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Mrs. IveyM Murphy,
Widow of District
Precinct Detective

Mrs. Ivey L. Murphy. so, 6
Washington resident for "a
years, died Friday after a Ions
illness in WILLIAMSON, N. C..
where she lived.
Mrs, Murphy, the former Sal
lie Mitchell of Winterville
N. c., moved to the District ir
1920. She moved back to North
Carolina in 1854 after her hus-
band retired as a District
police precinct detective.
An active church worker
Mrs. Murphy was a member Of
the Women's Missionary Society
Of Metropolitan Baptist Church
Survivors are her husband
Of williamson; a son, Ivey l.
Murphy, jr., 2119 Ravenswood
street, Hyattsville; a daughter
Mrs. George McNab of 81
Twenty-third street Sc, and
five grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am
Tuesday at Lees Funeral Home
Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
Friends may call at the fun
eral home after 10 am. to-
morrow.
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Mrs. 9. l. Voith,
Retired Employee
Of Government

Mrs. Matte voith. Is, a re-
tired Government employee,
died Thursday at her home,
1920 South Nineteenth street,
Arlington.
Mrs. voith, born in Knox
vile, Md. came to Washington
with her family when she was
Is. A yeomanette during World
War I, she was a charter men,
Der of the Districts Jacob
Jones Post No. 2, American
Legion.
Her first husband, Edward
T. Cogan, an employee Of the
old Naval Gun Factory, died
in 1916. She married George
L. Voith in 1880.
Mrs. Voith worked for the
Navy Department, then with
the Veterans Administration,
retiring from Government
service in 1912.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Archie w. Thompson, and two
granddaughters, Helen Marie
Tho mpson and Therese
Thompson, all Of the home
address.
A mass will be offered at
10 am. tomorrow at Our Lady
Of Lourdes Catholic Church,
with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Dr.. Otto A. Reinking, u,
Plant PuthoIoqist, Teacher

DR.. Otto August Reinking,
70, a plant pathologist with a
long career in teaching, re-
search and administration, died
Thursday at the National In
stitutes Of Health after a brief
illness.
An expert on cane sugar and
banana diseases, DR.. Reinking
spent many years in university
teaching and specialized work
for the Interior and Agriculture
Departments.
He was born In Madison,
Wis, and educated at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin, where he
received his Pho. in 1922. DR..
Reinking's first position was in
1912, when he became director
Of the Mid-Pacific Institute,
Mills School, in Honolulu.
For 10 years, from 1922 to
1882. DR.. Reinking was en-
ployed as a patholoetsS with the
United Fruit Co. of Boston,
working in Central America and
in the company's Boston offices.
In 1927 he was promoted to
director of tropical research.
DR.. Reinking was made pro-
fessor of plant pathology at
Cornell University in 1896 and
headed the plant pathology sec
ton Of the New York State
Agricultural Experimental Sta
ton at Geneva, N. Y, until
1850, when he moved here.
He was sent by the Agricul-
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ture Department to be foreign
agricultural adviser and re-
search administrator in its
Manila office. In 1852 he re-
ceived the departments SUI.
perior service award.
Returning here in 1884, DR..
Relnking worked first with the
Foreign Operations Administra-
ton and then become a consul
tant with United Fruit from
1856 to 1859.
DR.. Reinking, who wrote
many technical papers during
his career, was a fellow Of the
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science and a
member Of the American Ply
Psychological Society, the b.
tanical Society of America, the
American Genetic Association,
the Society Of Sigma XII and
the New York Academy Of Sci
-ences. He also was a member
Of the Cosmos and Explorers
Clubs.
He leaves his wife, Addie,
of 52l3 Worthington drive,
Westgate. Md. the home ad-
dress; three sisters. Mrs. Frank
c. Sammet of North Haven,
Conn; Mrs. Frederick Weed
of Orchard Lake. Mich, and
Miss Erna c. Reinking Of
Madison, and a brother, John
j., Of Detroit.
Memorial services will be
held later this week in Madison.
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AnuFiltngs

GOLDBERG. ERNEST ISAAC. There
will be an unVeiling of q monument
to the memory Of ERNEST ISAAC
GOLDBERG. my dear beloved huS-
band, on Sunday. June 10; 1852, at
terry. Alabama ave and 18th pl. sc.
Friends and relatives invited.
MRS. BEUNA GOLDBERG.
GOLTZMAN. SAM. The unwilling Of
memorial for Mr.. SAM GOLTZ-
MAN, devoted husband and father,
on Sunday, June 10. 1862, at l
pm, at King David Memorial Gar
den. Falls Church Va. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
ANNA GOLTZA1AN AND MADELINE
EPSTEIN. 3.S,91O
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: in 1859. DR.. Mosettig also
taught scientific German at
NH. He was a member of
many professional societies, in
GLIDING the American Chemi-
cal Society, the American As
ISOLATION for the. Advancement
OF Science, and the British
Chemical Society.
His wife, Ann. accompanied
him on his latest tour. He also
leaves two sons, Michael. of the
home address at 6615 First
street NV. and william, of
Philadelphia.
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Dr.. E. Mosettig Dies;
Noted NH Chemist

DR.. Erich Mosettig. an or
ganie chemist at the National
Institutes Of Health and q re-
search pioneer on synthetic
painkillers. died Thursday while
on q lecture trip in Vienna,
Austria. He was So years old.
DR.. Mosettig, who worked in
a division Of NH called the
National Institute Of Arthritis
and Metabolic Diseases, left for
Europe on May 4. He had lee
tured at the recent Interna-
tional Congress on Hormonal
Steroids in Milan. Italy, had
talked to scientific groups in
Israel and Vienna and was
scheduled to speak in France
and Germany early this month
before returning to Bethesda
on June 20.
Born in Vienna, he received
his Pho. degree in biochemis-
try from the University of vi
enna,in 1923, and stayed on as
an. instructor until 1929 when
he and DR.. Lyndon F. Small
were offered jobs at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
A long-range. study Of drug
addiction had just been started.
Joined NH in 1889
1t was in 1899, when he went
to work for NTH, that DR.. Mo-
settig gained widespread recog-
milton in scientific circles for
his contributions to early ster-
old research. -,l
The steroid compounds In
clude body hormones. which
are fundamental to the life
processes. When DR.. Mosettig
ran into difficulties finding an
adequate source Of the hor-
none cortisone, he turned to
the new field Of steroid syn
thesis.
In his search for raw mater
ials for man made steroid
drugs. DR.. Mosettig helped dis
cover stevioside, an agent 300
times sweeter than cane sugar.
In 1851 he was chief of the
institutes section on steroid
chemistry.
Throughout his years at
NH. DR.. Mosettig continued his
basic research on morphine sub
stitutes. In 1852 he and his
colleagues discovered B-Meth-
adol, a synthetic painkiller
which is as effective as code.
inc, but less likely to cause
addiction.
ChemOtherapy Expert
Since 1923 DR.. Mosettig had
contributed scores Of articles in
the areas Of organic, alkaloid
and medicinal chemistry, and
had a broad knowledge of
chemotherapy in general. He
was especially interested in the
treatment of cancer, tropical
diseases and tuberculosis.
He had made q number Of
scientific lecture trips, the last
Of which was to the Far East
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Darn nf ThankH

JOHNSON, ANNA NORRIS, Of Bryan,
rd.. Md. The family wishes to ex.
press with the deepest appreciation
their gratitude for sympathy shown
in their recent loss Many thanks
for the cards, calls and the beau
Mrs, MARJORIE NORRIS.
PRATHER. CHARLES CHUCK. A
SPECIAL word of thanks is extended
from the family Of CHARLES
>tCHUCK) PRATHER to the man
agement. staff and guests of the
Standardization Hotel and the Ex-
exutive House Hotel and to other
hotel employees for their thought
fitness at this time.
WILLIAM PRATHER.
RAMSEY. ROBERT Z. / wish to ex-
tend my thanks to the many neigh
bprs and friends for their kindness
and thoughtfulness during my re-
cent bereavement.
MRS. r. Z. RAMSEY.
WOLK, CLARK L. The family Of
CLARK L. WOLK wish to express
their thanks to all the many friends
and relatives during their DereaYe-
ment.
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PEANO, NICHOLAS. On Saturday.
Nicholas Yef s sEAN RR SsSsSS ., y ,ss
iate Alice Mary Peano 1nee Birch,
father Of Mrs, Eva 3. Picks, Mrs.
Mary j. Gibbs and Anthony g..
Peano; also survived by eight grand-
dren. Friends may call al The Birch
where prayers viii H0 be :" Offered i ION on
s Money June Ho,y I "a, 1890 In an
Church. GEORGETOWN where mass viii
be offered at I am: 1nterment Ma
il SIis ch MsISoriSi Park Cemetery
PENDELToN. JAMES EDWARD. On
tt%SEss{ p MsE e. e 81 sol YS MES
q Miss Loretta Jones and many
other friends. After 5 pm. sun
day, June 3. friends may cali at
the Palmer Funeral Home, 4I2 II
on Monday. June 4. at pm.
Interment National Harmony Me-
mortal Park.
PFIESTER, CHARLES WILLIAM. Jr.
("BUDw. Suddenly on Wednesday,
May 30: 1869. CHARLES WILLIAM
T PFIssTE ,FS.r Jr r, Of 81 ~. HillsOOro9
Donald Eusene. Richard Rea, James
Ruhl and Mark stephen Pfiester,
s e1,a,, grandson ns,cg!. Of Mrs. Mary N:
z. Humphrey Funeral Home. s434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md,
pm; Sunday. Service will be held
the First BAPTIST Church Of Vines.
ton, 1924 Georgia ave, wheaton,
Nd. Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
PRATT, LAWRENCE T. On Friday,
LAWRENCE T; PRATT q I53$
Mrs. NJ aladss e. o' RTsat f Hs IS also
survived By one SON, Robert Pratt.
three daughters. Mrs. Helen Colbert.
MS Dorothy Wheeler and Mrs;
many friend lends Remains sI resting An az
the John T Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. Notice Of
funeral later.
RAMSEY. EVA M. On Saturday. June
18th st. NV. Born in Clinton. N. C.;
Barron and Mrs. Mary jenkins, one
uncle. a host OF other relatives ana
friends also survive. After $50
PIN, lucSudy. IflenuS may call at
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 K
st. NV where services will be held
ment Harmony Memorial Park. is
REED. CHARLES JAMES. On Friday,
June /. 1852. CHARLES J. REED
Of $40 @ st. NV. beloved husband
Of Helen Reed. Notice of services
later. Arrangements BY FraZier'S.
RFMsRuRG cEoRGr RRFwrp n,
Rs feMSt ' RsRRsMsbuRsas s 81 pS aEIoRGE
Nd. Friends may cali at the Hilton
Funeral Home. Barnesville. Md.
Services will be held on Monday,
June 4. at IL am, at st. Peters
Episcopal Church. in Poolesville,
Nd. Interment Monocacy Gene
terry. Beallsville. Nd. 3
RHODES, MAUDE. On May "a. 1852
at D. c. General Hospital, MAUDE
RHODES Of 4716 18th st. NV. She
Is survived by a host Of friends
After 4 m. Sunday. June 3. friends
may call at Latney's Funeral Home,
SSnds GA aye Irns NV; Funeral 4 pm;
Church. 1l30 New Jersey ave. NV.
Interment Harmony Memorial.
RUSSELL. PAUL JEFFERSON. Sud
denly. on Thursday, May 81. 1862.
seo aMT HIs I,9sp', Va; PAUL JEFFER-
husband Of Dianne D. Russell. Flu,
neral services at pm. Sunday,
charch aien IfH o N e s iptas
ment Glenville Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the Green Funeral Home.
Herndon. Va. 3
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With Regard TO O
Card of Thonks

Vs0 often q cord Of Thanks
in The Stor meets q need
which con herdIy be solved in
any other woy. Net only is
it O gracious expression Of
gratitude to those who hove
sent flerol tributes but also
eevrtsoUsly acknowledges the
services and kindnssses Of
the mony TO whom q personal
note Of thanks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of O card OF thonks
mey be oronssd by tsIsphone
to The Stor. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SvndoyStor
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MRS. R. E. RAMSEY
Drnhs

ABBOTT, ELIZABETH ROE, Or
nsp Siai Ma. EL12ihBEETTaa- ROE A HB
BoTT, beloved wife Of j. Vernon
Abbott Of Hillsmere Shores, An
napolis. Nd, and formerly Of Silver
June 8, at 8 pm. from the Taylor
Funeral Chapel. I47 Duke Of
Gloucester St, Annapolis, Nd. inter-
.ment CEDAR Bluff Cemetery. An
AINswoRTH, LEE NJ. on Thursday,
NAY e. issG st Fairfax I. g Hospital
St. Herndon, Va. husband Of Nam
Bray Of Alexandria. Va; Gordon
Ainsworth and Rosie Kidwell of
tAHrlinston Va; sissie Baker Of Be
Hash q Rockville. Nd. Dickie Davis
Of Gainesville; Va; Elizabeth Leith
81 Herndon; Va; Pete Ainsworth Of
kSs.S e ya snd va Robert AP
Of Marie Hash, Of Herndon. va. He
grandchildren and eight sreat-sfand-
children. Friends may call at the
Green sssao Funeral Home: "a Eden ST;
be held at 2 pm Monday. June !.
interment Chestnut Grove Gene
BARsoTTI, MARGARET H. OF 1908
10Th place, Woodlavn, Nd. on
May 81, 1852. wife, Of Alfred Y.
Funeral Home, 5s0I Cleveland ave.
Riverdale, Nd. until 1890 am.
Monday. June 4. Services and in.
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry at ll:30 am. 3
BAssFoRD. JOHN LEE ROVE. Jr. Or
wednesday. May 80, 1862, JOIN
LEE RoYE gAssFORD, ,Jr.. of 22I
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lei
Robert and George A. Bsssford II
Relatives and friends may call al
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4539 Balti.
$50 PINE Saturday. June ., where
services will be held on Monday,
June 4. at pm, Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers: expressions Of sympathy
BatemSn Cancer Research FUND. 90
25th st. NV. Washington. D. c. 8
St NV g. sI Bss srpS SP T BEEHa
husband o. julia ssrman and de-
voted father Of Mrs. Beverly jack
s Ben q siiRer Spring ma Md Isd and
Murray. Allen Berman. He also is
survived by three brothers, Harry,
Louis and Henry Berman. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
& Sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th
st. NV. tparking facilities ada
cent?. on Sunday. June 8. at 10
am, Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
1903 Monticello ave-, Kemp Mill
Estates. Silver Spring. Nd. 3
BERRY, JAMES z. On Thursday, May
u, 1862. at Fairfax Hospital, JAMES
e. BERRY Of 613 jackson drive
Falls Church, Va, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard s. Berry Of the above
address; brother OF Bernard s.. jr.;
Thomas F., Richard. Patricia, Mar.
garet and Jacqueline Berry: Mrs
John Marinari. Silver Spring, Nd
and Mrs. Norman williams OF West
Palm Beach. Fla. He also is survived
by his grandfather. James Owens
Friends may call at Pearson's Fu-
neral Home. AZ N Warrington st .
Falls Church. Va. Requiem mass al
st. James Catholic Church, Fall
Church, Va, on Monday, June 4, al
10 am. Interment Calvary Memorial
Park. 3
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Funeral services for Mrs.
Herbert C. Young, 81, a
former emplOye of the
Washington police depart
ment, will be held at IL
am. Tuesday at the Little
Church of Fort Lincoln,
1901 Bladensburg road
NE. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Young died yester-
day at the Washington
Sanitarium Of a stroke.
Friends may visit Hy-
songs Funeral Home, 1890
N street NV, after IL
am. today.
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BFathH

iToouOis st. coilsSe Pan. Ma. % On
sss:fEs},s m: ?iS:E J! Ms s ! S;S:a
Hnth son risf Earl Mrs. w, nSnsd Z . R.sS
Glenn, Joseph, IT,, and Robert Scar
eia, sister OF Matteo and Oddino Pao-
lett. She also Is survived by Az
grandchildren. Services at Chambers'7
Riverdale, Md, on Monday, June 4.
esu ] pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
SCOTT. WILLIAM H., ST.. Suddenly on
Saturday, June 2, 1862. WILLIAM 4,
A H Scott; sr;; beloved husbsnd 81 !
Colburn and william Il. scott. jr.
he is also survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Eva Grimes and Mrs. Hazel
owens a brother. Walter Scott, and
FRIENDS maS ea az s Rs1ty ssD. snd
Home, 4T39 Baltimore ave- HAITI
vile, Md. after 8 pm, on SUNDAY.
s ssTS,cs . until mi 7 10 pm. on Monday;
MsusOleu% CHAPEL !lpf st 10 . Ssm ssisyy,
LIVES LIVES ana friends invited. Burial
SCOTT. WILLIAM H. Officers and
n eodas No. o! eco ~1 H'r. o ass
& E .: +! i: 4; 4:
Of conducting Masonic memorial
services for our late brother. WILL
R RSRAHzE 4 4: S SS56BBlf s.ey ~ M
SMITH, EDWARD E. On Friday, Jun.
St 8, n.Ev;i EDWARD !: SMITH. brother
81 5.t,6 Attorney m;sn A An Smith: q
by other relatives, and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. RhineS
Co Funeral Home. .30l5 18th st.
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
SMITH, EDWARD GRAYsoN. On
GRAYsoiN s Smith A. o Of ie eDw F.iIo
mont st. NV. husband Of Mrs. Alice
Smith; father of jeanne, Edwina,
Aubrey. and Edward Smith: son Of
Mrs. Mary Parrish; brother Of Mrs.
Rosie McCray. Mrs. Alice Roberts.
MIS- Marie Jones and Louis. Harvey
invited to call at johnson & Jen-
kins Funeral Home, 1904 GeorEia
ave; NV, where funeral services will
be held on Monday, June 4 at ii
am; 1nterment Carver Memorial
SMITH, JOHN H. On Friday, June 1,
1882, JOHN H. SMITH of Accokeek.
Nd; the beloved husband of Rosa B. :
smith. father Of Jack, Tom, Dyanne
and Evelyn. brother Of Edith Duns-
ton. Funeral services at the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1881
GOOD Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facili-
tles) on Tuesday, June 3. at $50
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MALLoY, DANIEL f. Suddenly. or

M aGns:da DAN MI a1 ,SSssad denIy; q On
Z. MALLoY Of 526 Kenyon st. NV,
husband OF Selena Agnes Malloy.
He also is survived BY a brother,
Archie Malloy,. IT,, and many other
relatives and friends. After l pm.
to call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services. will be held on Monday.
June 4. at 9 am, the Rev.
William Tyler officiating. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MENEFEE, MARY ADDIE 1Sliss). Or

"! gaHs i s%.HE yEERh Il n E5isay
Of I349 Nichoison 81 NV, be,
Sinclair B, and Fowler; brother O.
Miss Grace A. Mickey. Mrs. J. Cor.
dan Rowe and Mrs. W. H. hall
Also surviving are three grand
Huntemann & Son Funeral Hont
5732 Georgia ave. NV, on Monday
June f. at IL am. Intermeni
Glenwood Cemetery. 3
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MANILI, LUCY. OF Fort 1audsrda,.

MANILI, LUCY. OF Fort Lauderdale,
joseph ep MAE Msn mother ase U Of XnahU %5e
Michael. Ralph. Nicholas and San
dino Manili. Mrs. Margaret Marchese.
Mrs. Hilda Myers and Mrs. Thelma
Errico. Prayers at Chambers Funeral
June 5. at 9:i5 am. Mass at Holy
Rosary Church, 3rd and F SITS. NV,
at 10 am. Rosary Monday. June
At p.m.J Entombment Cedar Hill
Cemetery Z
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MOTEN. ELIZABETH BEATRICE. OF

M Wa IN; sIAA NIL ID IaI5 n ~ IN
ssfR Shxrk ksS &oF TsSI Il. !:
survived by q husband, Mr.. Clar-
ence Moten; two sons. Clarence.
IT,. and Ronald Moten; one aunt,
Mrs. Dolly Golf, and other rela-
at Horizons Mortusry, 1924 You
st, NV. on Sunday. June 8, after
pm. where services will be held
on Monday, June 4, at i pm. the
Rev. Leroy Waldo officiating In
terry
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MURPHY. sALLIE MITCHELL

MURPHY. sALLIE MITCHELL. On
Friday. June l. 1862. at Williams
No e. form sAEL II 1S Mitchell Gas.s
ehusetts ave. Sc. beloved wife Of
Ivey L. Murphy. SRI mother OF
Ivey L. Murphy, jr.. md Mrs. Pa
tricia Ann McNab. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ST. and Mass. ave. ne, after Ia
am. Monday, June 4, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, June
at IL am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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CUNNINGHAM. INFANT JOSEPH 3

81. on wednesday, May 50, 1885,
JOSEPH 3. cUNNiNdHxM. Jr.. Of
Of Joseph 3. and Rddie r. cunni non
ham. Also surviving are two sisters,
Bonita L. and Vivian Ann Cunning
ham: one grandmother, two grand
fathers, five uncles, five auntS,
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 3015 18th st. ne.
tample parking facilities) where
friends may call after 3 pm. Mon
day. June 4. Prayers will be offered
tuesday, June 5, at 9:30 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cematery
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MATTINGLY EDwARn1N. NJ

Friday: June /. 1869, EDwARDINA
NJ. MATTINGLY. the Beloved wife
of the late Carroll H. Mattingiy,
mother Of Annabelle NJ. Hundiey,
Sylvia NJ MacBryde. Pearle M. Cor
coran;, Lawrence Hubert, J.. Everett
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope
I'd. sc. parking facilities, on Mon
day, June 4. at 1890 am; thence
70 st. Ignatius Catholic Church,
be offered at II am. for the repose
Of her soul. Interment church GEM
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cURTIN, CLARA B. Of 1911 Powha.
1862, wife Of william K. Curtin,
mother of Kerry W. Curtin, daugh.
+. ter Of George A. and Hattie v. Bass
ford. sister Of Charles A. and Johr
bers Funeral Home. 5SOl CIevelanc
ave. Riverdale, Nd. on Tuesday
June B. at ll:15 am. Intermen
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sister, PEARL q: ERfsMAN,
AGNES PILlOTTI. W. M
LOUISE HEINZMAN. Secy.

FAGIN, ERNEST n. On Friday. June 1,
1862. ERNEST H. FAGIN OF 455i
Grant I'd. NV, brother of Georee
Fagin, Mrs. Minnie Galley. Mrs.
Carrie Daniels. Agnes Tucker, Mrs.
Marion Barnes, Mrs. Margaret
Baynes, Mrs. Ruth Knowles, Mrs.
Friends may call at the Chevy CEase
Funeral Home. 5101 Wisconsin ave
NV, where services will be he'd on
Monday, June 4, at l pm. Inter-
ment Mount Zion Cemetery. )
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MOTOyICH PETER on saturd.v

M0TOVICH; PETER: On Saturday,
} sEfER &SToeeicEEt iFf sasb a3sP'e y
Florence E. Motovich. He also is
survived by three step children,
Weldon Garter. Bette Pierce and
also two brothers. Friends may cali
at the Money and King Funeral
Home, III Maple ave-, West, Vienna
Va, where services will be held,
Tuesday. june 5, at p:45. am. Inter-
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RUSSELL. PAUL JEFFERSON.

denly. on Thursday. May 81. 1863,
near Herndon. Va. PAUL JEFFER-
SON RUSSELL Of Leesburg, Va,
neral services at > pm. Sunday,
June 3. at the Chenille Baptist
Church. Chenille, N. c. Inter
ment Glenville Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the Green Funeral Home.
Herndon. Va.
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RHODES, MAUDE. On May "a. 1862
At p. G: General Hospital, MAUDE
is survived by a host Of friends
After I'm. Sunday. June 3. friends
may call at Latney's Funeral Home
1891 Ga. ave. NV. Funeral. / pm,
Monday, June 4. at Bibleway
Church. 1l30 New Jersey ave. NV
Interment Harmony Memorial.
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NADINE. InHN JOSEPH. On s.tnr.

day, June ., 1867. at the Mont
S aHsEy JS SsHPty S af1eTs H SsaSsd
husband Of Hilda M. BREEDING
Nadine. brother of Miss Rose
Nadine Of Maplewood, N. j.: Lee
Francis Nadine Of Breakdown, N. j..
also surviving are four grandchil.
dren and four Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. Nadine rests at Gartner s
Funeral Home, 316 East Diamond
ave-. Gaithersburg. Md, where the
recitation Of the rosary will be said
on Monday. June 4, at s pm
Funeral services on Tuesday, Junt
5. at $3.50 am. at st. Rose Catholic
Church, where requiem mass will bC
said for the repose Of his soul
lnterment st. Rose Cemetery Wine.
land journal, New Jersey anc
Newark Evening News. New Jersey
please copy. 4
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ICRITzER. wAYLAND JACKSON. o

CRITzER, WAYLAND JACKSON. on
hu cRifzE NAY q e. sD sS2 VA
Hysttsville, Nd. beloved husband
services and interment on Monday,
June 4. In Arlington National Gem
s sssry Please Sc emit iloSsr,; Ar;
Home. 7400 Georgia ave. NV.
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June g. 1889, HANNAH HUR NV +
Of 470e eth st. ne. beloved wife Of
% %sn of E jdssph H HnTE1 of d eSsn
paiRn. ILL.,. and Mrs. Elaine Gold
steen OF Rockville, Md; also survived
by her. mother Mrs. Tillie Durmash-
kin Of New York City, and two
grandchildren; Services at the C. d.
4217 9th st. NV. on Sunday, June
3. at 3 pm. Interment Mt. Leban-
non Memorial Park. In mourning at
400 Sth st. ne. Family suggest in
lieu Of flowers contributions be
p. o. Box 1892. Silver Spring. Nd.