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Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
Co|if. City Sued

SAN FRANCISCO = Tarea Hall
Pittman, acting regional secretary Of
the West Coast Region, National AS
sociation for the Advancement of
Colored People, has annouced that the
West Coast Region NAACP Legal
Committee has filed suit against the
City of Greenfield on behalf of Bureal
E. Moore of Seaside. Nathaniel S.
Colley, Esq, chairman of the NAACP
Legal Committee, is counsel for the
plaintiff and has ordered the City of
Greenfield and the Chief of Police,
]. r., ThOmaSSon, to show cause why
they should not be enjoined from
prohibiting Bureal E. Moore or any
other person from entertaining or be-
ing entertained in their Memorial
Building on account of race or color
and except upon conditions applicable
alike to every race or color.
This suit grew out of the action of
the chief of Police of Greenfield, in
Monterey County, when he refused
to allow an orchestra to play in the
Memorial Building of that city if the
Negro piano player, Bureal Moore,
was included among the musicians.
Attorney Colley made the following
statement: The NAACP Legal Com
mittee will vigorously defend those
who are Disseminated against solely
on the basis of their race. We will not
leave uch individuals defenSeleSS
when it is clear that the public policy
of California and the United States
has been violated" Attorney Colley
said that he had several conversations
with the City Attorney of Greenfield
who seemed to indicate that he felt
an apology would suffice to settle the
case. Mr.. Colley said that from all in
dicationS the city officials of Green
field have no understanding of what
it means to suffer the abridgement of
ones constitutional rights and that
this matter was far too grave an in
fracion of the law to be settled by a
mere apology.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
Youths Free On Bond
Cont. from Page. u

\OOAt. lIOlll oSS. ~
Beardon, 20, member of Phoenix
College all-State basketball squad last
season, was taken into custody by
police and charged with kidnap and
rape. During the several days of in
veStigation, police arrested also Har-
old Gossett, II, of 1884 E. Washing
ton; Eli Franklin James, 18 of 1895
E. Monroe; Andrew Lee Stoglin, II,
of 1902 S. 7th Avenue; and Arthur
Clifton Downs, 16, of COLA S. 10th
Ave. Two other boys, both l6, we're
remanded to juvenile authorities for
their alleged participation in the case.
Stoglin, James and Gossett were star
athletes at Phoenix Union High.
According to the complaint, the
woman was walking along the street
near 10th and Buckeye at about 1890
pm when Beardon, riding in an auto
with Stoglin, accosted the female and
forced her into the auto. The other
defendent, she alleged, participated in
the subsequent rape.
All the suspects were released under
$500 bond, except Downs, who was
unable to make the bail His bond was
lowered to $500 and he was released
Tunesday morning.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
(SUN Photo)

was similar to that of most people
with careers.
His story was simply this: Il was in
terested and picked it up at the place
l first worked = Lyle's Bakery in my
home town, Shreveport, Louisiana"
Asked if he liked his job, Jack said
with conviction, "Of course! | meet
some fine people. Cooking is good
paying job if you have the skills."
Three people work under the Chef
at the inviting coffee shop at 2727
North Central; 2 women and l man.
Here, Jack is buyer also.
Jack informed that there are very
few Negro chefs in Phoenix. In ad-
dition to this job, he has charge of all
special catering at the Golden Drum
stick.
He lives at 2117 East Parkway
Drive.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

At the Central Towers Coffee Shop
on Fridays one can get the most de-
licious shrimp creole with rice that
there is in Arizona.
The SUN photographer was served
this delectable dish at 2 pm, away
from the rush hours of 10, II and g.
There was time to learn about the tall
friendly chef, Dave Peterson.
Jack the Bear" as he is affection
ately called, has personality, good
conversation, and the right touch with
the preparation of food.
Jack was chef at the Golden Drum
stick on North Central for six years,
where he also did the buying. Another
six years kept him busy as pastry cook
at the Green Hut Cafe, Grand Coolie
Dam site, Washington.
To the question, "How did you
learn this kind of cooking his answer
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

Named to serve on the vital Citizens
Committee for Sales Tax Reallocation,
along with many very substantial citi-
zens, is Clyde Webb, the only Negro
member.
The Committee is designed to get
legislation which will permit allocating
more of the states sales taxes to cities
and towns.
Jack DeBolske, executive secretary
of the League of Arizona Cities and
Towns, revealed that 80 per cent of
the states citizens dwell in urban areas.
At present the counties are getting
$500 per capia of the redistributed
tax money, while the cities and towns
are getting $4.91 per capita.
Charles A. Esser, assistant city
manager for Phoenix, reported that in
carrying the load of giving services
to citizens the cities are assuming
more and more while counties provid-
ing less and less are getting more
sales tax.
The Committee will secure 10000
signatures for a petition to get the
issue on the ballots this fall.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

received cards, dinner at the Green
Gables and the remainder of the eve
ming was spent watching the Ice Ca
pades.
Accompanying the 8 students on
their gala evening were hardworking
Robert Choate and his wife Jean, TST
advisor Eldridge Gonaway, Jr. and his
wife Lois.
The board of directors of Careers,
Inc. are from the many segments of
Phoenix population and are now plan
ming their fall expanded program.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

WHIRLPOOL Automatic Wast-Dry combi-
nation. Still has 8 months warranty, new
$3.50. Now $l98 or 50 monthly. 805 S.
Central til p.m
Evening star., 1960-12-01
HIT Mrntnriaiit

REINHART. JOSEPHINE A. In sad
but loving memory Of our mother.
JOSEPHINE A, RE1NHART, who de-
parted this. life thirty-iive years
So; soSs DfisD'eE SsD bAboHPERs-1S-LAw, Ii FPEsi
AAthRaAETs' AhalETss' .EP ERANGIs' MAR
THOMAS, EDNA H, In loving mem
ory of my dear daughter. EDNA H.
i9er i"ae years ago today, December l.
Although life's sun for each must
Those whom we love we ne'er forset.
L0MMES3ME MES68 MOTHER SARAH L.
WEEKLEY. ANNIE M. In sad but low
ing memory OF our dear mother,
ANNIE M. WEEKLEY. who passed
away hve years ago today. Decem-
Der /, 1865.
December brings sad memories
=, or loved one gone to rest;
Your loss q lifetime OF regret.
Few findi n TINS world her equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an end,
She died as she lived. everyone's
YOUR NINE LOVING CHILDREN.
WEST. JOHN n. In memory OF our
beloyed husband and father. JOHN
H. WEST. who passed away twelve
years years ago today, December l. l94S.
alive in spirit to inspire those whom
BELOVED WIFE. BESSIE. AND
DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Duvid Walsh.
USMC Officer

Maj. David w. Walsh, a
member of the landing force
instruction team of the Marine
Corps Education Center,
Quantico, died Tuesday in his
quarters after a heart attack.
A native of Lawrence, Mass,
Maj. Walsh was graduated
from the College of the Holy
Cross. Worcester. Mass,
where he was a member of the
Naval Reserve Officers Train
ing Corps.
He Joined the Marine Corps
in 1947 and participated in four
major engagements during the
Korean war, receiving the
Silver Star for gallantry in
action.
He leaves his wife, June
Elizabeth; a daughter, Debra
Elizabeth, II, and twin sons,
David Boyd and Bruce William,
8, all of Quantico. He also
leaves his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Francis Walsh of
Lawrence.
A mass will be celebrated
at 9 am. Saturday at Lawrence,
with burial there.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Joseph E. O'TooIe,
Formerly Served
In Senate Posts

Joseph E. O'Toole, SO, a re-
tired executive of the National
Retail Coal Merchants Associa-
ton, died after q long illness
yesterday at the Ropine Nurs-
ing Home in Potomac. Md.
Earlier in his career, Mr..
O"Toole was assistant secretary
of the Senate during the VIII
son and Harding administra- =
tions. He began his career
there as head OF the Repub-
lican page boys. He served as
assistant secretary until 1921.
He then became vice presi-
dent Of the National Retail
Coal Merchants Association, re-
tiring in the late 1940s.
Born in Wilmington. Del,
Mr.. O'Toole was a graduate of
Georgetown University Law
School.
He was a member of the
University Club, and a former
m e m ber of Congressional
Country Club.
Mr.. O'Toole leaves his wife,
Katherine, of the home address,
42l4 Thornapple street, Chevy
Chase; two daughters, Mrs. Carl
Redmond Dwyer, 5048 West
path terrace. Fort Sumner Hills,
Nd, and Mrs. Charles B. Shut
tie, 56l9 Knollwood road,
Springfield, Md: three grand
children, and a sister, Mrs.
Norman L. Roddy, 5151 Palisade
lane NV.
Services will be held at $50
am. Saturday at Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, COOL Western
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Mrs. John Hall,
Active Worker
For Methodists

Mrs. John A. Hall, 7S, c
native Washingtonian. died
Monday at her home, 1894
Taylor street NV.
Mrs. Hall, the former Lille
Dunmore, attended public
schools here. Following the
death of her first husband,
David Lewis, she married John
A. Hall. a Washington baritone
soloist and choir director of
various area churches. Mr.. Hall
died in 1856.
Mrs. Hall was a longtime
worker for the Ebenezer Metho-
dist Church and a member Of
the Rose of Sharon Household
Of Ruth Of the Odd Fellows,
Forest Temple No. 8 of the Elks
and Liberia Tent No. 229.
She leaves five sons, Russell
A., 1874 c street NE; Hubert
D. Lewis, 1904 C street NE:
John A., 726 Quebec place NE;
Leonard E.. 1900 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. and Barron D.,
ST., 1434 Taylor street NV;
a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn H.
Wilson, l434 Taylor street
NV; a brother, Jerome Dun
more of Washington; nine
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at noon tomorrow at Ebenezsr
Methodist Church. Fourth and
D streets Sc, with burial II.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Walter Dean, IT.
District Native

Walter Dean. n, retired elec-
trolater at the Navy Gun Fac
tory. died Tuesday Of leukemia
at his home. 6628 Harlan place
NV. He was a native and life
long resident Of the District.
He leaves his wife Madeline,
of the home address, and one
son. Joseph L., 1106 Carson
street. Silver Spring, and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow at the Wal
ter w. Deal funeral home, 1912
Georgia avenue NV. with
burial in Congressional Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Francis Boswell, ook to Law
After Electrical Education

Francis G. Boswell, 80. a self
educated patent lawyer, died
after a heart attack Tuesday
at his home, 3446 Brown street
NV.
Mr.. Boswell. who always had
a great interest in law and
government, memorized the
Constitution and the Declara-
ton Of independence when he
was a young man.
His love for legal matters
led him from a career as an
electrical engineer to study
law on his own. In 1909 he
was admitted to practice as a
patent attorney, and rs years
later was admitted to the D. C.
Bar.
He later was admitted to
practice before. the Supreme
Court Of the United States and
the supreme Court of Virginia.
For many years he had an
office at Fifteenth and K streets
NV Nearly every law office
in the building took advantage
of his extensive law library.
The buildings service per-
sonnel also were indebted to
him for the free legal advice
he gave them.
When he became inactive
last year. he gave up his office
downtown and worked from
his home.
Mr.. Boswell, who also was a
notary public, was born in
Washington and attended Con-
zaga High School. He received
an electrical engineering degree
from the old Bliss Electrical
School.
A music fan. he composed
two musical scores, one the
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Msgr. Moran Dies at II;
Postor at St. Thomos

The Right Rev. Msgr, Joseph
M. Moran. IL. pastor Of st.
Thomas the Apostle Church,
died after q heart attack yester-
day at the church rectory, 1855
Woodley road NV.
Msgr. Moran was found
slumped over his desk by his
senior assistant. the Rev.
Thomas NJ. Duffy. who called
a doctor and administered last
rites.
Msgr. Moran has been under
a doctors care for several days,
but he was not considered
seriously Ill.
. He had been a pastor since
1885 at st. Thomas. which
numbers among It's parishioners
many well-known Government
officials. foreign diplomats and
businessmen.
Eight years ago he. was ele-
waited to the post of domestic
prelate, with the title Of right
reverend monsignor. by Pope
Plus XII. g ge.
A native Of Piedmont, w. Va,
he was educated at st. Charles
and st. Mary,s Seminary.
After his ordination in 1915,
he served churches in Balti-
more. Gparrows Point and
Mount Washington, Md. q
He was a curate at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart here from
1928 to 1884. when he was
named pastor Of the Church of
the Assumption. !.
An adviser to the Archdiocese
OF Washington since it was
created in 1948, he was spiritual
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Bliss Electrical School March. I"
He was a member of the
American Bar Association and
the Virginia Bar Association
as well as the D. C. bar.
He leaves his wife, Grace, of
the home address, and a STEP
daughter, Mrs. Henry D. San
ders Of Front Royal, Va.
Services will be at $3.50 am.
tomorrow at the Taltavull Fu-
neral Home, 1908 Fourteenth
street NV. A requiem mass
will be offered at 9 am. at
Sacred Heart Church, Sixteenth
street and Park road NV.
Burial will be in Taylor Me-
mortal Cemetery, Colonial
Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

director Of the Union Of Holy
Name Societies for many years,
He leaves a sister, Miss Anna
Moran Of Carroll Manor,
Hyattsville, and a brother,
Thomas, of Linthicum Heights,
Md.
A pontiflcal requiem mass
will be offered at l0:30 am.
Monday at st. Thomas Church
by the Most Rev. Patrick A.
o'Boyle. archbishop of WASH
ington. The eulogy will be given
by the Most Rev. Michael w.
Hyle. bishop of Wilmington,
Del, who was a life long friend
of Msgr. Moran. Burial will be
in Westernport. Md.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
Sanchez, John p. w. W. Chambers CO.
I'm Mrntnriant

CLUBB. GENEvIEvE; In loving mem
CLUBB, who passed away two years
ago today. December /. 1858.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice we loved Is Stilled
The place is vacant in our home,
Wh!ah never can be nlled.
DAY, WALTER In loving memory
BAY who oeS passed nes; away ~eMiSS seven Years Rs
aso today. December /. 1858.
We miss you more each day
Vita wonderful memories
That VII never fade away.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. CATH
ERINE. HELEN. GEORGE AND
GARRISON, MARGuERITE KOPAs-
Se iovea mother IT msIGlk MHkkoGfER1FmEy 4 my ko g:
PASKIE GARRISON. who passed
away one ytar ago today. December
Eternal rest grant unto her. o
LORD, and may perpetual light shine
upon ner forever. GEROW.
JONES, PERCY c. In loving memory
E. JONES. Who passed away nine
Yeas ago today. December /. 1851
More and more each day we miss
Friends may think the wound is
But they little know the sorrow
WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN
MARSHALL. LOUISE H. In loving
memory Of our dear wife and mother,
LOUISE H. MARSHALL, who died
seven years ago today. December
December always brings sad mem
OF our loved one gone to rest;
Nom.
BY the ones who loved you best
LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill
MARsMALL; n,.aa.I :, LOUISE 6,,g 4. ,- II IevipF
MARSHALL, who passed away seven
years ago today, December /. 1858.
Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain;
We have parted for a while.
But we hope to meet again.
God grant eternal rest to the soul
DEyoTYEaD5' Ya5'' SISTERS AND BROTH
MARSHALL, LOUISE II. "A tribute of
mcmbcs, LOUISE s'oi II q MARsHSGiirf Iss Sfar
who departed this life seven years
ago today. December /, 1858.
Though other memories fade away
=, Upon this mortal shore,
Your memory will remain
With our club forevermore.
THE MoDERNIsTIC SOCIAL CLUB.
MCKENZIE. MRS. GOLDEN v. In
mother, MRS GOLDEN v. McKEN-
SSiiE' SiE' who Departed this life Decem-
In Thy tapestry Of life. dear Lord,
Our THANKS Tor every stitch;
The loved ones who formed the
And made our life so rich,
MINOR, WALTER L. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, WALTER
l. MINOR, who suddenly passed
cember /, 1866.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal.
Parting leaves hesrtsches no one
HIS s,,6SV ,66$SVofffEaD5' SV TED WIFE. ADA L.
MORGAN. MARION T.. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, sister
and aunt. MARION L. MORGAN.
who passed away. two years ago
today December !; 1r,,I 1895,
FINN, ERNEST L In loving memory
o. my gear husband. ERNEST L.
rsNn' rsers' aa VINO 6eparted this life three
oh. how we miss you.
YOUR DENOTED WfFE, ANNA Ann Ge, F.,
AND son. DAVID, S0.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
CEMETERY LOTS

GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
ali toSsther $3.50 o Tor 'eScha'dts each SCubls Il
site. UN. 4-S546.
GLENwO0D CEMETERY. / site. 500.
LA. 0-9141
LINCOLN MEMORIAL CEMETERY
choice lots in section z: bargain
at $3.50. Call LA. 6-5l33, after
pm.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
DfatHa

VAN PELT, THOMAS. steamfitters'
MNN tifcs you 81 the death Of
PTSthsr sFftA v1nsSaY THOMAS Is,.r VAN
IaV W. 4. BusHoNo, Pres.
Death No.. 2O4. 2
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ACkER. SARAH LILLIAN. on Tues
day. November 20, 1860. at Provi:
dehee Hospital. SARAH LILLIAN
ne. Beloved daughter Of the late
Charles 4, and S,,:;, Sardie = @ Asksr and and
Percy N. Cox Funeral from the
James r. Ryan Funeral Home. 3l7
Pa. ave. Sc. on Friday. December
., at 9:3O am, Requiem mass al
ST. Aloysius Church at 10 am,
terment, Confessional Cemetery,
Friends may call after 10 am.
Thursday. December /. K.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

THEODORE n. On Monday.
Hf!H:'41fE f.! EIoga2 slLffR.:T ri IffiP.TaIs y:
loved father OF Mrs. Mary Elisabeth
DDssyis: Dsy Mrs Barbara Won Adele. Mrs.
Miiis,rotte Miinis,otte uissnneiis and James T.
Pringle. Mrs. Clara colley. Mrs hHms Hnr.
ret Holden, Miss Ruth M Miller
and Edward A, Miller. He also is
survived BY eleven grandchildren
nersl rshos aomy may .s sall A. the Ives Fu-
lington. Va. after s pm. Thursday
december, l.. where funeral services
VIII be held on Friday, December
az pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. D'~
Evening star., 1960-12-01

BAGwELL, WALTER I. On Monday,
November IS, 1860. WALLER T.
BAGWELL of 1406 1lth st. NV,
brother Of Mrs. Isabelle Harris and
Mrs. Georgia Washington, cousin Of
Friday friends may call at the
Greater New Hope Baptist Church.
SIG Sth ST. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Saturday
at pm. Interment National Har-
mony Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ANTHONY. PAULINA. On Sunday,
Neyember ga; 1860, PAuLINA AN
she Is survived by one devoted
daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Kennedy;
sister. Mrs. Daisey Berry, and
many other relatives and friends.
After 3 pm. Thursday, December 1,
friends may call ct loves Funeral
Home. l42S Maryland ave. me-
am. Friday, December 2. the Rev,
James d. Foy oficiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. /
Evening star., 1960-12-01

WILLIAM JOsEPH. On
MiddIeSlossk MMisdanIeiSss NGxsmOe, MG wiS m 1880. e
sEPH CLEMENTS, father OF MIS-
Resina Kibler and brother OF Mrs,
Clarence Offutt. Friends may cali
AZ the Hilton Funeral Home, Barnes
vile. Md. where the rosary will be
Secited on Friday. December .. at
iered on Saturday, December 3. at
10 a.rn... at st. Mary's Church,
GAINESVILLE. Nd Interment Monoc-
acy Cemetery, Beallsville. Nd. 2
Evening star., 1960-12-01

KIN TfR6s5 J, s., ss,s sieSS; !! NARY e M4R 81:
vie 81 %iiie h Martin a. nTi and deyS,:s sisss;
OF Mrs. Julia Townsend Of Alex.
aandria. Va; Mrs. Lille Mae sipe
ulysses and Theodore McGhee 81,
Also nisS Is survived By one niece, tive
After . pm. Wednesday. Novembe,
~. Iriends may call AZ the Fraziei
Funeral Home. $3.50 Rhode is;snr
aye. NV. Funeral services on
al nqFbsa9y: tbs f:ntP tRPeesnSsr s,ras, n; !; at pm
i846 10th St NV, the REV 4.
Henry ofaciating interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery on Fri.
Gay. December 9, at 10 M.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

vemher -. 1850. CLARA B. SMfTfGH
oi ip53 list 81. NV She is sur
grandchildren, one son-in-law, M
James z: Shropshire OF Indianapolis'
1no.. and many other relatives and
friends. After 8 pm, Friday. De.
staaooer stemoer :. Mrs. Smith. will lie in
Church. 1000 9Th st. NV. where
funeral services will be held at /
pm Saturday, December s. Arch
oishop vondell v. GasSaway. D. b,
T Tpmeiating: Arrangements by the
land ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
BALLARD. CHARLEs q. on Monday

=, .sssSssi eHARLEs III. Il. sALGARp Gii 5e', .
BIZ Florida ave, NV, He is sur
sviyed hy his wife. Mary Ballard
Veronica E. Ballard; two sisters ant
one brother. Addie Jones. Rose Fra
Z szier and Nelson Ballard. and othel
relatives and many friends. Ate
e5 pm. Thursday. December /
2 Funeral Home. gO9 9th st. NV.
where services will be held on Fri
the Rev. z. Wellington oficiating
intsrment arlington National Gene
Evening star., 1960-12-01

MARDEN. EARLE r. On Tuesday.
EssssRsfF EsssIas ahLEls S Elsgs E. HAsSSSsyET ssSSSsyTSsS !;
SSll Fairfax rd., Betbesds' Nd
beloved husband OF velma IL Mardsn''
iather q Earle r. Marden, jr., and
James Eugene Marden; brother OF
MRS Lucille Hillman Of suncook,
Pennacook.. N. II. Services Al the he
2 Y. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290i
4tn 81. nv. on Friday, Decem.
per =. at 1870 pm. (parking Ia
cilitiesl lnterment Ariington Ma
t'OHel OeHleteIy. l
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ADAMS. FLOYD A, on Wednesday
November 30. 1890. at his resi-
Nd, FLOYD A. ADAMS. beloved
husband Of Ina NJ. Adams, father
Marjorie Smith and Mrs. Shirley
i1orInhy: brother OF Lee B. Adams.
MS. Grace GIL. Mrs. Elizabeth
&Nicks. Miss Susan Adams and Mrs.
Edith Trout He also Is survived
ay ny ssssn es =. s Eea Fsnera Heme
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
4, services viii be held on Saturday.
December 3, ct 10 am. Interment
qeorge Washington Memorial Gene
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ROY T. DEAN. Secy.
MURPHY, FRANCIS A. On wednes.
day, November 80, 1860, FRAN
CHS a. MURPHY, husband Of Mabel
Murphy. father OF Patrick and
Sharon Murphy. son OF Ambrose q.
Murphy and brother Of Elmer, AM
brose, Reggie, James and Anna Lee
Murphy, Olivia Campbell and Cath
crime Cash. Notice Of funeral later.
Mattingly Funeral Service.
NICHOLS. ARTHUR CHARLES. on
Tuesday, November 20, 1860, at U.
c. General Hospital, ARTHUR
CHARLES NICHOLS, beloved hus-
band OF the late Dorothy Nichols,
father Of Bernard Benjamin, james
Francis, Judith Frances and Arthur
Charles Nichols, jr. Also surviving
are nine grandchildren, two great
grandchildren, many other relatives
and ffiends. From ) TO 10 pm.
Friday. December 2, friends may call
at Henry 8. Washington a Sons
Funeral Home, 1928 beane ave. ne :,
where funeral services will be held
at pm. Saturday, December y.
Interment National Harmony Me-
mortal Park.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

sTNE%anS; NoysR5.r HELEN .s 1ss, 7, on T.. Mqndsy %
HELEN r STEW STEWART rcsptef 81 Fla RSRds mas
island ave. NV. wife OF Frederick
Francis Stewart. beloved mother o.
sniriey Jolly and sister Of Clar-
yived by three erandchiidren' tWo
gevoted cousins. Elizabeth Lynch and
esther Mitchell, and other relatives
and friends; After 3 pm. Friday
Lee, ,pecemper friends may call at
tne william Spangier Funeral Home.
Oh Sth st. ne. where services
VIII pc held on Saturday. December
at ! pm. Interment National
Harmony Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-12-01

TURNER. vEoLA LEE. On Thurs
DAY. day. DECEMBER /; 1850. vEoLA LEE
TURNER ER,,oo q 1891 BrerttEood I'd.
rangements by Jarvis.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

BOSWELL. FRANCIS @. Suddenly, on
2 Tuesday. November 90. 1860, At his
FfRslSsseii FRSsciS q gao sos%Ep sTSTn " o.Ioy.d s.
, Q husband Of Grace Taylor Boswell.
Funeral from the Taltayull Funeral
Home, 1908 l4th st. NV, on
Friday. December 2, at $50 am
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine of the
Taylor Memorial Cemetery, Colonial
Beach. Va.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ysmser sa' .isso' O. n wALfER wIAisffEf NS. &.
yyoNES, ot 92s 2, st, NV. father Of
Is survived by his devoted friend
Matte Briee, one sister, five brothers,
other relatives and friends. A;ser
4 pm. Friday. December ., friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
December 3, at / pm. Rev. S. Z,
Guiles ofnciating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Families may
6e seen at 5025 Sth st. NV, RA.