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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-02-17

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Evening star., 1961-09-20
Copt. Ackiss, "a.
Navy Chaplain,
Formerly Of D. c.

Cat. Ernest L. AckisS, a Navy
chaplain for 80 years, died
Saturday at Fort MACPHERSON
Army Hospital in Atlanta on
his 74th birthday. He had beer
i'll for about a week.
Born in Oceana, Va, Capt
Ackiss attended the Baptist
Theological Seminary in Rich
mond and the University oi
Chicago.
He entered the Navy in 1915
and served as a chaplain until
his retirement in 1850. He ther
lived in the District for five
years before moving to Atlanta,
where he worked as the mill
tary adviser for the Baptist
Home Mission Board until his
death.
He leaves his wife, Susan
Dawson Ackiss of Atlanta; two
daughters, Mrs. j. D. Goolsby
Of townsville, Pa, and Mrs
William s. Savale of Burbank
Calf; a son. Army Capt
Ernest Lee Ackiss of Fort Ben
ming, Ca, and eight grandchil-
dren.
Services will be in the Fort
Myer Chapel at II am. Fri
day. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Citizens Back
Teacher Program

The East Central Civic AS
sociation last night voted to
continue supporting the pro-
gram of the Ford Motor Co. to
provide better teachers for the
kindergarten and first grade
classes of eight elementary,
schools in its area.
The association plans a fund.-
raising dinner October 7, from
noon to 6 pm. at the Israel
c. M. E. Church, New Jersey
avenue and Morgan street NV.
I Funds are used to buy books
for students in the program
and to interpret the plan to
area parents.
Association members were,
also encouraged to attend a
mass meeting in the area.
Tuesday with the District of
Columbia Redevelopment Land
Agency. Meeting at the Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church,
2lO New York avenue NV,
they will have the chance to.
participate in planning for the
agency's project in their area.
AT last nights meeting At
Scott Montgomery School, AIS
p street NV, the association
members selected a float, cars
and a band for the Civic Re-
sponsibility Week parade, oe-
tober IA.
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W. H. McCeney,
Feed Firm Head

WHITE POST, Va, Sept. q
(SpeciaD William H. Nc
Ceney, who ran a feed anc
grain business here. died Mon
day of a heart attack.
Mr.. McCeney was president
of the White Post Supply Co
He moved to White Post 10
years ago from Fairland, Md.
where he was in the construc-
ton business. .....
Mr.. McCeney was a member
of the Polled Shorthorn Asso-
citation OF America, and Other
'cattlemen's organizations.
He leaves his wife, Kathryn
and two daughters, Judy and
Genevieve, all of the home ad-
dress in White Post! and
another daughter, Mrs. Nor
man Johnston Of Scotia, N. Y
Services viii be at IL am. to-
morrow in the Little Chapel al
Fort Lincoln Cemetery ir
Washington.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

impact of Federal tax laws on
distribution of stock when the
E. I. DUPONT de Nemours Co.
diveStS itself of SO billion worth
of General Motors Corp. shares.
The divestiture of So million
shares was ordered by the
Supreme Court within 10 years.
The House bill would allow
transfers Of GIN stock to du-
Pont stockholders to be treated
as a capital gain rather than
assessed at full income tax rates.
Sponsors of the bill estimated
the Government would get
about $3.50 million in taxes
under this plan.
The House adopted an
amendment recommended by
the Justice Department to limit
the legislation solely to the
DUPONT case. 1t also adopted an
amendment proposed by the
Treasury Department to require
the divestiture to be carried out
within three years.
Another bill passed by the
House last night and sent to
the Senate would authorize the
administration to share some
classified atomic information
with France for the training
of troops in using nucleaF
weapons. The proposed agree
ment between the two coun-
tries would prohibit transfer Of
nuclear weapons but allow
sharing of techniques, training
methods and some devices. The
United States already has
similar agreements with Great
Britain, Canada. Greece, West
Germany, Italy. the Neither
lands and Turkey.
Two possible House obstacles
to adjournment were removed
yesterday when Acting Speaker
Mccormack said a postal rate
increase bill would not be
called up this year and when
the Judiciary Committee again
refused to act on a proposal to
increase the size of the House.
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Frederick Becker Dies,
Construction Foreman

Frederick D. Becker, so, who
was born and lived all his life
in Georgetown, died Monday of
a stroke at Georgetown Hos
pital.
Mr.. Becker, a big man nick
named Dutch, quit school when
he was 16 and went to work in
his fathers ice company.
Several years later he began
working at the Christian Heu-
rich Brewery in Foggy Bottom.
He held a number of different
jobs there for the next 20 years.
About five years ago he went
to the Circle Construction Co.
as a compressor operator and
general foreman.
He was an avid sports fan
and spent a good deal of his
spare time in the Georgetown
Big Brothers Club. where lie
helped sponsor boys club
events.
Mr.. Becker leaves his wife,
Anna, and two sons, Fred and
Robert. all of the home address
at 4574 Macarthur boulevard
NV.
Services will be held at 10
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Mrs. Rankin
Missionary
For Buptists

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 2C
(AP) Mrs. valIeria Greene
Rankin, SO, a former mission
ary to China, died in a Rich
mond hospital today after ar
illness of several months.
Mrs. Rankin, the widow OF
DR.. Theron M. Rankin, execu-
tive secretary of the Southern
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
for eight years, was born in
Canton, China.
The daughter of Southern
Baptist missionaries, she was
educated at Mars Hill IN. c.
College, Meredith College, Ra-
leigh, N. c., and Woman's
Missionary Union Training
School, now the Carver School
of Missions and Social Work
Louisville, KY. She returned tc
Canton in 1920 to teach in q
women's training school.
Two years later she married
DR.. Rankin. also a missionery
They continued to work in Can
ton until 1885. He was a pro-
feSSor and later president OF
Graves Theological Seminary
there. DR.. Rankin then became
Orient secretary for the foreign
mission board. Though Mrs.
Rankin resigned from formal
mission service at that time, in
practice she continued to serve
with her husband in Shanghai,
China, where he had his head
quarters.
The Rankins moved to Rich
mond after he was elected
executive secretary of the board
in 1945.
Mrs. Rankin is survided by
two daughters, Mrs. John Nc
MILAN of Richmond, and Mrs.
Thomas E. Mccullough of Dur
ham, N. c.; a brother, Felix
Greene of Columbia, S. c., and
three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
2 Members Quit
Metropolitan in
RuciuI Protest

Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy and George Cabot
Lodge, former assistant Secre-
tary of Labor, have resigned
from the Metropolitan Club.
The designations were con-
firmed after a report by the
Boston Globe that the resigna-
tions came in protest OF the
clubs policy regarding Negro
guests
A spokesman in the ATTORNEY
Generals office confirmed Mr..
kennedy's resignation. A sim
liar action by Mr.. Lodge was
verified. in his absence, by Mrs.
Lodge in Boston. :
Earlier this year, Mr.. Ken,
nedy asked the club to change
its stand on admitting Negroes.
An officer of the club said he
had not heard of the Kennedy
resignation.
Last month Angler Biddle
Duke, State Department chief
Of protocol, resigned from the
club because of the Negro policy.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
H. H. WoodsmuII, IS,
Helped Found Town

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. 20 (AP)
H. H. Woodsmall, S5, owner
of the H. H. Woodsmall Insur-
ance Co. of Miami and Indian
apolis and first vice president
Of Gulfstream Park, died today
Mr.. WoodSmall came here 81
years ago from Indianapoli:
and was one of the founders
Of nearby Hollywood.
Survivors include the widow
Leila; a son, H. H. Woodsmall
jr.; five grandchildren and
eight Observation-Disclosures, al
of Miami.
? Funeral services and burial
will be IN New York City.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

besides acting on conference
committee changes in a few
remaining m a or measures
House leaders hoped they could
keep enough members in Wash
ington uuntil the session ends.
A bill to establish a United
States Arms Control Agency
without using the word dis
armament" in its title-was
passed by the House late yes
terday, 290-54. Notwithstand-
ing the size of the vote, the
measure stirred several hours
of debate. So
1t and a bill passed by the
Senate two weeks ago were
to go to conference today to
settle differences not only on
the name Of the agency but
on whether it should be semi
independent or part of the
State Department.
The House bill authorizing
about $40 million for an agency
directly responsible to the
President would provide for a
$22, 500 a year director, a deputy
director and four assistant
directors, all of whom would
be appointed by the resident
and subject to Senate con-
firmation. The Senate bill
would have the agency headed
by an Undersecretary of State.
The House bill would give
greater authority to the agency
head.
House critics of the legisla-
ton urged by the administra-
ton complained they were put
in the position of seeming to
favor sin and war if they op-
posed the creation of an agency
to study and plan possible and
practical ways of achieving
world disarmament. But they
cautioned Congress to maintain
a close watch on the agency's
operation.
Some Foreign Affairs Com
mittee members reported they
received considerable mail op-
posing the legislation at this
time lest it be interpreted in
ternationally as a sign of United
States weakness or a danger of
playing into the hands of the
Communists.
Committee Chairman Nor
gan, Democrat Of Pennsylvania,
told the House that creation
of the agency would not "re-
fleet any intention that the
United States gives a higher
priority to disarmament than
to defense or that we disarm in
the face of a military threat"
Staying in session until after
8 pm. the Houses yesterday
also passed a tax relief bill
which is expected to encounter
opposition in the Senate.
With revisions suggested by
the Justice and Treasury De-
partments and believed likely
to meet some of the Senate OBJ
jections, the bill would ease the
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Juun CristohnI, "a,
Spanish SCULPTOR

MADRID, Sept. 20 (AP). -
Spanish sculptor Juan Cristo-
bal died yesterday. He was g..
His best known works include
the statues of Ell Cid, legendary
Spanish hero Of the 11th Gen.
tury, in Burgos, and that of
the late Dominican dictator
Generalissimo Trujillo, in Ciu-
dad Trujillo.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Judge Pope, S.,
Of Cook County

CHICAGO, Sept. 20 (AP).-
Judge Joseph A. Pope, SIS, of
Cook County Superior Court,
died yesterday in his cham
bers. He apparently suffered
a heart attack.
Judge Pope was elected to
Superior Court in 1858 and re-
elected in 1883.
Before his election to Su-
perior Court, he was a munich
pal Judge and corporation
council.
Surviving are his widow,
Loretta; a son, Michael, II, and
three daughters. Penny, 1S,
Judy. 16. and Jill. 8.
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I'm Aapnturtaitt

ADAMS, KATIE MOORE. A tribute o.
love and devotion to the memory o.
our mother and grandmother, whit
left US three years ago today, Sep
tember 20, 1858.
Those whom you love, you nevel
RAE HIiE.:i :TiHE1MA. LOUISE AND BUDDY
COLE, MARY v. In loving memor!
of our dear friend. MARY v. COLE
who left US seventeen years aRt
today. September 20, 1914.
Just q loving thought.
just a silent tear:
Just a beautiful memory
FRANKIE CALDWELL.
EARLY, LIZZIE MAE. In memory o.
my wife. LIZZIE MAE EARLY, whC
passed away one year ago today
September 20, 1850. ,,r,-o,,
GRIFFIN, THOMAS M. W. In lovint
uncle. THoMAs NJ W. GKIFFiN
who passed away eleven years age
today, September 20, 1850.
Loving. kind and patient in youl
Upright and Just to the end of your
Papa. we do not need this special
day y,,rd,. ss bring you to ou'
In our hearts you are with US al
cAILpRaN ali rRisi AND NIECE.
HALL, JAMES Il. In loving memory
of JAMES H. HALL. who passed
away three years ago. september 20,
1858.
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memories still;
Rnt death has left lOnEltnRgS
The world can never fill.
HIS LONELY WIFE, MABEL M
HALL, AND FAMILY.
JEFFERSON. BENJAMIN. In memory
Of my beloved husband, BENJAMIN
JEFFERSON. who departed this life
two years ago. September 20. 1853
Some may think / have forgotten
But lit little " they 'i know @ the he heartach. s s
! have suffered. all the while.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, VIOLET A
MARSHALL, WILLIAM H. Sacred tc
the memory of my devoted husband
WILLIAM H. MARSHALL, who de-
parted this life three years ago to-
day, September 20, 1855.
GOD can calm the troubled mind
Thou its dread can still.
Teach me to be all resigned
10 my Fathers will.
My God in whom are all the springs
OF boundleSs love and peace un-
known,
Hids me beneath Thy spreading
wings,
TIL Til the dark cloud Is oyerbIown.
POINDEXIER, DoROTHY Z: In mem
who departed this life September
20, 1860, sister of Annie L. Fox,
daughter of Edward Young, step.
daughter Of Mary Young,
She's gone, but not forgotten.
THE FAMILY.
PoINDExTER, DOROTHY Y. In low.
DOROTHY =. Po1NbExTER. who
departed this life one year ago to-
day. September 20, 1860.
Gone. but not forgotten.
VleRRo5Ew sRowNEIRA.c IRAcKs0EL ss0REELyNJ NJosEnHINE FRENEE
And ETIHEL <. 'eliM dApD1s.f fNNNch
WALTER c. An affection
loved father, WALTER c. STEWART,
who passed September 20, 1852.
When craving days demand their toll
And TINE goes in review,
Wen ask no richer gift Of God
Than lust 70 be with you.
JOE AND EDNA, MARIE, PETE,
Observation-Disclosures. GkslaSgs: bRfE AND THE
GEORGE F. IN loving mem
father, GEORGE F. WEIGH, who
passed away three years ago today.
September 20, 1855.
cherished memory sweet and true,
With greatest love We think Of you
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
House Is Marking Time
After Arms AgencyOK.
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

Passage of disarmament agency bill left the HOUSE
today with comparatively little to do except wait for the
Senate to wind up work for the year.
Between and final adjournment when the Senate
catches up perhaps until early week. the House
planned occupy itself with dstrng
Evening star., 1961-09-20
Alberto SuIietti, 50

CHIAVARI, Italy, Sept. 20
(AP).-Italian painter Alberto
Salietti died yesterday of a
heart attack. He was SO.
Evening star., 1961-09-20
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-Choice sites, one or
more, Sl00 or less; Florida owner.
must sell. 56S-6314.
CEDAR HILL-Sec. 90. lot 1870 sites
g. S. Il; near gate; S375; terms. S25
Church, Val plot, consists Of 4
gravesites, $500. HU. 1916.
Evening star., 1961-09-20

am. tomorrow at Chambers
Funeral Home. 3072 M street
NV. with burial in Parklawn
Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

: Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81. and Mass. Ave NE. Ii. 3-520C
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0arn nf Thanks

CosENZA, REV. JOSEPH F. X, 5. ].
REv S JOSEF JOSEPH ffss2z1 F. < cosaNzA Esszl j. a.
wishes TO thank priests. nuns and
: friends for the memorials, masses
and sympathy cards received during
their recent bereavement.
MRS. JOSEPH COSENzA.
S21 North Beechwood ST., Philadel-
, phia 30, Pa.
AAVRITTE, REV. WILLIAM II. The
family Of the late REV. WILLIAM
H MAVRTTTE Acknowledges the
many kind expressions and fevorS
extended them in the passing Of
their beloved father. Thanks to
all Of you who contributed. 20
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Draths

HENDERSON, LOUISA N. On wednes-
day, September 20. 1851, LOUISA
sinis ave-, Falls Church. Va, beloved
mother Of Or. Edwin B. Henderson,
Charles NJ. Henderson and Mrs. An
ME Henderson Briggs. Also surviv-
ing are other relatives and many
friends. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements BY MCGUIRE. Inc. %
JOHN PAUL. sr. On sun
day. September II, 1861, at his
residence. $500 Webster ST., Brent
wood Nd, JOHN PAUL HOFFMAN.
Sr., the beloved husband OF Mrs.
Ruth c. Hoffman; father OF John
Paul. IT,; George G., Joseph D,
Charles p. Daniel B.. Julius E.,
Paul R., Harold j., Michael r. and
John F. Hoffman, Mrs. Dorothy
Sloan. Mrs. Mary McCarty, Mrs.
Anna M. BalsinEer. Mrs. Marie II.
collars and Mrs. Agnes B. Stuart;
brother Of Mrs. Mary e. Parker and
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Wilson. Also sur
vived by 20 grandchildren and two
great grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave. me-, until
$50 am. Thursday. September 81
REQUIEM mass will be offered at St.
James Catholic Church, :}G.S Rhode
Island ave, Mount Rainier Nd. at
10 am. Interment Arlington Gene
terry. 90
Evening star., 1961-09-20

day, SEPTEMBER Is, 1851. H HoMET SSISI
L. LANEY Of 412 Eye st. ne, de.
voted husband of Theresa c. Larey
father. Of Gwendolyn, Carl, Jane
and Sharon Laney.. He also is sur
Laney: three brothers, James, Fred,
erick and Lloyd Laney; two sisters
Mrs. Marserline Hall and Marjori,
Laney: one erandchild. Tijuana
Laney; host Of ether relatives ant
september 21. friends may call a
Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 r. I
ave. NV, where services will b,
held on Friday. September %, a.
12 noon, Rev. c. w. Turns officiat.
ing. IntermeDt Lincoln Menoria
Cemetery u
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Announcement Of
Services BY Chamber,
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MARKowITz, SARAH APPLEsrEN

SARAH xPPLEsTEiIN MARRkoWVgf1T5z; VIII
OF 1885 Missouri ave. NV, beloved
wife of Henry Markowitx and de-
voted mother Of Mrs. Harry DacH-
man of Baltimore, Nd, and How.
ard Harris of Baltimore, Nd. She
also is survived By three sisters,
Mrs. Herman Norman. Mrs. Maurice
Eisenberg and Miss Frieda Apple
stein; three brothers, Harry, BEN
jannin and Herman Applestein, and
four Grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard DanZansky a
Sons Funeral Home, 35Ol 18th st,
NV. on Thursday. September Il
at y noon; Interment King David
Memorial Garden. 20
MASON. ANNIE E. on Tuesday, sep-
tember l9, 1861, ANNIE MASON
beloved wife of the late Abner Neal
Mason of Brandywine, Nd: mother
of Mary Phillips, Lila and Myrta
Duley. Estelle Williams, Nellie Gal
lahan, Lena Gemeny, Neal ano
Charles A. Mason sister Of Van A,
Charles H. and Louis A. Potter
Also survived by "a grandchildren
45 great-grandchildre and two
great-great-Rrandch Funera
from the walter W. Deal Funera
Home. 1912 Georgia ave. NV. or
Friday. September %. At nm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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day septembsr is, 1891, at S her
residence. $50 NJ st. NV. ELIZA.
BETH c. PARKER, beloved wife Of
Albert P. Parker. mother Of Archie
Chambers and Francis A. Parker
mother -in-law Of Eva Chambers
Frances I. Parker and Franklin
Eskridge. Four grandchildren ARD
other relatives also survive. After
pm. Friday, September %, friends
may call at Crouch's Funeral Home,
81 X st. NV Service will be held
Saturday, September %. at ! pm.
at SOL M ST. NV, Elder Wilkerson
officiating. Interment Harmony
Cemetery. oI
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SIEr nENS: WALLACE FRANKLIN
sSSsRrfN si2tsRisE III hANsfhj ssfi sFAftHAAsS TAtAs
Charles nq c IT, AND and ETA soYsr B st:SR.us, sDR 81
brother Of Mrs. Sarah z: Bane,
Charles III. Paul B., William L.,
Flossie o.. Richard L. and Emma
Marie Stephens; grandson Of Charles
c. and Flossie Stephens, and Hem
.rletta Briggs; There are two nieces
and one nephew. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. lparking oppositeI
where services will be held Friday.
September -, at 1880 am. Also
services at the Potomac Baptist
Church. King George County, Va, al
$3.50 pm. Interment church ceme-
terry. 81
EDNA BELL. OF wash
ington, D. c.. on September II,
1851. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral, neral Home; 5l7 l1th st; Sc. on
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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LEAPER. sHERRI ~, Y; On Friday.
sasEs ssHts%Ser h.nS.d lSSi sHEREi 81 "
J. and Virginia Leaper After $50
am. Thursday, September 81, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1890 9th st. NV,
am. fnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 90
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PAYNE, ROY THOMAS sToMMY,, s.

On Monday. september T Il. L 1isSi, 81.
fHoSAs 81 sAlsSsSaSM5le ToSM FSYRSH FsSS;Rtis st ROY 4
1903 Tucker ave. Mclean, va,
husband Of Faye g. Payne. father
CHA Payne Of the home adaress:
brother of Mrs. Edward Snyder OF
Fairfield, Pa. Friends may call
at the Everly.Wheatley Funeral
Home, 1900 West Braddock rd.
Alexandria, Va. where services Will
at IL am on
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ten, TEMPER ISaTN III 5ssl sSSs 4 sESyid:asi HS;
Catherine Landes, father 81 Robert,
Jackie and Michael Landes. Friends
may call at the g.. H, Hines Co. Fu-
pm. until 10 pm. Wednesday.
September 20 (parking facilitiesI
Services and interment Petersburg,
W. Va.
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LIPPsC.oMB, PsS.o, CORA ,Js, I; on on Tues;daH,;y:, y:
Hospieal HsssS@Gsf cora SOi iE1pscoESasS,a ss.
loved wife of the late Mason C.
Lipscomb, sr.; mother. of Mrs. Ber.
tina Rollins and Mr.. Mason C. Lips
comb, ir.; grandmother Of Richard
Rollins Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held on Thursday. September
II. at / pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
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HALL, CLIFTON. On Monday, septem-
Der IS, 1861, at Mount Alto Hospital,
devoted husband Of Carrie Hall. He
also leaves to mourn their loss three
sisters, two brothers, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines d Co. Funeral
parking facilities, where friends
may call after 4 pm. Thursday,
September 81. Funeral services FRI
day. September -, at / pm, at
the New Samaritan Baptist Church,
624 Sth st. me-. the Rev. Robert
Harrison officiating Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 81
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MACK, ELIZABETH. On Tuesday. Sep
tember 10. 1861, at her residence.
1872 Massachusetts ave. s.e., ELIZ-
ABETH MACK. devoted mother Of
Columbus Mack. sister of Mrs.
Mamie Elder Mrs. Isabelle Anthony,
Mrs. Minnie Lee Clyburn. Leroy,
Rubin. Henry, Eddie. Isaac and
Alton Moore. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Rollins. %
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4sd ave. Hyattsviiie, Md. on
September 10, 1861, husband Of Ruth
NJ. Koehler and brother OF Mrs
Ella Sussmann of New York City
Also survived by two nephewS. Frank
cbSsm5sr sPbS Herbert STssmann 0 Remains ssS q
Cleveland ave, RiVerdale. Nd,
until Friday, September ~, 10 am
Services at the Little Church in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery at II am.
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GLEASON (nee Appertii, of 970i
Narrassnasett pkvy:,, colless Park
Joseph Michael Gleason, daughter
Of Mrs. Jean Apperti, Also survived
by six sisters and three brothers.
Friends may call at Nalley's Fu-
at Eastern ave. ne. Funeral Thurs
day, September II, at 9 am thence
to Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
College Park. Md, where requiem
Tor the repose Of her soul. Rels-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers, expressions Of sympathy
may be made by offerings Of masses,
spiritual bouquets, contributions to
St. AIMS Infant Home or the
American Cancer Society. Rosary
at z pm. Wednesday, September 20.