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40 Hurt in Blast
AtCubun Theuter

KEY WEST, Fla, May 30
(AP).-Forty persons, including
26 children, were injured in an
explosion in a theater in Pinar
Del Rio. Cuba, yesterday, Ha-
vana Radio reported today.
Hhe broadcast said the ex-
plosion took place during a
special childrens performance
and described it as a counter
revolutionary act.
Fourteen adults AND 26 chill
dren were injured when fire
broke out after live phospho"
rous was thrown into the thea.
ter, the broadcast said.
This was the third fire at
tributed to sabotage in Cuba
in the last three days.
On Friday more than 1000
bales of tobacco repeatedly
worth $4,000 were burned in
a Havana warehouse. Another
fire caused severe damage in
the Havana customs house.
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Owen Brennan of Detroit,
Teumsters Union Official

They shared an office at
Teamsters headquarters here
and shared business ventures
and trouble. too.
In 1857, they were indicted
- and later acquitted - on
charges of tapping the tele-
phones of Teamsters subordi-
mates.
In the organizing days of the
late 1930S. Mr.. Brennan was
arrested four times on charges
Of bombing and twice on
charges of assault. All the
charges were later dismissed.
Was Senate Witness
In 1910. Mr.. Brennan was
fined $1,000 on a charge Of
violating the Federal anti
trust laws. Three years ago,
he was a witness before the
Senate RacketS Committee.
AS the unions political-ac-
tion director in Michigan. Mr..
Brennan, a blunt, direct man,
once explained his philosophy
on financial aid to favored
candidates:
I'VE pay bills but we never
give a politician cash. Too
much of it might stick right
here" he said, patting his
pocket.
Mr.. Brennan is survived by
his widow Alice; two sons and
a daughter.
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to retail camera sales in l947.
He was part-owner of the Con-
greSsional Camera Center when
he retired two years ago.
He leaves a son, Jerome, of
the home address, 4106 Havard
street, Silver Spring; a brother,
Harry, Of Tarrytown, N. Y;
four sisters, Mrs. Henrietta
Freefield, Mrs. Florence Ober
and Mrs. Irene Rosenberg. all
of New York City, and Mrs.
Mildred Levy, of Niagara Falls,
N. Y, and one grandchild.
Services will be held at 2
pm. today in the C. D. Gold
berg g. Son Funeral Home,
4217 Ninth street NV, with
burial in Mount Lebanon
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-,
pressions of sympathy be in
the PORN of contributions to
the Heart Fund.
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Edward Binninq,
Retired Admiral

Funeral services were held to-
day at Fort Myer for Rear Ad-
miral Edward G. Binning, a
retired Naval Reserve aviator,
who died in plane crash May
IL in Australia.
Admiral Binning, who retired
from the Naval Reserve in 1859,
had been working since that
time as a sales representative
for Beech Aircraft Corp. He
was demonstrating a new twin
.engined plane to four Austral-
ianS when the crash occurred.
A native of Syracuse, N. Y,
he Joined the Navy in 1888
after graduating from Colgate
University two years earlier.
He commanded a naval bomb
ing squadron in the South Pa
cific in World War II. He was
awarded the Navy Cross, the
Distinguished Flying Cross and
two presidential citations.
After the war he worked as
a pilot for an automobile COM
pany in Detroit, and later for
Remmert Werner. Inc, of
Pompano Beach, Fla, where he
made his home.
He leaves his wife. the former
Betty Horton, of Pompano
Beach, and three children by
a former marriage. Fay, Emily
and Bonnie, of Nashville, Tenn.
He also leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith Binning. and
a brother, Smith, who live in
New York.
Burial was in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Capt. F. Miller,
Retired Marine

Capt. Francis G. Miller,
USMC (retired), 64, a, native
of Washington and veteran of
more than 80 years service,
died Saturday at Bethesda
Naval Hospital of cancer.
Capt. Miller of 5617 McKin-
ley street. Bethesda, enlisted
in the Marine Corps in 1917.
He spent most of his time here
with the Marine Corps Quar-
termaster's Office and retired
in 1851.
Capt. Miller attended st.
Jane De Chantel Church in
Bethesda.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Jeanne Balzer of Gathers
burg and Miss Carol M. Miller
of the home address, and a
brother, Henry John, also of
the home address.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at $50 am. Wednesday
at st. James. Brial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Abraham 6. Me|tzer, IS,
Portrait Photographer

Abraham G. MeltZer, IS, who
left a law practice to become
a portrait photographer, died
Saturday at Washington SAM
tarium after a long illness.
Mr.. Meltzer, q native of Ro-
mania, was graduated from st.
Johns University Law School
in Brookland, N. Y, in 1927,
practiced law in New York City
for three years and then aban-
doned the legal field to open
his own Photographic studio.
He specialized in portrait work
from the outset.
In 1910, Mr.. Meltzer came to
Washington to open a phDto-
graphic studio here. During the
war, his studio subjects in
cluded Gen. and Mrs. EiSen-
hover, President Truman, Gen.
Omar Bradley and Gen. George
C. Marshall.
Mr.. Meltzer converted his
portrait photography business
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|. A. Gruvson. 66
Florida Judqe

TAMPA, Fla, May 90 tAP)
Criminal Court Judge L. A.
Grayson, Sc, one of Florida S
best known jurists, died yes
terday Of heart attack.
Judge GraySon, a foe OF
machine politics and a vigor-
GUS proponent of States rights,
Judge Grayson was appointed
to the bench February l, 1914,
by Gov. Spessard L. Holland.
He was reelected every four
years since and in 1856 received
the largest number of votes
ever given a county candidate
in Hillsborough County.
During his II years on the
bench he launched repeated
attacks on the State probation
system. the United States
Supreme Court, civil rights
legislation, State and local poll
ticians and what he termed
judicial tyranny"
He was born in Vienna. Va,
and received his law degree
from the University of Virginia
in 1925. He came to Tampa
that same year.
He is survived by his widow;
a brother, H. Raymond Gray
son of Atlanta, Ga; and a
sister. Mrs. H. F. Curtice, Fair
fax, Va.
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DETROIT. May 90 (AP).-
Owen CBert) Brennan, 81, an
international vice president of
the TeamsterS Union. who rose
to power in the union with its
current president, James K.
Hoffa. died of cancer at a De-
troit hospital yesterday. three
months after he was stricken.
A tough, colorful veteran of
Transfers battles in court,
Congress and on the picket
line, Mr.. Brennan was presi-
dent of Detroit Local 337 Of
the Teamsters.
Mr.. Brennan first met Mr..
Hoffa nearly 80 years ago when
he was a business agent of the
then struggling Local 299 and
Mr.. Hoffa was working for 80
cents an hour in a grocery
warehouse and looking for a
union charter for co-workers
he had organized. Mr.. Hoffa
got the charter from Local 299
and he and Mr.. Brennan be-
came fast friends.
Sbarod Nfficos
I'VE learned together" Mr..
Brennan once remarked about
his friendship with Mr.. Hoffa.
And when Mr.. Hoffa became
president of the Teamsters in
1857, Mr.. Brennan was one of
his l3 vice presidents.
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Miss Williamson,
Of Wurrenton

Miss Anne W. Williamson, "a
a Washington resident most OF
her life, died yesterday at her
home in Warrenton, Va, after
a long illness.
Miss Williamson was a ma
tive of Portsmouth, N. H., and
the daughter of the late Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Thorn Will
hanson. She moved to Wash
ington with her parents at an
early age and had lived here
until about IA years ago when
she moved to Warrenton.
Miss Williamson leaves a sis
ter. Mrs. Carvel Hall of War
renton, and a brother, Rev.
Thorn Williamson of Decatur,
Ga.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrowin Warrenton. Burial
will be in Haymarket, Va.
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HenryHuII Collins Dies;
Wrote on u. S. Birds

MA. from Harvard University
in 1927. He left the paper bust
ness several years later and
entered Government service,
where he remained until 1947.
Government a encies for
which he worked included the
National Recovery Administra-
ton and the House Committee
on Interstate Migration.
He was also associated with
the Small Business and Mill
tary Affairs Committees of the
Senate and served as a United
States representative in South
America on the Intergovern-
mental Committee on refu-
gees.
Won 5 Campaign Stars
In World War II he won
five European campaign stars
as a captain in military gov
ernment and later was named
a district official on displaced
persons control in Germany.
Mr.. Collins leaves his widow,
Mary Evans Collins, and three
children, John E. Collins of
Adelphi, Md, and twins, Jen-
infer and Geoffrey, 10, of the
home.
Mr.. Collins first wife was
the former Clarissa Wolcott
His second wife was Susan B.
Anthony II. Both earlier mar
riageS ended in divorce.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Saturday at the Church OF
the Redeemer in Bryn Mawr
Pa.
A memorial service will be
held on a date to be an
Inounced.
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FlLLAH. NICK. Suddenry, or Sunday,
May IS. 1861. at his residence, 20
New York ave. NV. NICK FIJI LAH.
father of Abraham c. Fillah. He
also is survived by three grandchfl-
dren Friends may call q. the Ri
nalid Funeral Home. SIG H 81. ne.
where services will be held Wednes-
day. May 81. at ~ a m. Intcrment
Congressional Cemetery Relatives
and friends inyirnd 90
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VIEW YORK. Nav % (AP)

NEW YORK, May 90 (AP).-
Henry Hull Collins. jr., con-
servationist and author of books
on wild life, died in a hospital
Friday of injuries suffered in
all automobile accident several
days earlier. He was ST.
A pioneer in the compiling
of ornithological field guides,
Mr.. Collins wrote Bird Watch
ers' Guide" and Complete
Field Guide to American Wild
Life
Mr.. Collins, who spent many
years in Government service,
was once named by Whitaker
Chambers as a member of a
Communist cell in Washington
which included Alger HISS.
Called before Congressional
committees in 1858, he denied
being a Communist at that
time but invoked the Fifth
Amendment on prior aSsocia-
tionS.
PrOthonOtary Warbler
The issue cropped up again
last year, when Mr.. Collins was
scheduled to teach a nature
study course in Scarsdaie. N.
Y, his home. An American
Legion official objected on the
basis of Chambers testimony.
Mr.. Collins told the Board
of Education his connection
with Hiss was that he had once
identified a prothonotary
warbler for the convicted
Government employe. His class
was continued.
Mr. Collins worked for his
family's Philadelphia paper
concern after receiving his
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am. tomorrow at University
Methodist Church. Campus
drive, in College Park. Contin-
ued services and burial will be
at 2 pm. at Emmanuel Metho-
dist Church. Brandywine.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
building fund of University
Methodist Church.
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DOWNS. RAYMOND W., Sr. On Sat-
mrdar Mar b.. insi p LHnE6nnrs NJ

y4I,;,,. gT4dsy; May %, 1851. RAYMOND W.
Manor DR.. Hyattsville, Nd. beloved
husband of Mary Rita Downs. father
of Raymond W. Downs, ir.: Mrs.
LaVerne H DeMar and James W.
Downs: son of James w. Downs Of
ST, Petersburg. Fla. and brother OF
Mrs Constance E. Rabbit Of Tampa,
Fla Friends may call a, Nai,ey'S
Funeral Home 5000 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne. after /
pm Monday, May 20. Funeral
service will be held Wednesday, May
81. at IL m Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 30
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Neville William Reuy

LOS ANGELES, May 29 (AP).
Neville William Reay, so,
city hall reporter for the Los
Angeles Examiner, died Satur-
day of a heart ailment. He
began his reporting career with
the New York World in 1928
and later worked for the old
Los Angeles Express.
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Norb Garrett

OLATHE, Kan, May 90 (AP).
-Norb Garrett, So, managing
editor of the Olathe News, was
killed yesterday in a two-car
headon collision in which two
other men were killed. He was
former member of the staff
of the Kansas City bureau of
the Associated Press.
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Garn nf ThankH

ELNoRA NJ. The fam
lily Of the late ELNORA NJ. Nc
LAUGHLIN wishes to express its
appreciation to the many friends
and relatives, Martha Chapter. Order
of Eastern Star; the MuCHi, the
Lambskin Auxiliary and the Royal
Neighbors for their cards. foral
offerings and Skind expressions Of
sympathy.
MCLAUGHLIN. 20
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Charles o. MoIz

PANA, Ill. May % (AP).-
Charles o. Molz. 60. assistant
news editor Of the Detroit News
from 1852 and of the Phil
adelphia Inquirer, from 1952-58,
died yesterday. Mr.. Holz, who
was born in Pana, retired in
1858 because of i'll health.
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james T. WuddiII, Jr.,
Stote Masonic Chief

PORTSMOUTH. Va, May 29
CAP) The clerk of Lunenburg
County Circuit Court, James
Thomas Waddill, jr.. IS, of
Lunenburg. died here yester-
day.
Mr.. Waddill was grand mar
Shal of Virginia MasonS and
was on a visit to the 34th
Masonic District here when he
became i'll and was taken to a
hospital. Cause of his death
was not announced.
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Dratha

THOMPSON, WALTER r. on Sunday,
May rs, 1861. WALTER H. THOMP-
SON of Welcome, Md. devoted IA
ther of George A. Thompson. Elton
W. Thomson and Mrs. Florence E.
Carter. He also is survived by one
four grandchildren, many other rel
atives and friends. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by the Capitol
Funeral Service. 7l9 Kennedy st.
NV. 30
VIGNALI. THOMAS J. On Sunday,
Nav IS. 1861. THOMAS j, VIC
MALI of 5S46 jamestown. rd., Hy-
attsville, Md, beloved SON of Mrs.
Marie B. and Waldo J. Vignali. He
also is survived by his sister, Donna
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vignali. and
Mrs Julia Barbar. Friends are in
yited to call the the Gasch Funeral
Home. 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Nd; after l pm. Tuesday, May
Catholic Church. Hyattsvilie. Nd.
where the Mass Of the Angels will
be said at . am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Washington, D c.
In lieu Of flowers expressions Of
sympathy may be sent to Childrens
D. c. 80
WALLACE, ELLIOTT LAMBERT. on
SaMRFSr SatgEday Nay wyr * T 1891 - EtLloTT
FoGd AVE- TsthAGa q Nd Sel6Sed 6SS
husband OF Mrs. Julia P. F. Wai;sce
and brother of Mrs. Mary K. Fitz-
haugh Of Richmond. Va. and Mrs.
Eleanor franklin Marsh of wash
Dunedin, Fla. and John Wallace Of
St. Petersburg, Fla. Services and
interment private. 30
WADE. MILLARD G. On Sunday. May
2 cTSis WRpE FeFFSee bsioIe9 e9splts SHs
Carol J, Donna L. and David NJ.
Wade. son of Isaih E, brother OF
Weston Z. Wade. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St.
and Massachusetts ave. ne, where
services will be held Wednesday,
May 81, at IL am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 30
WILLIAMS. MOLLIE BURFooT. on
sqnss6S; sqiRF6ST Nay ar, 2s; 1891, A,3 AM3LLIE
Jesse A. Williams. beloved mothe! Of
Miss Annie Williams Of the home
address. Mrs. J. c. Perkins of Bel
cross N: C.; James n. Williams Of
l. and Joseph C. Williams. She a.So
Is survived by number Of grand
children and great-grandchildren
Services at the s. H Hines Co Fu-
neral Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV. on
Wednesday. May 81, at II m,
parking facilities). Interment Co.
Iumbia Gardens, Arlington. Va. 80
WOODLAND. WALTER. Jr. On satur-
day; May 81, 1881, WALTER WoOD-
LAND. Jr., Of 26Os 4th St ne,
devoted son Of Mirma and Walter
Woodland. Sr. Notice OF funeral
later; Arrangements by Barnes 4
Matthews.
YANCEY, MARIAN II. On Saturday,
May 70 1851. MARIAH. Il. YAHCEY
mother Of Mrs Edith Randolph Of
New York. Mrs. Jessie / Johnson,
Mrs. Ruth Y Lancaster ara Mrs
Maude A. Ryles. Also 3Lrviving are
foSter-son. George Joruon o. New
York, other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
arrangements by Mcclure. Inc. 81
ZEGOWITZ. JOSEPH NJ. On Sunday,
May 2S,. 1851, JOSEPH NJ. ECO,
WITT Of AIS kennedy st. NV, be-
loved husband OF. Lillian Z. Zeeo-
witz. brother OF Elizabeth Clements,
Margaret Eckert, Frances brown
Fred, William and John Legowitz,
and stepfather OF Mrs. hilton Alien.
Funeral from the Geier Funeral
Home 36O5 l4th St; NV, on Thurs
day. June J. at g:3O an Requiem
mass at 81. Gabriers Church AT
etery. 81
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DfathH

IS 1861. ARTHUR G DoREY Of
1868 Sheridan st. NV. beloved hus-
band of Gladys S. Dorey. brother Of
Kirchner Of St. Louis, Mo; Mrs
Irene Hammer of Hyattsville Md +;
Mrs. Ann Smokers of Kansas City.
Mo. Chester. Edward and Grover
Dorey of st. Louis. Mo. Services at
the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st NV. on Wednesday,
ties). Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 30
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CEDAR HILL-Cholce lots. sacrifice
sale: sites 3, and 6 VIII. 2-697l
or VIII. 6-2413, any time. 30
TT. LINCOLN CEMETERY. Garden OF
Meditation, 2-site lot. viii sacrifice
$1,000. Box 29-Y, Star 3O'
FORT LINCOLN-6 sites. fort sect; 6
sites. blk. 16: whole or units; 20Gs
off market price. AID. 2-2250. 80
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOriunn
CEMETERY LOTS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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LOT.IN MEMORIAL PARK, 4 burial
siSts Sacrifice for quick sale. JA.
2-47OS after pm.
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HALL, LAURA B. PHOENIX. On satur.

oay. May =, 1861 LAURA B.
PHOENIX HALL of 500 Blaine ST.
ne, devoted cousin OF Mrs. Her
R. Pinckney. Theodore c.. Theodore
x nDd Narnie K. Pir"knev. Also sur
viving are many friends After l
pm. Tuesday, MAY 30. friends are
invited to call at her late residence.
Funeral Wednesday. May 81. at |
pm. from Sergeant Memorial Pres
byterian Church. 51St and Grant
SITS. nee. the Rev. Everett A. Hew-
lett officiating. tCaSket will not be
open in church) Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, Arrangements
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HARRISON. cecil G. suddenly. c

Friday May 70. 1861. CECIL O
Ellicott City. Nd, beloved husband
Of Elizabeth T Harrison tnee Tou-
paszi and father OF Miss Jessica
Faye and Cheryl Ann Harrison.
Friends may call at the MacNabb a.
Son Funeral Home. Frederick and
Wade ayes. Cat the Beltwayl, Ca
louisville. Md, on Tuesday, May 30.
from 3 pm. until pm. and from
z pm. until q p m. Funeral services
Wednesday. MAY ~. at II am. In
terment Baltimore National Gene
terry. 81
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R. F BULLiTT, secy.
GRIGGS. ARMAND L. On Saturday,
May -, 1861. at Suburban Hospital,
ARMAND L GRIGGS OF 1892 Nor
rlson ST. NV. husband OF Elizabeth
NJ. Griggs. father Of John A. Griggs.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Erving Z.
Griggs and brother OF Mrs William
H Bowers. Mr.. Griggs rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
1894 Georgia ave, Silver Snring,
Nd. where service will be held on
Tuesday, May 80, at pm. park
ing facilities. Interment private
Friends may visit with the family
on Monday, between the hours Of :
and o 2 m. at the funeral home
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IRELAND; LILLE B. On Sunday. May

E6, IUbI, LILLE 3. IRELAND, fOr-
merly Of Bloomfield. N. j., beloved
wife Of the late Walter P Ireland
mother of Mrs. Grace R. Armstrong,
grandmother of Barbara lynne and
Mary Anne Armstrong. sister OF
Ernest L. Watson and Mrs. Bertha
Grant. Funeral from the Meayer
& Lundquist Funeral Home, 100
Valley rd.. Montclair, N. j.. on
Wednesday. May 81. at 9 pm. In
terment East Ridge Lawn Cemetery,
Delawanna. N. J. 80
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BURCH. ETHEL CARRICo. On S

day, May "a. 1861, EIHEL CAR-
RICO BURCH Of 1907 North Both
St. Arlington. Va, wife of Stanley
Burch. mother of Mrs. Francis E.
Gardiner. Mrs. Edward A. Murphy.
Mrs. Russell E Rafdal. Mrs. Joseph
Kohler, Charles S. John K. and
Patrick c. Burch; sister Of Leo and
Lawrence Carrico. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home. 1891 14th
st. NV. on wednesday, May 81, at
$50 am. REQUIEM mass at St.
GabrieTs Church, at 10 a m. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. View
ing 3 to and : to $50 I'm.
Monday. May 90, and Tuesday. May
40 80
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HARRISON. ELLA. snddenln nn satnr.

day. May ~. 1851. at her residence.
1865 Holbrook st. ne, ELLA HAIR
RISON. devoted mother OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Harrison, Mrs Hazel Glee-
ton, Philip. Lawrence, Henderson
Thomas and Clarence Harrison. She
also leaves to mourn their loss seven
brothers, one sister. four grand
children, one great-grandchild. other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing al the John T. Rhines e. Co.
Funeral Home, 3Ol5 10th ST. ne.
lample parking facilitieS). where
friends may call after II noon Fri
day June ., until q am. Saturday.
June 3. Funeral and interment Sum
day June 4 AZ Meldnn " c 3n
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TEASLEY. MRS, KATHERINE VAN

TEASLEY. MRS, KATHERINE VAN
AUSDAL. On Wednesday, May "a.
1861 at United States Naval Hos
pital San Diego. Calf. MRS. HATH-
ER1NE VAN hUSDAL TEASIEY,
wife Of Capt william A. Teasley'
USN Of 53l7 Marlborough dr., San
Diego Calf. Mrs. Teasley is sur
ylved by two daughters. Mrs. Mary
T Boswell Of i7l6 Bradley blvd I:
Mrs. John q. Jackson of s3l1 West
mont ter, Bethesda, Md, and 1t.
Comdr William A. Teasley, tr.. USN,
USS Little Rock; and a sister, Mrs.
Neal B. Parwell of 3512 Garfield
St. NV. and nine grandchildren.
Cemetery. Notice of services later.
THOMAS, MARK W. On Saturday,
May ~. 1861, MLR.S W THOMAS
OF 330S Stanford St, HyattsVille.
M Nd; beloyed 1usband of drqcs
John Eldon Thom1s an" brother II
Buickwood and Reuttha Merrill. Mr,
Thomas rests at tire Gascn Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, HyattS-
vile. Md. Services a. the University
Methodist Church. Campus DR., Co..
lege Park Md, on Tuesday, May 30,
at ! am, md CnnCinued service S
at the Emmanuel Methodist Church,
Brandywine, Nd, ut . pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited Intermnnt
church cemetery. In lieu of flowers.
contributions may he sent. to the
ing Fund. College Park. Nd, care Of
the Rev. William Smith.
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tESA G. Officers and men,
bers OF the Lady's First
Aid Union Of Churches.
Inc. are requested to as
semble Wednesday, May
81. 1861. at 1880 am. at
Miles Memorial c. NJ z.
Church. lll0 Sd st. NV.
A V. WHITE, Pres,
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BURTON. JUNE Z. On Saturday. May
% 1lRl lime RIIRION Of

y. 1861, JUNE z. BURTON q
6l5 West Lynfield dr.. Rockville,
Md. beloved wife Of Richard A.
Burton. mother of John David,
Linda Clara and Judy Elaine Bur
ton: daughter OF Mrs Olympia Grillo
and sister OF Mrs. Lillian Gardner.
Friends may call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd. be-
tween the hours Of pm. to q ? m
Tuesday. May 30. Requiem mass will
be offered Wednesday May 81. at
$50 am. at St. Mary's Catholic
Church. Rockville, Nd. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers. token of sympa-
thy may be made TO the Montgom-
ery County Cancer Society. 30
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BEALL, 81
~ ~

taaF Nav - s1haiL 1867. STANLEY I a. HsAHIEL BEAIE
BIB 54th ave. Rogers HeiRhts
Md, husband of Sarah ]. Beall;
father Of Betty Jane Beall; brother
of Miss Virginia Beall, George E. and
James T Beall. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave,
Riverdale, Nd. on Wednesday. May
81 at Q m. Mass in st, Bernard's 5
Catholic Church. Riverdale, Md, at
$40 m. Interment Arlington Ma
,tional Cemetery Friends may call
after 3 pm. on Monday. May 30.
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INA. Officers and mem-

LaNHs OA44NtIN anu Ilttu@
berS OF Miriam. House
hold of Ruth. No. 59g7.
G. U. o. Of Odd Fellows.
are hereby notified Of the
call meeting held at the
Odd Fellows Temple. 9th
and T StS. NV. at 30
Evening star., 1961-05-29

pm. Monday, May 30, 1861. for
the purpose Of arranging the fu-
neral service for our late sister.
SERENA GRAY. Services at pm.
Tuesday. May 30, at Miles Memorial
c. NJ E. Church
ARENA BUGG, NJ. n. q.
ANTOINETTE TAYLOR W R.
Evening star., 1961-05-29

20 1861 at Casualty Hospital,
SERENA GRAY of ll"0 3d st. NV,
beloved wife of BENJAMIN GRAY.
loving sister OF William K Cater
and Mrs. Susan Saunders. She also
Is survived by four nephewS. six
nieceS. other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs. Gray will lie in state
after : pm Tuesday. May 30. at
the Miles Memorial C NJ. E. Church,
lilo I'd ST. NV. where services
VIII be held on Wednesday. May
~ at 12 noon. the Rev R. A.
McEwan officiating. Tnterment Ar
iington National Cemetery Services
by Stewart. 10