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the Contessa della Gherard-
eSca, an Italian delegate.
But that is not true of my
countrymen." the Contessa
continued with a smile. THE
Italians ask me, Are you 60
ing to see Jacqueline?' When
I say no, Mrs. Kennedy
would not be there, they
shrugged. They did not mind
my going"
Senorita Rosario Ortiz de
zevallos of Peru found the
day-long trip, which took the
women from MATS Termi-
nal to a press reception at
the Presidents Guest House
to the White House (where
they also had a blue ribbon
tour to Mrs. RuSk's lunch,
to the Lincoln Memorial, the
National Gallery of Art and
the home of Mrs. Lyndon
johnson for tea, terrific for
good will" adding:
IF we could only go back
tonight we would vote yes on
everything!"
Mr.. Ball Receives
Acting Secretary of State
George Ball joined Mrs. Rusk
in the receiving line to well
come her luncheon guests
in the absence of Mr.. Rusk,
who is attending meetings in
e Europe.
Mrs. Johnson's tea lived up
handsomely to her stated in
tention to give the visitors
an idea of a party in an
American home"
Holly and Music
There were big holly
wreaths at the door, fires
burned merrily in every fire
place,A and the Air Forces
Singing Strings played music
as the delegates. by then
somewhat footsore, arrived.
Eight of the 10 Cabinet
wives excluding only Mrs.
Dillon and Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy, who are out of town,
turned out to help Mrs.
johnson provide warm, Tex
as-type hospitality, as did
several of Mrs. Johnson's
Texas friends.
Mrs. Perle Mesta, making
her first visit to the john
sons new home, The Elms,
since she sold it to them this
spring, also was in the well
coming group. Mrs. Mesta
spends much of her time in
New York these days as an
official U. N. observer for
the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs, and knew
many of the visiting dele
gates.
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Sally Lou Powell,
SchooIteucher
And FormerWAC

Miss Sally Lou Powell, 56. an
Arlington County teacher since
l949, died Friday at her home,
1851 Martha Gusts drive, Alex
andria.
A native Of Valdosta, Ga,
Miss Powell was graduated in
1928 from Wesleyan College In
Macon, Ga, with a bachelor of
arts degree. In 1853 she received
a masters degree in English
from George Washington Uni
versity.
Miss Powell came to the
Washington area in 194l and
worked as a Government sec
retary for a year until she en-
listed in the Women's Army
Corps. She retired from the
service IN l945 as a master SER
geant and again returned to
Government work.
In l949, Miss Powell began
teaching in Arlington. She was
a seventh-grade English and
history teacher at the Gunston
Junior High School at the time
OF her death. She was a men,
Der of the Arlington, Virginia
and National Education Associ-
ationS.
Miss Powell leaves q sister,
Annie Mae, of the home ad-
dress, and a brother, Frederic.
of the Canary Islands.
Services will be tomorrow in
Valdosta.
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6. F. Staubs,
Crash Victim

PURCELLVILLE. Va, Dec. Q
(SpeciaD Army Sp. 5 Gilbert
Franklin Staubs, "a. of Purcell
vile, was reported killed in a
military plane crash in Ger
many last Monday.
The Defense Department first
reported the plane missing on
Tuesday. and notified Special
ist Staubs' parents of his death
on Thursday. Information on
other casualties in the crash
was not available yesterday.
Specialist Staubs was me-
chanic in the seth Signal Bat
talon. which was ordered to
Germany last October l. He
was on his second tour Of duty.
A native Of Loudoun County,
he enlisted five years ago after
being graduated from Loudoun
County High School. He spent
his first three years as a para
trooper, % months of them in
Germany, where he met and
married his wife Hannelore.
She is living in Purcellville
with their 2-year-old daughter,
Patricia Ann, and Specialist
Staubs' parents, MI. and Mrs.
Paul Staubs.
He also leaves three brothers,
Paul and Earl, both of Purcell
vile, and Louis Of Leesburg,
Va, and two sisters. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Dean Of Fairfax, and Mrs.
Agnes Hough Of Leesburg.
Funeral arrangements are
not complete.
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John KookIey, Co-Founder
Of Chain of Waffle Shops

John M. Kookley, Sc, CO.
founder and treasurer of Waf-
file Shops, Inc, died Of a heart
attack Friday at the Washing
ton Hospital Center.
Mr.. Kookley was born on the
Isle of Crete and came TO this
country in 1912. He lived until
1880 in Pittsburgh, where he
owned a restaurant.
In 1881 he opened the first
Waffle Shop here, at 1900 Ben
ming road NE. Since that time
he has opened nine more Waf-
file Shops.
In 1852 and 1858 he was
president of the Greek Com
munity here. He was chairman
Of the reception committee for
Queen Frederika Of Greece
in 1858.
He leaves his wife. Catherine
Kookley, Of 47l9 Merivale road l.,
Chevy Chase; daughter, Mrs.
George Panagos, of 5000 Tun-
law road NV, and two sisters.
Mrs. William Revis. of 400 Jen-
ifer street NV, and Mrs. Nick
Sarlis. of 5407 Forty first street
NV.
His mother, two sisters, and a
brother still live in Greece.
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B. {. DooIittIe
Of Silver Spring,
Star Stereotyper

Benjamin E. Doolittle, SO, a
stereotyper for The Star for IL
years, died yesterday in Provi-
dence Hospital Of cancer. He
lived at 1os Williamsburg drive,
Silver Spring,
Mr.. Doolittle, a native Of
Harpursville, N. Y, moved to st.
Petersburg. Fla, after high
school and served his appren-
ticeship there with the st.
Petersburg Times. He remained
with the paper for 10 years.
In 1928 Mr.. Doolittle moved
to Washington and worked as a
stereotyper for the Washington
Post. He left the Post after 81
years, coming to The Star in
l949.
Mr.. Doolittle went home from
The Star on May II Of this year
for the last time. and entered
the hospital soon after.
He was a member of the In
ternational Stereotypers and
Electrotypers Union, Local 10.
He leaves his wife, Daisy, Of
the home address, and his
father. James. of Harpursville.
Services will be at 2 pm.
at the Warner Pun
phrey Funeral Home, S424
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Dratha

WOLF. ELIZABETH NJ. OF ssI4 Early
St. Maryland Park. Nd. on De
esmbsr s. 1891 wife Eits Of the late
more than 30 years; sister of Anna
Deibert and aunt OF Robert Hernet.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home.
81 nth st. se on TUESDAY: De
Arlington National Cemetery.
WRIGHT. LILLIAN IRENE. On Fri
DAY; Deeembs5 s. 1881, LILLIAN
Hill. Va, daughter Of the late Abner
and Lillian Z. Wright She is
survived by a brother. John H.
Wright OF 37OO Massachusetts, ave.
cS co rans1a SssSifsi Home. ting sS 81 4tR Rnis st
NV. on Tuesday, December IL. At
> pm. (parking facilities). Inter
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. Friends
may call on Sunday and Monday.
December 10 and IL. IL
wYLY. GEORGE. On Thursday. De-
eember, T., 1851, at Prince Georges
S'nsES g sM .nls aUSpta A GEORGE 7G r,.vSii wSiY
Nd. beloved husband OF Mrs. Effie
Wyly father Of Robert S. Wyly.
brother Of oliver WHY Of stephens
vile. Tex. and grandfather Of Ger
msy as call ind ths f.. Z FTgera Mgy He.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday.
December II, at ll:30 am. Inter
ment National Memorial Park. 10
YATES. GEORGE. On Friday. Decem-
GEORGE YATES Of 30S i4th St. s.e..
beloved husband OF Mrs. Grace
Yates. and father of Georee H
Yates. jr: He also leaves a brother,
joseph Yates; three grandsons. Ru-
dolph. Louis and Lawrence Yates:
q great-grandson; two aunts. Mrs.
Mary E. Thomas and Miss Henrietta
Waters: other relatives and friends
Friends may call on Tuesday. De-
pm. at the Funeral Home of Alex
ander s. Pope. 414 18th st. Sc.
where the rosary will be recited at
I:3O pm. Solemn requiem mass
will be sung on Wednesday Decem-
ber l3 at Q am. ct the st. .Cypri-
ans Church 18th and c SITS. Sc
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry TO- l2
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Richard B. Washington,
Attorney, Dies at Is

Richard Blackburn Washing
ton, rs, who practiced law in
Washington and Alexandria for
many years, died Friday in his
home on Route 4 in Vienna, Va.
Mr.. Washington was born on
Waveland Farm, in Fauquier
County, Va. and was a collat-
eral descendant Of George
Washington. He came to Wash
ington in the early 1900s to
study at George Washington
University.
He received a law degree from
George Washington in 1907,
and was for two years an as
sistant to the United States
consul in Plauen, Germany, be-
fore opening law offices in
Alexandria.
For many years he had Of
fices In the District at SOB F.
street NV.
Mr.. Washington was a mem
ber of the Masons, and of the
Vestry of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Alexandria.
He leaves his wife, Lillian
Washington, OF the home ad-
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Robert Mitchell,
Ex-RFC Official

Robert A. Mitchell, 70. Wash
lngton resident for IL years
and former examiner with the
Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration, died yesterday at his
home in Oahu, Hawaii, OF a
heart ailment.
Mr.. Mitchell, who lived here
from 1898 to l949 while serving
with the RFC, was a 32d De-
gree Mason, a member of Epi-
phany Episcopal Church and
the Kenwood Country Club.
He lived at the Ontario
Apartments, 1853 Ontario road
NV.
A native Of Atlanta, Ga, Mr..
Mitchell was graduated from
Georgia Tech with a degree in
mechanical engineering.
He leaves his wife, Marian,
and a son. Robert A., jr., of
Oahu, another son. Navy
Comdr. John j. Of 1912 Circle
Hill road. Alexandria; a sister,
Miss Martha Mitchell Of At
lanta, and two grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
held in Hawaii.
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dress; six sons: Lawrence and
John Washington, both of
Alexandria; Richard B. Wash
ington, jr., and Thomas l.,
Washington, both of Wood
bridge, Va; the Rev. Jaquelin
Washington Of Lubbock, Tex,
and Fielding l.. Washington OF
Riverside, Calf; and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Hougas OF
Crystal Lake. III.
He also leaves four sisters
Miss Annie M. Washington,
Miss Pattie w. Washington and
Mrs. owen Lewis, all OF 1888
Lamont street NV; and Mrs.
Philip Dawson Of Alexandria
and four brothers: Preston
Washington Of Huntington, w.
Va; Willis Washington OF
Front Royal, Va: F.. Ryland
Washington of Winchester, Va,
and John A. Washington of
Florida.
Services will be tomorrow at
IL am. at the Old Falls Church,
lis East Fairfax street, Falls
Church. Burial will be in Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
I'm Mrntnrtatit

EwELL. FRED W. AND SUSIE r. In
memory Of our dear father and
mother. who passed away: FRED
W., December 8. 1888; SUSIE B..
December 3. 1885.
We shall always love and miss YOU
YoIR IFR,6t1g 6AgGHTMEEss n B MRS; t11Ls1AS )
sPPRI9os, AND BRoTaE
HENRY toMAX.
GENSBERG, Kenneth. Passed away
December 10, 1941: aged II years,
Memory is quiet pain.
Deep within our hearts;
constant wordless longing.
Because we are apart.
MOTHER. DAD AND SISTER,
JOHNSON. ELIZABETH L. In low
ing memory of our dear mother
ELIZABETH l.. JOHNSON. who
December 10. 1860.
In memory's lovely garden.
Where remembered Joy blooms fair
Your memory. dearest Mother.
Is the brightest blossom there.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, MISS
GEORGIA JOHNSON AND MRS.
KENNEY. ANNA MASSEY. In loving
MASSEY KENNEY, who passed sud
denly on December 12, 1882.
Deep in my heart is a picture
OF a loved one laid to rest;
In memory'S frame ! shall keep H..
For she was one of the best.
Called from this world for peace and
called by COD, who know:th best.
AeT Aeq memery %se snf ss ss a%sSs Esen sleep
DEVOTED HUSBAND, CHARLES E.
KENNEY.
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francesca Suveri

ROME, Dec. 8 (AP).-Prof.
Francesca Saveri, 80, Italian
mathematician. died yesterday.
Prof. Saveri was the author of
several studies Of geometry and
was a member Of the science
academies Of Russia, Germany,
France, Spain, Hungary and
Portugal.
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Services will be tomorrow at
l:30 pm. at st. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Cathedral, Thirty
sixth street and Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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KNIGHT. HATTIE M. In memory OF
dear friend. HATTIE M. KNIGHT.
who passed away December ] l. 1855.
snail always love and miss you.
DEVOTED FRIEND. LILLIAN JEN-
IOUS.
MeGRATH, THOMAS J. In loving
memory Of our father and brother.
THOMAS j. McGRATH, who died
four years ago today. December 10.
1857.
God gave US a wonderful father.
Goo made his smile as the sunshine.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. SON
IN5LAW AND SISTERS, CECILIA
oSE %ARH " Ha d,, sss5sa msfSsr e SARY as
ELLEN oNEiLL. who died eighteen
years ago today. December 10. 1898.
Your memory is as dear today
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
ROBINSON. CORA BROWN. With
guidance Of her loving arms around
ovns Pay fnogss Osssr to eSsi ass 0sSs sssoSWS StS
ROBINSON. called to, rest December
u. 1899.
When the evening shadows are
And ! am sitting All alone.
III my ncdIb lltTt COMES q lOnElnHt
II my darling mother could only
come home.
Gone from this world Of grief and
sorrow
To land of peace and rest.
God has taken you. my dear Mother,
Where you have eternal rest
Waiting til come home to her,
Anxious If I was late:
Watching from Heavens window,
Leaning from Heavens gate.
YOUR LONESOME. VOTED
DAUGHTER. SARAH SKIPWTTH
PETERSON.
RUSSELL. MAMIE BURREI. In low
ing memory Of our aunt. MAMIE
BURREL. RUSSELL. who departed
this life seven years ago, December
NIEcEs AND NEPHEws
WATERS, FRANCIS A. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband. FRANCIS
A. WATERS, who departed this life
twenty-five years ago today, De-
cember 10. 1899.
. Away in the land OF the sunrise.
Separated by Heavens sold door.
Ny loved one is patiently waiting,
Not dead, Just gone before.
LOVING WIFE, MARY c. WATERS
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Anurtltnus

BEEKMAN. SIDNEY. There will be
an urveiltns for the late SIDNEY
BEEKMAN, beloved husband ana
father Of Estelle Beekman and Stacy
Alynn. oil Sunday. December n:
1851. at II am. At King David
Memorial Garden. Falls Church. Va.
Relatives and friends are invited.
lO.15.l6,E
GARNAR, KITTY. dwelling for
KITTY GARNAR will be held on
Sunday. December 10 1881. at II
am, at Adas Israel congregation
Cemetery. p,3'lu
FRAwDE. AARON. There will be an
unveiling OF a plaque In loving
memory OF AARON PRAWpE at
King David Cemetery. Falls Church,
Va. on sunday. December II, 1851,
at | pm. lu'lb
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ment. THE SYKES
WILLIAMS, RUTH C.
the late RUTH C. WI
10 express their sine
the many friends n
Dratha

AiEEs: EDITH NJ; Me On wfsnssdsg SIYSs.G.
Naval Hospital, EDITH M AILEs
3i 46It South 18th, st: Ariinstoni
'i,%hf mother '" Of HneS LIE John ofli v Aiss ",
Ii. S. Navy, New London, Conn,
and 1t Robert H. Allies, U. 5 Navy
Mcintire, Miami Fla She also is
Friends sSu may cali at ne Arlington
Funeral Home, 39dl North Fairfax
.dr,, Arlington, Va, stteT, = pm
Sunday, December 10 Funeral serv-
1880 1880 am am. at The Naval securtIy
station Chapel. 3Sul Nebraska ave.
NV, washington, .. c lnterment
AEGELIER, MELVIN NJ. OF $40
ingalls, ave. Lsndoyer Estates. MD;
Nell N, AnSeIier. father Of Raymond
Of Daniel Dam M N. Anseiier, brother Of
.Wilbert D. Angelier. Mrs; Charles
FIstcheE s.rsics. snd Mrs; T5S%aS CSS a. her: ,;
Ss9issrsl 1Ssa.l Home. 5sol cievels snd ave-,
Riverdale, Nd Tuesday December
10 at ! pm: 1nterment Fort
AgDRRY. GEoRGIANA weldon. On
GIHsk llasi, REEpoS REis@oSF ARDEaRYf Of 45S5
Quebec St nv beIoys. os.r wife II %,V'. q Wl, n
Breckenridge. III. Ellen Adair and
.Dsborah Kenner Ardery. Services
Ef1l BE- held at st. Adams Episcopsi
chnrch. Mass. and Wisconsin aves.
INV. on Tuesday. December L., al
30 am. Interment Paris, KY.
ARMIsTEAD. EDWARD. On Thurs
All aSiEM1gffHb gffsHbSsG Of sIa se ith sRWSEn F. SS
,devoted husband Of Lydien Arm-
stead: also survived by other relatives
.-And friends. After go pm, Sun,
shsy, December 10. friends may esli
Rhode Island ave. NV. where sery-
, ices will be held on Monday. Decem-
bel. IL. at II am Rev. s. A. Daven-
port officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
ARMSTRONG. CAPT. JOHN LANDERs,
LSA tRetired. On Tuesday. De
fgSsTR6Nd fs%5sE + ds6 i,sG CAPT retTcd1 }oHN d di
1905 Frederick rd.. catonsville, Md
father of John F., Edward r. and
-gda, r. Armstrong. brother. of Mrs.
go;is Jones Of SteWartfyilf tbs R,r.1d ind
NV. after pm. sunday, De
cember 10. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday. December Il
at2 pm. Interment, with full mil
.1tary honors. Arlington Nat;2nal
Cemetery. II
AuSBROOKs. MARVIN. On Friday.
December s, 1861, MARVIN AUS
BROOKS of 1915 Wallach place NV.
He is survived by a wife, Mrs Dolly
Ann Ausbrooks; a loving mother
Mrs. Della Motz; four sisters. three
brothers and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
Horizons Mortuary. 1924 You St
NV. on Sunday. December 10, after
~ noon. Funeral services on Mon
day. December II, at - noon, at
the Temple Church Of God in Christ:
. -I435 Park rd. NV. Bishop Samuel
Kelsey. minister. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 10'
BOWMAN, JOSEPH DesALEs. On
AfiinSton Hospital. JOSEPH De
BALES BOWMAN OF 3434 s. 25th
St Arlington, Va, the beloved hus
band Of Mrs. Ethel Bowman. He
leaves many other relatives and
friends. Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander s. Pope.
%l4 18th st. Sc.
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Garh nf Thanks

BEGLE. ELIZABETH Z. The family
Of the late ELIZABETH E; BEGLE
probation to the Rev. rrueheart OF
the Mount Horeh Baptist Church,
friends and neighbors for flowers.
cards and other acts OF EinoneSS
CLAUDE BEGLE. Jr.
BROWN. F. OVERS. Our sincere ap-
probation and gratitude to our
monsisncr priests alta. alta! boy boys, ni,sh pal,
bors for their kind expressions OF
MRRDA'AaNSD Mr.. AND MRS. RICHARD 4,
ek3WSi skfR' Mrs MESi ESALYA MASLE1k 8 THoMF 2:
BUTLER, WILLIAM WALTER. The
family Of the late WILLIAM WAL
TER BUTLER Acknowledges with
pressions OF sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
MRS. MARY F. BUTLER AND FAM
lily.
htEoGfSSs' .iy q n. late atsGS nENoRA % j, HEN
DERSON wishes to express our
deepest appreciation to All our rela-
tives. friends and neighborS for the
other acts OF sympathy during our
Nreeent bereavement
THE HENDERSON FAMILY.
howard. DOROTHY C. The family
of the late DOROTHY c; HOWARD
to the First Baptist. Church Of
~Deanwood. the Rev. A. Allen, and
other clergymen, the church choir
and to the many frienGs and ntlS2-
~bors for floral sprays. use OF their
kind expressions Of sympathy dur
ing our recent heresvement
THE FAMILY.
RArNES. MARJORIE MILES. The
family Of the late MRS. MARJORIE
,edEe and thank ali OF their many
thoughtfulneSs and many kindnesses
during their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
sykes. LILLIAN B. The family of
vthe late LILLIAN B. SYKES wishes
Ito express our deepest appreciation
Ito all our relatives. friends, and
,neighbcrs for the floral tributes.
cards. telesrams and other acts OF
.np ymP'hFF FEE dgFHE sYEkfs GSs Tsssni FSMS 70
WILLIAMS, RUTH C. The family OF
the late RUTH C. WILLIAMS wishes
10 express their sincere thanks to
Ttives and orsanizs tions for their
kind expressions OF sympathy and
contributions during our recent be-
,REv; AND MRS, wILLMoRE \.
.. EARD AND FAMILY.
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BROWN, T. OVERS. Our sincere a
BUTLER. WILLIAM WALTER. Tn

BUTLER, WILLIAM WALTER. The
family Of the late WILLIAM WAL
TER BUTLER Acknowledges with
Sratetul appreciation your kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
MRS MARY F. BUTLER AND FAM
nv
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VLAkh. BENJAMIN =, On FfldRy,
Hospital, BENJAMIN 8. CLARK OF
1929 LIST ST. NV. Apt. 20. beloved
husband OF Nellie Clark and brother
OF DeSiree Glover of ASheville. N. c..
and Henry Clark OF Alexandria, Va
and friends From ) to 10 nm.
Tuesday. December IL. friends may
call at the Brooks 4 Allen Funeral
Home, 18th ST. and Florida ave
NV. where services will be held on
Wednesday, December IL at pm.
the Rev Charles P Miller officiat-
Ing. lnterment Harmony Memorial
Park 10
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In Mrntnrtant

KNIGHT. HATTIE NJ. In memory Of
dear friend. HATTIE NJ. KNIGHT.
who passed away December ] l. 1855.
shall always love and miss you.
DEVOTED FRIEND. LILLIAN JEN-
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BESSIE GIRSnN.

day, December :. 1881. BESSIE
GIBSON CONLON, beloved daugh-
ter of the late John Gibson. sister
Of Miss Maraaret P. Gibson. She
also is survived by one niece. Mrs
James l.. Flaherty. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday
December IL. at II am. Inter-
ment Oak Hill Cemetery. 10
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Az EnRRY. GEnRGIANA MEEnON. On

Friday. December S. 1861. GEoR-
CIANA WELDON ARDERY Of 4135
liam 3 Ardery. mother Of william
.Breckenridge. III. Ellen Adair and
DEBORAH Kenner Ardery. Services
vii be held at St Adams Episcopal
Church. Mass. and Wisconsin aves.
NV on Tuesday. December L., at
30 an. Interment Paris, Ky.
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DOOLITTLE, BENJAMIN EDGAR. {

Saturday. December .. 1881. at
EDGAR DooLfTTLE of iGS VII. Il.
liamSburg dr.. Silver Spring. Nd.
husband OF Daisy c. Doolittie and
son Of James A. Doolittle.. Mr..
Doolittle rests at the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home. SABA
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
where service will be held on Tues
day. December H.? at pm. park
ing facilitiesJ. lnterment Ft. Lincoln
Cemetery II
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HAWKINS. sERGT. FLOYD ALLEN

USMC. OF gO;S Baltimore ave.
College Park. Md. on December
5, 1861. husband OF Fave T, Haw-
klns. father OF Donna Fay. Victoria
Marie and Carolyn Virginia Haw-
kinS. son OF Mr. and Mrs Alvin
Hawkins. brother of Jerry NJ and
William David Hawkins. grandson OF
J. w. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Hawkins Services at Cham
oerS' Funeral Home 1901 Cleveland
ave. Riverdale. Nd. on Monday.
December IL. at l pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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HBNDEkSON, LENOkA J. The lam
lily OF the late LENORA J, HEN
DERSON wishes to express ouI
deepest appreciation to all our rela'
tives. friends and neighborS for tht
floral tributes, cards. kilograms anc
other acts OF sympathy during oul
Nreeent bereavement.
THE HENDERSON FAMILY.
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cember :. 1867. JAMES D. DEEGAN
Of IL West Austin ave. Alexandra,
Va. the husband of Helen j. Deegan,
father OF Amy P. Maureen L. and
Janet Marie Deegan. son OF Mrs.
Gertrude. NJ. Deegap OF Rockville,
Davis Of Binghamton. N. Y. Friends
may call at the Demaine Memorial
Chapel. $50 South Washington ST.
Alexandria. Va. after II noon Sun
day. December 10 Mass will ne
offered at 81, Louis Catholic Church
on TUESDAY. December IL. at lO:15
am. Interment Arlington National
Evening star., 1961-12-10

day, December s. 1861. at The
United States Naval Medical Cen
ter Bethesda Nd. DARWIN CORSO
OF old Domer ave. Silver Spring
Md. beloved husband of Edith NJ
Corso. father of Darlene Jo and
Mary Ann CorSo, son OF Laura NJ
Corso and brother OF Mrs. Rena
Norman. Mrs. Alba Carey, Homer
Vero. Robert and Gene CorSo
Friends NAV call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home. 400 Georgia ave.
NV" after pm. Sunday. Decem
Der 10. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday. December II,
at | a m. Interment Arlington Ma
tinnai Cemetery II
Evening star., 1961-12-10
NJ. IRENE RUsKIN. Secretary.
wAsHRURN, MAY. On Saturday De.

cember q, 1851. at her residence
2145 Decatur place NV. MISS MAY
WASHBURN. daughter Of the late
Rev. Henry Homer and Mary Eliza
beth .Washburn. beloved sister-in-
law Of Mrs. II. 8. Wsshburn OF west
Hartford, Conn. and Mrs John
Washburn of Lutherville. Nd; aunt
OF Mr.. Homer H. Washburn OF
Lutherville. Md. and Mr.. Roderick
WaShburn. also of West Hartford.
Conn. Private funeral services will
be held at Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 N st. NV. on Monday. De-
cember IL. at $50 pm. Iuterment
private.