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Miss Jones, 81,
County Nurse
Supervisor

Miss Elizabeth Browne Jones,
81. a supervisor Of nurses in
the Montgomery County Public
Health Service, died Wednesday
at her home ir tnklow, Nd.
Miss Jones hi n with the
County Health S1 tvice since
ls43. Before that she had
been superintendent Of nurses
at the Montgomery County
General Hospital in Sandy
Spring, Nd, for several years.
She was a nursing graduate
of Childrens Hospital here and
also did graduate work in pub
lie health at Catholic University
and Tulane University in New
Orleans, La. where she was
active in public health work
from 1927 to 1895.
Miss Jones was the daughter
of the late Charles s. and
Isabelle Browne Jones and
sister of the late Charles F..
Jones of Brinklow. She leaves
q sister, Anne Lea Jones Of the
home address.
Funeral arrangements are
under the direction Of the Bar
Der Funeral Home Of Laytons-
vile, Md. Services will be at
st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Brighton, Md, at 1890 am.
Saturday. Burial will be in
WoodSide Cemetery, Brinklow,
Nd.
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Scott W. Donaldson, Former
Air Force Secretury's Aide

Scott w. Donaldson, 50, for
mer deputy to the assistant
secretary Of the Air Force, was
found dead in the front yard
of his home at 51l3 Forty-Sec-
ond street NV. early today.
Police said he had been suf-
fering from a heart allment
for more than a year and that
his death was apparently from
natural causes. An autopsy
was to be performed today.
Mr.. Donaldson's pajama clad
body was found by his 1O-year-
old son Scott, jr., about 7:30
am. Homicide detectives the
orized he had left the house
seeking help. Mrs. Donaldson
was visiting in Connecticut.
In recent years, Mr.. Donald
son had been an industrial con-
sultant. During the war years.
he was a lieutenant colonel at
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Mrs. Johnson, 66,
Native of Ireland
And Step Dancer

Mrs. Nora Leech johnson.
66, well-known locally for her
hobby of Irish step dancing,
died Tuesday at Doctors Hos
pital after a long illness.
Born in Kerry County, Ire
land, Mrs. johnson came to
this country when she was Is
and had been a resident of this
area for so years. She was the
wife of Henry P. johnson. 4O0I
Ninth street NE.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
johnson leaves a son. Jack
Leech of Denver, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. William J. Quinn.
ir.. Of 7 Nicholson street.
Suitland and Mrs. Daniel N.
Williams of 5109 Saratoga ave-
nue., Bethesda, and II grand
children.
She also leaves four sisters.
Mrs. Katharine M. Healy of
5l07 North Capitol street, Mrs.
Lillian Lohan of Hyattsville,
Mrs. Benjamin Long of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Madge
ODonoghue of Manchester,
England.
Prayers will be said at the
w. w. Chambers Funeral
Home, 5801 Cleveland avenue,
Riverdale. at 9:15 am. Satur-
day. A mass will be said by
Rev. Maurice Wolfe, Mrs.
JohnSon's nephew, at st.
Anthony's Roman Catholic
Church, Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE, at 10 am. Satur-
day. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Anders OsterIind
Landscape Artist

PARIS, Jan. 7 (AP).-Anders
Osterlind, a French born
painter known for his land
scapes, died Tuesday. He was
70.
He passed through several
schools of painting - impress
SioniSm, fauvism, cubism-with-
out adhering to any. Many of
MS landscapes hang in French
and foreign museums.
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came inspector general for the
lst Air Force. Earlier, he was
commander Of the Air Defense
Center at Norfolk and base
executive ofiicer at Langley
Field.
He retired in 1852 after serv-
ing from le45 to 1948 in Ger
many on occupation duty.
Col. Stewart leaves his wife,
Margaret. and five children,
Mrs. Dennis Edwards now in
England; Hester White of
Charleston, w. Va: Malcolm
Stewart, jr.. of Camden, N. J
and Mai. Charles Stewart and
Capt. Henry Stewart Of the Air
Force.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. Friday at Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Compton
OF Front RoyuI

Mrs. Flora Forsyth Compton.
81, of Front Royal, Va, died
Tuesday morning at the Win
chester CVaD Memorial Hos
pital after a two-week illness.
She was the widow of w,
Eugene Compton and a life
long resident of Warren
County
She leaves four sons, w.
Eugene, ir., James F. and
William W., all Of Front Royal,
and Joseph F. of Millington.
Nd; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Loose Of Tampa, Fla, fiye
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services we're con-
Quoted today in Front Royal.
Burial was in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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tached to the Air Force Surgeon
Generals Office and, shortly
after the war, was director Of
the War Assets Administra ton
veterans division.
He was native of New York
and was a star swimmer and
basketball player with the Uni
versity OF Rochester. He was a
member of he Army-Navy
Club, the MaSons, the American
Sons of the Revolution and the
American Helicopter Society.
He is survived by his wife,
his son Scott, and two daugh-
ters, Frances Jean and Eliza
beth.
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Dratha

WALTER, LOVE L. On Thursday,
January Z. 1880. Al sibley Me-
morisI Hospital. LOVE l: WALTER
Richard W. and Katherine Mary
and Robert walter and Mrs. Nae
White. Funeral from the James 7.
Sc. on Saturday, January y, at
Invited. interment Cedar HiIi Gem
eteTy. 3,
WARD, THOMAS p. On Monday, jan
vary 4: 1880 At oeorEs MSshinRton
TAeD Tl4eI 1sES ssIGy'd .tspissaf Sq.asa1 Ns: Ms
Frances Tate. and brother Of Mr..
LWis c. Ward. Elsie Loekhart, Mrs.
Laura Shoemaker. Mrs. Belle Rollins
and Miss Estelle Ward Friends
a4th 81 and Mass. ave NE, after
II noon wednesday. January Q.
where services will be neld on Fri
day, January 3. At ! pm. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery
wHITTLEsEY. DIR. WILLIAM n. SUD
denly. on Tuesday. January 5, 1880.
Ian Su'fT0'R RHiffRfEsEY HEifTiRflEissh DR. 81 %5I sgli
snd Cf ElissS.ah "a D 0'SIsa %Sttlsssy ss,
tetner OF Mrs. william 9. Cremen,
Mrs Mrs., 8 Grady Brafore, T.. and
brother of Mrs Arthur Riley. II:
also Is survived by five grandehil-
dren, Friends are invited 10 Lall
At the BetheS6s Chew. Chase Fu-
Bethesda Nd. where services viii
be held on Friday. December y at
cs@st.ry IL lieu q SSI' bowers sNsS1H conn
Rsilo9i : Branch s' oi S' tn. 9'is Soy 70 chs rs
OF Warrington.
WILDING. ELIZABETH z. on
siSisy Ho.pitsP, kLlsAsETH :.
WILDING OF IO006 Portland rd..
silver Spring, Nd, beloved wife Of
ShaTles F, Wildins. mother Of Carol
EiizI6eth and vincent Charles
Wilding, daughter Of Mrs. Ava
Fitch Ehrhard and sister Of Al c.
Ehrhard Mrs. WildinS rests a. the
S.aI weTneT cso,g,I PSmPnTsy sHInsral sIIns home
Nd parking fGeiiitiesJ. Mass vii
% ,ohered for the repose Of her
soul on SATURDAY January ., At
~: ~ :39ssn, es At g eeTnadettss Cath
Mount olivet Cemetery. fFriends
may visit after 2:3O p.m. Fri-
oay. January 81
WILLIAMS. RALPH BAzEN. On
Wednesday, January 8. 1890. at Ar
WILLIAMS q sds East East orsen1ay aH1Ss
blvd, Falls. Church, Va. beloved
father Of Richard NJ Williams and
brother Of Mrs. Ieona Mote Of An.
gola. Ind. Friends NAV can AZ the
Ives Funeral Home, Ss47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va where funeral
services Will be held on Friday, jan
s,sn,, ssTy N.mo2,.r sS p.ps g., intsrmsnt Ma
WHITE. META ROBINSON. on
residence Of orsyson B Robinson.
SHffE IiF si y' BurksI sEEa r. Ti. MRiSfs2s y fSs
late oeorss c. White Friends may
cali st IN. EVERY Funeral Home.
where serves vii Se heid o; on
fntsrSsnt FiiTfax Cemetery Pmf n
lieu ~ hOrsl tributes contributions
may oe made to the Burke Meth
odist Churel
YOsBIOKA. DR.. JOSEPH G. On
Tgssdiy; January 5. 1880, Dr.. Jo-
husband Of Ruby ". YoshioEs and
beloved father Of sylvia Yoshioka,
Memorial services viii be he'd on
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A Humphrey. Re
theada. Nc. Interment nfiyAtR
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Col. Malcolm Stewart, 64,
Early U. S. Military Flyer

Col. Malcolm Stewart, USAF
CretD. 64. one OF the country's
first military flyers and one
time inspector general, for the
lst Air Force, died Monday at
the Eglin (Fla.) Air Force Base
Hospital.
Col. Stewart was commits
stoned a pilot in 1918 after he
had enlisted in the Signal
Corps as a private the year be-
fore. He served as q fight in
structor in France during
World War /. and was severely
injured in a flying accident.
Later, during IS years of
duty he served at Langley
Field. Wright Field in Dayton.
Ohio; Chanute Field in Illinois.
and France Field in Panama.
During World War II he be-
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E. Dana Durond Dies,
Former ToriHChief

e. Dana Durand. SO, econo-
mist, statistician and former
United States tariff commits
sioner, died yesterday at Doc
tors Hospital.
Mr.. Durand retired in 1852
after So years Of Government
service. He began his career
in 1899 as editor for the United
States Industrial Commission,
a temporary body set up chiefly
to investigate trusts and in
dustrial combinations. He later
served as secretary Of the COM
mission.
A q result of It's work, d
bureau Of corporations was
created which was the fore
runner Of the Federal Trade
Commission. Mr.. Durand be-
came special examiner in that
bureau and later its deputy
commissioner.
He was active in the investi-
cations and litigation relating
to the Standard Oil Co, which
resulted in Judge Kenesaw M.
Lands s2S million fine for
railroad rate discrimination.
Headed Census Bureau
Mr.. Durand served as director
of the United States Census
Bureau in 1910. He later was
employed by the United States
Food Administration under
Herbert Hoover and served In
Europe as food adviser to Po-
land. He later was an official
Of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce Of the
Commerce Department.
He was appointed chief
economist Of the United States
Tariff Commission In 1880. He
was named q member of the
commission by President Roose-
velt in 1885. and was twice
reappointed.
Mr.. Durand was born in
Romeo, Mich. and moved to
Huron. S. OAK. with his family
when he was IL years old. He
graduated from Oberlin Col
lege in 1893. serving afterward
as stenographer to the secre-
tary Of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition in Chicago. He then
took advanced work in political
science, economies and statis-
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tics at Cornell University, re-
ceiving his Ph.D. in 1895.
While studying at Cornell.
Mr.. Durand was secretary to
Professor ]. w. jerks, secretary
of the American Economic As
sociation.
Mr.. Durand taught at STAN
ford University before joining
the United States Industrial
Commission. He later taught
economics at Harvard, lectur-
ing on corporations and labor,
and at the University of Mimi
esota, where he was professor
Of statistics and agricultural
economies.
Services Friday
Particularly interested in re-
ciprocal trade treaties, Mr.. Du-
rand negotiated. the first Of
these in the l930s, with Can
ada. He made some 20 or 30
trips abroad IN the interest of
international tariff negotia-
tions. Although a Republican
appointee to the commission,
Mr.. Durand for the most part
took the low tarifi position as
sociated with the Democrats.
He was a former president
Of the American Statistical As
sociation. q member Of the Co.'S
mos Club for 81 years, and a
trustee of his alma mater, OBJ
erin College, for more than so
years.
His wife, the former Mary
Elizabeth Bennett, died in 1943.
Mr.. Durand leaves three sons,
Dana B., 3117 Forty-fifth street
NV: Bennett. with whom he
made his home at 1881 Norton
place NV, and Eric Of Sher-
born, Mass; a daughter, Mrs,
Mary c. Bancroft, l130 South
Nineteenth street, Arlington; a
brother. @. Harrison Durand
of 3l17 Forty fifth street NV,
and a sister, Mrs. Henry w
Edgerton, wife of Judge Edger-
ton Of the United States Court
of Appeals for the District, 1926
Glover driveway NV, and an
other brother, Albert. in Bos-
ton. Also surviving are seven
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Friday at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church.
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Dr.. Reuben (. Nelson

NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (AP).-
The Rev. DR.. Reuben E. Nelson,
81, general secretary Of the
American Baptist Convention
from 1850 to 1859. died yester-
day, He was born in Lake
Elizabeth, MINI.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Vsry ettsn Q cord Of ihonks in
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in sny ether woy
Net snlY is il srseious s1prssHen
Of srotituds to those who hove sen,
fIersl tributes but else ceurteeusIy
sckHewltdses the services end
kindneSses oi the many to whtm
Q personal note OF thOnks esnnet
we'll be mailed Or whose nomss
and sddressss ere not known
insertion Of Q esrd OF thoAks
moy be orrsnsed BY teIsphons to
The SSar. Il. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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CONNER. WILLIAM HERbERT sut

denly, on on Tuesday. January 5.
NER Of 1928 Columbia rd NV,
beloved husband OF Grace L. Con-
ner. father Of Willism Herbert Con-
ner, .ir: son Of Marybelle Conner
ano brother of Mrs. Ethel v, Kahn
the 8. H. Hines Cn. FUNERAL Home,
290l i4th 81. NV on SatuTday.
January Q. at II am. iparkinG
iaeihtissb. lnierment Fort Lincoln
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ATKIssoN, HOWARD I. suddenly

on Tuesday. January 5, 1880, at
his home, 80 Underwood ave,
Silver SPRING. Nd. HOWARD 2.
ATKISSON. husband of Dorothy L.
AtkiSSon. son OF Mrs Robert B.
AtkisSon and brother OF Mrs. VII
liam p, ArSeuSdorf. Mrs. Harold
Z. KoeSter anu Russell 2. AtkiSSon.
Mr. AtkisSon rests at the Warner
E Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd q,
where services will Be held on Fri
day. January y, at II am. park
ina facilities Interment National
Memorial Park Cemetery, Falls
Church Va
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ARrIs. MARY On Tuesday. Jal

ARTS. MARY L On Tuesday. jan
Suary & 1860. At the District oen-
erai Hospital, MARY L. ARTS.
she is survived by two sisters, one
brother and a host Of other rela..
at the Joynes Funeral Home, iI6
Massachusetts ave. NV. on Thurs
eday. January :, after pm. sery-
fees on Friday. January s, al the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1890 Vermont ave. nv. a. ] pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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COMPTON. FLORA FORsYTH.

IueSday. January 5. 800. at the
SISss SMIiS6isss''iF FoE:YrAA' A'~Scls SonpEFSSSEp EFSSSptI y
'2l6 North Royal ave, Front ROYAL,
Va. me beloved wife nf the late
Eugene Compton. beloved mother OF
Eusene. James and william Comp
ton Of Front Royal, Va; joseph
Mrs. virginia Loose OF Tampa. Fia
Funeral services will be held at the
Scott Funeral Home. Front RoyaI,
Va. on Thursday, January I. at
etery Joy Nortiiafy ssrv,ct
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BAKER, DAISY. O
narv 1ORn -

ssnit,iium nOG9i DAIsY BAKER ''a'ns q !sSl 81
18th St NV. belovso sister OF
Miss Mary Baker. formerly OF Mar
tinsbuys, ". yal and aunt Of En-.
Mrs. Elizabeth YourlO OF Bethesda.
Nd Services at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2aOl l4th At
NV on Monday January II. at
II am parking faeilitiesl Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. y
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath ST and Mass Ave NE. II S-SoOO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial AllevRBce
el6e st NE Ii 3-4sso
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EPLING. PHILIP FRANK n, "a,

ILMp. FHILIF IhANk. OF l42
PRIlfp PRiihi5n FRANK oii9n EPIls6 Pa 0,St:g M:
husosnd OF Marie Villa EplinS,
father Of Mrs. Louise Ann Rtnner,
Ruth Marie. ALBEIT D.. Frances p
Frank. ir.: Charles r and Roy [
EpIns, Funeral services will be
hello at the Walter W. Deal Fureral
Home. iSl! Georgia ave. nv, on
Frlday. January y. at II am
lnterment tcrt Lincoln Cemetery
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BENCKERT. MAXINE sAULs.

Monday. January I. 1861. at the
Circle Terrace Hospital Alexandra.
Va MAXINE SAULS BENCKERIs
wife OF Carl Spamer Benckert o.
6qU3 Robin rd. Springhrld. Va.
o mother OF Julie and David BencktTt.
daughter of Hudson and Leitha Ste
phenSon SAuls. sister of Mrs Lucille
Ennis. Mrs Patricia Misner. MIS-
Carolyn Stevens and Victor Sauls.
kathsrins r. Of s'frh Lindsey Of fcnmaGoGnd aGG NJ. Y.
Friends may call at the EYeFIy =
Whestley Funeral Home, 1900 West
BrEddoek rd. Alexandria. Va. where
funeral services will ~ held on
FRIDAY January s. at ~ noon
Interment Arlington National Gene
terV
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JONES. ELIEAgErR BROWNE. Sud

denly. on Wednesday January 3,
khf2AstsrRTf ff2 ss Rfr 4SG%s 4SRoNSFE sEinflU6 ~
daughter Of the late Isabel and
Charles s Jones sister OF Miss
Anne Lee Jones Friends may call
at the Francis n Barber Funeral
Home. LaytonSYille. Nd Maryland
Route lOsD, Services will be L.eld
Al St. Luke's EpiScopsl Church
Brighton. Nd, on SATURDAY. jan
u1ry p, at 1880 an interment
WOodSide Cemetery
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1Fatha

nSn JsnusTy 1850, JosIPH ABRR-
HAM Of 1886 Missouri ave. NV,
beloved husband Of Gertrude. Abra-
.isadors schwsTtE, Mrs. Harry Kap-
shn; Irving Abraham and Morris
sister, Mrs, Bernard Rosenolatt; tive
brothers. Charles Abraham and Nor
SElS Adams. and seven gIandshildren;
Sfuneral services at the Bernard
@panIanSky Sons Funeral Home
-'35d1 l4th st. NV, on Friday, jan
icy siiGy 81 e coumSEa R Lodss HssrGsns csmsters s
Memorial week, 1909 Lynnhurst st &,
Chevy Chase Nd.
A1TEMUS. ELIZABETH FOWLER. On
Wednesday. January b, 1850. at
.Kensinston. Nd. EIIIzGBETA FoW-
sLER ALTEMuS, mother Of Mrs.
syameS A. HorwitE and Mrs, FLsSier
<Bsttey Memorial services win bt
on FFa'I The s.IsssS IsssSnFS T. H chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Fum-
.phrsy. Bethesda. Nd. Interment
private
ANpRAE, MARY 4. On Wednesday.
bs%s Of 5.4a sSe eolo4adS MaSY ave. e. nE AS
beloved wife Of the late Julius An
s6rae ana mother OF Charles NJ
AndIHe and Mrs. Julia z. McNamse;
neral from the Walter W Deal
: Funeral Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave
cav, on Friday. January =, at
l:30 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
AkDRAE, MARY A. The oh1ccrs and
* members Of Ruth Chapter,
MI No. /, o {. s.. are hereby
sXN notifiCd OF the death OF cur
AAESM sister. MARY 4. ANDRAE,
Funeral services ct 1880
" pm. Friday. January 8,
~ Y 1860, at the Deal Funeral
Home. 4sI3 Georgia ave. NV
y RUTH o. FLETCHER. ". NJ.
y. EDITH W. DOWDEN. seey.
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BRYER. LEO. sudderly. on wednes-

BRYER, LEO. sudlerly, on .Wednes-
day. January q. 1860. at his resi-
dence. 7U3 University blvd. vest.
Silver Spring. Nd. LEO BRYER,
beloved husband Oi Leah Sryer and
devoted isther Of Mrs. Paula Rubin
of New Yorf. Susan and Karen
Bryer He also is survived by his
parents. Beatrice and Ernest Rryer.
sister Mrs Laura Duke Of Brook
lyn. Y z. ami q brother. Norman
Bryer. FureraI services st the BeT-
nard Danzansky Il Sons Funeral
Home 5jOi IitF 81. NV. on Fri
day. January 3. at 10 am Inter-
ment King David Memorial Garden
Memorial wesx. 7O3 University blvd
west. silver Spring Nd
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KEMP. WILLIAM II. On wednesday

hEMF, WILLIAM X. on wednesday,
3424 A 81. Sc WILLIAM Il. KEMP.
beloved husband OF EvaIyne NJ
Kemp. father OF william and Ralph
Kemp. Yvonne Mcclure and Jean
Wilson. brother OF David Kemp,
Elizabeth RiekmSitr and Mother
Claude Agnes Kemp Of the Vista
tioB Order. Friends may call at
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, l3l llth st. sc. Notice Of
funeral later
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DANIkL, EMMA '. on sunday. jan
Missouri ave NV EMMA "
DANIEL beloved Tifs Of the istt
Robert c. Daniel, sister Of Mrs.
Pearl Fletcher Of BlueAsld. VI Va;
NMrs Mrs Alice Elmors Of Princeton. ".
Vest Of Princeton. W, Va; Louis A
Vest of Cleveland. Ohio Services
e. 'he 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 14th It. nv on
Thursday, January :, at \ pm,
Tazewen. Va
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BRANCE. CoRINTHIA W.. on Iues.

day, January S, 1860. CoRiNTHIA
W. BRANCH OF 2l7 Division ave.
ne. beloved wife OF crhe-t L.
Branch and dALgnler OF roe Iate
JuniuS and Sally Whitoy, sister OF
Mrs Loretta Lacey Also surviving
are a nephew. Malcolm d Whtoy
and other relatives and many
friends After / pm. Sunday. jan
uary 10. friends are invited to
call al her late residence. Fu-
neral services on Monday, jan
uary II. at the Calvary Episcopal
Church, 6th and Eye SITS ne.
At 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ArrangeuI 'ntS
by MCGUIRE. Inc 10
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DENNIS. GEORGE. On ru.,d,,. Jan

nary 5 $50. =. W.shinslon AOs- S
1915 Leesate I'd NV. beloved huS-
band of Pope Dennis father Of
Miss Dorothy Dennis. Mrs Helen
Calomlris and Miss Frances DenniS.
grandfather Of Janice and OeorEC
CalomITiS and brother OF Nick and
John Dennis OF ST. Petersburs Fln
and Costas l. Demetrakopouios Of
Greece. Friends may call at the
Hines Co Funeral Home.
:0Ol l4th 81 nv parking faciii-
tieEt. Services at ct Aonhia'K 4
Greek Orthodox Cathedral. S6th At
and Mass. ave. NV. on ThurSday.
January Z At > pm InteFment
GlenVood Cemetery
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CABIGAs. MARIA c. on Friday. jan

CABIGAb, MARIA c. on Friday, jan
Hospital, MARIA c. cABI0Ae Of
1926 9th st NV beloved wife OF
'OSmundo Cabigas. mother OF Cora
zon, Carolina and John o. CabIgas;
sister Of Fabian NJ CahigaS Of New
York City. Mrs. CabigaS rests at
the w X Huntsmann A. Sor Fu-
neral Home. 5733 GeoIEia ave
NV where prayers will be offered
on Friday. January y. at g:lB am
Nativity at 10 am Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery PARK
p ing facilities In rear Of funeral
homeD
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FRANCIS IRENE. On "wednesday

FRANCIS IRENE. On Wednesday.
OF 1903 New Hampshire ave nv
wife Of Andrew Francis. ST., and
mother Of Andrew. jr.. and Patricia
Francis. Also surviving are two
sisters. Mrs. Alice r. GatewOod and
Mrs. Mary Ethel Mason one oiother.
James Lewis, and other relatives
and many friends Notice Of funeral
later. Family may be Contacted
at 1882 SprinE rd n.WD Arrange
ments by MCGUIRE, Inc. n
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EVANS, CORNELIA ELIzAnETH

Tuesday. January 5. 1850, at her
Et1zABETH EVANS. beloved wife
Of Linton g. Evans. Funeral sery
ices at the James T Ryan Funeral
Home. 81 Pa ave. Sc on Friday.
January at . pm Relat'vss
and friends invited Intermrnt
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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BRATI. ALICE PATRICIA. Suddenly,

BHAII. ALICE FAIkICIA. suddenly,
on Mednesday. January 8. 1850,
3sth ave, HysttSville. Nd beloved
daughter OF James L. Bratt. Jr,
and stepdauEhter OF Norinne p
Bratt: sister OF Mary Jane Brat
and half sister OF Norinne 3. Bon
nell. Services at the Gssch Fu-
neral Home. 4i3g Balti.nors ave.
HyattSville. Nd. on Friday. Jan
.usry :. at . pm Relatives and
friends invited lntermsnt Fort Lin
coin Cemetery Viewing sfter $3.50
pm. Thursday. January
Evening star., 1960-01-07
DFathH

! January 4. 1860. HERMAN CAMP
BELL Of 80 Hanover 81. NV, be-
MesdAmes Evelyn Kins. Lois Burns
a a.sstS syS' Lsdsos Nsosn' ssoths5 as6 G MTs snf
Iyed Sy hye grandehLieTsn, ether
relatives and friends. The late Mr.
campeell may BE- viewed at the
' Sh.r. snSs' ssrvEsss @ ElIi Iias ). iepI5S Ssia 81
fnttr%:ht iisS"lh' Memorial Gene. M
terry.
CASE, ROY HERBERT. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. January 8, 1850. at his
once, lol North Columbus St. Alex
asdria; Va: ROY AERsERT CASE
b Case. father Of Mrs. c. {. Mart,
a.,s,t,n tnd ana Sr0,hsr nfs Syrsi, Il Ms wbE:I bsn
Ms@Sris sRSi %sS eS.Ds si So Ss South 9'%asR. %asR
services VIII Be held on Friday.
January sat ] pm. IAtsrment
IITisstion; may Be mad: to tS. Heart
CECIL. JOHN. On Tuesday. January
., lbOU at the WAsnlngtOn nos
pital Center JOHN CECIL OF 1881
FAtrmont st NV. brother Of GeOrse
Cecil Of Detroit. Mich. Services and
lnterment Detroit, Mich. Arrange
ments BY the 8. H. Hines Co.
CHAMBERLIN. SAMUEL. sr. On
Monday. January 4. 1860. SAMUEL
yon St nv. husband Of Mrs Lucy
CnsnssTIin sns snM., InS stl,;I father q willie
suEyiylps are two siIters, MRS. Eliza.
and Miss Virginia chamberiin OF
steubenyille. Ohio! one brother,
Dock chamberlin Of Snow Hill,
N. C.: eight grandchildren, other
relatives ana many friends. After
pm, Thursday, January :. friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. nv,
where services win be held on Fri
day. January s. at 1880 am.
Interment Woodlawn cemetery.
CHASE. CLYDE W, Suddenly on
Thursday, January Z. 1860, at hts
residence, 272O Wisconsin ave, nv
CLYDE W. CHASE, beloved husband
OF Hannah B. CHASE. Funeral serv-
ices at the De Vol Funeral Home.
2224 Wisconsin ave. NV, on 6atur-
day. January 2. at 1880 Am.
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment private. Expressions OF
sympathy may be made BY eontrihu-
tionS to the Washington Heart Fund.
rAax,