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Mrs. MockoII, 80,
Of Georgetown;
Doctors Widow

Mrs. Louis MacKall, 80, a life
long Georgetown resident, died
Wednesday after a long illness
at her home, 3044 o street NV.
Mrs. Mackall, the former
Lucy Haw Matthews, was active
in District civic affairs and was
a past president of the George
town Garden Club and of the
ladies board of the old Epis-
copal Hospital. She was also
a member of Christ Episcopal
Church. the Chevy Chase Club
and the Cosmos Club.
Mrs. Mackall was the widow
of a Georgetown doctor, who
died in 1890.
She leaves two son. Charles
M. Mackall of Greenwich.
Conn, and Louis Mackall, jr., of
24l5 Taylor avenue. Alexandria; ;
two daughters, Mrs. Fielder
Israel of Pittsburgh and Miss
Lucy H. Mackall of the home
address, and 10 grandchildren.
Services were scheduled at 2
pm. today at Christ Episcopal
Church, 3116' o street NV
with private burial.
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Henry R. Jones, Attorney,
Father of u. S. Official

of New Hartford. After grad1a-
ton from Cornell University in
1906, he was editor of the New
Hartford Tribune until 1919, in
addition to practicing law.
He served in the Connecticut
State Legislature from 1917 to
1919, when he became chief
attorney in the State Depart
ment of Agencies and Institu-
tions, a post he held until 1925.
He later served as assistant at
torney general for the State
of Connecticut.
During World War II, Mr..
Jones served as Government
appeals agent for selective
service and was awarded the
Selective Service Medal for his
work. Between 1947 and 1858
he was States attorney for
Litchfield County, Conn.
Besides his wife, Eleanor D.,
of New Hartford, and his son
he leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Ebert G. Manchester of Win
sted, Conn; five grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren
Services will be tomorrow in
New Hartford.
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Graham Kemper,
In Foreign Service
For 80 Years

Graham Hawes Kemper, 81,
United States Consul General
at Rome at the outbreak of
World War II, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Kemper, a veteran of 30
years in the Foreign Service,
was born in Bethany, w. Va.
He was graduated from Tran
Sylvania University, Lexington,
KY, and received a masters de-
gree at the University of Ken
lucky.
Before joining the State De-
partment in 1911, he taught at
Georgetown University (KyD
and the University of Manila
in the Philippines.
His Foreign Service career
took him to posts in South
America, Japan and Europe. He
served at the Rome Embassy
from 1888 to 1910.
After his retirement in 194l,
Mr.. Kemper lived for a year
at 1922 Harrison street NV,
then moved to his present home
at Orange, Va.
He leaves a nephew and six
nieces, including Mrs. Henry
Butler, 1871 Thirty-first street
NV. His wife, Mrs. Aubrey C.
Kemper, died in 1946.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow at Orange, Va.
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Mrs. Lula Cox Dies:
Former D. G. Teacher

Mrs. Lula B. Cox, 81, a former
school acher here, died
Wednesday at Hadley Memorial
Hospital after a heart attack.
A native of Washington, she
had been living in Orlando, Fla.
and was visiting friends here
at the time of her death.
Mrs. Cox began her teaching
career in 1899 in the public
school system.
In 1915 she began teaching
at the old Miner Normal School
(which later became Miner
Teachers College, and in l94l
was awarded masters degree
in education from New York
University.
Mrs. Cox, a charter member
of the old Ephesus Seventh-day
Adventist Church (now Dupont
Park. retired from her teach
ing career here in 1914. A year
later she went to Nashville,
Tenn, to become medical Ii
brarian at the Riverside Sani-
tarium.
Leaving Nashville three years
later, she took a job on the
faculty at Oakwood College in
Huntsville, Ala, where she
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Mrs. Stetson, 81,
Gold Star Mother

Mrs. Rose Conway Stetson,
81, an organizer and the first
president of the Daughters of
Pioneers in the State of Wash
ington, died Wednesday at Wal
ter Reed Hospital after a short
illness.
Mrs. Stetson of 1910 N street
NV, was a member of the
American Gold Star Mothers,
Grace Seibold Chapter, in the
District. She had been an area
resident for 20 years.
She leaves a son, Col. Harold
j. Conway, USA, of 200 Valley
Brook drive, Falls Church; two
sisters. Mrs. Regina Ralph of
Seattle and Mrs. Walter Patrie
of Black Foot, Idaho, and a
grandson.
Graveside services were
scheduled for 2 pm. today in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
Ball Arlington boulevard,
Arlington.
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Samuel Zemurroy, Built
Fortune With United Fruit
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l (APl

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. (AP)
Samuel Zemurray, who came
to the United States as a penni-
less immigrant and became a
millionaire, died in a New
Orleans hospital last night
after a long illness,
Mr.. zemurray, 81. was a
former president and chairman
of the board of the United
Fruit Co., and was known in
importing circles as the
Banana King"
He stepped down as United
Fruit board chairman in 1857
and devoted the last years of
his life to philanthropic works.
Mr.. Zemurray, who was Lorn
in Russian BeSsarabia, saw his
first banana while working as
a laborer on the docks at Mo-
bile, Ala.
He conceived the idea of
entering the fruit business while
watching yellow bananas being
thrown into Mobile Bay be-
cause they were too ripe and
no jobber would buy them.
He travelled across the coun-
try selling bananas and hired
other men to make selling trips
Later he extended his buying
to New Orleans.
He formed a partnership
with a competitor, Ashable
Hubbard of New Orleans, and
went to Honduras where he
lived among farmers and
learned Spanish.
He actually was a competitor
of United Fruit in the early
days when he bought a tramp
steamer and picked up fruit
from independent planters.
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Mrs. Bouknight,
Worked for Army

Mrs. Charlotte Bouknight,
who worked until her retire
ment in l949, for the Army
transportation division, died
Wednesday in Arlington Hos
pital, after a long illness.
Mrs. Bouknight, a native of
Frederick, Md, lived at 1851
North Troy street, in Arlington.
She was 78.
She was a member of the
Cherrydale Womens Club, a
charter member of the Virginia
Compton Grandmothers Club,
and a member of Chapter 80
of the Order of the Eastern
Star.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
IC. L. Collum, of Columbia,
S. c., and Mrs. w. F. Zeigler,
of Frederick, and a son, by a
previous marriage, Albert Belts,
of 2510 North Columbus street,
Arlington.
Funeral services will be at
g am. tomorrow at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Burial
will be in Graceham, Md.
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When he was 33, he Joined
Gen. Manuel Bonilla, a former
president of Honduras, and a
peaceful revolution carried Gen.
Bonilla back into power.
Mr.. zemurray later sold his
company to United Fruit for
100000 shares of the old New
England company's stock and
became a United Fruit director.
Survivors include his widow,
a daughter and two grandchil-
dren. His son was killed in
World War II.
Private funeral services were
to be held this afternoon with
burial in Metairie Cemetery in
suburban New Orleans.
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Adenouer Improves
Will Resume Work

BONN, Germany. Dec. l
(AP). - Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer's condition showed
further improvement today. In
all probability he will resume
work at his office after the
week end, the federal press
office reported. The 85-year-
old chancellor has been con-
fined to his home for eight
days with grippe.
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Henry Roger Jones, father of
Roger w. Jones. Deputy Under
secretary of State for Admins
tration, died yesterday in New
Hartford. Conn.,, after a long
illness. He was 70.
A practicing attorney for SIS
years, Mr.. Jones was a native
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taught education until 1850.
She returned to the District
that year.
In 1855 Mrs. Cox went to
Germany to stay with her son,
DR.. j. Mark Cox, a surgeon on
duty with the Air Force at the
time. After three years they
returned to this country and
she had been living with her
son at his Orlando home.
Mrs. Cox also leaves another
son, D. Thomas Cox of New
York.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at Dupont Park
Seventh-day Adventist Church,
1885 Massachusetts avenue Sc.
Burial will be in New Harmony
Cemetery.
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Cafe Thieves Remove
Safe With S., 400

Thieves took a 200-pound
safe containing $3,400 from the
Cock Robin Restaurant. 5311
Wisconsin avenue NV. during
the night, police reported.
1t. Grayston w. Chapman
said the loss was discovered
this morning when an employe
arrived to open up the place.
The cash register was rifled of
an undetermined amount of
money, police said.
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DratAa

WHITE. THOMAS WILSON. Suddenly,
on wednesday. November 30. 1861, /,
THOMAS WILSON WHITE of 450S
Bed St, Mount Rainier, Nd, be-
loved husband of Minnie, /; White.
SeS,S.. SSooSs and anad vin John Isi Arthur White:
and Richard White. He also is
survived by five grandchildren. Mr.,
Home. 4T39 Baltimore ave. HyattS-
vile, Md. Services at St Johns
Episcopal Church, 34th st. and
Rainier ave. Mount Rainier, Md.
on Saturday. December >, at Ii
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Beltsviile, Nd. Friends may cali
after 8 pm. Thursday, November 30.
WRIGHT, JULIUS J. Suddenly. on
Sunday. November 26, 1861 JULIUS
J, WRIGHT of 1905. North Capitol
ST.. st; He is suryived by a very de-
ice q funeral later Arrangements
Home. 5"4 sth st. ne,
YOUNG. CHARLES A. Suddenly, on
Saturday, November @5. 1861. at
CHARLES A. YOUNG. member of
BARRIERS Union, Local 239. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home. 740O Georgia ave. NV, where
services will be held on Saturday,
December .. at 10 am. Interment
Congressional Cemetery.
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Garn nf Thanka

MARSHALL. MARTHA Z. The fam
ily q the late MARTHA p, MAR
est appreciation to all for the
flowers. cards, telegramS and other
acts of sympathy during IUr be-
reavement.
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FERSINGER. JOSEPH ELMER n

"Wednesday, November 80. 1861, al
Providence Hospital, JOSEPH ELMER
FERS1NGER. the beloved husband
OF Florence Fersinger Inee Conner
Melvin Spittle. He also is survived
BY four grandchildren Prayers at
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
66i Good Hope I'd Sc parking
facillties). on Saturday. December =.
al 800 I'M. Interment Cedar Hill!
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FRAZIER. CHARLES E. Suddenly. or

Ihursday. November 80. 1851.
CHARLES E. FRAZIER OF 2715 l4th
81. NV, devoted husband of Mary
P. Frazier. brother OF Joseph r
Frazier. Other relatives and friends
also survive. After . pm. Sunday,
December 3. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
services on Monday. December 1
at pm. at the First Baptist
Church, 27th st. and Dumbarton
ave. NV. the Rev. Fulton o. Brad
ley officiating Interment Lincoln
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NoRFoRD. MARSHALL A. sr, Sud.

denIy, on Thursday. November 30,
Va. MARSHALL a. NORFoRD, ST. ST.
beloved husband OF Bertha /. Nor
ford and father of Bernie A. and
Marshall A. Norford. ir.. and the
Iate walter Norford; brother OF VIII
Va; Mrs; NADIA Andes. Mrs Mar.
ina Condee and Miss Mary Eliza
Noriord. all Of Charlottesville. Va.
He also is survived by two grand
Snldren; Friends may call at the
money d King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave. west. Vienna. Va. Serv-
ICES Will be held at the Oskton
Church OF the Brethren on Satur-
day, December >. at . pm. Inter
ment Flint Hill Cemetery. Oak
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OBRYANT. VIRGINIA On wst,.

cay; November -, 1851, VIRGINIA
OBRYANT OF 435 10th ST. Sc,
mother, OF Mrs. Doris Anderson.
MIS-: Lorraine Carter. Mrs. Rita
Louise Pierce. Shirley. Bernice, Jo-
Seph, Edward. George. James and
William O'Bryant. From 4 pm. Fri
cay, December l.: until o am. Satur-
Gay: DeGember ?. friends may call
Home. l404 Georgia ave. NV: thSre-
after at he Church Of God. 203O
Georgia ave. NV, where funeral
services will be held at 1870 pm
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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JACKSON. FRANK NJ On Tuesday

November 2s. 1861. FRANK NJ,
JACKSON of 1888 T ST. NV, be-
loved husband Of Eliza Jackson and
brother of Elizabeth Scott. He also
Is survived by five nieces eight
nephews, relatives and a host of
friends. After ) pm. Friday. De-
cember l.. friends are invited 10
call at the Jarvis Chapel. l433!
You St; NV. Funeral services will
be held at the Corinthian Baptist
Church. 5th and Eve SITS. NV. on
Saturday. December =, at pm
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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HARTGE. ALICE WAYsON.

ALICE WAYsoS SS'fhPsT aARToE ~, Of GAEL. iSSi.
VILE. Nd. Funeral services on FRI
day. December /, at IL am. at
the Christ Episcopal Church. Owens
vile, Nd. Interment Quaker Gene
terry. Remains resting at the
Hardesty Funeral Home. Galesville,
Nd. In lieu of flowers contribu-
tons may be sent to the Christ
Church. QNPnSNille Nd 1 -
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COT. B. NJ. YOUNG. President.

cot. B. NJ. YOUNG. President.
SMITH. HENRY NJ. Officers and mem.
No. No 3 :. ar are 6e HEREBY notified Of THE the
death OF Brother H. NJ. Smith on
Monday, November 81 1851. Flu
neral will be held on Saturday. De-
cember :" from SITS Paul and
Z. T. BUTLER. Rec. secy.
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MINOR. CAROLYN M. On Thursday,

HL.yUN, MN, NAhUL1N M. On Thursday,
november 30, 1861. at the Wash
NJ, MINOR Of PASS Tuniaw I'd NV ~
beloved wife Of William H. Minor,
SISTER OF Mrs. Earl Shenk OF Ar
lngton, Va, and aunt OF William Z,
SSnenS; SaHiS- crsnSS EcEriendS may Gall at the
ave. NV, after II noon SATURDAY.,
December courtesy parking oppO-
Sltel. where services will be held
on Monday, December 4, at lO45
an. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers, CoatrI.
buttons may be sent to the American
Cancer Society.
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srErsoN. ROSE CONWAY. Suddenly

on Wednesday. November 90, 1851,
at Walter Reed Army Hospital, ROSE
CONWAY STETSON, beloved mother
OF Col. Harold j. Conway, USA IRE
tiredJ, and sister OF Mrs. Perry
Ralph of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs
Walter Patrie Of Blackfoot, Idaho:
grandmother Of Shevley Conway o.
Santa Monica, Calf. GraveSide
services and interment on Friday,
December l, at . pm, Columbia
blvd, Arlington. Va. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Rinaldi Funeral Home
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SMITH. MAUDE S. On Thursda,

SMITH. MAUDE $. On Thursday,
November 30, 1861. at Suburban
s0'PIaSfr PsarH seS9e'as q sas Nv &ortSaElo6 MAYBE
st. NV. Washington, D. c., and
Glen Ridge, N. j., wife Of the late
Percy F. Smith Of Washington
D. C.. and Glen Ridge. N. j.; mother
of Audrey s. Locke and grand
mother of Robert Wayne Locke Of
van TasseIs Funeral Home Bloom
field, N. j.. on Sunday. December
Newark. N. ]. Omit flowers.
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HARDING, ROBERT DONALD.

Ihursdav, November 30. 1861. al
MONTGOMERY County General Hos
pital Sandy Spring. Nd, ROBERT
husband of Bessie Bowman Harding.
father OF Robert E. Harding. Silver
Spring, Md: Mrs Eta Scafone of
Arlington, Va, Carroll B. Harding,
Silver Spring, Md: Mr.. Donnie
Harding. Germantown Md: MIR
Buddie E. Harding. Germantown,
Md. and Miss Pepsle Harding. Ger
mantown, Md; brother Of Carroll
RAYMOND. Mary, Martha Paul,
Brawner and Francis Harding. Mr..
Harding rests at the Gartner Flu
neral Home. 3l6 East Diamond ave,
Gaithersburg, Nd. where funeral
services Will be held on SATURDAY..
december =. at > pm Interment
Forest Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg.
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MATHER, MAUDE L. On Thursday.

November 80. 1851. MAUpE Z
MATHER of the Methodist Home.
d9ol Connecticut ave. NV, mother
ington. D. c.; Mrs. Margaret +
Thomas OF Batavia. Iowa; Mrs Shir.
ley Knapp of La Crosse, Wis, She
also is survived by grandSon,
D. c. Friends NAV call AZ the
Methodist Home from Z pm, to =
pm. Friday. December |. Services
a. the above home on SATURDAY,
December at IL am. Interment
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day. November 30, 1861, at George
town sSn,,, University Hospital, EARL
SAMUEL EDWARDS of 1910 Mac
Brunswick, Md. beloved father of
J: Robert Edwards of Frederick,
Nd. and Mrs. Bernard D. Wright
OF Savannah. Ga; brother of Mrs.
Grant E. Dagenhart of Knoxville.
Md. Funeral services at the Etchi-
son Funeral Home. lO6 East Church
St, Frederick. Md. on Sunday. De
cember !. at y pm Intcrment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick,
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III dNLldills ANh., az ~
IGHT. CHARLOTTE,

memb berS of Arlington
WI Chapter No. 49, o. (. s..
@ are notified OF the death
AzA of Sister CHARLOTTE
BOUKNIGHT. EaSte
v Star funeral services on
Friday, December /. 1861,
al S pm at the Ives Funeral
Home, @S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va Interment Graceham, Md,
Moravian Cemetery.
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HEBB, HELEN MARIE. On Tbursda

HEDn' HLLEN Make. On IhurSday,
November 80. 1861, al RiVa. Mo.
HELEN MARIE HEBB, beloved wife
dauGhter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Spruil of Allentown. Md Services
pm. Monday. December 4. at the
Hopping Funeral Home, liz West
ST. Annapolis, Nd, where friends
may call from > to 4 and Z to . pm,
qally. 1nterment in the Hillcrest
Memorial Cemetery AnnanoIiS Ma
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BOUKNIGHT. CHARLOTTE F..

Wednesday, November % 1861. at
Arlington Hospital. CHARLOTTE E.
bubs st. Arlington, Va. beloved
mother of Albert E. Belts of Ar
llnEton, Va. and sister of Mrs.
Walter F. Zeigler of Frederick Md.
and Mrs. Curtis l.. Cullum of Co.
lumba, S. C. She also is survived by
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 3S41
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. after :
pm. Thursday. November 30. where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday September :" at 9 am.
Interment Moravian Church Gene
terry Gracham. Md. at 1870 am. |
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JACKSON. RAY F. On Thursday

November 30. 1851. RAY RAY F. FnaTsGTE jazz.
Chase. Md. beloved wife OF Frank
H. Jackson. mother of Frank H,
u, and Donald F. jackson, Mrs,
Ruth j. Frankenfield and Mrs. Doro-
my j. Valachovic; sister of Miss
yited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md, where
services will be held on Saturday,
private. In lieu of flowers con-
trioutions may be made to Subur-
ban HoSpital
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sTIEGEL. WALLACE JACoBs.

TUESDAY. November rs, 1861. at his
residence, 5l23 South 11th ST.. Ar
lington. Va, WALLACE JACOBS
STIEGEL. beloved husband OF Lou
Eta Stiegel, father of Wallace Ed
Stiegel, son of Edith Jacobs Stiegel.
brother of Mrs. Alice CUMMINGS and
Mrs. Margaret Hanks of Arlington,
Va. and Francis c. Stiegel of Nor
folk. Va. Friends may call at the
blvd, Arlington, Va where funeral
services will be held on Saturday,
December =. at pm. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery. l
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MARGARET FRANCES

OF 4104 Nicholson ST., Hyattsville,
Mo. on November 80. 1861, wife
Of Robert F. Swindler, mother of
Mrs. Paul A. Martin and Margaret
Joseph Brown, Mrs. Mildred Parker,
Mrs. Reid Shafer, Leonard o. and
Andrew ]. Baldwin. Prayers at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 5S0I
Cleveland ave-, Riverdale, Md, on
Mass at st. Jerome's Catholic
Church, Hyattsville. Md. at q am.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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SMITH. HENRY M. Sr. Members Of
NZ~ St. Josephs Commandery
GSESGNM No. 2S5. Knights of St
H&M& John, are requested to as
RlW semble for prayers at the
EAESS# Mcclure Funeral Home.
V&kMHN 1870 9th st. NV. on Fri
day, December l. 1861, at
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JOHNSON. ADA c. On Wednesday

Noyember 2g. 1861, ADA C. JOHN
son OF 1908 42d place ne. beloved
mother, of Mrs, Mary Natalie JOY,
Reginald F. and James A. johnson.
Also surviving are her grandchil-
dren. other relatives and many
friends. Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at the Holy Name Catholic
Church, l1th and K SITS. ne, at Q
am. saturday. December - In
In lieu of flowers the family re-
quests that contributions be made
to the Catholic Charities. Arrange
meQtS hY McCSnire
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EDELIN,. LILLE. On Saturday Novem-

Der G5, 1861. at Brownsville Stale
Hospital, LILLE EDELIN, OF 5l6 @
st. Sc, devoted sister of Mr.. Rich
ard E: Craig. Mr.. Leonard Mills,
MIS-. Ella Dorham and Mr.. JemeS
Mills, Sr. She also is survived by
other relatives and friends. After
. pm. Friday, December /. friends
may call at the Robert G. MrSon
Funeral Home, $500 Nichols ave.
Sc Funeral services on Saturday,
December >. at pm, at Camp
bell A. M. E. Church, 1852 Nichols
ave. Sc, the Rev. j. s. Grant
officiating. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery. 3S,3O,l
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MEEKs, GRACE PEARSON On Thurs,

day, November 30, l96I' Al ''Is bsr
residence. 55l5 Ridgefield I'd, Be
thesda. Md, GRACE PEARSON
MEEkS, mother OF Pearson S. Meeks,
SERVICES services At the s., H. Hines Co.
on Saturday. December ., at nm
parking facilities). Interment Oak
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November 80, 1861, JOSEPH BiRN.
MAN of 1903 Minnesota ave
Sc. beloved father OF Mrs. Esther
Cherner, Mrs. Sylvia Littman, Mrs.
Betty Fig of Chevy Chase, Md. and
Jack Birnman OF Silver Spring. Md
ne, ne Slso Is suFoIveo uS nI,ie snaia- ssnhmL
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky & Sons Funeral Home,
1901 l4th ST. NV. on Friday, De-
cember /. at am. lnterment
Tifereth Israel Section, Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery. Memorial week
113l Rocton court, Chevy Chase
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Dratha

ALMGREN, EVELYN c. On Thurs
day, November 30, 1861, EVELYN
c. ALMGREN OF 4003 3lSt St.
Mount Rainier, Md, beloved wife
OF the late Arthur c. Almgren
mother OF Mrs. Ruth A. StackhouSe
sister of Mrs Aaron Jacobsen and
Mrs, Helen Kaufman, She also
is survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call at Nalley'S Funeral
Eastern ave. ne, Funeral services
will be held in St Johns Episcopal
Church. Bath St and Rainier ave.
Mount Rainier, Md, on sunday, De-
cember 2 at 3 pm. Private inter-
ment IN -ArlinSton National Gene
terry on Monday, December T. Visit
ing hours on Friday, December /,
from to 9 pm ana SATURDAY.
December =, > to I pm, and TO
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SWIIH, HENRY NJ. Officers and
u : : !: !: {. + Il 4
MTEHM Society OF SITS Paul and
III kn;ZMbI queSted to assemble at the
~WN ~ Mcclure Funeral Home,
V~ 1870 9th ST. NV, on Fri
day. December /, 1861, at
1:3O pm. to recite the rosary for
the repose Of the soul of our late
brother. HENRY M SMITH
REV. ROGER P. GALLAGHER.
Spiritual Director l
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BEAsLEY. vIRGIE F.. on Thursday.

eral Hospital, vIRGIE E, BEAsLEY,
Beaslev and mother of Shirley 3.
Beasley, Jack Palmer BeaSley, de-
ceased; Alice w. Rain and Ken
meth W, Beasley. She also is sur
vived by five grandchildren. Rela-
tiveS and friends may call at the
Donaldson Funeral Home, 3l31 Tai
bott ave, Laurel. Md. Funeral
services at the Liberty Grove Meth
odiSt Church at BurtonSvlle, Md.
on Sunday. December 3, at > pm.
Interment Union Cemetery. 3
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/. bers OF the Oldest In
u habitantS. Inc, are
VI hereby notified OF the
> death of HENRY M.
\ 4 SMITH. former financial
y secretary. REQUIEM mass
{. " will be celebrated at 10
Saturday. December >. 1861.
S. Paul and Augustine Church,
and v SITS. NV.
lam D. NIXON. President.
ANK D. MCKINNEY, Secy. /
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aay., November 20. 1861. at the
Msshington Hospital Center. CATH
ERlNE A; PASSERO of 500 Uni
VVeIslty blvd; east, Silver Spring.
Nd, wife Of Charles PaSsero, mother
Of Mrs Robert Budzyn, Frank A
Dominic c: and Charles R. Pas
Sero,. daughter of Mr.. and Ms.
Dominic .Ambrosi and sister of An.
thony AmbroSi; grandmother of
Sstherine and Robert Budzyn. Mrs,
PaSSero rests at the Warner f
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md
tparking facilities). Mass will he
offered for the repose of her soul
on Saturday. December ., at III
am, at St. Bernadette's Catholic
Church, 72-74 University blvd. east
Silver Spring, Nd. Entombment
Fort Lincoln MauSoleum
Evening star., 1961-12-01
OLIVE H. BAUER.
Worthy Matron
HELEN THOMAS Secretary.

BROWN, FRANK. Died Monday. No
vember -. 1861. at Los Angeles,
Calf. FRANK BROWN, father OF
Frank X Brown and brother OF
Genevieve NJ. Brown. both of Wash
ington, D C. Funeral mass and
services were held Wednesday, No
vember %, in Los Angeles. Calf.
Interment Moravian Cemetery. Staten
Island, n Y, on Saturday. Decem-
ber :! ARRANGEMENTS by Hanley Fu-