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Evening star., 1961-11-09

NAIROBI, Kenya. Nov. 8.
tNANA) The slow but GER
tain exodus of many Of the
European settlers from Kenya
has begun. In a mood reminis-
cent of the time the Congo
obtained its independence,
many of the whites Of Kenya
have decided not to take a
chance, and they are packing
up and heading elsewhere be-
fore Kenya becomes independ-
ent sometime next year.
The movement out Of the
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disc and people from heat, glare
and fade-thereby reducing your
fuel and air conditioning costs to
"a minimum. That's why hun
dreds Of homes, offices and fac
tories all over the country are
using long lasting, distortion free
Tint-a-pane. It's the most in
expensive way to keep out the
suns damaging rays. Try it and
see how much you can savel
Write the local representative:
Solar Filter Glass Tinting Co. at
1924 Bird st. NV, Washington IL,
D. c. Or call Taylor 9-0iss.
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D. |. GriswoId,
Partner in House.
RemodeIinq Firm

Dwight L. Griswold, 81, part
ner Of Woldgate Properties, q
building company. died Mon
day after a heart attack in
Washington Hospital Center.
He lived at 1904 K street NV.
A native of Sharon Center,
Ohio, he attended public
schools there and graduated
from Grove City College, Pa.
He came to Washington in
l943 while serving in the Navy,
and was attached to the Naval
Research Laboratory. After the
war. Mr.. Griswold, known as
Jack. remained as a civilian
employe.
In 1852 he formed Woldgate
Properties, a concern engaged
in remodeling Of houses In Sill
yer Spring, Georgetown, and
Foggy Bottom.
He leaves his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Griswold Of Sharon Center, and
a brother, Fred Gfiswold Of
Santa Barbara, Calf.
Services will be held in Wads-
worth, Ohio. Friends may call
at Gawler's Funeral Home until
8 o'clock tonight.
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Lewis FIohr, 81,
Half q Century
In Vienna, Va.

Lewis Benton Flohr, 81, a
Vienna CVa.) resident for more
than a half century. died SUM-
day in Washington Sanitarium
after a brief illness.
Mr.. Flohr, who would have
been SO Monday, was born in
Adams County. Pa. He was q
graduate Of Pittsburgh Com
mercial College and Shippens-
burg Teachers College.
He came to the metropolitan
area in 1901 to work for the
Department Of Labor. He later
was a statistician for the Agri-
culture Department investigat-
ing marketing by parcel post.
He retired in 1892.
Mr.. Flohr was also an elder
in Vienna Dunkard Brethren
Church, lis Pleasant street
NV, Vienna.
He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Hilda Flohr Strayer Of Vienna;
a sister, Mrs. Annie Blicken-
staff Of Baltimore; seven
grandchildren, and 10 great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the
Money & King Funeral Home,
I'll West Maple avenue, Vienna.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
Dunkard Brethren Church.
Burial win be in the National
Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls
Church, Va.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form Of donations to the
Heart Fund. Fsfssf
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E. B. Sullivan, IS,
Lawyer, Resident
Of Area ~ Years

Eugene B. Sullivan, IS. prom
inent area lawyer. died Mon
day in Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Sullivan, who lived at
1920 Nottingham drive. Chevy
Chase, Md, had entered the
hospital for surgery on his
back. He died while under
anesthesia. The cause Of death
has not yet been determined.
A native Of -Guilford, Conn,
Mr.. Sullivan was graduated
from Georgetown University.
He was q specialist in trust, es-
tate and probate law. He had
been q resident Of the area for
AZ years.
Mr.. Sullivan was associated
with the late William e. Leahy
for more than 80 years. At the
time Of his death, he main.
tanned offices in the Bower
Building.
A member Of the District Bal
Association, Mr.. Sullivan served
on many Of the organization:
committees including the cor.
poration, probate and District
Court Committees. He also wa:
active in the Barristers and the
Kenwood Country Club.
He leaves his wife, Rose, anc
a son, James A., both of the
home address, and a daughter
Sister Maria Trinidad Of the
Mission Sisters Of the Most
Blessed Trinity in Philadel.
phia.
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Milton Beuudine,
Retired Broker

DECATUR, Ill, Mar. 20 (AP).
Milton ]. Beaudine, SO, q re-
tired New York stock broker
and Q member Of the War Pro-
duction Board during World
War II, died here Monday.
Mr.. Beaudine, who moved with
his wife from Washington to
Decatur in 1866, had been in
Decatur Macon County Hos
pital since March 8. ~
He was a founder Of the sem
ior order of clerks on the New
York Stock Exchange. He also
was a former director Of the
Downtown Athletic Club of New
York.
Survivors include the widow,
Marie, and three sons. Robert
j, Of Ais North Twenty-fifth
street, Arlington, Va; Frank r.,
Michigan City. Ind, and Milton
j., jr., Decatur.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HEARING AID SPECIALIST
Available for Consultation

II you are blamed for not lis
tening. or find that too many
people talk poorly, you may
need q little help on some
tones to clear the air-so to
speak.
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Of deafened parents and
raised on the campus Of the
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is uniquely understanding of
your hearing problems. Free
consultations and hearing
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In for q talk. His office Is CEN
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Should Q hearing aid be in.
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ban community was q farm
area with only q few scattered
houses.
Her husband, q carpenter
who died in 1855, helped build
many of the older houses in
the town. He settled there in
1890, and once recalled that at
that time the railroad fare to
Washington was 5 cents and
Carroll avenue was only q
winding dirt path along o
ridge.
She leaves three daughters:
Miss Elton Raines Of the home
address: Mrs. Viola Browning,
5907 Nicholson street, East
Riverdale, Md, and Mrs. Betty
Harding, Spencerville, Md, and
four sons: John, Fred and Ben
jamin. all Of the home address,
and Theodore, Of lis Elm ave-
nue., next to the family home.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Mamie Day, 713 Chesapeake
avenue. Silver Spring, Md, and
two brothers, Robey, of Garri-
sonville, Va, and Frank, OF
Onsville, Va.
Services will be at 1870 pm.
tomorrow at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Richord RuhI Injured
In Crash Nov. Is, Dies

Arlington Hospitals mir
acle" patient Of the last four
months - the young motorist
who was impaled on q splin-
tered board in q traffic acci-
dent -early today lost his fight
for life.
Richard Ruhl. 81. Of $3.50
South Ninth street, Arlington,
died there at 2:30 am. Of in
juries suffered when his car
skidded out Of control on Old
Dominion drive in Mclean,
Va, and crashed into q wooden
fence.
That was last November 20.
He was taken to the hospital
with the long, splintered piece
II timber running through hA
body.
For weeks MIR. Ruhl lay in
critical condition in the hos
pitfalls intenSive-care section.
In January, hospital officials
thought he finally was starting
to recover and would be headed
home within q few weeks.
At that time, the hospital
administrator, John j. Ander-
son, said Mr.. Ruhl's case was
zone Of the most amazing
things I've seen In % years in
the hospital"
Mr.. Ruhl suffered several re-
verses, but appeared to recover
each time.
Recently he was able to be
moved to another part of the
hospital 80 he could witness
his brothers. wedding.
On March II, the hospital
reported Mr.. Ruhl once more
in unsatisfactory" condition
after days Of listing him a
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Mrs. Allen, 66,
OF Georgetown
Founding FumiIy

Mrs. George j. Allen, SO, q
lifelong resident of Georgetown,
died yesterday at her home
after Q heart attack. She was
the former Ruth O'NeaI.
An active civic and church
worker, Mrs. Allen was a men,
ber of Holy Trinity Church in
Georgetown and the women's
sodality there. She was active
for many years with the House
Of the Good Shepherd and with
the Jesuit missions headquar-
tered in Baltimore.
She was q direct descendant
Of Gen. Horatio Gates, Revo-
lutionary War leader, and was
q member Of the Cissel family,
one Of the founding families Of
Georgetown.
Her husband, a physician
died about 10 years ago. Mrs
Allen lived at 3127 P street NV
She leaves three daughters
Misses Virginia Luce Allen anc
Constance ONeal Allen of the
home address and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Allen Of New York
City; two sons, Richard L. oi
the home address and George
j., jr. Of Mclean, Va, and
two grandchildren.
She also leaves three broth
ers, John Newcomb Of Utica
N. Y; Theodore Newcomb oi
San Leandro, Calf, and Robert
Newcomb Of Fairfax. Va.
The rosary will be said at I
o'clock tonight at the Duval
Funeral Home, 1900 Wisconsin
avenue NV. A requiem mass
will be offered at 10 am. to-
morrow at Holy Trinity Church
with burial in Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery.
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George A. Eastwood

MONTROSE, Ala. Mar. 20
(AP).-George Anderson East
wood, 81, who started with Ar
mour Packing Co. in 1895 as an
office boy and rose to become
chief executive officer and
board chairman, died yester-
day. Before retiring in 1949 he
also was @ member Of the
boards of Montgomery Ward
Co., Crane Co. and Pullman Co.
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fair" The next day, he again
was returned to the "fair'
status until he took another
turn for the worse last night.
Mr.. Ruhl had been pinned ir
his wrecked car for some IS
minutes while rescuers removed
the front seat with him still
in it.
A surgeon who worked on Mr.
Ruhl at the hospital later to
remove the board, DR.. Michael
F. Lapadula, described the In
jury as unique. He said, "Sev-
enty-six inches Of 2-by :
passed through his body be-
fore 1t stopped"
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Mrs. John Roines, Resident
Of I ukomu Park Since 1897

Mrs. Emma Jane Raines, "a,
q pioneer resident Of Takoma
Park. Nd. died Of q cerebral
hemorrhage Sunday at her
home at 1l3 Elm avenue, q
house built by her late hus-
band. John j. Raines. In 1918.
Mrs. Raines had lived in
Takoma Park since her mar
riage in 1897, when the subur-
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Obituaries
olarn nf Thanka

n1SwS; e! e.. JOIN 9Sn =; o1sn e: 1fsnIly q
e ssDsss. Ds: sSeir sincere oSS thanks x'sHss and
appreciation to the Rev. r. D
Jackson. choir, officers and mem.
bers Of 81. Johns @. N. 3. Church,
Nsmcrisl church oS foS e eards "a ISspe ne gei
their cars. flowers. telesrains and
other acts OF kindness extended
during our bereavement.
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John W. Mccoy

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Mar.
% (AP).-John w. Mccoy, 70,
a director and former vice pres
ident Of e. I. du Pont de Me-
mours Co., died yesterday at his
home.
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CEMETERY LOTS

fort LINCOLN CEAFETERY--rcur
sites, neer floral clock; reas. Gail
FE. 7s2576. any time.
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March 49, 1860.
Again the month Of March Is here,
The sAddeSt month Of all the year,
For one year ago today
Our dear mother passed away,
xogh CHILDREN. HARVEY AND
HARnIs. ANIL. N memory Of our
srsat-SraHdmCthsf. ANNIE II HARRIS,
ago today, March %, 1912, and who
sleeps In Gods beautiful garden,
In perfect peace.
Thoush you have gone, dear Mother,
Hk Hpa "i cHIEpKENV hlH5Ks I'VE SE Il SSS hehrss AM
KINs AND ROBERT WILLIAMS;
GRANDSON, ROBERT JENKINS,
soR soRRsxo xoEENEb6TSR ENbT SSRAeEs AsRcH55R 5HNRS
JU0GINs: RH0DA.. a tribute Of love
% the memory Of our dear mother.
11iys I'VE years aso today. March ~.
'Though one We loved dOvotedly
Her spirit In eternity
stun sheds Q guiding light.
THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
QUICK. JOHN 2. IN loving memory
o. cur Iatnsr. JOHN 3. QUICK,
today. sSd March -. sAi isso. Sn' year ago
Always so true. unselfish and kind,
Few Of this world his equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an end,
He died IS he lived, evorybody'S :
Hihfs Hhfs DEVOTED FAMILY.
SLATER: cATHERNE. In IoyinS
grandmother and sister. CATHERINE
SLATER, who departed this lie
six years ago today. March 22, 1855.
A face that Ia ever before me,
A smile that win be lost forever,
IN memory ] see % you .yyst,rv
STEIN. HENRY CMARLEs. a tribute
to HENRY CHARLES STEIN, iovinS
nuseend and father, who left us
sHSsnty years aeo today, March 30
WIZ. HATTIE. AND SON. ELa1ER.
TAYEOR, MAKvEY D. 5ULLIE5.- In
and iatSef, HARVEY I D. TAYHocR, aASsHIcTS
who passed away March ", 1858.
Every day IN some small way,
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years. roll swiftly by,
Swme by memSrdes q you viii never die.
TAYL YLoR AND CHILDREN,
BlLLY GRACE, TEDDY AND
CARLYLE.
WILSON. REV. ELGANOR y. In fond
mvsmcEy HvEEMyopof Of our ,, Icysd one. REV.
tSSeeo ttSe years ago today. March 20,
A IIoyins, faithful child Of God.
friend indeed to needy souls,
Who In their hearts bless you.
SISTER. CARRIE y. KENNEY;
AND ANNIE 3. DUNCAN.
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FLORISTS

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1921 Brinkley nd. Sc.
Oxon HILL Nd. cH, $4,000
C0NKLYN's FLORIST
! 2040 Wilson Blvd. Arl, IA. EsQglQ
g23 King st., Alex. H. o-0l12
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DEATHS
HIT Mpntnrtant

dear mother, iva BROWN, who
passed away one year ago today,
March 20, 1860.
Again the month Of March 10 here,
The sAddest month Of all the year,
For one year ago today
Our dear mother passed away
xogh CHILDREN. HARVEY AND
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az MaTeS si, isSSSfi.nIz isSi. Mas. Sn NAG: l2ss:
Sc, devoted mother OF Dorothy
Cross and Stafford Giles. She also
leaves 70 mourn her passing q
daughter- -in-law, Mrs, Marian Giles:
one son-in-law, James Cross: one
ten great-grandchildren and 4 host
OF other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home, 3Oi5
i2th st: ne. Notice Of funeral
later. The family may be con-
taeted at 1853 Bangor 81. Sc,
Apt. 3. LU. l-S226.
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day, March 20, 1861, HENRY M.
CRoSSWHITE Of 4211 Colesville I'd,
Hyattsville, Nd, beloved husband Of
Alberta T. Cr0sswhite and father Of
Mary Ringwald, Dorothy Todd,
Elizabeth Leclercq, Frances Forkish,
Milton and Robert Crosswhite. He
also Is survived BY his mother. Kate
CrosSwhite, and five sisters, Mrs. j.
L. Reece, Mrs. L. G. Reeley, Mrs.
w. 8. Isaac, Mrs. Roy Trivette and
Mrs. Alfred Deal. and sixteen grand
f children. Mr.. Crosswhite rests ct
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4730 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsyille, Nd. serv-
ices at the Pinkney Memorial Episco-
pal Church, Forty::second and Gala
tin ysts. Hyattsville,. Nd, on Thurs
ana Snd tTiends srSn invited inv insermsnt @ aUft TOrt
Lincoln Cemetery.
CUMMINGS, SPECIALIST RoBERT T.,
Is. iss1. sPEcfxLIssT r TRoSBbERT < (
Brother cf Bruce and Richare
Cumings, all Of Montclair. N. J
ne also Is survived by his grand
fathsr; Or; Edgar R. Il g CuWings MIN g
inet0n, D. c., and his uncle, Rober
eEiarts Of YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Grave
side military services will be helt
On Friaay, Marsh ,;sa. ~; at I'll. IL In I'm;
Eunersi processi.e'n pr.'n, VII ,,,Ie,v Lave frSr
lipston Neticnal Cemetery. o
10i4O am. 70
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UIBbLNS, GEOhGE Z. Suddenly, on
I; oSTslsiNss T.lsISs e s7S N.vsS@S ss i:
4. oiEhhins oiEIhins and father Of 0eorgs
bins. and Edith N. Derrick. He
ALSO is survived By twelve grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ct. and
Mass. ave. ne; Services at the
Htiarbor tiar Lsht CHAPEL Of the Saliva
THURSDAY, March %, at 10 am.
InterIent oeorss Washinston Ne.
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GLOVER, '.!d DORIS A., suddenly. on
Hs:SSai Ho:pss boEis b5FSa dEoSEs 4 sHSarHan S.1
loved wife Of Stanley b. Glover Of
1Ol12 Lewis dr.. Damascus, Nd,
daushtsr Of the late James and
MARY yates, sister Of virginia Phil
Francis Il. Barber Funeral Home
Laytonsyille, Nd. Notice OF arranee-
Evening star., 1961-03-22

NILES, MYRTLE WHITNEY. sud
denly, on Tuesday; March "a. 1851.
Silver Spring, Nd, MYRTLE WHIT
NEY NILES. wife Of the late Leon
De Witt Niles, mother Of Mrs. Peggy
Niles and Eden w. Niles; sister
Of Mrs. Mabel W. Keyes. Mrs.
phrey Funeral Home, s434 0eorgia
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, where
services will be held on Friday,
March "a, ut IL am. (parkina
facilitiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1961-03-22

sSs 1861: q ssItinSSsal SSa0fz; Ma. M.Ef3 al
North baltimore, Nd, beloved hus-
fsnd, fRsnd q .,h the ate Emma Dorsey
baltimore. Nd, and brother Of Mrs.
Robert 0uliey cf Warrington, D. c.,
and Brig. Gen, Joseph H. Lewis Of
ToTeh Lake, Mich. Services St the
william ': Tiekner 4 Son Funeral
ayes, Baltimore. Nd, on Thufsdsy,
March 20. at 1880 am. Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Prince
GEORGES County. Nd.
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EsSAE MaTsh r. iss1 iIAMEs; 4 oSs7,o1 on sricsy
Lillian Greenard ana fsther Of
Rudolph and Teresa orsenafd. he
also Is survived By four bfothefs
and four sisters. Funeral from the
OAK Grove Baptist Church, Cray
at pm. IntePment Church eeuaes
tery. Services by the Arehart Fu-
neral Home. %
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Ys EYgsidsE SkrscoE soGie asopSa z; lpSss o AsS fsft
44th st. nv, wife Of Ross Langdon
sister of .signora Elizabetta TIM
EsdsslIl prisssoll q Rome Italy, and Mrs
Friends may call at oawler's Chapel
1885 Pa. ave. NV, after 12 moor
Thursday, March IS Courtesy park.
tng oppositel. Mass will be Offered
at the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, 36th and o sts. nv.
am. Interment Gethsemane Gem,
etery, Reading, Pa, on Saturday
Mareh 20. 23
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March 20. 1851. at her residsnce,
5717 North Waahigton blvd. Ar.
iington, Va. ANNIE q. NORRIS.
and Mrs. Lena M. Cragg: Grand.
mother Of Ralph C. Palmer: great
grandmother Of Ralph c., jr., and
Randy Palmer. Friends may cali at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 wilson
services will be held THURSDAY, March
%. at IL am. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. %
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Monday. March 10 20. 1851 Nioat' 4 prOyi. Sn
denee Hospital, washington, D. C.,
BSaTRIcE NAOMI GRTEiY, age
Gsteiy of Mayo. MG Ma FSneFaI ~ MlI1am Tsnrs. 4.
day, March 90. at 10 am, from
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Church.
woodland Beach, Nd. Intermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery. WashinTton,
2. e. Friends may cali at the Taylor
Annapolis. Nd, between the hours
Evening star., 1961-03-22

WILLIAMS. DARNELLA 1iyNG, on
NEIGA GnIAA' srviaNsSep viasep wfitIAsTsl AsTl; Of IaSs isSS
Earragut e, nv. remains rest
62l Florida ave. NV. Notice Of
funeral later.
Evening star., 1961-03-22

Is: 1851. cARRiE IlsSaSSs; LEAKS cf '4r1Ss i7Ss
Mrs. Ada Jordan and deoTSe Par. r.
son. She also Is survived By other
Mrs. Leaks may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st.
sS. Funeral On On FridSy. dSysOSi March hA:Sn "a,
from the Zion Hill Baptist Church,
Benning I'd, between 18th and 18th
sts. me-. at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 22
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Is. 1891. LILA u TaoMHs so,MIIcSy cf Mn5Sa 1852
23d st. NV, aunt Of John Wade.
She also. is survived BY other reia-
tives and host Of friends. After
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1882 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Friday. March "a. at 1 pm. In
terment WoOdlawn Cemetery. 23
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sHIPE, JOHN ROBERT. on Monday
March 30, 1851, JOHN RoBERI
sHIPE Of 10s Summit ave. Gal;
Margaret Z. Shipe and father 81
n1TS,. MSTy Lee. a. Edna J.. ,H,l.s ,Cha,rl.es z;
and William N. Shipe. He alsC
Is survived by eighteen grandchil.
dren. Services and interment -pri'
VAte. ~
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Monday, MnAS March 20. 1851. 1ssdaeats' as 'oere Ge
mantoWn. Nd, NORMAN SHIRLEY.
He leaves two sisters, three BROTH
nephsWS @ ana host Sfs of nsis HtS:r fs. IeIs.
tives and friends. After pm.
Wednesday. March 22, friends may
call at the Snbwden Funeral Home,
Rockville, Nd, where funeral serve
March 80. at / pm, the Rev. I'd.
win Prather officiating. Intefment
Poplar Grove, Nd.
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March rs, 1901, JOHN HENRY
BROWN ef 1715 Lang p. ne. be-
loved husband Of Lula Mae Brown,
john % Henry ts Brown aniss ~; f@o brOtSer arS q
Augustus,. Frank and Arthur Brown,
Mrs. Catherine Smith. Six grand
children, other relatives and friends
also survive. After pm. Tuesday,
March 81. friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9, Rhode
March 22, at 80 pm, from the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1880 Vermont ave. NV. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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OERTEL,. GRACE BAYER. On Tues
day. March 81. 1861, at her resi-
dence, 2944 North Westmoreland
oERTEL. beloved wife Of GeorEe
Oertel and grandmother Of Nelson,
Moreno and Laine Oertel. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services win be held
Intement private.
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LI6sCHs JOHN d. ON Monday, March
HOSPITAL. Bethesda, Nd, JOHN M.
LIEsCH Of 1904 2sth st. Sc. the
beloved husband OF Katherine L.
Liesch. brother Of Albert and Law
renee Lissch. Funeral from the slIn-
Good Hope rd. Sc. (parking faeiiI-
tiesl. on Thursday. March %, at
$3.50 an. thence to st. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church. where mass
viii be offered at 9 am. for the Ie-
pose Of his soul. Interment Arling.
ton National Cemetery. ~
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morning, March 2S.
TURNER, JOHN CRAWFORD. Sudden
lis I home onaoY aSYo hrrn Harvard a. ST. nSG siivs
spring. Nd. JOHN CRAWFoRT
TURNER, husband of Blanche H
Turner and stepfather Of Mrs. Rob.
ert l.: Raybold, Mrs. Betty =. Sisct
81 ord Mls hofs5 Susan Messry MysTs an4 4.Ssps SsShs
and James Turner. There are clever
grandchildren. Mr.. Turner rests =
the Warner Z: Pumphrey Funera
sSTIns HoTs; a34 Ss,.g SSs0rgis ..rS,C AYE silvs e
held on Friday, March "a, at i p m
tparkiug facilitiesl. Interment Ar
linSton National Cemetery. %
TURNER. JOHN CRAWFORD. officer
cassell Post. No. 30, tn
American Legion, and tn
southern MARYLAND Guar
OF Honor are requested Il
assemble ct the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave-. Silver eprins
Md. on Thursday, March 90, a
pm, for the purpose OF con
sScSans IfsiOn JoE SedEsS'' cA%Fosi tSs wi 5Aa
RoSERT r. wiLsERT. comdr. 2;
TYLER, IDA WASHINGTON. o,
WHsHiNdSfoN HdsnsifNeS .Fsh TYLER II Of gSh0 1910 s III q
NV, devoted sister Of Archibal
Robinson, Also surviving are.
niece. Mildred Coins, and othe
relatives and many friends. Motto
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS b,
Mcclure. Inc. "a
vIERBUcHEN, MARY .. on Tuesda,
/ AZ q
MARY b. ViERBUcHEN 81 fS0
North Troy st., Arlington. va, be
4 loved mother OF Mrs. Wilma v. vii
son and Charles Vlerbuchen; slste
Of Mrs. Mamie Sheriff, and Mr.
Olive Y. Mofeiand. She also Is sur
vived BY four granddAuehteFs an
eleven great-grandchildren Friend
may call at the Ives Funeral Heml
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
i after 3 pm. on Wednesday, Marc
%, where funeral services will b
held on Thursday, March 90, at
h pm. Interment Union Cemetery
teesburg, We.
Evening star., 1961-03-22

day, March 81, 1851. at her resi-
HELENE dEBNER SHAW, wife oi
the late William B. Shaw, mother
Of Mrs; Marie 8 Yeatnnan and
vived BY q nephew, Bert Gelston.
Services ct the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th st. NV,
on Friday, March "a, at II am.
(parking facilities) Lnterment
Rock Greek Cemetery. 20