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Robert B. BierIy, 78, GPO
Retiree, Violin Collector

Robert Bell Bierly, 7S. a re-
tired Government Printing Of
flee proofreader and violin
collector, died Tuesday at Le-
land Memorial Hospital, River
dale, Md, after a long illness.
Born in Starville, Tex, Mr..
Bierly had lived in Prince
Georges County since 1927. His
home was at GALL Colesville
road, University Park, Md.
For % years Mr.. Bierly work.
ed as proofreader at the GPO.
After retiring, he was with the
Northern Virginia Sun from
1957-1959.
Mr.. Bierly's hobby was the
collecting and restoring of old
violins. His was rated among
the largest private collections
on the Atlantic Seaboard.
AS a violinist, he had been a
member of the Montgomery
County Symphony Orchestra
for 10 years.
Mr.. Bierly was an active
member of international Typo
graphical Union for go years
and a member of the Columbia
Typographical Union 1o1.
An active Mason, he was a
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Mrs. John Shaw,
Retired at 70
From Treasury

Mrs. John James Shaw of
514 Nineteenth street NV, a
retired Treasury Department
employe, died September IA at
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter after undergoing surgery.
Mrs. Shaw, a native OF
Thomasville, N. c., was the
former Jessie Owen. Her hus-
band, John James Shaw, died
several years ago.
She was an employe of the
Treasury Department until she
retired at the age of 10.
Mrs. Shaw was the author Of
THE Johnsons and Their Kir
of Randolph County" North
Cardinal.
She leaves her daughter
Mrs. Hubert j. Privette OF
Conover, N. c., and two grand
children. She leaves three
brothers, E. w. Owen of Spen-
GER, N. c., and Will r. ano
Early E. Owen, both Of
Thomasville, N. C.
She leaves three sisters, Mrs
H. C. Clodfelter and Mrs. Daisy
Volkman of Dayton, Ohio, anc
Mrs. j. H. Bowers of Spencer
N. C.
Services were September II
in Bishopville, S. C.
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Mrs. Marshall,
Was VISITING Son

Mrs. Ann M. Marshall of Day.
tona Beach, Fla, died Thurs
day after a long illness while
visiting here at the home of
her son, David M. Marshall.
A native of Uniontown, Pa,
Mrs. Marshall was a descend
ant of the Beeson family which
founded the town.
Besides her son, David, of
3519 East Bradley lane, Chevy
Chase, Md, and her husband,
DR.. F. j. Marshall of Daytona
Beach, she leaves two other
sons. DR.. Wade II. Of 4209
Everett street, Kensington, and
Francis j., jr., of Winchester,
Va. She also leaves a brother.
David P. Miller of Uniontown,
and IL grandchildren.
Services will be in Win
chester, Va, Monday with
burial there.
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Mrs. Lewis, So,
Former Phone
Company Worker

Mrs. Frank f.. Lewis, Jr., 50,
a lifelong area resident, died
of cancer Thursday at the
Washington Hospital Center.
The former Ethel Sisson, she
at one time worked for the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. and the Washington
School of Art. Her husband is
foreman Of installations for
C&P.
Mrs. Lewis lived at 407
Greenbrier drive, Silver Spring
Besides her husband, of the
home address, she leaves two
sons, Frank H., of Sill Chill
lum Heights drive, Hyattsville,
and John O., of the home ad-
dress.
She also leaves two brothers,
Charles E. Sisson of 5003 Fifth
street NV. and Robert w. Sis
son of 322 West University
boulevard. Silver Spring; four
sisters, Mrs, Hugh Smith of
1915 Juniper street NV, Mrs.
James I. Turner Of 1881 Hem
lock street NV, Mrs. Ella M.
Orr of 1920 Juniper street NV.
and Mrs. Arthur H. Urban of
602 Emerson street NV, and
one grandchild.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Monday at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV, with burial in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Navy Flyer Is Killed
In Emergency Landing

Navy 1t. Joseph F. Colangelo,
81, a former Alexandria resi-
dent, was killed last night when
his single-engine patrol plane
flipped over during an emer-
gency landing at the Savanna
(IllD Airport, the Associated
Press reported.
His fiancee, Miss Janice Pud-
lax of Elmwood Park, ILL.,, was
waiting to meet him at the
Glenyiew Naval Air Station.
125 miles east of Savanna. The
couple planned to be married
November 25.
1t. Colangelo was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Domenico Colan-
gelo of 826 Fontalne street.
The elder Mr.. Colangelo is a
building contractor in Alex
andria.
1t. Colangelo was born IN
Alexandria and was graduated
from George Washington High
School there and from Mount
st. Mary's College in Emmits-
burg, Md.
He was on a routine training
flight from Moffett Field, Calf,
to Glenview. Savanna is 35
miles southeast of Dubuque,
Iowa.
Another pilot, 1t. Hugh r.
Taylor, %, Of Keodeaha, Kans.,
landed his patrol plane safely
ahead of 1t. Colangelo. The
field was dark and the ceiling
about 500 feet.
Lit. Taylor reported I'VE were
getting socked in by the weather
SO we picked out the first field
we could find" the Associated
Press said.
1t. Colangelo'S plane swerved
off the narrow blacktop run
way and flipped over in the
soft sand.
The sound of the planes over
the unlighted field attracted a
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number Of motorists, who tried
to illuminate the runway with
their automobile headlights.
In addition to his parents,
1t. Colangelo is survived by 10
brothers and sisters, John, Ste
phen, Jane, Janet and Milton,
all of the home address; James
of Portsmouth, Va, also a naval
officer; Mrs. Clara Gorham. 9
West Howell avenue, Alexan-
dria; Mrs. Margaret C. Clifford,
ITO Commonwealth avenue,
Alexandria; Mrs. Rita Ginter,
1922 Cross drive, Alexandria,
and Mrs. Rose Fiorello, IA
Rosecrest avenue, Alexandria.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Demaine
Funeral Home in Alexandra.
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Mrs.HiehIeymon,
OF District Family

Mrs. Elizabeth johnson
Highleyman, a member of an
old Washington family, died
of cancer yesterday at George
town University Hospital.
Mrs. Highleyman's father,
the late Oliver Hazard Perry
johnson. was chairman of the
board of the National Metro
politan Bank of Washington.
She was a member of the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs, Highleyman leaves a
daughter, Miss Patricia D.
Highleyman of the hom e
address. 1903 Thirty-fifth
street NV.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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necticut avenue, Kensington,
Burial will be in George Wash
ington Cemetery, Hyattsville.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of donations to a memo
rial fund to be administered
by the Junior High Fellow
ship of Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church, of which
John was a member.
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1t. Col. Funk 81,
D. C. Air Guard
Supply Officer

1t. Col. Donald S. Funk. 81,
on the headquarters staff of
the District of Columbia Air
National Guard. died Tuesday
of a heart attack at Arlington
Hospital.
Col. Funk, a lifelong resi-
dent of this area, had served
as a supply staff officer in the
Air Guard headquarters since
1851 He also was employed as
a civilian by the Army as a
manpower analyst.
Born in Kunkletown, Pa, he
was graduated from Mclean
High School in 1925. Enlisting
as a private in the 121st Engi-
neers of the DC. National
Guard. he served 80 years with
the Air National Guard and the
Army.
During World War II, he
served with headquarters, 5th
Army Corps as assistant GA in
England, France, Belgium, Ger
many and Czechoslovakia. He
was awarded the Bronze Star
with Oak Leaf Cluster, the
Army Commendation Medal
and the Croix de Guerre.
He lived at 1906 North Alb
ingdon street, Arlington, Va.
He leaves his wife, Merle, and
his father. Charles r. Funk, ST.,
both Of the home address: a
daughter, Mrs. Richard Perry
of Woodbridge. Va, a brother,
Charles r. Funk of 6612
Twenty-third avenue, West Hy-
attsville; a sister, Miss Alma r,
Funk of 3013 North Fourth
street, Arlington, and two
grandchildren.
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He also leaves three brothers,
James, John and Walter Robin
son. all of Charlotte, NC.
Masonic services will be to-
morrow night at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5103 Wis
consin avenue NV. Services
will be at II am. Monday at
the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home, with burial at Glenwood
Cemetery.
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motion of the late publisher,
William Randolph Hearst.
Her movie success brought
her a 81 million beach home. a
leading role in Hollywood social
life, and a fortune estimated at
several millions.
She retired from fins in 1887
to launch a second career-this
one of giving. Wounded war
veterans and needy college stu
dents alike received her aid.
In 1858, Miss Davies donated
SIS million to the UCLA medi-
cal center for construction of
the Marion Davies children's
wing. The Jewish Home for
the Aged, American Legion, City
Of Los Angeles and Los Angeles
Retarded Children's Founda-
ton presented several of the
nearly 100 citations she received
for her charitable work.
Daughter Of Judge
The blue-eyed blond was born
Marion Cecilia Douras on jan
uary /, 1897, the daughter of a
New York Judge. She left school
at an early age to join the
Follies and to model for such
noted illustrators as Howard
Chandler Christy and Harrison
Fisher.
She was only 10 when she ap-
peared in her first movie Run
away Romany."
In the early 1920s, Mr..
Hearst guided her rise to
movieland's peak through his
International Films Co. She
became his confidante for 80
years until his death in 1851.
| Mr.. Hearst himself admitted
she saved him from financial
ruin with a 81 million loan dur
L ing the depression. He called
her my loyal friend" in his
will.
AS the millions poured in,
Miss Davies decided in 1925 to
build a Santa Monica beach
home. 1t became the Versailles
of Hollywood"-a cluster of
Colonial buildings with SIS
bathrooms, 81 fireplaces and
a staff of 80.
Imported Furnishings
Like Mr.. Hearst with his
castle, Miss Davies imported
fireplaces, carvings, doors and
all manner of trappings for
her home. One fireplace alone
cost her $500, 900.
She lived there for Is years,
serving intimate" dinners for
so, extravagant cocktail parties
and court-style banquets for
the cream Of Hollywood So
ciety. In l945 she sold the home
for the price Of that one fire
place, and moved to a Medi-
terranean-style mansion in
Beverly Hills.
Miss Davies appeared in AZ
movies after Runaway Rom
any" When Knighthood
Was in Flower" Beverly of
Graustark." THE Floradora
Girl" Blonde of the Follies," 4"
Page Miss Glory" and "Bache-
lor Father" were among her
credits. Her screen career
closed with Ever Since Eve"
At the peak of her career, an
orchestra played mood music on
location. Luncheon breaks
were champagne breaks, and
often lasted three hours.
She did not marry until Oct.
81, 1851. when she eloped to
Las Vegas, New, with Capt.
Brown, now So, a former mer-
chant marine skipper. She
sued him for divorce twice, but
withdrew both actions.
On July 18, 1856, she suffered
a slight cerebral stroke, but
made a good recovery.
She and MIR. Brown loved
parties and pranks, gaiety and
generosity. Miss Davies lent
clothing and jewels to strug-
Cling young actresses. She
proved money too on occasion,
but as a gift.
A close friend said of her last
night that kindness and a sense
of humor were the key points
in her character.
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Itt Mrntnrtattt

JONES. ELIZABETH (PONGEE). In
fond memory Of our devoted loved
one. ELIZABETH (PONGEE) JONES,
who departed from us eight years
ago today, September 90, 1853.
We never will forget that day
When the angels came down and
took Pongee away;
OF our daughter we loved and lost
and has gone on before.
We are hoping to meet you.
Dear Pongee, some bright day,
Then our tears will be all wiped
away.
Precious memories. oh, how they
Beautiful thoushts are now all ".
OF one whom We loved and
FATHER AND MOTHER, MINNIE
AND THOMAS HILL; SISTER
BROTHER AND FAMILY.
sCHwARZMANN, MINNIE. in low
ing memory Of our dear mother,
MINNIE SCHWARzMANN. who left
tsmber Ss tTelys Ss. yssFS yIs4s. ago today Sep
This day we pause in reverence,
And we say q silent prayer.
Asking God to keep her ever
In His tender. loving care.
CHILDREN.
SMITH, MRS. SADIE M. In loving
memory Of my. mother, MRS. SADIE
M. SMITH. who departed this life
seven years ago today, September
%. 1854.
Rest In peace.
HER SON. QUENTIN D. RAWIsEs. .
TAYLOR, LOTTIE l., AND WRIGHT,
Who passed October g. 1915; MIN. IN.
ME, who passed September 80,
Mans life is laid in the loom of
To a pattern he does not see;
While the weavers work and the
shuttles fly
Til the dawn Of eternity"
Not til each loom is silent
And the shuttles cease to fly,
Shall God reveal the pattern
And explain the reason why"
LOUISE HAWKINS.
THOMAS, VALLIE A. In memory Of
our beloved father. VALLIE A.
THOMAS. who passed away one
year ago today. September 90, 1860.
Just one year ago today, Dad,
God called you home to rest;
Rest on, Dad, in Heaven,
And as God has promised.
l Will meet you there.
LOVE; MARION. MON AND FAM
lily.
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
In Mrntnrtaii

CHILDs. CREED W.. Jr. In loving
nnd memory Ts,sT Of our SFESh devoted GH hgiS9ad s
in. 1 who depsrted sa this IS NE niseS. sep.
tember 23. 1885.
Death tries to break, but all in vain !;
To have. to love and then to part,
Is the greatest sorrow of ones
HIS Devoted WIFE AND DAUoH-
TER.
DOBBLNS. REV. ". H., d. D. In
loving memory Of my dear husband,
REV. W. H. DOBBINS. D. D., who
passed away September 90, 1859.
A beautiful life that came to an
He is not dead, he is Just away.
LOVING WIFE. ANNIE DOBBINS.
HENRY, BENJAMIN EMIL. birth
day tribute Of love to my darling
on his birthday. September 90.
He was true blue and helpful as
could be.
Always seeking ways to make life
easier for me-
His character was special and be-
yond compare.
He was grateful for favors received
He was a wonderful husband, too
good to lose.
His departure was so sudden was
confused.
will always miss him more each
For no one on earth could replace
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNE BARNETT
HENRY.
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RRnMN rLnRENCE AuGENsTEIN

On phSTsdayi yi1SPNs%SnN ssRss%Isr n p6WN IySI
beloved wife OF the late Philip NJ.
Brown, devoted mother Of Lewis J.,
and the late Louise S. Brown and
dear sister of Mrs. Herman Nor
wood Miriam. Friends are invited
to call at her late residence. 1920
18th st. NV. Services at the Temple
of the Washington Hebrew Con-
eregation. Macomb ST. and Massa-
chusetts ave. NV, on Sunday, Sep
tember "a at > pm Interment
Washington Hebrew Conversation
Cemetery "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenatOriun

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-52OO
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
Formerly at l113 7th st. NV.
3605 14th St. NV. TU. 2-2326
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-Choice sites, one or
more, $l00 or less; Florida owner,
must sell. 56S-6314.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church, Val plot. consists of 4
grayesites. $500. HU. 1-9116.
FOR sALE-4-grave cemetery lots in
National Memorial Park. Fails
Church. Va. Block A. sec. SO, S4O0;
block GG, sec. 9S, $3.50; block L,
sec, 10, .S425: block A. sec. So.
S400; block F. sec. 10, $3.50. Write
MRS. HERMAN DUNCAN, Route 4,
Greer, 5. 9. "A
CEDAR HELL-6 sites, with monument
PRIVILEGES, $3.50; policeman or fire
man will receive a discount. Phone
PO. 2-3494. "a
FORT LINCOLN-Sites l-2-2-4 Of lot
go block 22. $3.50. Box 349-J,
Star.
ONE OF THE ORIGINAL 6-site lots
at Fort Lincoln. 2Oet off. or will
sell part Of it. BU. 3-2425. 25'
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church, Va.-4 nice lots in ele-
yated area, near entrance price,
Sl.S00: terms to be arranged. BY
OWNER. Ell. 6-337O
PARKLAWN-3 sites in beautiful Gar
den OF the Fountain Of Memories
Week ends or after 8, JE. 3-S624
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COFFIN. JOHN STANLEY. On Thurs.

'OFFIN' JUHN STANLEY. On Thurs-
day. September 2l, 1861. JOHN
STANLEY COFFIN OF 10000 Mont
oTed son n'e 81 John Jns'Rg!Oa w. and MIA Marian ns
H. and brother Of Allen D. and
Judith A. Coffin; grandson OF Mrs.
Hazel S. Coffin Of Stoneham, Mass
Friends are invited to call at the
bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
thesda, Md, after pm. Saturday.
September %. Services will be held
Monday. September 25. at 1880
am. at the Warner Memorial Pres
byterlan Church, Kensington, Nd
1nterment George Washington Me-
mortal Cemetery "a
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ROGER E. FUREY. Grand Knight.
CHARLES F. PARADISE,
Fin, Secy, 25

HoUGH. WALLACE H. on Thursday.
dence, 1000 Massa chusetts ave. NV,
WALLACE H. HOUGH. beloved hus-
band of Pauline Irwin Hough.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1888 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
feged at the Church of the Annunci-
alton, RSl0 Massachusetts ave. NV.
on Monday. September %. at 10
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery "a
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ANNA EVANS. Daughter Ruler.
BLONGE w. HAWKINS. Fin. Secy.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. Or Tuesday, Sep
tember 10, 1851. WILLIAM SCOTT
of l40S Corcoran st. NV, son of
the late Rev. william o. Scott. He
is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Rosie Singleton; lis. stepfather,
brothers. John Broadus, William c.
ana Haywood Scott OF Washington
D. c.. and Leo Scott of Asheville,
n. c.; two sisters. Johnnie Mae
Nrnold of Syracuse. N. Y, and Irene
3 pm. Saturday. September So.
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will be
hell on Sunday. September "A. at
:, p.m. Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park. %
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AuGENsTEIN.

fLOHENCE I AUOENSIEtN .
Officers and members of
Temple Chapter. No. l3,
o. E. s., are hereby no.
titled OF the death of our
late sister, FLORENCE
AUGENSTEIN BROWN, on
Thursday, September 21,
Funeral services at the
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CARTER, BEuLAH D. On THURSDAY

5f5'enDsF 0 East Montgomery gone al aver nef RSs RocS
vile, Md. BEULAH D. CARTER,
beloved wife of Edward A Carter
and sister Of Belvie Havercamp of
Ashton, Nd; Mrs. Ohler Under
Waddell of Baltimore, Md, and
Piert Waddell of Kersey, Colo
Friends may call at the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 East
Montgomery ave. (Rockville pike.
Rockville, Md, where services will
be held on Sunday. September "A
at 2:3O pm. Interment Derwood
CemeterY %
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4nuFtltn1H

l"SKY, LOUIS. There will be an un-
ceiling of a memorial in memory Of
LOUIS LIPSKY on Sunday. Septem-
Der "a. 1851, at IL noon, at King
David Memorial Park. Relatives
and friends invited. "A
MEYERS. MARK. There will be al
unveiling of a monument to the
memory Of MARK MEYERS on Sun
day September "a, 1851, at II am,
at Beth Sholom Cemetery. Friends
ana relatives invited.
THE FAMILY. I723
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BkINh, sIEFhEN hUbEhI; on
ArIinston % Hospitai, STEPHEN RFoB.
ERT BRINK Of 312 Pennsylvania
ave, Falls Church, Va. beloved
brother OF Mrs. Mabel Johnson of
! Donald OF Inglewood. Calf. and
Mrs. Marguerite Thorn Of the home
address. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd Arlington. Va, where fu-
neral services will be held on Mon
day. September 25. at IL am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. {.
SotUrdoy, September q, 1861
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day September p. 1861, at Mount
Alto Veterans Hospital, MAI. BER-
NARD P: HESS Of 6332 North 10th
St, Arlington, Va beloved hus-
Faith % K K Gns Heiss f. SON nerS Of Eurene stI NJ NJ
Heiss and brother of Laurance Heiss
Of Hysttsville. Md, and Eugene
Heiss Of Arlington, Va. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
after s pm. Friday. September ~.
and until Q am. Tuesday, Sep
tember 20; thence to ST. AIMS
Catholic Church. 10th and North
Frederick sts.. Arlington, Va. where
mass will be offered at $50 a m.
lntsrment Arlington National Gene
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HUNDEMANN, JOSEPH CARL. o

Thursday, September 2l, 1861. Jo-
sEPH CARL HUNDEMANN of RID
husband of Audrey s. Hundemann,
father OF Joan Marie Hundemann
and sbrother OF Robert ]. Hunde-
mann of New Jersey and Mrs John
Syenty Of Flushing. Long Island,
Robert j. Murphy Funeral Home.
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va,
after pm. Sunday, September
-. Services will be held at the
above funeral home on Tuesday.
September 20. at 2:15 pm. In
terry. 25
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BUTLER, LOUISE WALTER.

cRieaso cRRasssy M SsD''mes5 noU1sE r. Wsl 5as TER
BUTLER. mother Of William Scott
Butler OF Annandale. Va; Brown
ing w Butler of Albuquerque, N
Mex; James E. and John F. But
Ter OF Chicago, H.: sister Of c.
Browning Walter Of Mclean. Va,
and Mrs. Alice W. Crissman of
Fairfax. Va. She also is survived
by two grandchildren. Grave side
services az the Linden Cemetery
Linden. Va, on Monday. Septem-
Der 25. al , pm EDIT. n lieu
of flowers please make contribu-
tions TO the Arlington County I nit
of the American Cancer Society
l411 North Garfield ST., Arling-
We
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FOX, PEARL. On Saturday, Septem-
Der S gs 1881 1891 s. the Hebrew ,df6Tns Home
mother of Albert 1. Fox Of Be-
thesda, Md; BENJAMIN NJ. Fox of
Beaufort, s. c.. and Raymond M.
Fox of Johnston. S. C. She also
is survived by nine grandchildren.
Services at the c. D. Goldberg e.
Son Funeral Home. 42t7 9th st.
NV, on Sunday. September "a. at
pm. Interment Kesher Israel
Cemetery New. In mourning at
1908 MasSena rd, Bethesda, Md.
Family requests in lieu of flowers
contributions be made to the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. "A
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EsTEs. VIRGIL l. DIED suddenly. in

FENWICK. ELLA. On Friday. Sep
General Hospital. fHi ELLA FENWIcK
of No. 8 E st. Sc. the beloved wife
Of Osborne Fenwick. sister of Della
Adams, Lenora Smith and Richard
Watkins. She also is survived by
IL noon Monday, September 25,
friends may call at the William
Spangler Funeral Home. 524 Sth
st. ne. where services will be
held on Tuesday. September 26, at
IL noon. Intefment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 25
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BROWN; Myrtle G. On FTiday paayidssD: Sep:
ismDfI H0sDfta Myrtle RTE c. a. BRoWS SSv1Ssnof Of
s03l Eastern ave. Silver Spring,
Md, mother OF Mrs. Helen Mar
shall Collins; Friends may call
Home. 29Ol 4th st. NV, from
II am. until 5 pm. Saturday, Sep
tember % tparking tsciiitieS).
Services and interment Leslie Mich.
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1861. Funeral SERVICES at th(
Washington Hebrew CONVERSATION
Macomb st. and Massachusetts, ave
NV. on Sunday, September "a, a
= pm.
ROSE BERLIN. Worthy Matron.
SELMA A. STEINER, Secy. -
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Nh ULLN' ,, ThUIs. Oh FTIudy, otp-
tember -, 1861, at 45O5 Illinois
ave. NV, S. PAUL HAYDEN. be-
Loved father of Mrs. Telula H. Beck.
grandfather of Sister Mary Frances
Of the sisters of the Holy Name,
Sister Marie Dolores of the Sisters
of the Good Shepherd Frank ana
Paula Beck. Funeral from the Col
Inns Funeral Home. 1921 l4th st.
NV, on Monday. September 25. at
$50 am. Requiem mass at ST.
Gabriers Church, at am. Inter-
ment St. Aloysius Cemetery, Leon
ardtown, Md. Rosary service at s
pm Sunday, September "a "a
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ATKINSON, EDWARD o. On Friday,
Hospital. EDWARD o. ATKINSON
of 2O22 Columbia rd NV, beloved
husband OF Mae Atkinson, father
of Mrs. Patricia Annable, beloved
son of Mrs. James Edward Atkin-
grandsons and an aunt, Miss Rob-
bic Hay Services at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l l4th st.
, NV. on Monday September 20, at
1870 pm. (parking facilitiesl. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. -
Evening star., 1961-09-23

FANNIE. On Thursday.
seDtsmSsT SAGN1Fl M l9gii r. WTRsshi1Eton IL sa
James St, Falls Church. Va. wife
OF the late George Hamrick and
mother of Troy Hamrick Of Falls
Church. Va. and Mrs. Vera Tesgle
of Cabin John, Md. She also Is
survived by seven grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Friends
9S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. September 25. at 2
pm; Interment National Memorial
Park. %
Evening star., 1961-09-23

BRANNOCK. VERNE c. On Friday,
September %, 1861. at his home,
ST. Inieoes Md, VERNE c BRAN
MOCK. beloved husband of Thelma
L. Rrannock and father of Mrs,
Beverley OEeil. Miss Norma Bran
rock of st. Inigoes. and Mrs. Doris
Barhan of California. Also three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Mattingly Funeral Home. leon
ardtown, Md, where services will
be held Sunday, September -; at
3 pm. Interment private "a
Evening star., 1961-09-23
HESS. MAI. BERNARD p. Members

"A of Edward Douglas White
xAAA Council, No. 2473, K. of
Ak+A c.. are requested to as
S&UC semble at the Ives Funeral
TNAIT Home, 2S41 Wilson blvd.
\NN/ Arlington. Va, al pm.
w Monday. September 25,
1881, to recite the rosary for our
late brother, MAI. BERNARD P.
HESS