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Dewitt Spencer,
Served at Naval
Weapons Plant

Dewitt T. Spencer, 81, a re-
tired Naval Weapons Plant
machinist, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after a brie1
illness.
Mr.. Spencer, of 3615 s street
NV, came to Washington a.
years ago from the Naval Yard
at Charleston, S. c., where he
had worked for about five years
as a machinist. He was born
in Pickens County, 8. C.
In 1858 Mr.. Spencer retired
after 80 years service with the
plant. once known as the Navy
Yard. After he retired he made
frequent trips to a farm which
he maintained as a hobby in
Haymarket, Va.
He was a member of the
Church Of the Pilgrims here.
Mr.. Spencer leaves three
children, Dewitt T. Spencer,
jr., Of Baltimore, Mrs. Olive e
Lawson Of Manassas, Va, and
Mrs. Josephine 8. Snow of Ma
nassas. He also leaves two
sisters. Mrs. I. M. BriSsey
Greenville, S. c.. and Mrs. j
H. Potts, Baltimore. and nine
grandchildren.
Services will be held At the
Church of the Pilgrims, Twen-
ty-Second and r streets NV.
at 2 pm. Wednesday. Burial
will be at Cedar Hill Cemetery
Suitland, Md.
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Homer M. Allen,
Agriculture Aide

Homer M. Allen, 81, an Agri-
culture Department official
died at the Washington Hospi-
tai Center Saturday after q
cerebral hemorrhage.
Mr.. Allen had been director
Of the business service division,
Farmers Home Administration
since 1854. He moved to Wash
ington in 1S47 and lived at
5000 Sixteenth street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 am. tomorrow at the
Francis Ashury Methodist
Church, 3l46 Sixteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Noun
tain Grove, Mo.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy take the
form Of contributions to the
American Heart Association.
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DOCTOR FORESEES
VACCINE TO STOP.
TOOTH CAVITIES
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
A vaccine to protect
against tooth cavities may
be developed one day. Con-
gress has been told.
DR.. Francis A. Arnold,
director Of the National
Institute Of Dental Re-
search. spoke Of the pos
sibility when he described
research on germ-free rats
bred by the National Insti-
tute Of Health.
If human carries Itooth
decay is also found to be
caused by a single, or only
a few specific micro
organisms" DR.. Arnold
said. the problem of its
eventual control will be
greatly Simplified. One oh
viouS possibility, although
purely conjectural. would
be the development of an
anti-caries vaccine. -
DR.. Arnold's testimony,
given to a House Appro-
priations subcommittee
March 29. was made pub
lie yesterday.
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6. Jeter Jones, IS,
Retired Banker

RICHMOND, May 8 CAPp -
G. Jeter Jones, S5-year-old re-
tired banker, died here yester-
day.
Mr.. Jones retired in 1946 as
q vice president of First IL Mer-
chants National Bank after SIS
years Of association with Rich
mond area banks. Since then
he had spent much Of his time
visiting the sick in nursing
homes and hospitals.
Active in civic affairs, he had
served as State campaign di-
rector for the National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis
He is survived by q daughter
Mrs. Leonard Newcomb OF
Hampton, and 4 son, G. Glenn
Jones Of Washington.
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John Cashmere,
Borough Chief

NEW YORK, May 8 (AP)-
Brooklyn Borough President
John Cashmere, IS, died in
Bellevue Hospital last night of
q heart attack.
He was taken i'll while riding
in his chAuffeur-driven auto
mobile on his way home from
q dinner and was taken to the
hospital.
Mr.. Cashmere had been
borough president Of Brooklyn
for Il years. A veteran cam
paigner, he was the unSuccess-
full Democratic candidate for
the United States Senate in
1852.
Born in Brooklyn on June
Z, 1895, Mr.. Cashmere attended
local schools and studied law,
corporation finance and busi-
ness management ut night
while holding down a fulltime
job during the day.
He entered the Army as a
private in 1917, ana, after
World War I, went into the
trucking and then the furni-
ture business.
He began his political career
in 1922, when he was elected
to the State Assembly from the
Fifth District.
Mr.. Cashmere leaves his
widow, Edythe, and a son,
James, who until recently
served as assistant legislative
representative for New York
Mayor Robert F. Wagner in
Albany.
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William BeoII Descendant
Of Georgetown Founder

William Marbury Beall, "a, a
member Of one of Georgetown's
oldest families, died Saturday
night at his home at 1870
Thirty-first street NV.
Mr.. Beall was a direct deS-
scendant Of Ninian Beall, who
in 1903 founded on the bank
Of the Potomac the settlement
now known as Georgetown.
Mr.. Beall was born in the
house in which he died. He
was the son of John j. and
Elizabeth Dodge Beall.
Engaged in insurance and
real estate business in Wash
ington. Mr.. Beall was president
Of the firm Of Bradley. Beall g.
Howard. and was a member Of
the advisory board Of Riggs
National Bank.
He was a member and past
president of the Maryland So
ciety of the Cincinnati, and was
senior member Of the national
body in length Of membership.
He also was a past general Off
Ger of the society.
Mr.. Beall was a member Of
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Mrs. Nee Connouehey,
Husband Was in FEC

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May
(AP) Mrs. George c. NC
Connaughey, 81, wife Of the
former Federal Communica
t1ons Commission chairman
died yesterday at her home in
suburban Upper Arlington.
nellie McConnaughey. born
in London, Ohio, was active in
social work in both Columbus
and Cleveland.
Besides her husband, Co
lumbus attorney who served
with the FEC during the EiSen-
hover administration, she
leaves two sons, George, jr.. of
Columbus, and David c., Of San
Francisco; two brothers. a sis
ter and three grandchildren.
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Picture Exhibit
Shows Germun
Theuter Boom

Whether he holds a 15-cent
standee ticket or q $40 box
seat, the German flocks to his
theaters-Some Of which are
among the most modern in the
world.
From the rubble Of the war.
more than 100 theaterS have
been built in the last 10 years.
In the Federal Republic of Ger
many there are now 200 thea
terS in 100 cities where perma-
nent acting groups play to full
houses every evening 10 months
a year. The audience in 1889
was 20 million. =
A photo exhibition of the New
Theater in Germany-modernt
istic theater houses with abb
stract muralS, overhanging box
seats, and balconies which pro-
iect starkly from the walls-iS
open in the Foyer Gallery Of
the Museum Of Natural History :
Constitution avenue and Tenth
street NV.
1t will be on view until May.
%, then will travel to Detroit,
Richmond, Chicago, Dallas
Cleveland. Boston and the
Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
Featured in the exhibit are,
the multi-million-dollar stages,
built with civic funds in many.
smaller German cities such as,
GelSenkirchen, Recklinghuasen :.
Munster, and Augsburg. City.
and state budgets contribute
over $40 million yearly to the
nations theaters.
Architects, such as Neutra OF
California and Aglto Of Fin-n
land, designed some Of the
stages where works Of Greek
playwrights. Shakespeare
Goethe, Pirande 10, Sarte, SAM,
Iuel Beckett, Brecht, O'Neill :
Arthur Miller. and Truman
Capote are performed. ~
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In Mrn,nrta,,t
BRoADHURsT, EARL M. In lovin

EARL M. In loving
memory Of my husband EARL M.
BRoADHURsT who passed away
May s, 1859.
The sun will rise, the shine will set,
And night will follow day,
But come what may I'll never forget
The day you went away.
The sun will rise. the sun will set,
But your kindness will live for
ever,
The many things you did for etherS
VIII be remembered for ever.
] miss you more as time SoeS on.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. HELEN.
SUTTON. JULIA A. In loving memory
Of our beloved mother. JULIA A.
SUTTON who departed this life
fifteen years ago today, May 8, 1946.
Time can not dim the memory
OF your love, which so enriched our
lives.
You live and will always live in
our hearts.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS,
RUTH AND ETHEL.
MARTHA J. Who departed
this life nine years age today, May
They say time heals all sorreW
Ana helpS us to fOrgOt,
But time so far has eniy proved
How much We miss yeu yet.
YOUR PALS, SEYMOUR BURKE,
MRS. MAGGIE JACKSON AND
ILLER DAY
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James F. Bell Dies; i
Founded General Mills

MINNEAPOLIS, May 9 (AP) =.
Ford Bell. 81, who
founded General Mills and who
helped bring breakfast cereals
and prepared bakery mixes into
American kitchens, died yester-
day.
His death came only about
two weeks after his wife had
died in Hawaii, and was caused.
his doctor said, by heart fail
ure resulting from old age.
Mr.. Bell, who was graduated
in chemistry. combined q pen
chant for the sciences and 4
business appreciation Of diversi-
fication to lead General Mills
into a host Of other industrial
fields.
He donated a library to the
University Of Minnesota that IS
considered the only library in
existence dedicated to the field
of trade. He was q major
contributor to the Museum Of
Natural History building at
Minnesota.
Mr.. Bell came to Minneapolis
as a boy when his father was
assigned as an executive for
Washburn Crosby Milling Co.
He Joined the company i'm
mediately on graduation from
the University of Minnesota
and was the executive who put
that company together with
other firms in 1923 to create
General Mills, described as the
worlds biggest milling COM
pany.
Mr.. Bell sought early to
branch out, encouraged the de-
velopment Of prepared break
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fast foods and food mixes. He
also led the company into such
diverse fields as technical in
strumentS. plaStics. and nu-
clear handling materials.
He retired as chairman Of the
board in lS47 and continued as
a member until his death.
Survivors include sons, Ford
Of Hopkins, Mimi. president Of
Red Owl Stores; Charles, now
president Of General Mills in
Minneapolis, and Samuel, a
Chandler (Ariz.) rancher and
sculptor, and a daughter. Mrs.
Herbert o. Perry, who now lives
in Honolulu.
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Futher, ; Children
Perish in Flames

PITTSBURGH. May 8 IAP)
"A father and his three chill
dren were killed yesterday a.
fire Of undetermined origin
swept through their home in
nearby Crescent township. 4
They were: Miles O'Brien. Sr.
"a; his two sons, Thomas, 8
and Miles. jr., Z; and his s.
year-old daughter Mary.
Mr.. O'Brien's wife was not
at home at the time Of the
blaze. The Allegheny County
coroner's office sale she has
been q patient ct Dixmont
State Hospital for some time.
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Boy Falls 90 Feet
Over Waterfall Lives
GADSDEN. Ala. Maya(Ap)

GADSDEN, Ala, May 3 (AP)
"A 14-year-old boy fell 80 feet
over a waterfall, and asked
reScuers who pulled him out oi
the rapids below: Am I go
ing to live?"
Junior Cross suffered in
ternal and facial injuries, but
his condition at Boaz-Albert-
vile Hospital was reported as
good.
The youth yesterday was Wis
iting Noccalul& Falls, q scenic
attraction on Gadsden'S out
skirts. when he leaned over q
guard rail, lost his balance and
slipped into the water.
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Obituaries
Darn nf Thauka

FISHER. WILLIAM J. We wish tc
2 Acknowledge with grateful appre-
cation the many expressions OF
kindness and sympathy ahown Us b.
our friends and neighborS in our
recent bereavement. Especially, too,
members Of st. Martins Church
Holy Name Society. st. Vincent De
Paul Society, his many friends Of
: the Post Office Department and the
Berkshire Apartments.
THE FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatnrillm

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Attn At. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT l113 9TH ST. NV
96o5 14th st. NV. To. 2-2336
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ALLEN. HOMER NJ. On Saturday, May
, 8. 1861, at Washington Hospital
Center. HOMER NJ. ALLEN Of 5000
18th ST. NV, beloved husband Of IVah
Allen. also survived by four sisters,
Bowler and Mrs. Bessie L. Allen. ali
OF Springfield, Mo-, and Jane Allen
OF New York City. Friends may call
A. the 8. H. Hines Company Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV. (parking
,Asbury Methodist Church, 3146 18th
At. NV. on Tuesday, May q, at IL 30
am. Interment Mountain Grove, Mo
fhe family wishes no flowers. Ex-
pressions Of sympathy may be made
70 the American Heart Association
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MrNALL. NErrIE NAOMI On ",

NETTIE NAOMI. on Mon
DAY. May g.. 1851. At her home,
1l400 Mspie View dr., Silver Spring.
Nd. NETTIE NAOMI McNALL, wife
OF William F. MeNall. Sr.: mother OF
Mrs. Ralph w; Goudy, Mrs. Carl N.
W, Atlee Charles and william r.
McNall, ir.: sister OF Mrs. Nina
Bowers, Mrs. Roy Miller. Mrs Henry
Eure, Fred Arthur. Alex and Lau-
renee Cunningham. There are "a
grandchildren and one great-Krand :
son. Mrs. McNall rests at the War
neI z Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd. tparkinE facilities). Notice OF
services later.
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BURCH, JAMES A. On Thursday, May

1. 1861. at Prince GEORGES General
Hospital, JAMES A. BURCH. He
is survived by four brothers, five
sisters. other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Monday. May
3, friends may call at the Robert
@. Mason Funeral Home, $500
Nichols ave. sc. GrAVeside services
on Tuesday. May 3. at am, at
St. IEnatius Church. Oxon Hill, Nd
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MCLEAN. LUCILLE. OF ia 9TH St.
Sc. on May 8. 1861, wife Of the late
Roy T. Mclean. mother Of Larry
tina c. Fisher. Survived by six
sisters and one brother Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 llth
st. Sc. on Tuesday. May q, at pm.
1nterment Washington National Gem
etery
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CHAPMAN. CLIFTON T. On saturd,,

May 6, 1851, CLIFTON Z. CHAP
NAN, beloved husband Of Hattie Mae
Chapman and father OF Jack and
Carson Chapman, Pauline johnson,
Dolores Jacobsen and Mary Rollins
Friends may call at his late resi-
dence, 1928 You st. Sc. where Sery-
ices will be held Wednesday, May 10.
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Cedar Hill Genie
tery- MattinRlN EmneEal 2erYice q
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COOPER, REGINA. On wednesday
May 3, 1851, REGINA COOPER Of
l105 6th st. Sc. daughter Of Agnes
She also is survived By other reia
tives and many friends. Friends may
call at the MalVan a. Schey, Inc,
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and
r st. NV, after 5 pm. today, where
prayers will be offered at $50 am.
Tuesday. May Q. Interment Har
mony Memorial Park.
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BROWN, SAMSON. On May 6. 1851
SAMSON BROWN. Of 1915 seth ave,
Huntsville. Md. husband Of Eliza
Brown. father of Samson Brown, Jr.
brother Of Mrs Frances Faux,
Edward Grant of New York City.
Jasper Brown Of Pasadena. Calf. and
English Brown Of Philadelphia. Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
ranRementS by Rollins Q
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BRIDGE, RANDOLPH. On Sunday,
May 1861. in Arlington Hospital
St. Herndon. Va, beloved brother OF
Mrs. Alma Sutphin and Bryant
Bridge Of Herndon, Va, and Willard
Bridge Of Rockville. Nd. Friends
may call at the Royston Funeral
Home. Middelburg. Va, where serv-
ices will be held Tuesday. May 2, At
pm. EDT. Interment Sharon
Cemetery. MiddlehurR Va
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FERRELL. DARLINGTON 2. on Mon

day, May s. 1861 PARRiN6ToN 81 SSO (.
FERRE1G of 1134 C st. ne. hus-
band of Marion Ferrell. father OF
Christine Ferrell and son of James
are a sister. Mrs. Anarrie Benson;
four brothers. Bernard j., Ellsworth
D.. kingsley N. and Norris J. Ferrell;
two sisters-in-law. one brother-in-
law. other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
ranEementS hH McGuire Inc 10
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On Saturday, May 8. 1861, at the
Washington SRnitarium and Hospital,
MICHAEL ALEXANDER CODIREN1I
Of 1709 Lebanon St., Langley Park.
West HyattSville, Nd. beloved hus-
band Of Dorothy Z. codirenzi and
mile Marie Codirenzi; son OF Grace
Branham and brother OF Lucille
Mosimann and Josephine Baker.
Funeral from the TaltaVull Funeral
Home, 1908 14th st. NV. on Tues
day. May 2. at 2 am REQUIEM
mass at st. CamilluS' Church at
$3.50 am. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery
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LANDON, WILLIAM G. On Saturday
! May 8. 1851, WILLIAM G. LANDON

LYNCH. MARY z. On Saturday, May
g., 1851. at her residence, 3l3O
Wisconsin ave. NV, MARY T.
LYNCH, beloved daughter of the late
Jeremiah and Sarah c. Lynch. sister
of the late Cecilia 8. Lynch Funeral
from the Taltavull Funeral Home,
36O3 14th st. NV, on Wednesday.
May 10, at $50 am. REQUIEM mass
Church of the Annunciation, at q
am. Interment Mount olivet Gene
tery.
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PURDY, ALFRED M, sr. On Sunday.
May z, 1881, at Prince georges
General Hospital, ALFRED N. PuR-
ordils. Alfred NJ. Jr.; dsorEs B.
and Robert H. Purdy. Also survived
by six grandchildren, three sisters,
Sns, Sns STSthsr S,c snG ths stsPmOthsr sImaS -
Fusnrai Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd.
day. May 10. At 1880. Am. Inter
ment Washington National Gene
terry.
QUAY, EMMA p. OF 1928 L st. NV,
on May 8. 1881. wife Of the late
John RichaTd Quay, sister Of Mrs;
Mrs. Marguerits q. Collins. Prayers
at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st. NV. on Tuesday, May .
at $3.50 am. Mass at the Church OF
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
RAMSEY, SYLVESTER. OF 1928 SD
husband OF Ruth Z. Ramsey, father
OF Robert L. Ramsey and Susie A.
Glane. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 517 11th st. Sc, on
Mount Mnt oyst M ctmst.rS met S%
RITCH. CAROLYN L. or 77O7 Atwood
ST.. District Heights, Md, on May q
! 1851, daughter Of James P. and
| Marion " Ritch. sister of Sharon
| Lynn and James p. Ritch, jr.; grand
dauGhter Of Jonh N. and Elva M
Ritch, william and Frances Rector
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
| 5l7 11th st. Sc, on Wednesday,
May. 10, at II am. Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
SATTERFIELD, ROBERTA l.. On Sat
urday, May 8, 1851, at her residence,
400 Connecticut ave. NV, RO-
iTEiTed sEETA + <, sAITEEtEiElR s6r siStsLs she !,
Jones OF Pasadena, Calf; Mrs. Cora
Wan Of Los Angeles. Calf; Mrs.
! Hiram N Slemaker Of st. Peters
burg, Fla. and Miss Peggy sStter-
| field Of the home address: several
nieces and nephews. Friends may
| call at the 8. H. Mines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV. tparkinI
facilities'. Services and interment
private.
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hartley, JAMES M. On Friday.
May 5; 1861. st the washington
81 ssntsSiur sSGd ssd JAMES G,d.iI M dhHRTLEY MG
ley tnee HigdonJ. father of viii
liam R. Hartley Of Arlington, Va;
Mrs. Marion H, Evans of Mclean,
Va, and Edwin M. Hartley of Lewis
dale. Nd: He also is survived by
a sister, Mary I. E. Hartley of Wash
r. Hartley OF haywood. III Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
FSnsrcl HI.I;I Hpms U;;,,;s. %S0l 18th . St: NV;
L. CHRIST Epissopal cSureSs iTsS.' go 3
O St Sc, on Tuesday. May 8. at
IL am. Interment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery. Falls Church.
HAsTON. LoTTIE. On Thursday. May
o.1;,s 1SsI 1S e ths r2snN PistTist g GeHsrsI ne
ton, Thenia Thompson and Pearl
johnson. She also is survived by
one brother. eight grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. Tn;
after 1 pm. to 4 pm. Monday. May
g. at the Morris A. Carter q
60. tuner2l nome, 3UO II ST. NV.
thereafter remains will lie In state
at the Mount Paran Baptist Church
134l K st Sc, until l pm. Tues
Rev. Foster Graham officiating. In.
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
terry. s
HAWKINS, RUSSELL Z. On Friday
May 5, 1861, RUSSELL E. HAW.
KINS of 302 T st. NV. brother
Of Mrs. Pearl Marshall and Mrs
LeaVer Thompson. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Rollins 8
ROMANS, NATALIE WILLIAMS. Or
VILLA WILLIAMS sfH fHHoMANs'S q. sSsTaa Ss years
sister Of the late Sarah M. Homani
| Of New York and the late Elizabeth
| Williams Cambell or Washington
d. c.; aunt Of Mrs. Helen Whortor
Of Bryn MaWr, Pa, and Samuel st
John Cambell of Shelter Island
N. Y. Memorial services will he helt
at GAwler's Chapel, 1858 Pennsyl
vania ave. NV. on Wednesday, Ma
10, at II a.n. 1nterment Flushing
N. Y
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Msy l. MaSNOI 1851 ~ css1,fg M On ao,nS.s MSna,y
MAGNOLIA NJ. ooDsTE, beloved
Wits Of James c. dodsie, mother OF
William r. MssSie. Mrs. Viola
Mitchell. Mrs. Florence Bell and
Mrs. Evelyn Eair; sister OF Glide
Ira, Hume. ErSton and Magellan
MasSie, Mrs. ODESSA Luke, Mrs
Betty Elgis and Mrs. Gurley Jones.
Also survived by eight Erandchil-
dren and four great-grandchildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. ne. where prayers will be said
on Wednesday, May 10, at 10 am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 9
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COLLINS, PAUL T., Sr. on Saturday,
May 8, 1861. at George Washington
University Hospital. PAUL T. COL
NJ Collins, father Of Paul T. jr. and
Robert w. Collins. Also survived by
eight GRANDCHILDREN. Funeral serv-
ices at the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home. 1891 Good hope rd. Sc. (park-
10. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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May 8. 1851. ROBERT ;. coMEAU
Of sos, Seminole St: College Park.
Comeau and father Of Ronald B..
Richard r. and Robert J. Comeau.
He also is survived BY his mother,
Mrs Emma Cameau. and two sis
ters. Rev. Sister Emmaline, Sisters
Of st. Joseph, and Mrs. Jeannette C.
Guertin. Friends are invited to call
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 473g
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md,
from 8 pm. Monday. May 8. until
2 am. Wednesday, May 10, thence
TO Holy Redeemer Catholic Church,
Berwyn Nd, where the holy sacrice
Of the mass will be offered for the
repoSe Of his soul. at 9:3O am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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4 1881. at 1929 18th st. NV,
NEITIE L. FISHER. beloved widow
Of Allan B. Fisher. Funeral from the
NV, on Tuesday, May Q. at $3.50
am: Requiem mass at st. Paul's
Catholic Church. 18th and v SITS
NV. at 2 am. Interment Pros
pect Hill Cemetery. Minneapolis, St
Paul paperS pleake copy(
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CoMEAU, ROBERT. Tber. vin Ne

lhU' NUbEhI. There VIII be
0 special meeting Of Print
ing Pressmen's Union, No.
] !. on Wednesday. May 10,
1861. at 10 am. At the
~ union office, 1903 K st.
n NV. to attend the funeral
= Of ROBERT COMEAU.
GEORGE r, HARTMAN, Pres.
Y T, DEAN gecy q
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BRIGGS, HENRY J. (HARRH). On Sat
rial Hospital HENRY j. (HARRYl
BRIGGS of 1927 Newton st. ne,
beloved husband Of Anna K. Briggs;
father Of Mrs. Thomas A. Murphy
and brother of Mrs. William z. Sui
ltvan Of Newport, R. l.. Friends may
SylvaniR ave. NV. (courtesy parking
oppoSitel. Mass will be offered at
st. Aloysius Catholic Church, North
Capitol and Eye stS., on Wednesday.
Nay 10, at 10 am. Interment Gate
of Heaven CPmRtRry
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May :. 1861. ROSE (sHANKl FINE,
beloved wife Of the late Abraham
Fine, devoted mother Of Mrs. Sarah
Shank of Washington. D. c. Max
Shank OF Silver Spring. Md: Mrs
Jeannette Ortiz and Mrs. Mollie
Livingston of Baltimore, Md: sister
Of Max Sachs Of Baltimore, Nd
Miriam Kalin of State COLLEGE, Pa
Also survived by 10 grandchildren
and 23 Observation-Disclosures Serv-
ices at Sol Levinson a. Bros. Home,
B010 ReiSterstoWn rd., Baltimore.
Md. on Tuesday, May 8, at IL am
Please omit flowers. In mourning at
26Ol Quantico ave. Baltimore Md
Evening star., 1961-05-08

5, 1861. HAZEL S. FENWIcK Of
20 Kenilworth ter. ne. wife Of
Warren Fenwick. mother Of Keith
and Kirk Fenwick. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Haywood SuEgs Of Kinston.
N. c.; sister of Ola B. Edwards Of
Washington. D. c.: Gertrude d.
Payton, Ruth SuSgs, Aouilla E.
SugEs, all Of Hampton, Va. and
Clyde Z. Suggs. Services will be held
Monday, May s, at pm. at the
Frazier Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. nv. the Rev. J. s.
Thomas officiating.
Evening star., 1961-05-08

HARRIS. MAMIE. On Friday. MAJ
.. 1851, at the District Genera
Virginia ave. Sc, devoted aunt Of
Mrs. Mamie Jett and Mrs. Lillian
Green. She also leaves to mourn
her passing one sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams: one nephew. Mr.
and friends. Remains resting al
the John T Rhines d. Co. Funeral
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. where
friends may call after 4 pm. Tues.
day, May o. Funeral services WedneS-
day. May 10, at ! 80 pm, the Rev
r. L. Tucker officiating. Intermenl
WoodlAWn CemeterY