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RICHAkDSON, LEO c. On Friday,
April 90; 1880; at the United state:
c. RICHARDSON OF 46 Burns ST.
ne, devoted father Of Carmen M.
Richardson and beloved son Of Hazel
r. Hawkins. He also leaves to
mourn their loss one uncle, Walter
Ferguson; cousin, Mrs. Mary F.
Smith; one aunt-in-law. Blanche A.
Ferguson; devoted stepfather, Paul
s. Hawkins, and other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines d Co
Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne,
Notice Of funeral later.
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5, 1880. BESSIE @. IN RIcKs 1 assGsG y sssS sMsS
18th st. ne. sister of Mrs. Theims
Armstrong, ". o. Ricks. Bennie Z.
KICKS, 8. D. c., and Calvin D. Ricks,
SD. other relatives and friends
also survive. After pm. Thurs
day. May 5. until 7:3O pm, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, 3S9 Rhode Island Ave. NV;
thereafter remains will lie in stats
at the Verbryke Spiritual Church,
lnO9 Sth st. NV, where services
viii be held on Friday. May 6. Al
pm. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park
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FRAZIER. EDITH NJ. on Saturday
April 80. 1860. at Georeetown Uni.
versity Hospital, EDITH M FRA.
ZIER of 1915 Florida ave. NV.
beloved wife of Ellis Frazier. loving
mother of Alice M. Edith c. anc
Patricia A. Frazier and sister Of
Ida Mae Jackson, Lillian Taylor
and Clifton Thomas. Also SURVIVING
are other relatives and friends
After 8 pm. Wednesday, May 4
friends may call at the Harmony
Baptist Church. 18th st. and Flor.
ida ave. NV. where services will b,
held on Thursday, May ), at
pm. the Rev James Taylor Of.
fciating Interment Woodla WI
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Brook.
a. Allen.
GREENLEES. MARTHA A. On Mon.
dencs. I7o6 summit place zee NV NV
MARTHA A. GREENLEES. aunt o.
Mary A. Ennis and ereat-aunt o.
Alfred G. Ennis. Services at tht
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l
l4th st NV, on Thursday, Ma!
), at 1890 pm. parking facili
tlesD 1nterment Mount Zion Gene.
tery. collingsdale, Delaware County
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EDMONSION, WILLIAM I. on Tues
day, May 3: 1860, at Doctors Hos
pital, WILLIAM L. EDMoNsToN Of
= 3114 Mount Pleasant st NV. He
is survived by three nieces. Mrs
John VI. owen OF Richmond, Va;
Mrs. William E. Fee, jr.. Of Wash
ington, D. c.. and Mrs. Z. John
three nephews, T. Ritchie Edmon-
ston of Chevy Chase, Md: J. Car
berry EdmonSton of Arlington, Va,
and A Owen Edmonston OF Land
over Hills. Md. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home, 1881 18th
st. NV, on Friday. May g, at Q 30
am. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart at 10 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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,. 1850, ANDREW JONES, uncIs
Of Mrs, Susie Holland OF Annandale,
relatives and friends. After 4 pm
Thursday. May 3. friends are in
Tited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1852 You st. nv, where funeral
services will be held on Friday, MAY
o, AZ ! pm. lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery Z
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JONES JOHNSON, dsuGhter Of -ie ~
lste Mabel and Bernard Jones:
mother OF Laverne and Albert 7
niece OF Elma Ashton. Alma Harley,
Alberta Lucas and Dorothy Smith;
cousin OF Florence Bradshaw She
also is survived by a host Of other
T,eisuves and friends, The late Mrs.
Johnson may be viewed at the Stew
art Funeral Home, 30 H st, NE
after 3 pm. Wednesday, Nav 4,
where services will be held Thursday,
May 3, at pm. Interment Wood
lawn cemetery Family may be
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HOKE, ALLIE p IN Mond.v u.


Hospitsi. cATfHER1sNEEo sEoY fo6isEP 81 PqftS5. aoR.
TON Of f526 36th ST. NV, beloved
sister of E. Raymond Horton d
west Palm Beach, FlA.; Mrs, Tim.
othy F, Daley of Washington, d. 8 D.;
sGSI., MIS- Marie RE Horton Horton Of the HON,
washington, D. c Prayers at the
s; H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi
18th st, NV. on Friday, May g.
at am. parking facilities; thence
10 ST. AIMS Catholic Church. Wis
conSin ave. and Yuma st NV.
where the holy sacrifice of thi
mass will be offered at $3.50 am.
Tor the repoSe of her soul. Inter
ment GlPnWood CemeterV
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RICER. FRED. On Monday Nav

1850, FRED RfCER Of 37Os 18th
81: ne; uncle OF Mrs, Mildred Wood
and Mrs. Ruth Marling Mott. both
of Detroit. Mich; friend Of Joseph B
and Dorothy M. jeffrey. Friends may
call at Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave
ne, where services will be held
on. Thursday. May 5. at 10 am,
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery
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JONES. WILLIAM HENRY. On NJ

day; May ., 1850. William HENRY MY
JONES OF 2lll Sd st ne, beIoyed
husband Of Blanche Jones. father
OF Walter Ashby, grandfather of
Tyrone l.. Ashby and father-in-law
OF Marjorie J. Ashby. He also is
other relatives and friends After
pm. Wednesday, May 4, friends
are invited to call at his late
residence. Funeral services will be
heid at the Jarvis Chapel I432
You 81. NV, on Thursday. Nav &.
at | pm, the Rev, Charles Pryor
omciating. Interment Arlins ton
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yINsoN, GEORGE RERNARn

NINSUN, GEOKGE BERNARD. on
ITs'daE Ito ao,pts May aEoRss2E ss2 sEHMSRp 81 MSgI
VINsON, beloved husband Of Minerva
G. Vinson. father of Monte B. Vim
son. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
N. Vinson. ST., Of Arlington, Va.
and brother OF Herbert N. Vinson,
Chester Miles OF Arlington. Va.
Friends may call at Gawlers Chapel,
1888 Pa. ave. NV courtesy park
trt opposite. after IL noon Thurs
at Fort Myer Chapel on Friday. Msy
8. at 2 am Interment ArlinEton
National Cemetery. 5
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1rathH

SHovLN. JAMES z. Suddenly. on
sHOVLIN Of 1924 Sd st. nv. be-
loved husband OF Ida May shovlIn,
Pittsburgh. Pa; stepfatheTI OF Mrs
Lillian c. Roberts Services al the
W. K Huntemann a. Son Funeral
Home, 5732 GeoTsia ave NV on
Friday. May &, AZ pm. (parking
facilities in rearD. Interment Rock
papers please eopyl S
yHOVIIN. JAMES y Members of
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BURDETTE. HAROLD W. CHAP

Suddenly, on Monday, May >, 1850,
at Punta Gorda, Fla, HAROLD w:
BURDEITb, beloved husband Of
Pearl E. Burdette, father Of Gilbert
Burdette OF New York City, brother
OF Ethel T. Ulrich and Elmore T.
Burdette OF Punto Gorda, Fla; Mrs.
james L. Young and MS Helen
Vaughn Of Arlington, Va Funeral
services and interment on thursday,
NAY L Al pnnta Gnrda Fla
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oNONuEs Z. l ne OmCerS and
- members OF Plumbers Lo-
NXN cal Union, No. 5, are
hereby notified Of the death
~ Of Brother GEORG
V kRuG on Wednesday, May
4, 1880, Members mas
Home, 2224 Wisconsin ave. m NV "
Services will be held at the Holy
Trinity Church, 18th and o sts
NV, on Saturday, May Z, at il
an. lnterment Gate Of Heaven
SsT Smss,ety. snr,y. l3t9o Georgia ave. Sill
" JOHN JOHN " Mo MORAN. President,
D. c. DOW, Secretary. s
LECHLIDER, EARLE. suddenly m
Monday. May >, 1860. at FredericE
Memorial Hospital, EARL LEcH,
II diIDEE MT,,,ss sSsd 81 beloved husband
Vi Vile MiGs Md heefe hee6dse 81 eeoEs. Of taytSns tens
NJ. iechiider. Also "nS suryiyins M,Ss hsne sr,
six grandchildren. Friends may cal
st the Francis H. Barber Funers
ihome, icoE iii ,hIiaytorsyille, Nd, where serv.
vile Cemetery. Those @ desirinss fSs'Sns, ma;
contribute to the Earle Lechlidei
Memorial Fund for the new 81
prl ppsurs Methodist Church, care o
Box ?. Gaithersbure, Nd.
LEE, NERIE. On Sunday Nav I
1850. NERIE LEE OF l346 East Cap
itol St, father OF Mrs. Ailene QuicI
ana MRS, Netral Janifer, brother o.
Mrs. Viola johnson, Mrs. Clara vii
SON Mrs. Lily Richardson and wal
ter and Rufus Lee. Friends ma!
call at the W. H. Bacon Funera
Home, 1722 1th st, NV. wher,
funeral services will. be held OF
Thursday, May 5, at IL noon. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery
LONDON. PRESTON. On Sunday. Ma,
/, 1850, PRESTON LONDON. hus
band of Mrs. Mary London. fatheI
Of Sandra, Deborah and Lloyd Lon
DON. son of Estelle and Claud
London, brother of James London
After 4 pm Friday. May &. friend
may call at the W. H. Bacon FIJI
neral Home, l722 7th st, nv
Funeral services will be held at tn,
Greater New Bethel Baptist Church
ath and S SITS. NV. on Ssturday
May At pm Interment Ma
tionsl Harmony Cemetery. 4,s
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RANDALL; NiII! THELMA v. At LsndOy.r
Of William F: Randall and mother
of Earl W. Vernon T.. William r
and June M. Randall. Constance L
Marlowe and Maxine T. Kendall.
daughter Of Helen C. Shane. She
also Is survived by two brothers.
three sisters and eight srandchtI-
dren: Services at the Chambers Flu
neral Home. 5l1 11th st. S.e.. on
Saturday. May :, at IL am. In
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On sundav Msv 3sn 3kD NSTI NSSTTHneRTy TIl
WARD ROBERTS. As, beloved hus-
band Of Thelma Elaine Roberts. He
also is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Sarah Roberts: two sons. Edward
Brenda Roberts and Mrs. loan
Failev; four brothers. ZacE. Walter
Ernest and James. Friends NAV call
at the Hall Funeral Home Occo-
duan. Va. where services will be held
on Thursday, May }. at pm,
lnterment Arlington National Gem
eterY at 2:30 pm
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hELLI MUNKOE c. On Monday. May
MoNRSoSE RGaHI ksEEY.A Alt2 K. HSspItsIi SsTaSsd
dsthsr OF Mary y, zieeler; brother
ford. Melvin F. and William R. Kelly.
rpTienoS prS NAV call at the Simmons
HOPE rd. sc. parking facilitiesJ,
until 10 pm. Wednesday, Nav 1
Funeral services at the lewiston
Chapel on Thursday, May 3 At 2
pm. lntermert chanel cematarv
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HUNTER, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH. o

4J5 10Th st. Sc. on May .. 1900
sister OF Edna CaSdorph Of Charles
ton, W Va; Thelma Collins OF
MashinEton. D. c., and Dorothy
Foster Of High Point. N. C. Serv-
ices az Chambers' Funeral Home
5l7 llth st. Sc. on Friday, NAV
=, at pm. fnterment Arlington
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day May :. 1860. At the pistfiei @
General Hospital. WILBUR EUGENE
NORRIS Of sl7 L st. NV. He Il
Norris: his mother. Mrs. Laura Nor.
ris; two sisters. Mrs Laura Nor.
man and Mrs Alta Wilson; a brother
Mr.. Preston Norris; two daushterS
other relatives and friends. After
pm, Th9rsday' MAY 5; friend,
Funeral Home. $500 Nichols ave
Sc. where funeral services will bs
held A. l2 noon Friday. May &, the
Rev. Raymond Jones oficiating. In.
terment Arlinston National Gene.
tery
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April 30. 1860, ALBERT HILLMAN
OF 1873 Eye st. ne, devoted hus-
band OF Laura Hillman and father
Of John Hillman, Mrs. Cisudine
Novel;. Joseph and Milton Hill
jackson Other relatives and
friends also survive. After 3 pm.
Wednesday, May 4, friends may call
a. the Frazier Funeral Home. $3.50
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
pm. At the Mount Gilead Bap-
tist Church, 1928 18th st. NV.
the Rev W. L. Turley officiatinE.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery
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sCARROw. ROSE A. On Monday.
Hospital Center. ROSE A. sCARRoW
O. 7@S .,N North Barton St, Arlington,
scarrow Of cheveriy. Nd; John N.
William A. scarroW Of Fals Church, %
Va; sister Of Jake and Fred crist,
S.rS MTi Pos!r, u B. cyTran az sIH and Mrs Mrs Eliza
Friends may cali at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home. 3245 Wilson blvo
parking In rear, Arlington. Va,
he ners fosary tneTe ON H es TsstasR Mon q
celebrated on Thursday, May s. At
$50 am: At st; Charles Catholic
SI1d SRgrehi hr,,3stor 3sSa North Wa:aiHrton
lineton National Cemetery.
sHEPLEY. BELMAR HARLOW. On
GHRfow ffnsf 'sf sEPLE4 E nasS.na sEaNAs Il AZ
late Emma Berry Shepley, father
Of Mrs Elizabeth s. Peschel OF
the home address, Mrs. Belmar S.
ars pa. g & IhesP Neho. LIKE q b1os. ss
vile. Md. and brother OF Mrs. John
A. Butler of Snyder, N Y. Friends
may call at oawler's Chapel, 1856
positei Mass will be offsred oS ~
st. Matthews Cathedral. Rhode
Island ave. and M st. NV, on Fri
day, May 6, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 5
SHEPLEY. BELMAR H. All members
ifUfT Of Admiral George Dewey
]; & &:
day. May :. 1860. at the
Gawler Funeral Home, 1885 Pa
ave. NV
JOHN KIMMERLING. Comdr.
FRANK G. BERRY. Adiutant.
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Z 1880, MRS MRS. i pE9RL f "In0sH e MooREy, Niy
formerly Of 1873 Girard st. NV.
the beloved cousin Of Mrs. Hilda
Wilson, Mrs Elizabeth Groom, Mrs.
Marie Hammond and Mr. Alfred A.
Moore. Sne alSo is survived bv
other relatives and friends. Family
may be contacted at 1O2 18th st.
ne. Ii 1-S5c5. ARRANGEMENTS by
the William SpanEler Funeral Home.
later
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DANIS, ROBERT LEE. Suddenly, on
Saturday, April so, 1860, in Rich
ardsville, Va. ROBERT LEE DAVIS
Of 6i1 Morton st. NV, beloved son
OF Warren and Elizabeth and stepson
OF Ernest Jones: brother of Ernes-
tine, Estelle, Roger Rudolph. VIII
son. Gregory, Ernest, Jr., and Carl.
Also surviving are three srandmoth-
ers, two grandfather, six auntS.
three uncles and other relatives and
friends. After I pm. Wednesday,
May 4, friends may call at Latnev's 5
Funeral Home, 1922 llth st. NV
Funeral services will be held at
pm. Thursday May s. at the Evan
selistic center. georgia ave. and
Princeton pl. NV. Interment Har-
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op4M' m.S' JAMES issS IIEsTs HENRYi ,ro On sgndsy
Of 1917 Urell pl NE. son Of Mary
I, and Henry Odom and brother Of
Charles and Stephen Odom. Also
surviving are his grandmother. Mrs.
sarah z. Baker; three auntS, Mabel
young, Adel Copeland and Margaret
Stokes: three uncles Capes, Morris
ana Daniel Odom: one great-aunt,
other relatives and many friends,
After pm. Wednesday. May 4.
tuG tiTiends are invited to call at the
81. NV, Funeral services at 1880
am, Thursday. May 5. at Third
Baptist Church, Prince and Patrick
sts., Alexandria. Va. the Rev. Aaron
lington National Cemetery, In lien
Of flowers, the family requests that
Donations be made TO the Heart
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Emerson St, Rosers Heights, Nd
on Nav 3, 1880: wife Of Noel 3.
Wilhide, Mrs. Roy NJ Bowers. ir
and Miss Berthe z. Petit: sister
OF Richard Buckner. Mrs. Sabra
Brooks and Miss Margaret A. Buck
ner- Four grandchildren and one
ereat-grandchild also survive Re-
mains at Chambers Funeral Home.
5SOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md,
until Friday, May s. at 10 am
Services at the Grace Nazarine
Church, 51th and N Sts., Hillside.
Nd, at ll.30 m
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}. Ralph Snyder,
Cory Publisher

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
Feb. IL (AP).-J. Ralph Sny-
der, "a, board chairman of the
Gary Qnd0 Post Tribune, died
in his winter home here yester-
day after a six-year illness.
He had been the newspapers
publisher for 43 years when
several strokes in 1858 forced
mis- retirement from active man
|agement. His death was at
tributed to advanced hardening
Of the arteries and uremia.
A lifelong newspaperman of
a newspaper family, Mr.. Snyder
went to Gary with his brother,
H. B. Snyder. and bought the
Post In 1910, when the steel
mill city was only four years
old. ]. Ralph Snyder was pub
Usher Of the paper at "a, and
H. 3. Snyder its editor at IS.
H. B. Snyder. who survives,
also became publisher when his
brother retired.
H. r. Snyder, father Of the
brothers, was already a. veteran
publisher Of Ohio and Missouri
newspapers when he joined his
sons on the Post as associate
editor. In 1921. the family
bought the Gary Tribune to
form the merger which has
continued as Gary's only daily
newspaper.
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Mrs. Shelters, AZ,
Widow of Banker,
District Native

Mrs. Harold E. Shelters, AZ,
Of 1900 Cathedral avenue NV,
died yesterday in Georgetown
University Hospital after a long
illness.
She was the widow of Harold
E. Shelters. vice president and
director Of the First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa-
ton and a radio and television
executive, who died here last
year.
Mrs. Shelters, the former
Gladys Caldwell, was a life
long resident of the District
and a graduate Of George
Washington University and
Strayer Business College. She
served as administrative sec
retary to the Dean of Medicine
at Georgetown University Hos
pital until illness forced her
retirement two years ago.
She was active in the wom-
ems division of the D. C. Saw
ings and Loan League, in
Episcopal Church affairs, and
also was a member of the Ken
wood Country Club.
Mrs. Shelters leaves a
brother, H. E. Caldwell, of VIM
ter Park, Fla.
Services will be at 1918 am.
Monday at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
and burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Economist Svend Luursen,
On Special Mission Here

with the international None
tary Fund. Three years ago,
he helped revamp Pakistan's 8
financial system.
Mr.. Laursen was born in Den
mark. In 1889 he came on a
Rockefeller fellowship to Har-
ward University, where he re-
ceivSd a doctors degree, then
taught from 1941 and 1912.
During World War II Mr..
Laursen served in the Army
as q senior economist to the
Once of Strategic Services. He
also was economic attache
to the American Legation in
Stockholm.
He came back to this coun-
try after the war to become
assistant professor Of economics
at Williams College, Williams
town, Mass.
Mr.. Laursen leaves his wife,
Anita. and two children, Karen
and Pete, in Cambridge.
The coroner here is conduct
ing an autopsy.
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J. R. Howard, 90.
Retired Builder

John r. Howard, 90, a re-
tired contractor. died Wednes-
day night at the Lone Acres
Nursing Home in Fairfax
County after a long illness.
A native Of Fairfax County
Mr.. Howard was the son of
John Lewis and Hardenia F.
Howard and husband Of the
late Elizabeth B. Howard. He
also was a member Of Imman-
uel Church on the Hill, Epis-
copal.
Mr.. Howard leaves two step
daughters; Mrs. A. G. Lecain
Of 3477 South Utah street, Ar
lington, and Mrs. ]. B. Collins,
sr., Of l400 Janneys lane, Alex
andria; a step grandson, Otto
A. Holstein Of Springfield, Pa,
and two nieces. Miss Anita
Howard. 306 Yale drive, and
Miss Agnes Donaldson of
Seminary road, both of Alex
andria:
Services will be at the
Everly- Wheaton Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddock road, AL
exandria. at IL am. tomorrow
with burial in Ivy Hill Gene
terry, Alexandria.
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Chester 6. Bell,
Retired Clerk

Chester C. Bell, SO, of 1880
Potomac avenue Sc, died We'd
neSday of bronchial pneumonia
at st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Born in August, 1906, in
Maryland, Mr.. Bell had been a
resident Of the District for 40
years. He was employed as a
clerk at the Treasury until his
retirement eight years ago.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Bell leaves
his father. Grover c., 1l07
North Stafford street, Arling-
ton; three daughters, Miss Dor
othy May and Mrs. William A.
Margelos of the home address,
and Mrs. Betty Campbell, 49ll
Leisure drive. Silver Hill, Md,
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow. at the Cham
bers Funeral Home. SIT Elev-
enth street Sc. Burial will be
at Washington National Gene
terry.
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Bishop Boddeley,
Served in War

CLAYTON-LE-DALE, Eng
land, Feb. IL (AP).-Dr. Wal
ter Baddeley. IS. Anglican
Bishop of Blackburn who was
decorated by the United States
in World War II, died last
night.
DR.. Baddeley, named bishop
at SO, served in the Solomon
Islands of the South Pacific
'at the outbreak Of World War
n. There he administered .
hospital and leper colony from
a secret jungle hideout when
the Japanese invaded the is
lands in l941.
Later he helped care for al
lied wounded in the bitter fight
ing on Tulagi and Guadalcanal.
He was awarded the United
States Medal of Freedom with
palm in 1945.
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Dr.. H.W. Dubose,
Church Leader

SWEET BR1AR, Va, Feb. IL
(AP).-Dr. Henry Wade Du-
bose. rs. a leading minister of
the Presbyterian Church in the
United States (South) and q
former president of the Gen
eral Assembly's training school
in Richmond, died here yester-
day.
During a ministry that SPAN
ned almost half-a-century, DR.
Dubose served some of the in
fiuential churches in his de-
nomination. He retired in 1854
He was "a past president OF
the American Association OF
Schools of Religious Education
and was a board member OF
several Presbyterian institu-
tions. For many years he was
a contributing editor of THE
Christian Observer"
He also was the author of
1--WE Believe" a book on the
apostles creed, q revised edi-
tion of which was published
recently.
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DfathH

JOSE BENITO. On wednes-
GS.nit,I JOSE .sSEEiTSo vEIffIsos. fii.es
ss shsH sq.SfnS 81 Sr. Of Ad.: A: rhVns SlTS
and Mrs. Mary Andersen. Friends
may call az the Walsh Funeral
family win be present from S pm.
tS 9 pm. Friday. Feeruary II:
p an. REQUIEM mass al the Assunap, 8c
ton Church at 10 am. Interment
Mount oliVet Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPHINE. On, wednes.
day, February 10, 1860, JOSEPHINE
husband Benz amin Williams; two
fasSSssr frsSSs R.%in, shsT Teatye' 4. oyS.a ana
Funeral Home, ZIG MassaehusettS
ave. NV. after 2 pm. Friday, Feb
Iuary l2, where services will be
held on Saturday, February l3, al
12 noon. Intermsnt Woodlawn
NANCE CWALKIE.
TALKIEl. On Thursday, February
II, 1890; NANCE WIILINoHAM q q
goSSss.r csrri.Ol. 0fSsass ssepS.ns 81 Wifi: Wifi:
Augustine, Enc Hightower, Myrtiei
and Garland WillinEham. He also
survived BY other relatives and
friends After pm. Friday. Feb.
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
81. NV. where funeral services will
be held on Saturday, February i3,
st ! pm. Interment WoodlsWn
wooDRNG. MARION r. Suddenly,
on Thursday, February. II, 1880
ct the Washington sanitarium and
Hospital. MARION r. WOODRIN0
Of 3410 Embry ST., Silver Spring
Nd, wife Of Kenneth z. Woodripg
daughter Of William and Ida W
Sponheim and sister of Miss Carol
E.. Harlon j., Irwin. Paul and Don
AID N: sponhsim. Mrs. Woodrins
rests at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Nd. parking facili.
ttes, Graveside services on Mon.
day. February Is, at 1890 am,
at the Arlington National Cemetery
Friends may assemble at Memorial
Gate at 1920 am IL
YOU. IDA WONG on Friday, Feb.
ruary S. 1860, IDA WONG you
After { pm, Friday, February 70
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st.. n.w., where services will be
held on Saturday. February 10, al
10 am Interment National HAr-
mony Memorial Park 10
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Svend Laursen. Al. an in
ternationally known economist.
was found dead in q chair yes
terday afternoon in the Dupont
Plaza Hotel.
Mr.. Laursen was head Of the
economics department at Bran
deis University in Waltham.
Mass.
He was In Washington pre-
pairing q report on the African
nation Of Tanganyika for the
International Bank for Recon-
struction and Development. He
was on a years leave Of absence
from the university to work with
an economic mission to Tan
ganyika.
Since his return from Tan
.ganyika, Mr.. Laursen had been
working here and at his home
in Cambridge, Mass.
He had served in two eco
nomic consultant positions for
the United Nations, with the
Bureau Of Economic Affairs and
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Gen. 6. c. Shaw Dies;
Honor Medal Winner

Retired Army Brig. Gen.
George c. Shaw, 90, the Oldest
holder of the Congressional
Medal Of Honor, died Wednes-
day at Walter Reed Hospital
after a brief illness.
A native of Pontiac, Mich,
he moved to Washington in
1890. He joined the District of
Columbia National Guard and
later served with the First Dis
trict Of Columbia Volunteer
Infantry during the Spanish
American War and in the
Philippine Insurrection in 1898.
He was commissioned a sec
ond lieutenant in the Regular
Army in September, 1901, and
returned to the Philippines
where he served under Gen.
(then captain) Pershing.
During the fighting there he
was awarded the Medal of
Honor. the Silver Star and the
Purple Heart.
He served with distinction on
the Mexican border, served in
World War I and was with the
office of the Army Inspector
General.
During his Army career, Gen.
Shaw was keenly interested in
craftsmanship. In 1920 he was
captain of the United States
Olympic rifle team which was
highly successful at Antwerp,
Belgium.
He was director of civilian
craftsmanship and executive
officer Of the National Board
for Promotion Of Rifle Practice
from 1924 to 1923.
Evening star., 1960-02-12
Richard Amper,
Rockefeller Aide

GREAT NECK, N. Y, Feb.
70 (AP).-Richard Amper, A,
press secretary to Gov. Nelson
A. Rockefeller, died today at his
home here after a heart attack.
He was a former political
reporter for the New York
Times and worked from 1914 to
1858 for the United Press.
The death of Mr.. Amper was
the second within Republican
Gov. Rockefeller's official
family in the past two weeks.
Francis A. Jameson, SIS,
special assistant to Gov. Rookie
feller. died in New York City
January 80.
Mr.. Amper is survived by his
wife, Gay, and four children.