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RICH, EARL

HIGa fa.ry E4.t ssl : On c5isH1:9sI 6Sis sss
EARL L. RICH. beloved husband Of
Anna Miller Rich. son Of Edith
Matthes Rich and the late Charles.
slsh sSd RsSaHa ssSsasF f. Risa Rsh C. dl;RH
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blyd.. Arlington. vay
on sunday: FEBRUARY 5, from 2
neral Services Snp y Viii II be % held on on Mon @
day. February 8, at 9 pm. Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
.RICH, EARL L. An emersent eommuni-
"A sS. ss'i11 Il, = & & A. IHapI n /. a1dsi esf1:a
IN for Monday, February g,
|WW ives Funeral Home, 2s47
w wilson Tsl, for 0lXS;' sSs uu4pGss A5ItSs'0os q
cofductins . Masonic funeral sery-
iss SfcE for our late brother EARL l..
ny RUSSELL 8. WALLER. W. M.
January 80. 1851, cLAYBRoN ROB
RRTs Of 627 Newton place n.w1
ss.S.H TSSsnd !, f b.a Ees si SSOfg; Ptxb.taS saS
Lucas, Lucas Mary j. Williams. clsybrcn.
Lee H.. Edward and Isaac Roberts.
He! He also i ,.'.Dd survived Sy 9thsE Iss nao5
ied'f Sised q tsIIust' cslI At the e. JsrVs cSspe
1882 You ST.. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
Esn&to1 EeSTSacy S.,IdD: & s egsm.t.T9 I9s'rnsns
ROBINSON, DOROTHY. On Thursday.
Eospitai ESrIii Center. MRS. TxsRto5TiF9 poRoTHY
Mr. Mr. James saIVseG JscRsoS: Ss sa dsTSstersin sEn
law. other relatives. and many
ment Chattanooga, Tenn. Arrange
%ept;.ln, Mcpss BY tns 1saa R van n Horton Co.
RUSSELL, CHARLES N. On Thurs
%d.. s tsRIHRsEE caHREEs NJ sO RUSSELL. q HIIpUs aged
q years Ssloysd ni1n1 husband DS q a0ndsT Anna
taylor Funeral chapel. il7 diouces-
ter ST., Annapolis. Nd. Interment
Cedar Bluff Cemetery. Annapolis,
On Thursday. February 2. 1861. Ct
LEE IdENE1 SANDERS, jr.. hus-
band Of Sylvia 8. Sanders Of 1927
Tansons .1 oi jaime. sa SsSSasroi ssnasps 81 ken ya
lucky and Mrs. Jean seistad Of
the Everiy-Wheatiey Funeral Home.
1900 West Braddock rd; Alexan-
dria. Va. where funeral services
8. at i2:45 pm. Interment Stone
sCHoEN. GoLDH. On Saturday.
February f. 1861. at her residence,
QoLD1E scHoEN Of 4sl3 n. Capitol
boss b ssoysS s6o% 0shsr the Of Louis TSpsi seboel e.
sSirles sSir o. costsntino. tsT S.M Mrs u Bertha s
REtzkO Of ;cS.nsr Sn;cEsSnville, hsn,iTT rS HHd
Va She also Is survived by Frand- rand
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky and Sons Funeral Hcme,
3501 14th st. NV, on Monday,
February 8 at IL am. 1nterment
D. C.. Lodge Cemetery. Memorial
Please omit flowers. 8
SCHREIBER. RALPH w. On Saturday,
ington Hospital. RALPH ". scHREi-
BER Of 1915 Columbia pike, AIRING.
ton, Va. beloved husband Of Helen
M; sehreiber' brother Of Clayton K
call at The b. H. Hines Co. Funeral
8 pm. Sunday. Services from the
above funeral home on Tuesday.
February 4, ct 1890 pm. iparkinE
tionai Cemetery. Rochester. New
York papers please copy. 8
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|. With Regard to q
| Curd Of Thunks

Very sftsn q card Of ihenk,
|, b The SioE tnoota . need
which con hordN bo solved In
ony ether Way. Net only is
\ q eFoeioVs expression Of
Sretitvas 10 these who have
sent Horol tFihvsos but .olso
eovrssoUsly acknowledges the
services end kiRdmosSos Of
the monY 10 whom q. psTsonol
note Of ihenks cannot we'll be
moilod or whose nomes and
addresses are not known.
Insertion ;es q cord Of thanks
mey h0 uroneed by telephone
10. The Star. o. $4,000.
The Evening and SIndoySter
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DRatha

b BATE, JACOB. On Saturday. Febru:
ary 4. 1851. JACOB BATTz Of 13
Rigs I'd. ne, beloved husband Of
zuckerman. both Of silver Spring.
Nd. Stanley Eattz Of Washington.
D. G.. Edward H. Baitz. Of Los
pSssi, a Sc4s,Sad Sa MS AsO dTs6 sSfyVsd Nsnsr s.
8 sister,. Mrs. Rose ASrael Of Balti-
Services at the c. D. doldberS d
SON PSnsTsl oI MonsS Eons; s.s4Saiy 1Sl7 sth 't
= pm. intsrment Mt. Lebanon Gene
/. terry. Workmen's Circle Section. In
mourning ct 200 East Melbourne
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd.
. BAKER, 1t. coMDR. FREDRICK o.
SS.r.S 9S ISs'ssy soyntH JsnSHs Ts s 1sSl eoMDR r
North Manchester st., ArlinasOn.
Va beloved husband Of Pat Baker,
father Of Dan, John. Susan, Kathy
and James Baker, son. Of Mrs. Ma
Ha Ssas'F EBHss.os sas sr0'es6 %sa n 1Ts snd
Richard Baker. Friends may can
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. from
D. Chapel on Monday. February 8, St
10 am. with full military honors.
tssstmen' tsTsa arlington NATIONAL csHs-
BARNES. LoTTlE Il On Thursdsz.
EebruaEy g 1861; MRs;; LorT1E
BE 1shS sSEziv:d q y 5sO. d:sot.d 5:s q RG. Rs
band. Mt. Harvey q. Barnes: host
many friends; Remains resting at
H0rtOn,s .I4o M4CrtuHEy; 1922 YOp os, St.
tv aftsr i S pm. Funeral Services Tues. ISss
sas' sss Mount Mn1Ez AIRY bapslss dSaFch. @ 'f9 r
1 st. NE, n;,;.,..,h, With the Esy :n, G; n Lpps org
tE,i tioinal oslss.nii Msmoriai PARK En'srm'n' ga
BAENEsS; RoeERT MARSHALL, AL, On
hSIs:ea'i sIs:s h.id sdi0Iqssy qHsss:ypl.s lsSsEEF
- Robert A: and virginia Lee Marshall
Barne: Of 1908 Chatham st.. Spring
Barnes Ss and DiSsnsr Ssnfs STnea Samoa o sse
home address. Friends may call 1t
1900 West Brsddock rd.. Alexandris,
on efs nondas ISnsra :srvsss S al Pc 1895 6sIS
an. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BARNEY, JAMES EDWARD. On
ThurSday; February 2. 1891, ct
JAMES EDWARD BARNEY, hus.
band Of Evelyn Barney and father
Of Bette L. Hileman and James
Ray Barney. He also is survived
BY three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Money q King
Funeral Home. III Maple ave. west.
Vienna. Va: where services will be
NED on Monday. February 8, ct
2 PGs 1nterment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery. Falls
r Church, Va.
BASKERVILLE, ALICE. On Friday,
February 3, 1851, ALICE BASRER-
VILE Of 1900 Mississippi ave. s.e.,
devoted wife Of Bernard BaSker-
vile. Also surviving are other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
BAUER. ROBERT p. On Wednesday
BAUER Of the q. 8. Soldiers Home.
Friends may call at GaWler's Chapel,
1885 Pennsylvania ave. NV, on
Saturday, February 4, from o am
70 Z pm. (couftesy parking oppo-
sitel. Memorial services will be
held ct All Souls Unitarian Church,
18th and Harvard SITS. NV, on
Wednesday, February 8, ct 2 pm
Chamois, Mo. In lieu Of flowers.
donations may be sent TO All Souls
Unitarian Church.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY EOTS-6 choice lots In
tS In Masonic sectionl; owner Sass
left city, Call Ii. 3.246O between
Q and 5. weekdays.
NATIONAL MElGORIAL PARK-Ceme.
tery lots for sale. EN-. $4,000.
TWO DESIRABLE CRYPTS, Cedai
Hill Cemetery: will sell for hall
the market price. Box 346-s. Star
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BENSON, HUBERT LIONEL. On FRI
Hospital. HUBERT LIONEL BENsoN
Ssloved husband ct viTSiniI Nae
PsasS PsSn joan Cn and sHraaas FANNY Marie sen: Sen:
Va. brother Of Freddie. Claude.
Man Mfs Eva EsWVsns' vss snS sHf AEs Aa' vaSs SSaS
McNight. Friends may call at the Ives
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
S': =. T ssS 3 D% held MSnSst
Gardens Cemetery. o
Georges General Hospital. cheyerIy.
Nd, MRS, HENRIETTA C. BERK-
LEY Of 2007 Oglethorpe st.. Hy-
Wt'fISyil1s W'Itm No vts tRsloVed %ct6sr g. A;srrs Of
Marie and Steven Edward BerkIey.
She also Is survived by two, brothers,
Bernard and Frank Claveloux. and
mains resting at Hysong''s Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV. where pray
ary 2, at S:25 am; thence 70 81.
Nd. where the holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered ct 8 am. for
the repose. Of her soul. 1nterment
ssnoyss' n; SSsspas's ac Catholic Cemetery.
B0GLEY. EMORY II. On Friday,
ssI5 1HIzidS Ken. Rena.Ooa 81 fssL slI hSHs %S
EMoRY Il. bo0LEY. beloved hUs.
band Of Jennie A. Bo6Iey and father
Of Mrs, jane 3. Maddox and Sam:
Ss sx SGssS as also l.DSr Y sSEyyss .s.
Invited 70 can at the Bethesds-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Plmphrey, Bethesda. Nd,
Thsre services yiil be held on Non
ment Rockville Cemetery.
BORROR, PRESTON q. On Saturday,
sSEsss5k soERok e. lgsl Tgss TasdsEEsf RsdSsEE9N rdl f.
West Lanham Kills, Nd, husband
Si Virginia ROrfOT; father q caro-
lyn. . Jaccnslins. steyart: Howard;
Fanny aSd SarSa SsSsr q s0R nr
Frank Butts, Miss Lahoms Borror
and Garnett Borror. Three grand
children survive. SERVICES e Cham;
ssrs Sse RV:Fda. a0 SsS. RsS
HriinEtoan NatioSS, Cemetery. EN- nsefTsn' )
B0YKN. LILLE BELL. On Monday,
January 80. 1851, LILLE BELL
BOYKIN Of 43O9 r st. Sc, beloved
wife Of Smith Boykin and mother
Of Ethel Boyktn. sister Of Mrs, eallie
Farr Of Mobile. Ala. After 3 pm.
saturday, February 4, friends may
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Monday,
February o, ct 1880 pm, the Rev.
Henry Miles officiating, Interment
WOOdlRWn CemefNFy &
BRADSHAW, PAUL. On Thursday,
pital, PAUL BRADSHAW Of 5000
Harnaby st: nv. beloved husband
Of Helena v. Bradshaw, father Of
Aaron Bradshaw; brother Of Maj.
Gen. Aaron Bradshaw, jr.: Robert
Leech Bradshaw and Henry Brad
shaw. Friends may call ct Gawler's
Chapel. 1885 PennsylvaniA ave. NV.
services viii be held Monday, Feb-
Tgary g; a II am. 1nterment Rock
BRADSHAW. PAUL. An emerKent
n Communication Of WASH
A p /: i: J; i! !! i:
pose Of conducting the last Masonic
rites for our late brother. PAUL
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GREENE. yoHN n. suddenly on sst

sssEEsE USE EssFgsF q s aasa IoHF e. S.: Il
Church. Va. beloved husband Of
Ruth 4. Greene. father q John B.:
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 Nerth
Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va. after
10 am. Monday, February g. Mo-
ttce Of service later. In lieu Of
TO the Heart Association Of Northern
Virginia, 500 North EdGewood st..
Arlington, V0.
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RUSSELL, CHARLES M. On Thurs
day. Fehruary 2. 1851 at Annapolis:
81 years. beloved husband Of Anna
NJ, Russell. Funeral on Sunday.
February 5. at . pm, from the
Taylor Funeral Chapel. 147 Glouces-
ter ST., Annapolis. Nd. Interment
Cedar Bluff Cemetery. Annapolis
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yoHN HIcaEAHNIM y ccaEHNM6AAs.. 6As. s.c;y. y; n; !

PAUL, WHshington Lodge
No. 15 I: p. o. Elks win
assemble at Gawler's
Funeral Home. 1855 Pa.
ave. NV, Sunday. Feb
ruary 5, 1861, at 7:30
pm. to exempiify the
ritual Of the order, in
{ our late brother. PAUL
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RICE. On Friday. Te6rusTy 8,
odSoS65bRSesH xSfal xSRslcR1sa1bdk. Mi 5SAsf1ss III:
Of the late John Cabel BrecEin-
ridge. mother Of Mrs. Jefferson Pat
Robert Breckinridge Of New York.
A memorial service viii be held ct
In the Chapel. Of 81. James Epis-
copal Church., New. York. In lieu
Of flowers contributions to the York
HOSPITAL would be APPRECIATED
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HARGRoyE; JAMES 4. On Monday

59y JSn9gSTy SO. 1881, JAMIE 4. HAT
brother Of Mrs. Ines Armstpons and and
Mrs. Lillian A. johnson, He also
Is survived BY other relatives and
Q host Of friends. After 5 pm.
Monday, February g.. friends are
1432 You st. NV. Funeral services
will be held at the Israel Baptist
Church. llth st; ne. between ?
and @ sts., on Tuesday, February
at 1870 pm. Interment Lincoln
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BRADY. SUSAN MYRTLE On Thur.=
SAys EsOrSanr;yn ,,IS i9e1s .ss,.lIp sIsAN; =;
Box a5 is. centaai % ays. Sne' MiteSeiiv;ilie. iit; Z.
Nd, beloved wife Of the late Francis
zeeea. Mrs. Louise I'm and Mrs.
MArEueFite Hamilton. Friends may
Home, Upper Marlboro, Md. Re-
QUEEN Mass viii be celebrated in
St Mary's Catholic Church, Upper
Marlboro. Nd, on Monday, February
8, at 10 Am. nterment Mt. Carmel
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BHADBHAW, FAUL, An emefgent
n communication Of wash
N ington Centennial Lodge.
IN No. II, p. A. A. NJ. Is
MNo hereby called for S:16 pm.
WY Sunday. February 8. 1861,
~% ct 0aWler's Chapel. 1856
" Pa, ave. NV. for the pur-
pose Of conducting the last Masonic
rites for our late brother. PAUL
BRADSHAW.
-. MiGAHAELt, t,.s!IE. Rae. ": N:
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EsbIuIEZ z, 1881 e si6lsy Aos
husband R Nof 81 Norma ri S. Y. E6eris iHsiTSa; an:
father Of june Marie Pieone. Mel
vim r. and Kenneth A.. Eberle. Fu
neral services at the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hop,
I'd; Sc; tparking facilitiesl: on Mon
ment Warrington National Gene
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ELIOPUL0B, NCH0LAs q. on RI
e. a'HhG GGIoPuREos oaPS6Rs q isa7 HIson ss.
EiioDulOs and brSthsr HSiSan Of Srs. May Msrs
skiados and Mrs. Helen Russell.
"a ie1Ss SSner & ~ Hnms S tns asoS l,S Sinss e
NV. (parking facilities). Services
at st. Sophia'S Greek Orthodox
Cathedral. 36th ct. and Mass. ave
NV. on Monday. February g. ct
z pm; Interment Fort Lincoln
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EDNA LENORA. Sud
denly on Saturday. Eebryary
EDNA LENoRA DAVIpsoN. Sc.
loved wife Of George W. Davidson,
RID, 0aitheFsburg, Nd, daush-
ter Of Mrs, Ethel Hogston, DerWood.
Nd, and the late Robert Hogston;
George r.. Opal Lenora, Linda
Catherine and Jerry Lee Davidson.
Also surviving Ia one brother. Law
renee w. Hogston, Gaithersburg,
Nd: Mrs. Davidson rests ct Cart
men mnnd ne we aaithes:bSr9 HIMs; Sro VA Yin- ~.
tice Of funeral arrangements later.
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February 4. 1861. at his residence..
l34S Rittenhouse st: NV. JOHN J,
Florence. M. Hartman. father Of
Margaret K. Quinn and Florence
u. Norris, brother Of Mrs. Margaret
H. Dietrich Of Baltimore, Nd. Fu-
neral notice later. Baltimore, Md,
papers. please copy.) 8
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&Ss iS&ESSsry Of iSsi iStS E tlosETsE s SsIovia 4
wife Of william q. Evans, mother
Of Mrs. Margaret MeCauley and
Charles Smith: sister Of Robert and
Henry Kaiser. She also iS survived
may call Of the Lee Funeral Home.
services win be held on Tuesday.
Ee6Iuary q; at 9;30 IN: Inter:
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February 2. 1861, beloved husband
Of Tillie H. Geisenhoner. stepfather
Of Eleanor and Willard BaiF, r., and
Marie scroess, brother Of Arthur
Funeral Home. l4O0 Chapin ST. NV,
on Monday. February 8, at 1870 D m.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry
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EST. PsSE1aTy OTEHI 1ae1 ~ n,S,r,, Sr tridSy .S
sEaI Hospital RoBERT LEE EvER;
hI ht o. S2S 18th e: ne; devoted
ett. he Is survived 81 one aunt,
Mrs. Evelyn Pierce: one uncle, Mr.
James Poison; other relatives and
many friends. Remains may be
viewed on "wednesday. February 8
after pm. ct the HAN Bros. Phi.
neral Home. 621 Florida ave. NV,
where services will be held or
Thursday, February o, at pm
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. g
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FLEMING. AUGUSTA GRIMES. On
Saturday. February z. 1881, ct her
HGo6sfA dsfSEs ssfS sGEiiE FEEM1o wife VI:
Of the late Col. Robert J. Fleming.
mother Of Mrs. Leslie D. Caretr,
Midlothian, Va.. and Brig. Gen.
Robert J.. Fleming, UeA. Of Dallas.
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvani0 ave. NV.
Courtesy parking opposite) SerV-
ices will be held ct Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday, February 4, at
9 pm. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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EDWARDS, ELIZABETH A. OF 1928
Ridge place Sc. on January 81,
and mother Of William +. Edwards.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
b17 11th st. .s.e, on Monday. Feb:
81. Teresa'S Church. 18th and y
AriinsteI Natio11al on c cimetsrS.I tanssImsn'
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EsbrssTy OISsh1 1851 oH wssS,ss.ss
Hospital Center. MRS. DOROTHY
ROBINSON Of 1901 Lincoln I'd. ne.
She is survived BY Q devoted son.
Mr. James Jackson: Q daughter-ln-
law. other relatives, and many
friends. Funeral services and inter-
ment Chattanooga, Tenn. Arrange
ments by the r. N. Horton Co..
Morticians, 1922 You st. NV.
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'fsEsy.i E.sIssiy cg1 81 2: Ssspls,F sFlail Al,
400 Highland ave. Bethesda, Nd.
beloved son Of Mrs, Helen 2. Brewer
and brother Of Robert s, and VII.
vited to cali st the bethesda Chew
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Tuesday
ment AflinGton national cemetsry
Family will receive friends on Sun.
day and Monday. February enc
fPon y IN q n m
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ssSs b. rhSnE 1871 pa& 6n FusidsS ezNS S'o 81
fsSS: sS2 % cannon S NM End h;Sfaa sssSe9 q Mr.. MSs
Lee. He also Is survived By Q
grandmother, Fannie; two sisters,
Tolithia and Viola Marshall; three
brothers, Columbus, Adward and
and friends. Friends % una may i''st caII AZ
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, after
pm. Sunday, February 5, where
SsSrSsSy ssIylss1 VII a. ss held on 11ss4%sSi MsS1Ssyi
Arlington National Cemetery, Tues
day, February z, @
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H4sgESSs' EsgESs4s' LgHA ss LIZA e. gAqs;ssE RSsF
AATlipgton, Va; wife of the late
cali at oawler's Chapel. i9se Pa. Ps.
poSite), where services viii be held
on Sunday. February 8. at 2 pm.
1nterment private.
HAYDEN, DIR. CHARLES ". Jr. on
Friday. February 3, 1861. ct st.
Mary's Hospital. Leonardtown. Nd.
SnSsv.G pr; CHARLES y: HAYDEN; JE;
er Of 8. Paul Hayden. washington,
Mrs r.iuis alSU f. iuFTssf sssf. " %..hnssSs. isss
p G.. and three kreat-nieceS. Sister
The Good shepherd. Baltimore. Nd,
Sister Mary Frances, Sister Of the
Holy Name. Washtngton. D. c., and
Miss Paula Beck: Washington, 2: G.;
one Sne tgEeat-nepheE. Mr: Frank Beck.
RoSinson Funeral Home. teonard. Leon I'd:
town. Nd. on Monday, February g.
e $50 an, THENCE To- 81. Johns
Church; 81, Hoilywcod: Nd, where
ass ntsfmsnt @ g g. Oils5sS AfGsslus q censssTs
Leonardtown. Nd Recitation Of
the rosary on Sunday evening ct g.
HOFFLER. ETHEL M. On Saturday
February 4. 1861. at the Wahingtor
Hospital Center, ETHEL M. HoFF-
and the late r. B. Hayes and sister
Ralph b. Marr. MRS. Louis B. KEEP
hart, Mrs. Marvin J, Matthews. Mrs
H. D. Lester. Mrs. Michael Sullivan
Thomas w. and the late Edwin w
Hayes. Mrs. Hoffler rests ct th'
| Warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Home
| Nd, where prayers will be tald OF
lparkins facilitiesJ, interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may visi
ct the funeral home after pm
Sunday.
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; rlsTs ). 1851, - q y his s Tssisdence. zsS.
tS abY wisssH Ssisa.s e. aS SaFe9fas e srs 4
a. Daddy, father Of Lawrence A.
Daddy and Marcia Ann paidy.
Friends may call at oaWler's Chapel.
1855 Pennsylvania ave. nv. (eouI,:
be offered at st. AIMS Catholic
Church. Wisconsin. ave. and Yuma
st. NV, on Tuesday. February z,
at 8 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 8
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FLEIIBLL, ELIZABETH (LIBBYl. On
EEE.aaNY 1ssyF EssSgHFy !, p 1927. : LIZA Jz66
Cue &, NV. beloved wife Of Joseph
Heyman and Mrs. Judith shumar,
both Of Silver sprinG, Nd; George
Heyman Of Washington. d. c.; Miss
Dorothy Heyman and Mrs. Edna
Hoffman. both Of Jersey City, N. j.
Son Funeral Home, l2iS Ssh st. E
10 m. Interment King David Ne.
mortal Garden. In mourning at
$500 Que st NV. Apt. 332, 8
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BROWN. MARY W. on Thursday
SsssresA ss cl.tsndeH e dsSl st. At her MRY sssissnSs
BROWN. beloved wife of Albert
Brown. mother Of Mrs. Thelma A
Lewis, Mrs. MurleaSe r skinker
Mrs. Ellen w Smith. William A
ana ea'e1 9e 6,dwsns STGSn .nd sSteE o.enb SI Mrs
Wilson. She also Is survived by
twelve grandchildren, two great.
grandchildren. other relatives anc
friends. The late Mrs. Brown may
Some seEsS sS n e al, tns s'eMf sftes pneInl m
Sunday. February 5. Mass will b
offered on Monday. February 8. at
st. John Baptist de La Sale Cath.
olic Church. 500 Sargent I'd, Chill.
Nonnt Oiivef cerneterT
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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February I, 1881. at lis fesidencss
brown. iIs Beloved husband aso; SSa q Ruth 6
I. Brown, father Of Philip J. and
Joseph L. Brown. brother Of Philip
D. Brown, Funeral from collinl
Funeral Home, 1921 14th st: NV
REQUIEM mass at ct. MichaeIi
Church. S06 Wayne ave. Silver
Spring. Nd. at $3.50 am. Kindly
omit flowers. Friends may make
donations TO the. Seton Guild OF
St, Ann's Infant and Maternity
Home, Viewing on Sunday, Febru.
ary 5, from 4 to 8 pm, and or
Monday. from 8 TO pm. and
to 8 pm 8
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Rev. S. J. Ciutto
To BeOrduined
As Priest June3

The Rev. S. Joseph Ciatto,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orazio
Ciatto, 2516 Alton street. Hill
crest Heights, Nd, will be or
dained a Roman Catholic priest
on June 3 in the Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception.
Assisting in the ceremony
will be his cousin, the Rev.
Carmelo Sentiment, who will
come from Italy for the
occasion.
Father Ciatto, 80, will cele-
brate his first solemn mass on
Sunday, June 4, at the Church
Of the Nativity, Thirteenth and
Peabody streets NV, his for
mer parish church.
AS a Washington resident,
Father Ciatto attended local
schools and was graduated
from Roosevelt High School in
1850. He then attended Holy
Cross Seminary at the Uni
versity of Notre Dame, South
Bend, Ind, was graduate d
from there in 1857, and COM
pleted his studies at Holy
Cross College here.
He will return to Notre Dame
for further studies following
his ordination. A member of
the Congregation Of Holy
Cross, he will then be assigned
to teaching, parish and mis-
sion duties.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Paul 9TH Grader
Captures District
Spelling Honors

Stephen Good, IL, a seventh
grader at Paul Junior High
School, won the 18th annual
Greater Washington Spelling
Bee Friday night with "lacteal'
and detergent"
His victory gave District
schools their second winner in
a row. The bee, with los con-
testants, lasted four hours in a
17-round bout in the Commerce
Department auditorium.
The runnerup was Eric Jung.
13, an eighth-grade student at
St. Ambrose School, Cheverly,
Md. Other winners were Ron
aid Lafond, 13, Of Holy Name
School, third place; John De-
zonia, IA, of Thomas jefferson
School, fourth, and Julia Rob-
inson, IL, Of st. Jerome School,
fifth.
Stephen will represent Wash
ington in the National Spelling
Bee to be held at the Mayflower
Hotel on May 81 and June l.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Pickets Hit
u. S. Role in
Cubu Action

PicketS protesting the United
States role In the recent rebel
invasion of Cuba demonstrated
yesterday around the Central
Intelligence Agency Building at
Twenty fourth and E streets
NV.
Their ranks boosted by the
arrival of about 200 from New
York, New Jersey and Phila-
delphia, they put on an orderly
demonstration at the CIA. then
at the White House. and finally
held a rally at All Souls Uni
tartan Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV,
One of the leaders, David
Dellinger, As, of Glen Gardner,
N. j.. said the picketing would
end here today.
Carrying signs reading Hands
Off Cuba" Forgive the CIA"
and independence, Yes; Inter
vention, No." the group in
cluded seven men who had just
completed a To-day Jail sem
tence here during which they
taking only water. They
appeared to be in good health
as they rejoined the other
picketS. .
The picketing group also in
cluded about 30 peace march,
erS" who hiked in from San
on an announced
trip to Moscow.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Home Accident
FutuI to Man, so

A 50-year-old District man
killed by a fall down a flight of
stairs last week was the only
fatality caused by home acci-
dents. the District Red Cross
Safety Services reports.
The Red Cross reported that
l72 persons were treated in
local hospitals. The accidents
included 80 falls, 9 burns, 10
poisonings, % cuts, l con-
fusion, 13 foreign objects in
the eye, ears, nose. throat or
stomach, and "a others.
The number Of accidental
burns treated increased last
week. A 20-year-old woman re-
ceived second-degree burns on
her forehead, arms and hands
when an oven exploded, and
a 70-year-old woman received
second-degree burns on her leg
from a stove.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
U. S. Quickens
Visa Renewal
To Boom TruVeI
Rv the Associated Press

The State Department has
eaSed its visa procedures again
to encourage foreign tourist
travel to the United States,
officials disclosed yesterday.
Under a new regulation, q
foreigner can get an existing
United States visa renewed in
stead Of having to apply for
a new one when the old ex-
pires. A visa is a permit to
enter a country.
Secretary Of State Rusk is
sued the new order in unpubli-
cized instructions dispatched
April 7 to United States con-
Sular officers around the world.
Earlier this year the State
Department simplified its visa
application procedures and or
dered thrown away long visa
application forms which includ-
ed questions some foreigners
found insulting.
A major effect Of the new
action will be to allow for
eigners to mail their passports
to United States conSulates and
get renewals stamped on visas
without having to travel per-
sonally to the consulate.