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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-31

Julius Rubens+ein
Philip SaIomi lAriz.
Ranch House Inn
Maurice Sander
Milton Saper
Mr.. & Mrs. Eli
ScMossberg
Dr.. Sam Schwartz
Robert Schwarz
Harold Scher
Mark Scher
Herman Scholl
Gordon Schubert
Joseph ScuIf
Arthur SeIigman
DR.. Sidney Seeal
Michael SeoaI
Oscar Shell
Jack Shovel
Dr.. Harold Shapiro
Martin Shapiro
Stuart Shoob
Leon Sigerman
Jack Silver
George Silver
Warren Silver
Abraham Simons
Carl SIonsky & Family
Dr.. William Snyder
Morris SoboI
Dr.. Jacob M. Sobol
Maurice Spear
Dr.. Meyer Spifalny
Sternberg Family
Mr.. & Mrs. Stanley
Steierman
Sam S+ockfish
Raymond Starsmann
Paul S+aman
Herbert Stein
Harry S+ernfeId
Mr.. & Mrs. Sam Susler
John Swariz
Sanford Teeuns
Stan Taylor
Richard Taxman
L. D. Tenenbaum
Sam Turken
Ed Weiner
Charles Weinsfein
Marvin White
Herbert Winehell
Mr.. & Mrs. Nathan Wise
Dr.. Samuel Wick
Joe Wynn
Albert ZeifIin
Initial
$50 TO $q9
Albert Adelman
Arthur Ansel
Michael Augustine
Jacob Barer
Philip Barkan
Jack Belkin
Herman Bein
Michael Bernstein
Mack Berman
Rubin Bernhard
Joseph M. BienenfeId
Julian Blum
Harry Brenner
Jake Bracker
Sylvan Brown
Issak Brooks
Sam Broder
Dr.. Aaron Can+er
Oscar CapIan
Philip Chapman
Louis n. Cohen
Harry Cohen
Dr.. Melvin Cohen
Morris Coleman
Franklin Conn, Jr.
Sol Coven
Edward Crown
Bert Diamond
Jay Edison
Herman & Morton
EdeIman
John FeIdman
Sam Fishman
Max FoeeIson
Leon Francis
Bernard Fried
Ness Gabay
Charles Gefz
Sol Geller
Jack CHASER
Mr.. & Mrs. Andrew
Goodman
Solomon Cove
Irwin Gollub
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Irving Freeman
Edward Friedman
Norman Fuchs
Jack GiIburne
Dr.. Daniel Goodman
Morton Greenberg
Aubrey Grouskay
Dr.. Benjamin Herzberg
Sol Jaffe
J. Edward Jacobson
Jack Jacobson
DR.. Louis Kafz
Sam Kaplan
Gilmore Kahnweiler
Hirsh KapIan
Jarril Kaplan
A. Alexander Ka+z
Morton KIeinberg
Rabbi Carol Klein
AL Kramer
Martin Kulick
Harry A. Levine
MIR. & Mrs. Oscar
Leverant
Mark Leibsohn
DR.. & Mrs. Meyer
Markovifz
Barnett {. Marks
Morris MeckIer
Norman Mendelsohn
Saul Mintz
Rabbi Albert Plotkin
Edward & George
Ramras
Or. Jacob Reicherf
MIR. & Mrs. Morris Roth
Dr.. Edward Satfenspiel
irving Satz
Or. Sheldon Zinn
Harry Sheviek
Nat Sikerman
Malcolm Straus
MIR. & Mrs. Henry
Sieinberg
Sam Teller
Harold Tobaek
Louis Turken
Dr.. Seymour Weisman
Malcolm Werner
Harry Young
Harry ZeifFn
Advance
$loo to $249
Irving Abrams
Saul Abromovifz
Jack Aboudara
Eneene Agron
Dr.. Emanuel Barnet
Dr.. Louis Becker
Alvin Benesch
Max Bemel
Robert Began
Bernard Bernstein
ENin Bistrow
Abraham BiIiekoH
Or. Leo BigIaiser
Thomas Bins+ein
Benjamin Bloom
Albert Blum
Sam Boshes
Dr.. & Mrs. Paul Brewer
Dave Brown
Harry Breverman
Milton Brothers
Mr.. & Mrs. Samuel
BrodsH #
Edward Brown
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Robert Fox
Bernard FoeeIson
Marvin Eneel
Ben Feiler
Bert Fireman
Harry Friedman
Albert FreiIich
Victor Friedman
David Furst
Lester Galst
Harold CAM
ShieI GayIer
The Gentry
Myron GIaser
William GIazman
Louis GoIdstein
Norman Gould
Edward Goldman
George Golds+ein
Emanuel Goldman
Bernard Goldberg
William Gould
Dr.. Monroe Green
Jack Grodzinsky
Edmond Guggenheim
NIKE r1askes
seymour Hamburg
Earl Heidelberg
Yrs, 1onn q 0rdee
7ausndn
1arry nermen
rrece'ick r'e"
DSVio F10r"e
sIl'or ,; r1G[wI'c"
Dan'e' lnseloefe
Druce 'saaes
MeTIln I'M 'ae0OA
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Dr. Herman I'Pow
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EoWsro LowenIrS' M
Vt 'a,' T'deNo'
I.e1S. Max Ma,oen gen.
Will'am MARKER
Kooerf Markow
Lee Marcus ,.,,.
Dr. W'll,am Marion
ryman Maza
William Mans
joseph Meiczer' ".
Joseph Mslezer
archie Miller
Don Miller
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Pa+rons lal

Patrons al
$500 to $q99
Victor Ableson
Arnold AbeIson
Johann Alderman
Howard Bendalin
Edwin Briskman
Dr.. Jack Brooks
Louis Chanen
Philip COPELAND
Leonard Goldman
Sam Gallant
Joseph Gross
MIR. & Mrs. Herman
J. Evans
AdoIph Kalina
Moe Kadish
Charles Kalina
Harry Kipnis
Mr.. & Mrs. David NPnis
Charles Lefkowi4z
Samuel Langerman
Abe Morris
Melvin MyIand
Irwin Pearlsfein
Leon Rednor
MIR. & Mrs. Sam Schurgin
Dr.. Sol Shapera
Samuel Straus
Eugene Stern
Sam Traeh+
Bernard Young
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-31

William Greatman
Louis Green
Herman Greenberg
Lee Grushko
William HalPern
Morris Himelfein
Jacob Handel
William Hershman
Bill Himelfarb
Mel HimeIstein
Sam KarIen
Benjamin Kay
Morris Kor+
Fred KIahr
Joseph Koven
Sol Konick
Isaac Kraines
Dr.. Norman Kurzer
Bernard Lashinsky
Louis Lazar
Dr.. Edward Letter
Mayer Leibsohn
Isadore Lesensky
William Levinson
Dr.. Eugene Leibsohn
Sam Lefwack
William Lift
E. Fred Li++erman
Harry Gnees
Nathan Gpner
Fred LoewY
Alex Lyon
Or. Samuel Mason
Larry Mareolis
Jerry MarseilIes
Jay Maiden
Donald Mailing
Phil Marcus
Jack Metz
Jack Meyerson
MYon Meyerson
Louis Miller
Bernard Moed
Julius Morrison
Sam MuImed
Joseph Neeean
Jay Obedin
Benjamin Paller
Abe Raben
Jacob Ramras
Morris Ribyaf
Ben Ritter
Harry Rivin
Joseph Rochlin
Norman Rolniek
Auvner Robbins
Gerald Rosen
Fred Rosenberg
Max Rosenblum
Ben Roth
Stanford Roth
Harold Roth
Dr.. Joseph Shafer
Harry ShcoInik
Mark Schiffman
Morris Schwartz
Or. George Scharf
Martin Segel
George Shindler
DR.. Robert Shapiro
Joseph Shore
Rabbi Milton Shulman
Joseph Sieeel
Carl Silver
George Silverman
Raymond Silverman
Sol Simon
Sam Singer
Mr.. & Mrs. George Smith
Milton Sommer
Arthur Spifz
Mr.. & Mrs. Joseph
S+ocker
Benjamin Stern
Lorin ThaIheimer
Samuel Vincent
Sigmund Vehon
Joseph Weinstein
Paul Weinzer
William Weins+ock
Arthur Weisberg
Leo Weiss
Nathan Wolf
Joseph WoIinsky
Nathan York
Sam Zapler
General
Under $50
Kenneth Abrams
Walter Adler
DR.. & Mrs. Berfhold
Alexander
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Benefactors bl
$1,000 to $4.999
Harold Alpert
Arnold Becker
Dr.. OHIO Bendheim
Herman Chanen
n. M. Dreiseszun
Finebere-Smi+h Families
Bert Finee
Maurice Fishman
David Friedman
Sam & Selma Friedman
John Gilbert
M. B. Goldman. Jr.
Benjamin Goor
Hanny's
Col. Louis HimeIsfein
Louis Hoffman
Albert A. Horwifeh
Foundation
J. Arnold Kelly
Jack and Norman Kogen
Joe and AL Lagman
Leon Leonson
Harrison Levy
Morris Msreolin
Nate Rosenbaum
Harry Rosenrweie
Harry ku0ensfein
Lewis Ruskin
Mr.. & Mrs. Robert
Schubert
National Metals Co.
Yale Simons and
Marvin Mony
The Skomer Families
Louis Weksler
Berne wilkins
Sidney Wolfe
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-31
Patrons lb)

Pa+rons lb)
$3.50 to $499
Acme Investment Co.
Mr.. & Mrs. Harry Altman
Julius AIfschul
Leonard J. Amdur
David Arthur
Dr.. & Mrs. Ben AxeI
Robert Bensineer
William Bobier
Jack Boreviiz
Mr.. & Mrs. Wm. Burke
Million Burack
Alex Charnow
MIR. & Mrs. Joseph n.
Cohen
Leslie Cohn
Harold Enrich
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-31

General
Under $50
Kenneth Abrams
Walter Adler
DR.. & Mrs. Berfhold
Alexander
Louis Amberg
Israel Antokol
American Plumbing
Supply
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Charles S. MocD Donald
Hotel Manager, Dies

Charles S. Macdonald, SIS, who
who helped to build the Am
bassador Hotel and seved as it's
general manager for the last
five years, died Friday at
Georgetown University Hospital
after a brief illness. He lived at
1923 Connecticut avenue NV.
Before returning to the Am
bassador in 1856, he had been
executive assistant to the vice
president of the Willard Hotel
for six years.
A native of Martinsburg, w.
Va, he was the son of the late
George A. and Anna H. Mac
Donald. He was graduated
from st. Joseph's Academy,
Martinsburg, and came to
Washington in 1923. He was
employed by the Cafritz Con-
Struction Co., then engaged in
building the Ambassador.
After it's completion, he
stayed on at the hotel, begin
ming as desk clerk and work.
ing his way up to the position
Of the executive assistant man
ager before going to the Willard
in 1850.
He was a member of the
American Hotel Association
and st. AIMS Catholic Church.
Besides his wife, Mary c.,
and a son Ronald S.. both of
the home address, he leaves
another son, Charles D., for
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Col. Ernest Gentry, Aided
Undulunt Fever Discovery

Col. Ernest R. Gentry, Army
Medical Corps, retired, 76, died
Friday at Walter Reed Hospi-
tai, where he once had served
as chief of the medical service.
He had suffered a series of
heart attacks.
An authority on tropical dis
eases, Col. Gentry was one of
two young Army doctors who
discovered the existence in this
country of brucellosis, or undu-
liant fever. Just out of Army
Medical School in 1910, Col.
Gentry and a coworker dis
covered a case of the dangerous
and highly contagious disease
in Texas.
A native OF Minneapolis,
Kans., Col. Gentry was gradu-
ated from the University of
Kansas and Johns Hopkins
Medical School. Upon receiv-
ing his medical degree he
entered the Army. He served
as chief of the medical service
at Walter Reed from 1924 to
1881.
He served later as chief of
the professional services divi-
sion, Office of the Surgeon
General. Col. Gentry retired
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EmiIioG. Todisco,
Area Carpenter =

Emilio George Todisco, so, a
resident of the District for 1S
years, died Thursday after a.
heart attack at his home, sol
Twelfth street NV.
A native of England, Mr..
Todisco moved to, Mahoney
City, Pa, as a youth. He came
to Washington in 1943.
An Army veteran Of World
War II, Mr.. Todisco was a car
penter and was employed by
many area contracting firms.
He was a specialist in finishing
recreation rooms and installing.
jalousie doors and windows. -
He leaves his wife, Nora Lee,
Of the home address, and a
brother, Dominic, of Mahoney
City. 3,
Services will be at 10:30 am.
Tuesday in Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT Eleventh street Sc.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Morris EnzeI, II,
Retired Liquor
Store Owner

Morris Enzel, 70, a retired
grocer and liquor store owner,
died yesterday in the Wash
ington Hospital Center after a
heart attack.
A native of Russia, Mr.. En-
Eel lived at 6525 Thirteenth
street NV. He had been a
resident of the District for
more than 80 years.
Mr. Enzel was the owner OF
Kew Garden Liquors at 290l
P street NV. The firm was
a grocery before becoming one
of Georgetown's first liquor
stores.
In 1948, Mr.. Enze1 suffered
"a paralytic stroke and was
forced to retire partially.
Mr. EnZel was a member OF
Beth Sholom Synagogue more
than 25 years.
He leaves his wife, Beatrice
and a daughter, Lillian, both
of the home address, and q
son, Robert, of 3033 Ellicott
street NV. He also leaves
three sisters, Mrs. Eva Same
low, Mrs. Anna Schneider and
Miss Henrietta Ginsberg, all OF
New York, and five grand
children.
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Mrs. R. D. Wilson,
Widow of Pastor

Mrs. Robert Davis Wilson,
83, died Wednesday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Edward
r. Pearson, after a stroke.
Mrs. Wilson was the widow
of the founder and first pastor
of Broadway Baptist Church in
Galveston, Tex. She had lived
in this area for a year.
Besides Mrs. Pearson, of $3.50
Tenth street North, Arlington,
she leaves a son, Robert D., jr:,
of Laguna Beach, Calf, and
three other daughters, Mrs.
Leslie o. Peterson of 1926
North Thirty sixth street, Ar
lington; Mrs. BERTHE Peters OF
Costa Mesa, Calf, and Mrs.
Norman Conyers of Long Beach,
Calf. She also leaves eight
grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Services will be held tomor-
row in Galveston, with burial
there. "a
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from the Army in 1946 after
81 years of active service. He
then began graduate study at
Johns Hopkins University until
1949, when he became chief of
the division of medicine in the
Washington office of the Vet
Grams Administration. He re-
tired in 1852.
Col. Gentry was a recipient
of the Legion of Merit and was
a fellow of the American Medi-
cal Association, the American
College of Physicians and the
American College of Surgeons.
He was also a diplomatic of
the American Board of Inter-
nal Medicine.
Col. Gentry was the author
of the oxford Book of Medi-
cine article on undulant fever.
Besides his wife, Lydia F.,
of the home address. 3605 Saul
Hills road. Kensington, he
leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Howard T. Heun of Greenwich,
Conn, and Mrs. Joseph L.
Knowlton of Kingswood, Sur
rey, England, and five grand
children.
Services and burial will be
private.
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Mrs. S. J. BoyIin,
Active in Areas
Jewish Affairs

Mrs. Samuel ]. Baylin, 56, the
former Ida MaiSel, died Friday
at the Washington Hospital
Center after a short illness.
Born and educated in Balti-
more, Mrs. Baylin had lived
here for 80 years. She was ac-
tive in the founding and man
agement of the Star Wine and
Liquor Store.
Mrs. Baylin was a former
president of the Sisterhood of
Agudas Achim Synagogue and
had been active in work for the
Hebrew Home for the Aged.
She was a member also of
the City of Hope, the Hebrew
Sisters Aid Circle, Birth Sho-
lom and HadasSah. --
Besides her husband, of the
home address, 232 Emerson
street NV, she leaves two sons,
Jerome l., of 1901 Lanier drive,
Silver Spring, and Howard B.,
OF 1910 Erie street, Hyattsville.
She leaves also her mother,
Mrs. Dora Maisel, and a sister,
Mrs. Sadie Phillips, both of 65
Gallatin street NV: two
brothers, Paul Maisel of 1919
Underwood street NV. and
Benjamin Maisel of 1442 Rit-
tenhouse street NV, and three
grandchildren.
Services will be at noon to-
morrow at the Goldberg Fune-
raj Home, 4217 Ninth street,
NV, with burial in the Hebrew
Young Mems Association Gene
terry, Baltimore.
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DFathH

THOMAS. THOMAS % AGNES. a, On Thursday,
General Hospital. AGNES THOMAS
OF l3lI D st. ne, wife Of James
Henry Thomas and beloved mother
Of Mrs. Nettie Hawkins, Mrs. Agties
Hill. Mrs. Jane BivinS and James
h Thomas. Jr. She also leaves a
brother. Truman Carter; twelve
grandchildren and other reiativfs
and friends. Friends may cali On
Monday, April 3. between 5 and
10 pm. at the funeral home OF
Alexander s.. Pope, Ala 18th St..
Sc. where the rosary will be re-
cited at r.m. Solemn requiem
mass will be sung on Tuesday.
April 4, at am, at the Holy
Name Church, 92O lIth st. ne,
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ?
THOMAS, EUGENE SYLVESTER. On
dale Hospital, EUGENE sYLVES-
TER THOMAS Of Il6l Sd st. ne,
beloved husband of Pearl Thomas,
father Of Mrs. Mary E. Thomas,
brother Of Samuel. Francis and.
Joseph Thomas. He also is sur
VlEed by eight grandchildren, three
aunts, two sonS-in-law and a host
Of other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Thomas may be viewed
at 1917 I'd st. ne, after IL am,
Sunday, April ., Mass will be
offered on Monday, April 8, at
the Holy. Redeemer Church, 2iO
New York ave. NV, at 9 am,
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Services by Stewart. .
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merly of 3941 Garrison street
NV, and two daughters, Mrs,
Nancy A. Wald of Kansas City
and Mrs. Patricia Pasquale OF
Arlington Heights, Ill.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs.
Raymond j. Lowry of Rawlings,
Md, and eight grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, where
services will be held at 10 am.
Tuesday. Burial will be in
Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
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PATTERSON. JAMES LLOYD. On
Wednesday, March 20. 1851, at
Bellevue Hospital, New York City,
JAMES LLOYD PATTERSON Of 25O
st, Nicholas ave, New York City.
formerly of Washington, D. C.. de-
votea son Of the late James G.
Patterson and Mrs. Ida Patterson,
and beloved brother of Mrs. jose
phine p Carrick. Miss Florence L.
Patterson and Mrs. Evelyn p. Brown.
He also leaves to mourn his pass
ing two, nieces. Mrs. Lorraine Wash
ington and Mrs. Ida c. Patterson
Of Pleasantville. N. j.; one nephew,
Howard P. Brown, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at .he John I. Rhines g.
Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st.
ne. (ample parking facilitiesJ
where friends may call after IL
noon Sunday. April ., and where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. April 3, at II noon, the
Rev. c. W. Turns officiating. In
terment National Harmony Memorial
Park. Family may be contacted
at 3Ol Madison st. NV.
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Draths

'BRIEN, MARGARET LOUISE. Or
Friday, March 81, 1861, at George.
GARET LOUISE o'BRiEN of 503g
New, Hampshire ave. NV, sister OF
Lewis D. o'Rrien: Friends may cali
Home. 29O1 14th st. NV. (psrEing
facilitieSl. Services from st. Johns
Episcopal, Church, LAFAYETTE Square,
on Monday, April 3, at II am.
lnterment Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond. Va.
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Oarn nf Thanka

Dawes, ESTHER. The family of the
late ESTHER Dawes wishes to eX-
press their sincere thanks and sp-
probation for the cards, flowers.
telegrams, use of cars and other
acts Of Kindness during our recent
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
DIGGS. ANNIE. The family of the
late ANNIE DIGGS wish to extend
their appreciation to all their
neighbors. friends and relatives who
offered kind expressions of help
and sympathy during their recent
bereavement.
LAURA MONTGOMERY. BEATRICE
SMOoT AND FAMILY.
STANLEY, JAMES E. To all who were
so kind and thoughtful during our
bereavement, we offer our most
heartfelt thanks.
MRS. JAMES E. STANLEY AND
MRS. RUTH S. WORLD AND FAMILY
THOMAS, SAMUEL (LEO). The fam
lily of the late SAMUEL GEO)
THOMAS wishes to thank the Rey.
Father Hanks, their many relatives
and friends for their cards, flow
ers, use Of. cars, telegrams and
acts of kindness rendered during
our recent bereavement
JOHN BERNARD THOMAS.
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SPRINGER. CLAIRE ELLA. On Sat-
for Incurables. CLAIRE ELLA
SPRINGER. mother of Earle E.
Springer. M2rgurite s. 1abbutt. She
is also survived BY 8 grandchildren
and l3 great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 29Ol 14th st. NV
alter p.m.. Sunday, April >.
Services from the above funeral
(parking facilities). Interment pri-
VatP
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AnuFtltn1a
COHEN. FLORENCE

COHEN. FLORENCE. There will be
MRS. FLORENCE COHEN, beloved
wife of DR., Ralph Cohen and
mother Of Arthur S. Cohen, at the
Adas Israel Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery, 1400 ALBANIA ave. Sc,
at l pm. Sunday. April 8, 1861.
Relatives and friends are invited.
THE FAMILY. 2,9
COHEN, RACHEL. There will be an
unveiling of a monument in mem
,ory of RACHEL COHEN on Sun
day. April 9, 1861, at pm, at
the King David Memorial Garden
Friends and relatives invited. 2,9
REISKIN, NATHAN. There will be
an unveiling of a monument in
memory of our beloved husband
and father NATHAN RE1SKIN, on
Sunday. April 9. 1861, at 11:3O
am, at the B'nai Israel Cemetery,
st. Barnaby rd, Oxon Hill, Nd
Relatives and friends invited.
MRS. ELIZABETH REISKIN AND
CHILDREN. 2,9
SCHREIBER, IRWIN r. The family
of the late IRWIN R. SCHREIBER
wishes to express their sincere
thanks and gratitude to their many
neighbors, friends and relatives for
the kindnesses extended during our
bereavement
EDITH scHREIBER AND FAMILY.
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FLORISTS

CoNKLYN's FLORIST
2040 Wilson Blvd, Arl. JA. 7-6916
923 King St. Alex. XII 9-6l12
= JOHN SHARPER, INC.
- 5S21 Brinkley Rd Sc.
Oxon Hill, Md. CHI. $4,000
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MORRIS, CATHERINE MCDOWELL

Departed this life on Friday. March
81. 1861. after a long period Of
illness at the Wa$htngton Hos
BOWEL MORRIS Of 1898 800 FlorEa M
ave. NV. She is survived by her
devoted father, the Rev. William
Mcdowell: four sisters, two broth
ers. and host of other relatives
and many friends. Funeral ar
rangements are incomplete. The
Brown g. Dawson Funeral Home,
5635 Eads St. ne. are in charge
OF arrangements. The family may
be contacted at no 6lst ave,
Fairmont Heights, Md. WA. 5-93S2.
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Mcdonald, LILLE. on Wednesday.

March %. 1861, at her residence
beloved mother OF Mrs. Eleanor
jackson. George and James McDon-
aid. She also is survived by three
daughters-in-law, one Son-in-law,
seven grandchildren and other rela-
tiyes and many friends. The late
Mrs. Mcdonald may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H
st. ne, after IL am. Sunday,
April ., where services will be
held on Monday, April 3. at. l
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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CHARLES S. On Fri.
day. March 81. 1861, at George
town University Hospital, CHARLES
S. MACDONALD of 5323 Connecti-
cut ave, NV. beloved husband OF
Mary C. Macdonald and father
of Charles Donald and Ronald s
Macdonald, Mrs. Nancy Waid and
Mrs. Patricia Pasquale. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home. 5l03 Wisconsin ave.
NV. where services will be held
on Tuesday, April 4. at 10 am.
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. 3
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OLIVER. BERTHA SHORTER GAIN,

Oliver. BERTHA SHORTER tAUNr
BERT; on Wednesday. March %
1861 BERTHA SHORTER OLIVER
OF 900 18th st. NV. sister OF
Richard Shorter. She also is sur
yiyed by ten nieces, four nephews,
ottnsr relatives and a host OF friends.
friends are invited to call at her
late residence. Funeral services will
be held at the Trinity Methodist
CHURCH. 500 blk Of Park I'd. NV,
on Tuesday. April 4. at / pm
!nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by Jarvis. 8
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HUPPMANN JoHN r. suddor1r =,

E-,,'a1 NN; IHN z. ,saaqdenIy, on
residence. 2Ol6 Sd st. ne, JOHN
G, HUPPMANN. beloved husband of
Hazel Huppmann and brother Of
Anna Huppmann and Mae ManEan
He also is survived by several
nleces and nephews. Friends may
call at the Robert 4. Mattingly
Funeral Home, l3l l1th st. Sc,
until Monday. April 3, at 10 am,
REQUIEM mass in st. Martins
Church at 1920 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment st.
Mary'S Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-04-02
MOWER. CATHERINE. On SATURDAY,

April ! 1861. at Providence Hospital. /.
CATHERINE MOWER of 1901 Mas
OF the late Eugene Mower. "Ts sF',
mother of John Walker Layne, Eu-
gene Mower, jr., sister OF Vernon
7. Robert c., Major USMC Ret,
Kelvin T.. Lynn W. and Allen b.
stempel, Mrs. Jean Russell and Mrs.
Doris Greene. Services at the S. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l I4th
st. NV. on Tuesday. April 4 at II
am; parking facilitiesI. Interment
ParklaWn Cemetery =
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BABER, John LAFAYETTE. Jr. o

Thursday, March 80, 1861, at the
Washington Hospital Center, JOHN
LAFAYETTE BABER, Jr., Of 539 N.
beloved husband of Leola A. Baber,
father Of Carol v. Baber and Mrs.
Jacquelin B. Hildebrand, brother
OF w. D. Baber of Bethlehem, Pa;
Myron A. and Charles @. Baber,
Mrs. James w. Pierce Of Lynch
burg. Va; Mrs. Junius w. Elicit
of Myrtle Beach, s. c., and Win
ston C. Baber of Houston, Tex.
He also is survived by two grand
sons. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
Monday. April 3; thence to Fort
Myer Chapel. where funeral serv-
ices will be held at / pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

ROSE, ADA NJ. On Friday, March 81,
1861. at her residence. 923 R st.
NV, ADA NJ. ROSE the beloved wife
Of the late Solomon H Rose. She
is survived by three nieces four
nephews and other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan g. Schey,
Inc, Funeral Home. New JERSEY
ave. and r St, NV, today, after
be held on Monday, April 3 at II
am. Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BADEN, ANNIE C. On Thursday

BADEN, ANNIE C. On Thursday,
March 80. 1851. ANNIE c. BADEN,
the beloved wife Of Frank H. Baden.
mother Of Sister M. Carol. /. H. M:
Francis c.. Thomas c. and George
j. Baden. sister of Mary Farrall.
She also Is survived by six grand
children. Funeral from the Si;n-
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
ties). on Monday. April 3. at 1890
am; thence 10 st. MichaePs Cath
olic Church, Baden, Md, where
requiem high mass will be offered
at 1880 am. for the repose of
her soul Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery, Piscataway, Nd. Q
Evening star., 1961-04-02

NTH, JAMES B. An emergent COM
q munication of King David
M Lodge No. 2s. F. A. A. NJ,
IN is hereby called for Mon
Nh mo day. April 3, 1851 at $3.50
XNO/W am. at the Rock Greek
NN Cemetery Office Bldg
W within the gatel Rock
Greek Church rd. and Webster ST.
NV. Washington, D. c., fer the
purpose Of conducting Masonic Fu-
neral Services for our late Brother,
JAMES B. SMITH. Members are
requested to attend
WAYNE H. MORRIS. Master
Attest: ALFRED DAPSAUSR1,
Secretary.