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Roy Redding,
II, Father of
Democratic Aide

Ray CMike) Redding, the "a
ther Of Col. John M. Reddine
Of Potomac. Md, died yester-
day Of a heart condition ir
Mount Alto Hospital.
Mr.. Redding, u, from Chi
cago. had been visiting ir
Washington for the inaugura-
tion.
Mr.. Redding was born ir
Freeport, III. During Worlc
War I, he served in France
with the 33d Division.
Returning to Chicago, Mr.
Redding opened his own print.
ing firm. Later, he Joined the
Edward c. Baum Lithograpf
Co., and served as an execu.
tive Of the company for 2:
years.
Col. Redding is the treas.
urer OF the House Democratic
Congressional Campaign Com.
mittee. He is also q former
assistant Postmaster General
and a former director of pub.
licity for the Democratic Ma.
tional COMMITTEES.
In addition to his son, Mr.
Redding leaves his wife, Eliza.
beth MacLean Of Chicago, anc
four grandchildren.
Funeral services will be helC
at 3 pm. Monday in Ft. Myel
Chapel with burial in Arling.
ton Cemetery.
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Ralph W. Strowbridee, 81,
Ex-PrincipuI of DC. Schools

Ralph Waldo Strawbridge
"a, a retired District high
school principal, died Wednes-
day at Suburban Hospital after
suffering a heart attack. He
lived at 5606 Sonoma road,
Bethesda, Md.
A native Of Fawn Grove, Pa.
he was the son of the late Jo-
seph N. and Elizabeth D.
Strawbridge.
Mr.. Strawbridge was gradu-
ated from the University of
Chicago and received a masters
degree in education from CO.
lumbia University.
Before coming here to teach
at the old Mckinley Technical
High School, in 1918, he taught
in several Eastern cities, in
cluding Baltimore and Havre
de Grace in Maryland and Erie,
Pa.
Mr.. Strawbridge became the
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first officer in Army history
to hold the rank of lieutenant
general in the corps.
Held Foreign Medals
Besides holding the Distin-
guished Service Medal with
Oak Leaf Cluster, he was
honored with high decoration,
from the governments of Eng
land, France and Italy.
After his War Assets Admin
istration service in 1916, he
served as a special consultant
to the office of the Army
Quartermaster General.
Since 1852, he had lived ir
retirement with his wife, Verna
at 4401 Greenwich parkway
NV.
His only other survivor is q
nephew, William Tracy, jr., o1
Naples, Fla.
Services will be at II am
Monday in the Fort Myel
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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first principal of jefferson
Junior High School, when it
was opened around 1924. In the
late 1930s, he was made princi-
pal Of Stuart Junior High
School. a position he held until
his retirement in 1916.
Besides his wife, Jennie Reed
Strawbridge Of the home ad-
dress. he leaves a son, DR.. r.
Nelson Strawbridge of 2l30
Minnesota avenue Sc.
He also leaves three brothers.
Gemmill Of Fawn Grove, Dun
can Of Saddle River, NJ, and
Oscar Of Lemoyne, Pa, a sister,
Mrs. Nola Webb of Fawn Grove,
and a grandson.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Bethes-
da, where services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Centre Cemetery, Stew
artstown, Pa.
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Gen. E.B. GregoyDies;
Supply Chief in War

1t. Gen. Edmund B. Gregory,
retired, 78, World War II quar-
termaster general Of the Army
and first director of the War
Assets Administration. died
yesterday at Walter Reed Army
Hospital.
Gen. Gregory was best known
for taking a skeleton force at
the beginning Of the war and
building it into the vast mill
tary supply organization that
provided for 13 million men
who for the first time fought
in every type Of climate and
terrain.
At the close of the war, Pres
ident Truman named Gen.
Gregory to organize and direct
the War Assets Administration,
which collected, cataloged and
disposed of more than $35 bill
lion of excess wartime supplies
and equipment.
Served in Shanghai
Gen. Gregory was born at
Storm Lake. Iowa. He was
graduated in 1904 from the
Military Academy as an infan-
try second lieutenant. His first
assignment was in the Philip
pines. He subsequently held
several posts with the Quarter
master Corps, including work
in the sale of war supplies
after World War I.
Gen. Gregory also worked
in the office of the Secretary
Of War, part Of the time as a
representative of the depart
ment in Shanghai. He received
a masters degree in business
from Harvard in 1929. After
attending the Army War Col
lege in 1887, he was re-as-
signed to the Quartermaster
Corps and remained there for
the rest of his 42-year military
career.
He headed the Quartermas-
ter Corps from 1910 until his
retirement in 1946. He was the
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O. B. Newton, Jr.,
Drug Salesman

o. B. Newton, jr.. vice presi-
dent and sales manager Of the
C. B. Fleet Co. of Lynchburg,
Va, and a sales representative
for the pharmaceutical firm
here in the 1940s, died Wednes-
day in Lynchburg after a brief
illness. He was 40.
Known as 20. B." to many
physicians in this area, Mr..
Newton was a representative
here from 1910 to 1949 and re-
sided at the Falkland Apart
ments. 1905 Sixteenth street,
Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife and two
sons. Funeral services were
planned for today in Lynch
burg.
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Mrs. MinshuII,
Ohio Republican

Mrs. Mabel r. Minshall, 80,
mother Of Representative Min
shall. Republican of Ohio, died
yesterday at her home in Sha-
ker Heights. Ohio.
A native Of Columbus, Ohio,
Mrs. Minshall was for many
years active in the Republican
Party in the Cleveland area.
She was q frequent visitor to
Washington. .....
Survivors include her son and
q daughter, Mrs. Harry L. jack
son Of Cleveland, and three
|grandsons.
Funeral services, will be held
Saturday at her home and
burial will be in Chillicothe,
Ohio.
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Mrs. FouIkner, "a,
Widow Of Artist

Mrs. Mary Faulkner, "a
widow Of Herbert Faulkner, a
noted artist. died at her home
3419 Thirty-sixth street NV,
yesterday after a brief illness
Mrs. Faulkner was born in
st. Ives, Cornwall. England.
July IL, 1866 and spent her
girlhood there. In 1894 she
married Herbert Faulkner and
moved to Paris. where her two
sons were born. In 1908 the
family moved to Washington.
Conn, and on the death Of
her husband in 1910 she moved
to Washington, D. c.
She leaves her sons, Waldron
Faulkner, 3415 Thirty-sixth
street, NV. and Louis Morton
Faulkner Of Washington, Conn.
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W. D. Carmichael,
Vice President of
North CuroIinu u.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan.
~ (AP.-William D. Carmi-
chael, jr- 81, vice president and
finance officer Of the consoli-
dated University Of North Car
olina, died at his home early
today after q heart attack.
Mr.. Carmichael, q Durham
native, was graduated from the
university in 1921 with a de-
gree in commerce. As q stu
dent, he was a campus leader
and basketball star.
He went to New York and
into the advertising business for
six years before entering the
stock brokerage business in
1928. He organized his own
firm in 1896.
Mr.. Carmichael was a cousin
Of Jim Tatum, North Carolina s
head football coach who died in
1859, and a brother of Cart
wright Carmichael, also a UNC
basketball star Of the early
1920s who died last month.
He returned to the campus
in 1910 as controller of the
consolidated university. In the
early SOS he served for a period
as acting president of the con-
solidated university. He is cred
tied with playing a leading role
in expansion Of the consolidated
university's three units during
the past decade. He was an ef-
fective spokesman before legis-
latfve committees in seeking
appropriations and in inducing
private individuals and indus
tries to contribute to the uni
versity.
Mr.. Carmichael was married
to the former May Baldwin
Wallace Of Durham. A daugh-
ter, Margaret, formerly of
Washington, D. c., and a son,
William, also survive.
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Dratha

THOMAS; IDA 3. suddenly. on Tues
THoMas aiy, isnusfy S.Iov:S p i,s isei IDA 3;
D. Thomas. sister Of Mrs. MAXINE
Douglas and Russell Humes. Re-
mains may be viewed at the Holy
Trinity Church. 1913 11th st, NV.
Service will be held on Saturday,
January 2S, at l2 noon at the Mount
Zion Pentecostal Chursh, 18th and
n SITS: NV. lnterment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. Arrangements by the
Smiths Funeral Home, 2116 18th
THOMAS. RUTH N. On Thursday, jan
uary 90. 1851, at the Arlington Hos
pital, RUTH N. THOMAS, the be-
Loved mother Of Mrs. Mary Jane
Thomas; sister Of William L. Brown
Brothers Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope rd, s.e; (parking facilities),
on Saturday, January 2S. at IL am.
terry, Arlington, Va.
UPTON, DIR. WILLIAM TREAT. On
Thursday, January 10, 1851, for
meriy 81 Washington. D. c.. DIR
ton and father OF Mrs. George "a
briskie: there are two grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held on
Saturday, January 2s. at i2 noon
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Gia5I9 inteT.nt s. obsr,np n;s paTSns obIo oppo'ts|
WEBB, GRADY ". of 7O3 18th st. ne,
on January rs. 1861, husband OF
Annie s. Webb, father Of Mrs. vii
liam A, Baker. v. Richard. Robert
brother Of Mrs. oertreii crIze, Mrs
Blondine Owen and Glider webb;
seventeen grandchildren also survive
Services At Chambers Georgetown
Euneral Home. 3072 M St; NV, on
Intsrmsnt r,mr9.sa Ma. N1tiorsI ,s Me%Srial PsTL
WEBB, G. VOL. Officers and mem.
E-M 6ers of Bricklayers
RL Union, Union, No. 1. Of Wash, Wash,
HlAH notified Of the death q
EuW @. yoIL WEBB. a lif'
- Home. so7s N ST. NV.
- ing at Chambers, Funera
am, Interment National Memoria
Park, Falls Church. va.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN, Secy. 27
WILLIAMS, EMANUEL. On Sunday
esnss.l Hospital nsfi EASG s9i DiisfiS! VIE
LlAMS Of 243 14th st. NE, de-
voted son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Williams Of Alabama and devoted
husband Of Mrs. Rebecca Williams
He also leaves to mourn their
loss five brothers. three sisters and
other relatives and friends. He
rests at the Moten Funeral Home
iS sr ,sita IJth St: n.sa where friends
Friday. January 27. Funeral on
Saturday. January 2S, at / p.m,
lnterment Harmony Cemetery,
ZWERNER, VIRGINIA MARGUERITE
On "wednesday. January 25, 1861
VIRGINIA MARGUERITE ZWER-
NER Of 1853 2Sth st. south, Ar
lington. Va. beloved wife Of Adolph
H. ZWerner mother of David EriC
and John Stephen SWerner, sister
OF Rex NJ. Laughlin Of ChicaRo. III
FRIENDS may call at Gawler's Chapel
iIoo Pa ave. NV. courtesy park
ing), after IL am. Friday. January
q. Services will be held at the
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church,
Braddock I'd. and Luray ave, Alex
andria. Va. on Saturday. January
2S. At 2 pm. Interment Columbia
gardens. %
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William Clark,
School Builder

William Dorsey Clark, ~, a
Rockville builder and an Army
Air Corps veteran. died .yester-
day after q heart attack at his
home. 1915 Valley Stream
drive, Rockville, Md.
A native and lifelong resi-
dent Of Rockville, he was the
son Of the late William D. and
Carrie England Clark.
He was graduated from
Richard Montgomery High
School in the late 19S0s. ant
during World War II saw ac-
ton as q bomber pilot In the
Indian and Burmese theaters.
Mr.. Clark was discharged In
1945 with the rank Of captain
He returned to Rockville and
entered the building contract
ing business.
He founded the firm oi
Clark g. Chapman, Inc, which
today specializes in building
additions on public schools ir
the country. He was active In
it up to the day Of his death.
He was a former member
of the Rockville Kiwanis Club
Besides his wife, Iva, Of the
home address, he leaves q sister
Mrs. Patrick ]. Connolly oi
712 Roxboro road, Rockville;
two brothers, John E., who Ii
employed as a civilian at Pat
rick Air Force Base, Fla; and
Bradley L.. of San Francisco.
Friends may call after 7
O'Clock tonight at the Robert
A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
1857 Wisconsin avenue. Be-
thesda. Services will be held
at II am. Monday in Christ
Episcopal Church. 109 South
Washington street, Rockville
Burial will be in Rockville
Union Cemetery.
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Aline Carusi Dobyns of the home
address. 1923 Gallatin street
NV. They had been married
since 1914.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at Hysong's Funeral
Home, Thirteenth and N streets
NV. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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Tn Mrn1nriaitt

SELDOM. CARRIE II. In loving mem-
ory OF our mother and grandmother,
CARRIE II. SELDOM. who departed
this life seventeen years ago, jan
uary 27. 1874
The years roll on as days pass by,
Your memory with US can never die;
we say sSo good orninH night so down 1ns1s here
HER DAUGHTER, BERTHA Z: DE
OLGA Il. Mills. -'N'
SOUTHARD, WELLINGTON T. A
tribute Of love and devotion to the
precious memory OF our wonderful
SHsHfnS 1oshti So soUrH4Rp Rhc
passed away one year ago today,
January 81. 1850.
As we loved him. so we miss him.
In our memory he is always neT.
Loved. remembered. lonsed for
Bringing M"isi many a silent tear.
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
STEWART. REBECcA: In sad but
mother. REBECcA STEWART, who
passed away January 81. 1858.
Beyond lifes golden sunset
Lies q city bright and fair.
In the land Of Gods tomorrow,
Our loved ones await US there
'Tis 9 place OF wondrous beauty,
Where they know not grief OF
Where God Himself in tenderness,
Shall wipe away all tears.
Death cannot steal this prize away,
Your love shall guide US still
Until We meet in, lasting day,
HER 9n pzHofEp zlSD5s SGly py.uaH;rEn, 6iIl; MAR.
S ouER1TE. ReEH.A AND HHG. son. MELVIN H
VAUGHN, BLANCHE. In loving mem;
VAUGHN. who passed away one
year ago today. January ~, 1860,
Mother. you left beautiful memory,
But to So'rSs me Who S loved a. and lost you.
Your memory will never grow
pEvoTEp6 DAUGHTER. CATH
ERNIE WHEELER
VAUGHN, BLANCHE. In memory Of
our loved one. BLANCHE VAUGHN,
who passed away one year ago to-
day, January 81, 1850.
You slipped so quietly away.
Perhaps twas for the best;
We pray that God may give. you
pEyofED sTsfi Srsfps HnsBASpa snS aussw swHNsoN
CHILDREN AND GRANDcH1L-
WEST. FANNIE Z. In loving mem
ory Of our mother and grandmother.
FANNIE E. WEST. who passed away
four years ago. January "a, 1857.
Today Is the day OF remembrance
And many sad regrets;
Today we shall always remember,
When the rest of the world for
gets.
Our hearts cannot tell how we miss
Our lbs lbs do not know what to say,
God only knows our feelings,
Which hide our smiles today.
DAUGHTERS, GRANDDAUGHTERG
AND GRANDSON.
WILLIAMS. JUNIUS L, In memory
of my husband and father, JUNIUS
l.. WILLIAMS. who passed away
three years ago today. January ~,
1868. .....
January brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest,
Who will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CORA. AND
CHILDREN.
WILSON, REV, C. C, In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, REV. C.
c. WILSON, who passed away two
years ago today. January 81. 1859
God took him first and l remain
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Harry M. Howard. 70, sales
manager of the Manger-An-
napolis Hotel here and a vet
eran Washington hotelman
died Tuesday at George Wash
ington University Hospital after
a short illness.
Mr.. Howard. Of 1852 North
Troy street. Arlington, had beer
with the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad from 1881 until his
retirement from the line as
district passenger agent in 1854
A Washington native, Mr.
Howard attended Montgomery
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Darn nf Thanka

REID. MINNIE B. We wish to ex-
press sincere thanks to our many
friends. neighbors and ORGANIZATIONS
Tor their kind expressions Of SYM
pathy and the many contributions
during our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY. 38
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JERNAGiN. ROsABELL C. A tribute
sosxsE Sxf L memory SERSAds Il SSl dfsr ';ti SS
passed TO the Great Beyond Januar!
SISTERS. LorTlE R. ADAMS AMI
GERTRUDE J. sWANCY.
MUSE, BERTHA. In loving memor!
SEnTH 81 9gI m3fhsE Mffs nd Spd grandmSther her
life four years ago today. Jan
uary 81. 1857.
They say tims heals all sorrows
And helps US to forget.
But time SO far has only proved
HER How cHiIbREs nqi5 Es %iis GHakkPtsy kGg YET
GRANDSON. THOMAS.
ars u ny HEs1 beov.d H. III 0y.nS MHR9
PLUMMER. who departed this III,
ten years ago. January ~. 1851
Only the memory's left, dear Wife
OF the happiness we knew.
But the love that kindled memory
WIN lea isssn Il my whole If. through
ROY q. PLUMMER.
PLUMMER, MARY II. In loving mem
ory Of my beloved foster mother
MARY II. PLUMMER. who departed
this life ten years ago today, Jan
uary ~. 1881.
January brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest:
You will never be forsotten
BY the one who loved you best
ROBERT 1. PLUMMER.
PLUMMER, MARY X, In loving mem
ory Of our dear friend. MARY H
PLUMMER. who slipped away q
suddenly ten years ago today, Jan.
uary ~, 1851.
Meyer will you be forgotten
Draws your face with griets sharI
pencil
On our hearts and locks then
YOUR FRIENDS. JOSEPHINE AMI
WILLIAM.
QUANDER, HANNAH BRUCE. Il
yondsEiul mother. HANNAH BRuCi
uary ~. 1941.
Sweet in memory.
SUSIE r. QUANDER, 1920 Nortl
Broad St. Philadelphia. Pa.
REYNOLDS, SUSAN A. In LOVING re
A, REYNOLDS. who went TO res
nine years ago, January ~. 1852
The years may wipe out man!
| things,
But this they can never sever,
The memory Of the happy days
When we were all together
THE CHILDREN, MARY AND SOLO
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DEATHS
Announeements Of
Services by Chambers
In Mrntnriattt

BALENGgR. WILLIAM II. In memory
Of our dear husband and father
WILLIAM H. BALEN0ER, who
passed away eleven years ago today
January ~. 1880.
LOVING WIPE. IRENE. AND Chill
BUCKNER. HENRIETTA C. In mem
ory Of our dear wife, mother and
s6cSRHR. nSnSRGieer Who d.psrt.d this ii:
two years ago today. January ~,
1859.
Bright homes are often saddened
With loneliness and loss:
Death takes away 4 loved one
And leaves heavy cross.
But from celestial mansions
rhIafeF There comes .n % sweet refrain
Roses will bloom again.
THE FAMILY.
DEARD0RFF; In loving memory Of
father. oEoRok a, May ii. 1858;
25, 1918. W, W. l.. in France;
iiisisT' isis:' MAR MARlAk zoSx S Rsee%Str T &
And confident anticipation, For
know my Redeemer liveth!
Job 1928.
ETHEL DEARDoRFF RICE.
ExUM. JAMES. In loving memory OF
my devoted husband. JAMES EXUM
who departed this life one year age
today, January 81, 1860.
He suffered in silence.
With patience he bore.
Till God called him home
To suffer no more.
Forget you. no never;
We loved you then,
We love you still
DEVOTED WIFE AND STEPsoN
FOSTER. MAMIE o. Brent. Sacred
MAMIE o. BRENT FOSTER % who
isit t,, US suddenly nine years ago
Nine years have paSsed-our hearts
For one 50 dear. whom wen never
As we loved her, so we miss her
In our memory she 10 always near
Loved. remembered, longed for
Bringing many a silent tear.
Dear Lord. Thy ,,E vii BE-, Ss gone;
HENSON. GEoRGIANA. In sad but
everlasting loving memory Of q dear
sister, sister-in-law and beloved one
GEORGIANA HENSON. who passed
into eternity five years ago today
January ~. 1856.
Though another year has passed
To be exact. this makes It five
You boarded deaths train on tina,
But to US, you're stil alive.
The years may come and they msy
90,
But. dear. this you must know
That we will never forget you,
And We all do love you so.
We are preparing to meet you
When our time comes around,
And on that judgment morning,
In Heaven we'll all be found.
GARFIELD AND GENEVA GREENE
AND FAMILY.
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WILSON, REV. C. c, In loving mem.
c. WILSON. who passed away two
years ago today. January ~. 1859
God took him first and l remain
To walk the road alone:
Now / live in memory
In the garden of happy days
DEVOTED wiFE. Az1LEE WILSON
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FAINT; GEORGE u On Friday. Jan:

uary 70. 1861, GEORGE U. FAINT
Nd. beloved husband OF Dorothy
M. FAINT He also is survived BY
q daughter. Nellie M Cristwell:
son. Clarence N. FAINT; a step
son. Maurice T. Kelly. and nine
grandehildren Mr., FAINT rests At
the Gasch Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave. HyattSville. Nd.
Services at Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel on Monday. January 30, at
am Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
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EISINGER. FREDERICK L. On wednes-
day, January %. 1851, at his resi-
dence. 6l3 South Carolina ave. s.e.,
FREDERICK L. EISINGER, the be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Jean 7.
Funeral Home, Attn st, and Massa.
chusetts ave. ne, where services will
be held on Saturday. January 2s. at
l2:l5 pm. Interment in Loudon
Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Nd.
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FAKADEJ, THERESA ROSE {

FNKADEJ, THEKESA KOSE On
Wednesday. January rs, 1851. al
Va aveFTsK THEREsHD Hs;Dti Rosa GhaTGtsssEi RHkSpR
beloved infant daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, Alexander Victor Fakadej
OF Charlottesville. Va. and sister
OF Maria Margaret Fakadej. She
also is survived by her paternal
Fakadej OF Wilmerding. Pa, and
her maternal grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Scheele, ir., OF
Arlington. Va. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, where
prayers will be said on Saturday,
January %. at 3 pm. Interment
Oak Grove Cemetery, 0lenwood,
Md. In lieu Of flowers family re-
quests that contributions be made
to the American Heart Association,
609 North Edgewood St, Arlington,
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GABERMAN, ELIZABETH RINDER

ELIzAsETfas BINDER ShHs' oAasERiMe3iN a isei
OF 1884 Belvedere blvd. SilveI
Spring, Nd. beloved mother o.
Harry Gaberman Of West Hyatts.
VILE; Nd: Capt. Robert oabermar
OF Scott Field. Ill. and Mrs. Nors
Joel Of Silver Spring. Nd. sht
also is survived by a sister, Mrs
Sonya Phon of Brooklyn, N. Y.
q brother. David Binder Of New
York, and three grandchildren. Flu.
Zansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 35O1
18th st. NV. on Sunday, JanuarI
20. at IL am. Interment Mouni
Lebanon Cemetery (Workmen's Cir.
Gle Section1 90
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day. January "a. 1851, at he her resi- resi-
dsnSei 1880 East Capitol st.
sister Of Mrs. Delorene Wood, Mrs,
Grace Leach OF Washington, b. c.:
Randolph HoltZclaw Of Albuquerque,
y. Mex, and Percy HoltzclaW OF
Parkland. Nd. Friends may call
al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Saturday, January
2S. at 10 am. Interment Warren
ton Cemetery. Warrenton, Va, ~
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BALENGgR, WILLIAM n. In memory
Of our dear husband and father
WILLIAM H. BALEN0ER, who
passed away eleven years ago today,
January 81. 1850.
LOVING WIFE. IRENE. AND cHIL-
DREN
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H9.Mns 9aSa.r, ssafs e. sssisr sr JOHN 2P HoMsy nfSfsy
sr;bsnd ssT Of SSS Si z. 21th ustr, st. ne beloved
John Holmes. IT,, and brother Of
Fannie Dean and Lottte Carter. He
also Is survived by one grandson,
other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Holmes may be viewed at
st. ne: after 2 pm. Friday. jan
uary ~. where services will be
held on Saturday, January 2S, at IL
noon 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
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uaIy 80, 1851. at her residence,
Soss 2eS sO9tb gosaSM sS,s st: ,. Arlington; I, Va
Sinclair. Mrs. Herman Smith. Miss
Ruth Z. Gossom and Irwin C.
GoSsom, all Of Arlington, Va: sister
OF Frank H. Pickett. She also is
survived BY four grandchildren and
may call at the Everly- -Wheatley
Funeral Home. 1900 West Brad
dock I'd. Alexandria. Va. Time
and place Of funeral will be an
nnunced later
Evening star., 1961-01-27

EoREs B. GuGaoSLLANp5 GstuhIieS AZ 1871 81 sPI PF
Bath st, Mount Rainier, Nd. be-
loved wife Of John j.. Mulholland
Dahlgren, Va. Friends may cali At
Nalleys Funeral Home. $500 Rhode
Island ave-, at Eastern ave. ne
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday. January 2S. at 1896
Lincoln. Relatives and friends in
vited. Intermsnt Fort Lincoln Gem
SteIy. 27
Evening star., 1961-01-27

HUGHES, LOTTIE c. On Wednes-
day. January 25. 1851, at her resi-
dence, l114 You ST. NV, LOTTIE
c. HUGHES. wife OF the late Rev.
Reuben Hughes. She is survived
and other relatives and friends
After 8 pm. Friday. January 81,
friends may call at Latneys Fu-
neral Home. 1922 11th st. NV,
from 10 am. Saturday, January 2s,
will be at the Mount Bethel Bape
tist Church. lst St and Rhode
Island ave. NV. Interment Har-
mony Memorial PARK
Evening star., 1961-01-27

Hospital. okRxLD ". MoVTUs0 MSHHus0Sa Of
Nc; . Sedgyick lane, Rockville, Md.
brother Of Paul Movius, Mrs Mar.
Earet Hatton and Miss Helen MoviuS.
and cousin Of John D. Movius Oh
esi %ni'nlnfiSn az .Ss p G,D.I rTisnd &c may
Home. 2Y01 l4th st. NV, after
pm. Thursday. January 20 ozark.
ing faciltties). Services at the Ma
tional Memorial UniverSalist Church,
1910 18th st. NV, on Saturday,