prayers at the S: H.. Hines Co Flu
neral Home, 290l l4th st. NV. on
Monday, June 20, at $40 am
parking facilities. Thence to the
81 AloysiuS Catholic Church, North
Capitol and l Sts., where the holr
sacrifice of the mass will be offered
soul 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
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DLNOWITZ. BESSIE R. On wednes

day, June Is, 1860, BESSIE R.
DINOWITz, beloved sister of VIII
the Bernard Danzsnsks & Sons Sons FS. "a.
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV,
on Friday, June II. at pm
Interment King David Memorial
Garden. In lieu of flowers family
suggests that contributions may be
made to the D. c. Cancer Funo. II
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FAULCONER MARTHA r nto

FAULUUNEK, MARTHA G. Died ON
Thursday. June l6. 1860. MARTHA
9. FAULCONER. wife of the late
CasS Faulconer. She is survived
by hve children. Ruth F Sewers
OF Macon, Ga; Russell H. Faul-
coner of West Logan, W. Va; Eliza
beth F. Colvin of Washington, D. C:
, Margaret F. Brown of HagerstoWn,
Md, and Alma F. Jones Of Fred
erlcksburg, Va; four grandchildren,
three t-grandchildren ana orc
sister, Mrs. E. L. Lomax OF Wash
ington. D. C. Services at the Bap-
tlst Church. Gordonsville, Va. on
q Sunday, June 10. at 2:3O pm. In
terment Maplewood Cemetery. Cor
louisville. Va. (Richmond, Va. and
Fredericksburg. Va, papers please
copy is
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RAY v. A special COM
munication of Arlington
Centennial Lodge. No. 81,
A F. and A. M, is hereby
called for 9 am. Saturday,
June is, 1860. at the Ma
sonic Temple, Wilson blvd
and North Irving st Ar
Va fnF fhn rNtsr@zr. -
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ISAACS' UAhLEH G. On Wednesday,
June ! ), 1860 OAKLEY G. IsAACS
OF lS40 Biltmore St. beloved hus-
band of Jane G. IsaacS and father
Of Mrs. John K. Rizay, Oakley G.
Isaacs, jr, and Capt. Carroll c.
lsaacs of the United States Army;
brother of Wilbur Isaacs and Mrs.
William D. Bush. Services at the
I4tb eS q Wo Fnnesst on sstnrSsV n9me HDa I"D.
' is, at . pm. tparking facilities).
1nterment Loudon Park Cemetery,
Baltimore Nd
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HORN. MARGARET C. On wednesday,
tarium, Park Ridge, N. j., MAR
GARET c. HORN, beloved mother OF
Mrs. Harold D. Thomas. Friends may
call at the 7. F. Costello Funeral
pm. Friday, June II, until S:30 am,
Saturday, June Is. Requiem mass
st. A'oySius Church Q am. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. II
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BROOKS, LUCILLE MARY. On Tues.
BURKE, MAGDALENE CHRIsTINE

(nee Dena MeinmEer). OF 9i"S
South Columbus St. Arlington, Va,
on June l5. 1860. mother of frank
E. Burke and daughter-in-law of
Leila T. Burke; sister of Mrs. Eliza
beth M. Briggs, Fred, Albert and
George Meininger. and grandmother
of Patricia and Robert Burke.
Services at Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Home. 3072 NJ st. NV,
on Monday. June 20, at pm
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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DYSON. JOHN IGNATIUs (KING,

Departed this life on Tharsday,
General Hospital, JOHN s''f TaNATiTs 7sftSs
tKING) DYSON, beloved father OF
Mrs. Bernice Darby He also leaves
four devoted sisters, Mrs Thelma
Martin. Mrs. Mary Lane, Mrs. Mar
fol garet Darden and Mrs. Agnes Rich
ardSon three brothers, George, Jo-
seph and Lee Dyson, and many
other relatives and friends Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements by
- Alexander S. Pope,
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MIDDLETON. ANNA CECILIA.

Wednesday. June Is. 1860, at the
dale, Md. ANNA CECILIA MIDDLE-
TON, daughter of John and Mary
Bowlding wife of Alvin Middleton.
She also leaves sixteen children,
three grandchildren. four brothers,
two sisters, two grRndmothers.
motherin-law and many other rela-
tives and friends Friends may call
after pm. Sunday, June is,
at the funeral home of Alexander
Pope Ala / 5th st. Sc, where pray
ers will be said at 1880 am
Monday June 20. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. IT.l9
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BRAWLEY, HILDA p On w,

HILDA r. on Wednes-
BRAWLEY Of 1901 Harvard st. NV .,
beloved wife of the late Dr. Ben
iamin G, Brawley and sister of
ada, John E. and Luke Prodd of
Los Angeles. Calf. Notice of fu-
neral later. Arrangements by the
Morrow g. Woodford. Inc, Funeral
Home- l622 llth ST. NV Is
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Holy Name Society will re-
cite the rosary for our late
brother, JOSEPH McCAR-
THY. at his late home,
4O3 Allison st, on Friday.
June II. 1860, at s:15
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COLLINS, SARAH ELLEN. on tues

day, June IA. 1860. a: the District
General Hospital, SARAH ELLEN
COLLINS of l2li ISt ST. sc, de-
voted daughter of Elie Camphor.
She also leaves 10 mourn ner pass
ing two daughters. three sons, one
brother, fourteen grandchildren and
other re.atives and many friends,
, Remains resting at her above late
. residence, where friends may call
after pm. Sunday. June 10.
Mass for the repose OF her soul
will be celebrated at the st. Vincent
de Paul Catholic Church on Monday,
June 20, at 9 am. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery 1913
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HOLMES, RAY v. On Tuesday. June
a. 1860. at George washington
InI IHnniyseTsity sy Hospital. RAY v.
HOLMES Of 1915 North Nicholas st
Arlington, Va, beloved husband nj
Elsie NJ Holm-s, father of Mrs
Virginia H. Ru;t of Falls Church.
Va; and Gail R. Holmes Of SPRING
neld' va. He also is survived BY
one sister. Mrs Hazel Rawley ~
washington. D. C, and seven grand
chi!dren. Friends may call al the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. va, where
June Is. at 10 am, fnterme1t
National Memorial Park. II
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SMITH. ELIZABETH RIrTIER

Wednesday. June Is, 1860, at her
residence. 350I North ed St, Ar
nI,, HnIngt1n, Va. ELIZABETH BUTLER
Smith and mother of Mrs. Eliza
beth Scherb of Arlington. Va. She
also is survived by one grand
Gaughter, Mrs. Richard Casey OF
Haddonfield, N. j.. and two great
grandchildren. Friends may cali at
the Arlington Funeral Home. 3g0i
North Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va,
where services will be held on Satur-
cay June lS, at IL noon. Inter-
ment Rock Greek CRmnterv
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Pc GlORGI, RAFFAIELLA. On Thurs
. day, June | 8, 1860, at her resi-
FAiELLA DE GIoRGi, beloved a,e;; NHf Wife
4 of the late August De Giorgi, mother
OF Miss Marie A. De Giorgi, Mrs
Dolores T. Jackson, John j De
Giorgi. Mrs; Josephine c. st. Denis,
Raphaella Smith. Mrs. Augusta
Carey, Francis J. and Salvatore P
De Giorgi; sister of Theodore Ia
varozza and Mrs Anna BusSius
She also is survived by sixteen
grandchildren. Friends may cali at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass; ave. ne, until $50 ain.
Monday, June 20 Requiem mass
will be offered at St Francis Xavier
Catholic Church, 2Sth st and Pa
ave. Sc. at 2 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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KING, ANNIE II. OF 1910 Addison I'd.
Seat Pleasant, on June Is, 1860,
wife of the late George F. King,
mother of Norman c. and Raymond
L. King. Florence A. Day, Mabel
l.. Lowe, NJ. Viola Robertson and
Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7 1lth
st. Sc, on Saturday, June Is, at |
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
fary
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day, June IA, 1860. at the Mont
SAMUEL BERNARD HILL. Setoyed
brother of Mrs. Lillian Bates. Mrs
Lena Snowden, Mrs. Mabel John
SON Mrs Myrtle Cook. Albert. Yer
non non WILLIAM, Robert and Richard
Hlll, He also leaves one son. Ber-
nard; f"e nieces, ten nephews and
most OF other relatives and friends
AFTER pm. Thursday, June l6
Mr.. Hill will rest at his late resi-
9ence. Norwood rd, Sandy Spring
June II, at 9 pm at the sbaTn
street Church. Sandy Spring. Nd,
the Rev. T. H. Brooks ofIciatine
Interment church cern ntnr,, Ie'
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Gay. June IA. 800, at her resi-.
denee, 30l Dumbarton ave. NV.
MARY WATKINS STARKE, wife Of
the late Cla1de Morgan Starke ard
mother of Aubrey Harrison Starke
Memorial services will be held All
St. Paups Episcopal Church, 243(
st. NV. at > pm. SATURDAY.
June 3. Please emit flowers. In.
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C0WAN, CORNELIA b. Suddenly. on

CUWAN, CORNELIA B. Suddenly, on
Monday, June u, 1860, at Arling-
wife of Edgar R. COwan. mother
Of Mesdames Estelle Williams Mary
Elizabeth Stone, Shirley Lee, Ollie
Davis and Moses L. Moore, Joyce
Moore and Charles Collins; daugh-
ter OF Ernest Coley. Fourteen
grandchildren. two brothers. four
sisters and many other relatives and
friends also survive Mrs. Cowan
may be seen at her late residence,
: 2102 South Lincoln st. Arlington,
Va, after pm. Friday, June II.
Funeral services at 10 am. Sptur-
day, June Is, at the Macedonia
Baptist Church 22d and South Ken
more sts.. Arlington, Va. the Rev.
s. W. Phillips officiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-06-17

conducting Masonic burlal rites a
the funeral Of our late brother
RAY V. HOLMES.
H. WILSON HAVENER, Master.
P. o. SHEPHERD. Jr., Secy. !,
Evening star., 1960-06-17

CULLEMBER' GEORGE W. On Tues
day, June IA, 1860, GEORGE W.
CULLEMBER of 6107 Ritchie rd. q,
. Alice stickell Cullember and father
9 Of George W. jr.; Robert C. Cul-
e, lember and Mrs. Jeanneen I. Smith
. Member of Carpenters Union, No,
. 52S. Funeral services on Saturday,
June lS, at All-Hallows Episcopal
Church. Davidsonville. Nd, at ii
m. 1nterment church cemetery
Remains resting at the Hardesty
. Funeral Home, Galesville. Md, II
Evening star., 1960-06-17

ABRAHAM. On Fri
SCHWARTZ Of the sOFi Hebrew ARNHhnM Hone
for the Aged, devoted brother of
Max and Irwin Schwartz, both Of
Schwartz of Silver Spring. Nd
Services at the c. D. GoldberE g.
Son Funeral Home, 42l7 9th st
NV, on Friday, June II, at Z
pm; lnterment Mount Lebanon
cemetery. In mourning at SLY
Sarroll ave, Silver Spring, Nd
Family requests in lieu of flowers
contributions be made TO the Hebrew
Home for the Aged