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Evening star., 1961-12-02
GoIdwuter Backs
Officers Right
To Combat Reds

BERLIN, Dec. 2 CAP) Sen
ator Goldwater said on his ar
rival in Berlin today he feels
that military officers have q
right to indoctrinate their mer
against communism.
But the Arizona Republican
added he generally agrees with
the Kennedy administration
policy that military men should
not make political statements
unless they are cleared in ad-
vance.
Senator Goldwater said his
comments on the rights of mil
itary men to discuss politica,
matters were not meant to ap-
ply to the case of former Mai
Gen. Edwin A. Walker, who
was relieved of his Army divi-
sion command in Europe un-
der criticism of his troops in
doctrination program.
Senator Goldwater flew to
West Berlin with two other
Senators and a group of con-
gressional aides on a United
States Air Force Reserve duty
tour.
Senator Goldwater, a reserve
brigadier general in the Air
Force, was accompanied by
Senator Cannon, Democrat OF
Nevada, also a brigadier gen.
eral, and Senator Miller, Re-
publican of Iowa, a reserve
major. who is making the trip
as a Senator, having previ.
ously served his duty tour.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Pope May Reveal
Date Soon for
EcumenicuI

VATICAN CITY, Dec. 2 CAF)
Pope John XIII said today
that he may announce the
opening date of the Roman
Catholic Church's Ecumentical
Council before Christmas.
The pontiff said this in a
brief address to cardinals
archbishops, bishops and other
prelateS who together with him
today completed a week long
series of spiritual exercises in
preparation for the Christmas
season.
The Pope is to give his an
nual Christmas message to the
world on December 81. 1t is
expected that if he announces
the councils date, it will be
at that time.
Pope John and others al
ready have indicated that the
Ecumenical Council the first
in nearly 100 years-would be-
gin late in 1862 or early in
1868. The council is expected
to last about a year, but ses-
Sions might not be held con-
tinuouSly.
Preparations for the council
have been under way almost
since the day that Pope John
was elected supreme ruler of
the Roman Catholic Church
three years ago. He has fire.
cuently indicated that he be-
lieves the council will be one
of the most important, if not
the most important. events OF
his pontificate.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Income Tax Paid
ByCuthoIic Order
BY the Associated Press

An income tax case involving
the sale of wine by a Roman
Catholic order has been re-
solved by the orders payment
of nearly 81 million, a Govern
ment lawyer said yesterday.
The action was regarded as
the first decided case on the
meaning of the word church"
in the income tax laws.
Jerome Fink, attorney in the
Justice Departments Tax DivE
sion, said papers stipulating
the agreement between De La
Sale Institute and the Govern
ment had been filed in Federal
court at Sacramento, Calf.
De La Sale Institute is
wine making corporation
owned by the Christian Broth
ers, a Roman Catholic order,
and has its headquarters at
Napa, Calf. Mr.. Flax said the
corporation had agreed to drop
its appeal from a United States
district court judges decision
that it could not recover
$489,000 in taxes paid for the
fiscal years ending March 81,
1852, 1858 and 1856. In addi-
tion, Mr.. Fink said, the cor
poration agreed to pay $3,477,-
800 for 1854. 1855 and 1857
and for settlement of three
Government counterclaims.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

Nine defendants were SEN
fenced by District Court judges
in robbery cases yesterday.
Judge Edward M. Curran
gave Eddie King, l8, of the
1900 block of Fifteenth street
NV. an indeterminate sem
tence under the Federal Youth
Correction Act.
King was convicted in a
robbery of a cab driver
in a taxi in the early morning
hours of September /, and in
the robbery of a 58-year-
old man on August 7.
Woodrow Royster. 10, of the
3100 block of Eleventh street
NV, and Timothy H. McNeal,
II, of the l400 block of Doug
las road Sc, also were given
indeterminate sentences in con-
nection with the robbery of the
cab driver.
Judge Richmond B. Keech
sentenced Willis C. Orr, 26, of
the 1900 block of Tenth street
NV, to serve 4 to IL years in
prison for the knife-point rob-
berry of man in. the 400 block
of F. street NV.
Ralph Martin. 26, of the
1900 block of Sixth street NV.
received a 6 to 10 year prison
term on charges of housebreak- =
ing, robbery and assault with
intent to commit robbery.
He was found guilty of enter
ing a basement apartment in
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Mrs. Raymond Dies;
Author and Teacher

Mrs. Dora Neill Raymond, 70
author and college history pro-
fessor, died yesterday at the
Ayr Hill Nursing Home in
Vienna, Va, after heart at
tack. She earlier had lived in
Arlington.
Mrs. Raymond, a native Of
Ell Paso, Tex. was graduated
from the University Of Texas
in 1917 with a bahcelor of arts
degree. She received a masters
degree the next year and ir
1921 was awarded a Ph.D. ir
political science from Colum-
bia University.
In 1921 Mrs. Raymond began
her teaching career as history
instructor at Smith College. She
began teaching at Sweet Brial
(VaD College in 1925, and re-
mained faculty member there
until 1850 when she retired as
a professor of history. She also
served as the head Of the Gov
ernment and history depart
ment at the college.
Mrs. Raymond's first book
British Policy and Opinion
Evening star., 1961-12-02
U. S. Jets Wreck
Found Off Britain
By Minesweeper

LONDON, Dec. 2 (AP) "A
British minesweeper has To-
Gated the wreckage of an
American B-66 twin Jet United
States Air Force bomber which
ditched in the North Sea Octo-
ber 26, the admiralty an
nounced last night.
The minesweeper Shoulton
radioed that she found the re-
mains of the plane, scattered
widely over the seabed, with
the aid of antisubmarine de-
lection devices.
Names of the crew of the
plane were given as Capt. Paul
T. Savage, whose wife and
children live at Lake Ariel, Pa; ;
Maj. Paul w. Brooks, whose
wife and child live in Charlotte,
N. c., and Capt. Ralph l.
Davenport, whose wife and
children reside in Macon. Ga.
They were from the 9th
Bomber Squadron of the 47th
Bomber Wing.
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started with the Government
as a messenger when he was II
Mr.. Jones was born in Wash
ington and educated in District
schools. From 1922 until last
May he resided near Herndon
Va.
His father, Robert Tyler
Jones. was born in the White
House during President Tyler''
administration.
In 1922 Mr.. Jones married
the late Frances Strother Nc
MILAN of Herndon.
Mr.. Jones was a 32d degree
Mason and member of Herndor
Lodge No. 264, of which ht
served as master from 1929.
1881. He was a member oi
Calvary Baptist Church ir
Washington.
Mr.. Jones leaves a daughter
Mrs. Margaret Jones Coombe1
of Willow Spring Farm, Hern-
don. Va.
Services will be at 2 pm
Monday at the Green Funera
Home, Herndon. Burial will bt
in Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Herndon.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
School Order Guards
Barefoot Children

HONOLULU, Dec. 2 (AP).-
Mrs. Dollie Richmond. prin-
cipal of Honolulu's Kaahu-
manu- Elementary School, has
been ordered to remove broken
glass from her flower beds.
Walton M. Gordon, Superin-
tendent of the department of
education, said he issued the
order.
Mrs. Richmond scattered
glass on the flower beds be-
cause barefoot students were
trampling her freshly planted
seeds.
Most Hawaiian kids don't
have to wear shoes until high
school.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Mobile Lounges Called
Too Costly by Air|ines

but especially leaders in Gov
ernment, have said that the
American people must get back
to less wasteful ways of living
if we are to compete in a hos
tile world; that we will have
to forego some of the extrava-
gances it is easy to desire"
He also refers to comments
by President Kennedy in urg-
ing that the American people
make better use of the coun-
try's available resources. a.
He says the mobile lounee
system will limit the useful
ness of the airport. Being
blunt about It," his report says,
lin this time of semimobiliza-
ton, the matter of national Sc
curity is involved if evacuation
OF Washington is limited by a
mobile lounge bottleneck re-
ducing the capacity of the air.
port"
The lounge project. before
the FAA signed the contract for
!the 20 vehicles. was studied by
three of the Nations top ex.
perts in airport operation
Francis T. Fox. general man
ager of Los Angeles Interna-
tional Airport; George De Ment.
public works commissioner of
Chicago, and Thomas Sullivan,
first deputy chief of aviation
for the Port of New York
Authority,
A prototype of the lounge
has been under test at the air.
port for months. The FAA saws
the test operations equal some
three years of actual use.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

During the Franco Prussian
War" was published in 1921
She also was the author of "the
Political Career of Lord Byron
Q924, "Oliver's Secretary
John Milton in an Era OF
Revolt" 1882, and Captain
Lee Hall of Texas" Q940)
which was awarded a silver
plaque as the Texas Institute Of
Letters book of the year" Mrs
Raymond also was a frequent
contributor of book reviews tc
newspapers and magazines.
She was a member of the
Political Science Association
the English-Speaking Union
the American Historical Society
the American Association oi
University Women, the Texas
Folklore Society and Pi Beta
Phi sorority.
Mrs. Raymond leaves a son
E. Neill Raymond, 1901 South
Barton street, Arlington. and a
brother, Robert T. Neill, of San
Angelo, Tex.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by the Ives Funeral
Home.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star Staff Writer

Objections of the airlines over
use of the revolutionary mobile
lounge at Dulles International
Airport are partly based on a
report made by an airport con-
sultant hired by them, it was
learned today.
Airline criticism is based on
the cost of the moving wait
ing rooms" which will attach
to the terminal building, take on
passengers bound for flights
and carry them several miles
to board the aircraft. The cost
of 20 of the lounges, to be pur-
chased by the Federal Aviation
Agency, is $4.6 million.
Conventional means of han
ding passenger transportation
in most airports. including sew
eral new ones, is the finger
system which provides loading
spaces along each building fin
ger.
The airlines contend that
they will be paying for the
more expensive mobile lounge
system one way or another. and
that finger" facilities should
be built to supplement the
lounges. they contend. should
be limited to five.
Osterberg Report Source
Much of their protest stems
from the so-called Osterberg
Report "a 14-page. single
spaced presentation by Ken
meth A. Osterberg of Aviation
Services Co., Minneapolis.
Mr.. Osterberg's arguments
contend that 20 of the lounges
will not be sufficient to handle
the peak traffic and that con-
struction of a finger system
would, in the overall economic
picture, be cheaper than to
purchase the additional lounges
which would be required.
The report, which is dated
August IL but has never been
made public, also gets into the
human aspects.
Kennedy Comment Cited
Mr.. Osterberg says that
within the past year numerous
people from all walks of life.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
1raths

November IS. 1851 HENRY G.
TAYLOR of 4@S l. st. NV, brother
OF Pearl Malcalm and Martha Rid
die. Also surviving are four nieceS.
two nephewS other relatives and
friends. From 3 to 10 pm. Sunday,
December 3. friends may call at the
Brooks & Allen Funeral Home. 18th
st. and Florida ave, NV. where
services will be held on Monday.
December l. at | pm. interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 3
URBAN. FRIEDRICH W. OF Gao3
Glenville rd, Silver Spring. Md.
on November 30. 1861, husband OF
Louisa B. Urban, father OF Joseph
W. Samuel G. and Beverly M Ur-
ban and Mrs Adeline Payne: brother
OF Mrs. Mabel Noblet. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home S655 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring, Md. on
Monday December I, at IL am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
WASHINGTON. PERCY. On Friday,
iNGToN Of 3ii@ 10Th st NV,
beloved husband OF Margaret B
WaShington. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Mcclure. Inc.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Louis Armisteud Jones, SO,
Greut-Grundson of Tyler

Louis ArmiStead Jones. 90,
great grandson of President
John Tyler Cl84l-l845D, died
in his sleep yesterday from a
coronary thrombosis in his
araptment at 933 l. street NV.
A Government employe for
AZ years. Mr.. Jones retired in
1858 as chief of depository &C
counts branch. civil accounting
and auditing accounts division,
General Accounting Office. He
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Anuptltnna

6OLDSTEIN, NORMA. dwelling Of a
GoLDSTEIN at Kins David Me.
mortal Park. Falls Church. Va. or
Sunday, December 3. 1851, at |
pm. Relatives and friends invited
SABIN. EVA X. An unveiling to the
memory OF EVA K SABIN will be
held on Sunday, December 3, 1851,
mortal Garden. Fails Church. Va. 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02
Obituaries
Garh nf Chunks

BLACKSTON, WILLIAM l.. The fam.
lily of the late WILLIAM L. BLACK
STON wishes to express our deepest
appreciation to all for the flowers
cards, kilograms and other acts OF
sympathy during our bereavement
GRACE BLACKSToN AND BLACK
STON FAMILY
MARSHALL. MARTHA Z. The, fam
lily OF the late MARTHA f. MAR
SHALL wishes to express our deep
est appreciation to all for the
flowers, cards. telegramS and other
acts OF sympathy during our be-
PARKER MARSHALL AND FAMILY,
SHELTON. PVT. REGINALD G. The
- REGINALD G. sHEL ron
- wishes TO express our deep
" est appreciation to the Rev,
W. E. Fauntroy and mem
oers OF the New Bethel Baptist
Church, co-workers, neighborS,
schools, relatives and friends for
their flowers, cards, telegramS, cars
and other acts Of sympathy during
our bereavement
THE SHELTON FAMILY.
SMITH. LULA }. My wife,s sister
Mrs. Martin, and l wish to thank
all the neighbors and friends who
so kindly helped us in the Illness
and death OF my dearly beloved
wife, LULA J. SMITH.
HOWARD T. SMITH.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
MAE c. McGINNIS, W. NJ
MAMIE E. WOHLFARTH, SeCy.


GILLIONS. GARRETT T.. Sr. or 6?Oi
CarroItun ter. HyattSville. Md, or
December /. 1881. beloved husband
Of Florence B. Gillions, father OF
Garrett r. Gillions. jr.. and Mrs
Roman F Green. brother Of Mrs
EdV ard HardlnG. grandfather ol
Mrs Timothy D. HbyeS.~Carole sno
Su-ray Gillions. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleve-
land ave. Riverdale. Md Monday
December 4. at "::iO p.m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02

FREEMAN, NELLIE c. The officers
and members OF Adah
J; : !:
December 4. 1851, at ia
p.m to conduct funeral services
for our late sister. NELLIE c.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

SsS SSyeMbsI RTfH 20 LEn aS on da0TSe daHTs
RUTH LEWIS BRooKEs of Vienna,
Va. wife of the late Jonn ST. Clair
BrookeS and mother of John s III
Memorisi services viii be held at
Gawler's Chapel. 1886 Pa. ave. NV.
on Sunday. December 3, at pm.
Interment private. In lieu OF flow
erS contributions may be made to
The American CancRr Society
Evening star., 1961-12-02
GREENE. HARRY R! On Thursday

November 80 l9Gl, HARRY R
GREENE. son OF the late Michael
and Mary Greene. Friends may call
at the TaltAvull Funeral Home
1906 I4th ST. NV. on Sunday. De-
cember ). from noon TO . pm
REQUIEM mass at ST Dominic S
Church. 9Th and E SITS sW. on
Monday. December 4, al $50 am,
Interment Arlington National Gene
Evening star., 1961-12-02
GRIGSBY. FANNIE NJ. 'nee Rud.silD

On Friday December /. 1861, al
her residence, 1850 South Colum.
bus St. Arlington. Va. FANNIE
M GRIGSBY beloved wife OF the
late Charles Stuart GriSby. mother
OF Lucille Gossage and sister OF
Carrie R. Peed OF Weedonville. Va
She also is survived by two grand.
children. Friends may call at CAV
ler'S Chapel, 1883 Pa. ave. NV
courtesy parking opposite, where
services will be held on Monday
December 4. at ? pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02

bers OF Victory Post. No.
4. the American Legion,
are notified OF the death
of Comrade JOS E P H
REITH. Legion services
will be conducted by the
National Guard OF Honor
ly. December 3. 1861. at
at the Chevy Chase Fu-
me. 5lO3 Wisconsin ave.
members are requested
Evening star., 1961-12-02
BEAsLEY. vIRGIE E. On Thursday

November 20. 1861. at Laurel Gen
eral Hospital VIRGIE E. BEAsLEY,
beloved wife Of the late ". o.
BeaSley. Jack Palmer BeaSley. de-
ceased, Alice W. Rain and Ken
meth w. Beasley. She also is sur
vived by five grandchildren. Rela-
tlveS and friends may call at the
Donaldson Funeral Home. 3l3l Tall
bott ave. Laurel Md. Funeral
services at the Liberty Grove Meth
odiSt Church at Burtonsville Mo
on Sunday, December 3, at " pm
Evening star., 1961-12-02

FRAZIER, CHARLES {. Officers and
L-u members of Past Exalted
!; (; : ;::
~ FRAZIER. Session OF Sor-
=, 1851 at 4 pm, at the Morning
star Lodge. No. 40 Funeral on
Monday. December 4 at pm. from
the First Baptist Church, 9th st.
and Dumbarton ave. NV.
NJ z. ROBINSON,
Evening star., 1961-12-02
SAMUEL NJ. GRAHAM
First Scribe

FREEMAN. NELLIE {. On Friday,
FREEMAN Of 34o4 Shepherd ST.,
Mount Rainier Nd, beloved wife
OF William s. Freeman and mother
OF Mrs. Barbara K. Skinner, Mrs
Nellie D. Howlin. Mr.. Karl A.
Young. lr.. ano StepSon. MI
James W. Freeman. She also is
survived bv a sister. Mrs. Madeline
NJ Gleason and two granddaughter
Relatives and friends may call at
GaSchS Funeral Home, 4139 Bal
timore ave. HyattSville, Nd, from
II am Saturday, December >. until
II 10 am. Monday. December I;
thence TO st. Johns Episcopal
Church. 34th ST. and Rainier ave.
Mount Rainier. Nd where services
will be held at l2:30 pm. Inter-
ment Fort incOin Cemetery 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02
HEBB. HELEN MARIE. On THURSDAY

November 30 1851, AZ Riys, Nd
HELEN MARIE HEBB. beloved wife
of Thomas R Hebb and devoted
daughter of idr and Mrs. Warren
Spruill OF Allentown, Nd. Services
> pm. Monday, December I. at the
ST. Anna polls. Md. where friends
may call from to 4 and : to 2 pm
daily. 1nterment in the Hillcrest
Memorial Cemetery. Anna polls Nd. )
Evening star., 1961-12-02

December /. 1861. at Alexandria
Hospital RICHARD F. RoNAYNE
OF 6O2 Bashford lane, Alexandria,
Va. the husband OF Elizabeth Cor
man Ronayne. brother OF Mrs. Esther
and Jack Ronayne. Friends may call
at the Dsmaine Memorial Chapel
$50 s Washington st. Alexandria
Va. Mass will be offered at St
Mary's Catholic Church. on Tues
day. December !, at g:3O am In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Recitation of the rosary at the
above funeral home on Monday,
December { at nm 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02
REED, ALBERT TBURsToN On F,
REITH, JOSEPH H. On Friday. De

REITH, JOSEPH II. On Friday. De-
cember l. 1851. al his residence.
3762 W st. NV, JOSEPH H RETTH
beloved husband OF Marie Reith
Friends may call at Chevy Chase
Funeral Home. SOB Wisconsin ave
NV where PRAYERS, will be said
REQUIEM mass will be offered at
the Holy Trinity Church, 36th and
o SITS NV. Monday December T..
al 9:3O am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02
MGGs, BEULAH. c. OF 1872 Austit

HOGS. BEULAH, c. OF 36l2 Austih
st. sc. ON November 30. 1861, be-
loved wife Of the late Robert HiRgs
He also is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Lola LeSko, and Mrs. Mabel
BoSSerman Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 5l7 llth st. Sc, on
Monday, December 4. at 10 am In
terment Lacey Spring Cemetery
Lacey Spring. Va. 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ROBINSON. JAMES L. On Thursday
Hospital JAMES L. ROBINSON of
ST. N st. NV. Apt No. :, He
leaves to mourn his passing his
wife. Catherine Robinson; one sis
ter. Beulah OF Germany: his step
father John Booze; three auntS.
one uncle and other relatives and
friends Remains resting at the
John I. Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home. 3OI1 I'm St ne. tample
parking facilities, where friends
may call after :. pm. Sunday.
December >. and where funeral
services wi!l be held Monday. De-
cember 4 at II am Interment
lincoln Memorial CemPtery
Evening star., 1961-12-02
CAMPBELL. MRS MAMIE ERNEsrINE

cember /. 1851. louis B. cHELEc
OF 1884 Sycamore ST. NV, beloved
husband OF Ann D. Chelec and de-
field Chelec. He also is survived
by his mother. Mrs. Dora Chelec,
and two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Sayetta
Of Birmingham. Ala. and Mrs. Helen
Berman of Newport News, Va Fu-
neral services at the Bernard DAN
zansky Il Sons Funeral Home 35Ol
l4th st. NV, on Sunday. Decem-
Der 3. at go pm. Interment
Adas Israel Cemetery. Memorial
week l1S4 Sycamore ~ pu q
Evening star., 1961-12-02

SHAVER, ROBERT n. Suddenly, on
MsdEnsssday;; NSyembs1 "a 1861
washington St. Rockville, Md
Robert N. Shaver. brother OF Mrs
Guy Kirby. Mrs. Guy Nichols and
q B. Shaver. jr. Friends may cal
at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home
1881 E MONTGOMERY ave Rockville
pike. Rockville. Md. where services
will be held Monday. December 4
at l..:45 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02

on Thursday, November 30. 1851
st. NV. WALTER scHEfDE0GER
the beloved husband of Mrs. Cora
{. Scheidegger father of Nellie
G.. Evelyn R. Walter W. Arnold
j.. Robert F. and Ernest A. Schei-
degger all OF Washington. D. c
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home. Ith st. and Mass
ave ne. where services will be
held on Monday December 4. a,
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery 3
Evening star., 1961-12-02
sEALs. CHARLIE. on rhnrsdar. No.

vember 80, 1851. CHARLIE SEALS
of 4I61 B st. Sc. beloved father
Of six daughters and five sons. He
also leaves to mourn their loss a
host of grandchildren, other relatives
Sunday. December 3. friends may
call at the Taft H. Williams Fu-
neral Home. 4445 Deane ave. ne.
where services will be held on Mon
nay ment Dfffm1fr Eineoin Memorial cemefery nefy
Family may be contacted at 37S2
Hayes st. ne. Apt. |. LU. 3-nS65. 3'
Evening star., 1961-12-02
THE EVENING STAR
Dratha
Washington, D. c.
Soturday, December 2, 1861

DouGHERTY. DANIEL ?, On Thurs
p. boUdHERTY Of aSii PennsyI-
| vanis ave. Sc. beloved husband Of
/ Margaret NJ, DouSherty tnee Nc
Daniel J. and Matthew j. Dougherty
/ and brother OF Matthew DOugherty
! Of New York City, N Y, He also
| Is survived by eleven grandchildren.
funeral Hom S% 'Rf 4s T%Gay %saCnsn H"niHn aSs
/ nv, on Monday. December 1, at
s;l0 am. Hish. requiem mass at
/ 81, Francis Xavier Church at 10
am, Interment Gate of Heaven
FAGAN, CATHERINE. On Saturday.
PSss%Ssr PSo%S beloved r'sI vii. c4TheREns e. IKE sts
Mccain MRS Msae catherIne i%ni e' oconnoT Se%eS r
Mrs. Betty Wrisht and Mrs. Mar
se' e. De FVE Vol FGnsTa FGisnai Hoy Home cal e4 4
saturday, pecemSeT SSs; S;T >. a'fs5 Rosary pm Viii
oe recited az pm. Sunday, De-
effs9sG oefmSe5 , Requiem a,s mass mass will be
Both and o sts. NV, on MONDAY.
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery
FAGAN. CATHERINE M. Members of
8 ! !! ::; g: !!
the rosary for our late
member. CATHERINE M. FAGAN
AGNES ROACH, Prefect.
Spiritual Director. 3
FRAZIER, CHARLES L. Suddenly on
CHARLES f. FRAZER of %il5 i4th
st. NV. devoted husband OF Mary
P. Frazier, brother OF Joseph r.
Frazier. other relatives and friends
he Frazier Funeral Home, aS9
Rhode Island ave. NV Funeral
services on Monday, December 4.
a. pm: at the First BAPTIST
ave. NV, the Rev, Fulton O. Brad
ley officiating lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery 3
FRAZIER. CHARLES z. Officers and
rN Lodge. No. 40. /. B. p. o. Z.
:: q! 4: =: !:
the Elks' Home. Funeral services
on Monday December 4, at pm.
at the First Baptist Church. 27th
st, and Dumoarton ave. NV:
JAMES B. BRISCOE,
Exalted Ruler.
STEPHEN w JONES Fin. secy.
FRAZIER. CHARLES E. Officers and
&& Pulers g. E cOSn'ts OF ", NS are hereby r. s
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ADT. IDA V. On Wednesday, No
General Hospital, IDA v. ADJ. for
merly OF the Holliedt Home and the
Home for Incurables. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
Sa0l l+th st. NV on Monday
December at 10 am. lnterment