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Ralph MoIIonee,
Building Firm
Salesman, as

Ralph L. Mallonee, 45, de-
signer and salesman for a build
ing company. died Wednesday
evening at Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital of a heart attack.
Born in Baltimore and edu-
Gated in several Maryland
schools, Mr.. Mallonee was a
member of the Northern Vir-
ginia Builders Association.
A carpenter in his spare time
Mr.. Mallonee and his wife
Margaret Louise, who survives
him, built their home on Route
/, Vienna. Va.
Mr.. Mallonee also leaves
three children. Nancy, 18; Su-
san Gail, Is. and Ralph L., jr.,
all at home; four brothers
Albert and Earle, both of Bal
timore; Emory. of Annapolis
and Edward. Of Wilmington
Del, and three sisters, Mrs
Dorothy Davis, Hornell, N. Y;
Mrs. Esther. Duvall, Severna
Park, Nd, and Mrs. Anna
! Dumig, Orlando. Fla.
Services will be at las pm
Monday, from the Money &
King Funeral Home, I'll Maple
avenue West. Vienna, Va. Bur-
ial will follow at Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Malaga. Mrs. Peach taught
and helped to care for the chill
dren Of other missionaries and
worked with the YWCA in
Malayan cities.
Mrs. Peach and her husband,
who survives her at home, re-
tired from active missionary
work in 1949. They lived in
Washington until 1859, when
they moved back to Journeys
End" his family home.
For the last three years, Mrs.
Peach had worked in Mount
Oak Methodist Church at
Mitchellville. and was active
in the Women's Society for
Christian Service.
In addition to her husband,
she leaves three children, all
born in Malaga. They are Mel
son Littlepage Peach, Colum-
bus, S. c.; Robert Marvin
Peach, College Station. Tex,
and Elizabeth Peach Aufham-
mer of Pasadena, Calf. She
also leaves 10 grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Mount Oak Church,
and burial will be at Mount
Oak Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressionS Of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to a
memorial in Wesley Church,
Kuala Lumpur. Malaga.
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Harvey P. ImIoy,
Ex-Curetuker at
FoIger Library

Harvey P; Inlay, "a, who re-
tired in 1853 from his job as
caretaker at the Folger Shake
spearian Library. died Wednes-
day at his home in Woodland
Beach, Md. where he had lived
for the past seven years.
He was a life member of the
Masons, Potomac Lodge S. ano
a member Of Georgetown Pres
byterian Church.
Born in Georgetown in 1887
he was a glass cutter in Virginia
for many years before joining
the Folger Library staff.
He leaves his wife, Marie
two sisters, Mrs. Grace F
Sieber. st. Petersburg Beach
Fla. and Mrs. Roland Robin.
son, LOG AmeS street, Silver
Spring; a brother, r. T. Inlay
Ass Greenwich parkway, NV.
and two godsons, whom hi
helped to rear. They are,
Ralph Bennie, Springfield, Va.
and Paul Lawson. Hyattsville
Md.
Services will be at 2 pm
on Monday from Birch's Flu.
neral Home, 2034 M street NV.
with burial in Rock Creek Gem.
etery.
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R. T. Williams,
In Government
Posts 80 Years

Robert Todd Williams, Sc, a
veteran of more than 80 years
of service with the Government,
died yesterday after a heart at
tack in Doctors Hospital.
A native of Thorndale, Tex,
Mr.. Williams lived at 2300 VAL
ley drive. Alexandria. He had
been a resident of the area
since 1948.
Mr.. Williams was graduated
from University of Chicago,
where he received a doctors
degree in business administra-
ton.
He had been executive officer
Of the division of chronic di-
seases in the Public Health
Service.
Before joining the PHS in
1851, Mr.. Williams served in
various administrative posi-
tions with the National Securi-
ty Resources Board, the Ma
tional Production Authority and
the Tennessee Valley Authority.
A Marine Corps veteran he
also served with the War Pro-
duction Board, the Federal
Housing Administration and
the National Recovery Admin
istration.
He leaves his wife, Virginia,
two sons, Christopher and JET
frey, all of the home address,
and a brother, c. David Will
liams of Tallahassee, Fla.
Services will be at l pm.
Tuesday in the Chapel of the
Virginia Theological Seminary,
Alexandria. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Colin Burch,
Active in Church,
Former Teacher

Mrs. Harriet Eleanor Burch
70. a direct descendent of early
Maryland settlers and ar
active Episcopalian church.
woman, died Wednesday at the
University Of Maryland Hospi-
tai in Baltimore.
Born at Oakley. st. Marys
County, Mrs. Burch was the
daughter of the late DR.. Wal
ter B. and Grace Blackiston
Dent. She taught school for a
few years at Berwyn and River
Springs. Md.
She was a charter member of
the Mai. william Thomas
Chapter Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution. A
Baltimore resident for 43 years,
Mrs. Burch was an active men,
ber and communicate of st.
Michaels and All Angels Epis-
copal Church.
She leaves her husband,
Colin F. Burch, sr., Of the
home address, 1905 Chiffon
street, Baltimore; two sons, Col.
Colin F. Burch. jr., Falls
Church, Va. and Walter D.
Burch, Hyattsville, Md; a
daughter, Mrs. John j. Duke
Of Winchester-on-the-Se Severn,
Annapolis; a sister. Mrs. Arthur
F. Reaney, Oakley, Md. and
four Dent brothers, Frank, of
Clinton; Richard and Ben
jamin of Baltimore, and T.
Hatch Of Chevy Chase. Md,
and eight grandchildren.
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In Mrntnrtant

COLEMAN. SYLVIA EvANGELINE. A
tribute OF love and devotion to the
memory of SYLVIA EVANGELINE
So+EMASt SssFs sao toSay SSC Esr Hsiiea 60 sS
Her life is peaceful memory.
Her absence, silent grief.
She is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine Of perfect peace
htH NiEcE 5VlNi AND SiShPaHHa NEPHEw' wSSolHARs
Dl GIULIAN. ANTHONY. In sad but
loving remembrance OF our dear
father and gre ndtather, ANTHONY
DI GIULIAN, Who departed this life
tWentyoseven years ago today. April
son LEONARD. and FAMILY. Ro.
MEo. CHARLES AND ALBERT. :
KELLEY, RUTH CAMERON. In Low.
CAMERON KELLY, who passec
ssgay three years ago today. April
Tell her; Q . gracious Lord. If #
Hgss2sb H4s s%SfS ph1Ep lfHf 'n2 " mlsi krkfEy hsE
KEY. CAPT. J. G. BENNETT ID. c
Fire Depattmentl. Sacred to tht
memory Of CAPT. J. G.. BENNETT
KEY: who passed away eleven years
ago today, April 20. 1851.
May his soul rest In peace.
kK56SoNi kotfs' m6 pr, O. B: KEY, ST
LEE. JARRoTT B, In devoted mem.
RRf I Nq T. LEE fitseT who snG sppes hes0fna int
h5 9oUR fFef1 bEVoTFb Ss59qd AVS V%rE Co. MfRAM fs7
v. LEE; AND CHILDREN. JAR:
caARL1E s8ie E NAE hHE' co5ocdMBssn, Som snd MRS
LUCAS. ALICE N. sacred to the
memory q our dear mother. ALICE
Beyond G Rssssa years 20 ano ;ss t0dsy
April 90. 1927.
much we miss you.
For until memory fades and life
You viii HeGfr.si 'ivs forever in our hearts.
GEORGIA. EDNA AND EMMA. .
SEz efy q sAsAa asa 8. N Mo1zok 51zloE msmo sRo
died April 20. 1858.
Nine years ago she left us,
we know God called her home;
Time won't erase her memory,
lnis tnS1n %3nderfGl mother we've
RA5BHi 5az' tPSeRi SBRR2tii4hE;; JAN AND MILL
SMITH, MARGARET RILEY. In loving
memory Of MARGARET RILEY
SMITH. who departed four years
ago. April 90. 1858.
Dear mother, we love and miss you,
More and mUre each day;
Our memories of you are beautiful.
May your soul rest in peace with
IQy1NfEy; HEMiEY,; MEMBERS OF THE
SMITH, MARGARET RILEY. Sacred
to the memory of our dearly heIoyed
MARGARET RILEY Smith ho Who
departed this life four years ago
Your memory is keepsake
With which we will never part.
Though Goo mas you in His keeping.
We stu have you in our hearts,
THE TAYLOR FAMILY.
SMOTHERS, JOSEPH T. and CHARITY
JOSEPH T. sMoTHERS. who passed
away in 1929, and our mother,
CHARITY A, who passed away in
194S.
In memory's lovely gardens
Where memory's 10y blooms fair.
Are the brishtest blossoms there.
As we loved you. so we miss YOU.
In our memory you are always
Love remembered long for always
For to US you were so Gear.
YOUR DEVOTED CHI DPEN. ROB
ERT L. AND MAUDE G. sMOTH-
ERS.
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diplomatic career in the office
of the secretary of Puerto Rice
in 1900-01, then became private
secretary to the Governor Of
Puerto Rico. In 1903, he wac
appointed consul at Venice.
Mr.. Bliss went to st. Peters
burg. Russia, as second Secre-
tary of the embassy in 1904
during the reign Of Nicholas II
He served during the Russian
riots in 1905, and in 1907 be-
came secretary of the legation
at Brussels.
He later became secretary,
then counselor. of the embassy
at Paris, and remained in that
capacity while Kaiser Will
helms troops marched during
World War I.
He was in charge Of cere-
monies and protocol during the
Washington Conference here
during 1922, when various
countries agreed to limit the
number Of their warships.
Ambassador Six Years
In 1927, Mr.. Bliss was ap-
pointed Ambassador to Argen-
tina, a post he held until he
retired at his own request in
1888. after 80 years Of service
Upon his retirement, Mr.
Bliss participated in many
worthy community activities in
Washington. Active in the Red
Cross, he served on more thar
one drive as chairman of the
special gifts division.
He was on the board Of the
Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington and Of the Washington
Criminal Justice Association
Chosen as honorary president
Of the American Federation oi
Arts, he also served on the
board Of the Asia Institute anc
Of the American Museum oi
Natural History in New York.
Mr.. Bliss married Mildred
Barnes Of New York, his step.
sister, in 1908. She survive;
him at the family home. He alsC
leaves a sister, Mrs. Charlie,
Warren Of 1927 Eighteenth
street NV.
He leaves his wife, Of the
home address, and a sister
Mrs. Charles Warren Of 1872
Eighteenth street NV.
Funeral services will be al
Q pm. on Monday at Christ
Church, Thirty-first and @
streets NV. Burial will be
private.
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Louis }. CULVER, USN, 7o,
Commanded Constitution

using iron plating and heavier
planking.
Comdr. Gulliver remained in
charge of the Constitution, now
on display at Boston. until his
retirement in 1885. His hobbies
included writing books and
articles.
He leaves his wife Julia of
$40 Monroe street, Annapolis,
and by three daughters, Mrs.
Wells Thompson. Seattle.
Wash; Mrs. Richard Klokow.
Menlo Park. Calf, and Mrs.
Robert Farenholt, Severna Park,
Md.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday at Fort Myer Chapel
at the north gate of Arlington
National Cemetery, where bur-
ial will follow.
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LIeweIIyn Miller,
Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 20 (AP).-Llewellyn P.
Miller. 81. well known in the
social and civic life of this area,
was found dead yesterday at
his home BROMLEY Farm" Of
a pistol wound in the head. A
State medical examiner said it
was self inflicted.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Sarah Peel Watts of Abe
marie. Mr.. Miller was native
Of Baltimore.
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Comdr. Louis ]. Gulliver, 70,
retired, the only Navy officer to
command the historic frigate
USS Constitution since it was
reconstructed in 1881. died Of
cancer Tuesday at the Nation
al Naval Medical Center in
Bethesda.
Comdr. Gulliver, who was
graduated in 1907 from the
Naval Academy, took the Con-
stitution on a three-year cruise
during which the vessel, known
as "Old Ironsides," docked at
80 ports.
The Constitution got her
name during the War of 1912,
when the largest British can
non balls bounced off her sides.
At the time. she was an expert
mental frigate of new design,
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Services Tomorrow
For Marie BurkduII

Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, for Miss Marie
Barkdull. Sc. who died Wednes-
day of a heart attack in her
home, Sill Albemarle street
NV.
Burial will follow in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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Mrs. Nora Nelson Peach, 7o,
Former Missionary in Asia

Mrs. Nora Nelson Peach, 70,
a retired Methodist missionary
who devoted most of her life
to schools in Malaga, died We'd
nesday at her home, Journeys
End" in Mitchellville. Md.
A native Of WalkerSville, Md,
she was married in 1916 to the
Rev. Preston Littlepage Peach,
of Mitchellville. in Singapore
They had met in Maryland
some years earlier, before he
began his missionary service.
They worked as a team, help
ing to build schools and teach
students in Singapore, Kuala
Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh,
Evening star., 1962-04-20
Robert Woods Bliss,
Former Envoy, Dies

Robert Woods Bliss, 86, for
mer Ambassador to Argentina
and the man who gave Dunn
barton Oaks to Harvard Uni
versity and to the District
community, died yesterday at
his home. 1887 Twenty-eighth
street NV.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man
with wavy white hair, his af-
fable personality and willing
ness to lead worthy causes
made him one Of the best
known men of wealth in the
community.
Dumbarton Oaks, the beau
tiful Georgian mansion at
Thirty-second and r streets
NV, had been the Bliss home
for only seven years when he
and his wife decided to donate
it to the community in 1910.
The mansion, dating back to
the jefferson administration,
and l6 acres around it went to
Harvard University as a seat
Of Byzantine study. They con-
veyed 81 acres, now known as
Dumbarton Park, to the Dis
trict.
Mr.. Bliss also gave Harvard
an endowment fund of unan-
nounced size, large enough to
allow the magnificent formal
gardens and the little gallery
of rare relics from the Byzan-
tine Empire to be kept open
for public enjoyment.
Gratified by U. N. Link
Still under construction at
Dumbarton Oaks is a modern
istic bubble-top museum. which
will house the Bliss collection
Of pre-Columbian art.
An unexpected development
was a source of particular salts
faction to Mr.. Bliss. Dumbarton
Oaks was chosen for the con-
ference preliminary to setting
up Of the United Nations, and
the name was assured a place
in history.
Born in st. Louis on August
5, 1875, Mr.. Bliss received his
bachelor Of arts degree from
Harvard in 1900.
He began his distinguished
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Announcements Of
Services hy rhamhars
1n Mrntnriaitt

ABBOTT. SUSIE NJ. In loving memory
OF our dear mother, SUSIE NJ
ABBOTT. who departed this lif.
ten years ago today, April 20. 1852
Many a lonely heartache.
Often silent tear,
But always a beautiful memory
OF one we loved so dear
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, PEARL
GERALDINE AND NATHANIEL.
BENTON. JAMES E. In loving memory
Of our dear brother. JAMES ED.
WARD BENTON; who passed away
He had a smile for everyone
And heart as pure as gold
For those who knew and loved him
HIS THREE SISTERS, "
BRANCH. THOMAS ALLEN. A tribute
Of love to the, memory Of our dear
hILsN hIi1a5d BRANCH d fs6eF Rbo eD.Isd Ta9MAs ib
life four years ago today, April 20
AS we look in Gods heaven of blue
If we could only say Hello" and
How are you?"
II we could reach out and take your
Wed know tnat God would under.
stand.
Our loneliness and heartaches We
could bear.
II our conversation We could share
They say memories are wonderful
too.
But beautiful memories only make
us blue.
We loved you so much, too much
We guess.
We cannot and Will not take God
to test.
God saw We had so much happiness
And because lie needed one so fine
Someone with love and understand.
ing too,
To help Heaven brightly shine,
That's why He took you
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. AUGUSTA
BRANCH: LOVING DAUGHTERS
FLORENCE E. HUNTER. AND
ORA v. COINS.
BRANCH. THOMAS A. In loving mem.
ory Of our dear father and grand
father. THOMAS A BRANCH, who
left US four years ago today. April
20. 1858.
Dear daddy. If I had all the world
to give,
I'd give it. yes and more.
To hear your voice and see YOU
And greet YOU at the door.
But all l can do, dear daddy
Is go and tend your grave.
And leave behind tokens of love
To the best farther God ever made
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. LENA:
GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Jacques ChevuIier

MONTLUCON. France, April
20 (AP) Jacques Chevalier,
education minister in the World
War II Vichy government, died
yesterday in the house where
he was born 80 years ago.
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DrathH

TUCKER IsJs BOSE E6sr l. On Tgs;esA TeKAtt sDt1 Il
Mrs. Pearl Walker, Also suryiv-
Dolores a MSnt. Sns ons sistsr Mrs MEs Ad
die, Frazier; two brothers, Lonnie
and Samusl Jones. and other rela-
tiveS and many. friends. After 3
pm. Friday April 20; 1882; friends
Funeral Home. 1890 9th st. NV.
Funeral from Vermont Avenue Bsp-
tist Church. Vermont ave. at R st.
NV, at l pm. Saturday, April 81.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 20
TUCKER, ROSE L. Officers and mem
sers OF Ethel,s Tent, No. o4s, are
Me6a. f5sSi rfsPas:is Home @''f sa6 ss es
st. NV. Friday, April 20. at 8 pm,
E. BRANCH Leader.
WAGNER. HARRY A. Suddenly. on
Tuesday. April II. 1862. HARRY A.
WAGNER Of lO6O5 Summit ave,
K,snsinston; Nd. beloved brother
Raymond wagner. Friends % may caH caii
at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral
Home, 1881 East MONTGOMERY ave.
Rockville uike), Rockville. Md.
Mond.y. SSsTs ''FSlSff Xpli ~ $I at H' hed
Interment Arlington National Gene.
| terry. 90
wHALEY. FANNIE. On wednesday
April lS. 1862. FANNIE WHALEY
Aefs An9is Imsn N.t. wsi1s Minnie Pim6: nn6 . shT:h
OF orangeburS. 8 C.: Meaner Gard
ner, Clarence and Hathon Cauiey.
She also is survived by other rela-
tiyes and friends. After pm. Fri
the Frazier Funeral Home. 3s9 Rhode
saturday, April q; 81 the Emanuel
Kinney officiating. Interment Bull
swamp Church Cemetery, Orange
burg S. c. 20
WHITE. MINNIE b. On Thursday.
April 10, 1857. MINNIE B. WHITE.
tRS motRer q y @ oIoTia b salRissonO lRiS OsipEso Hlso
S1. SI.vivinS wins. are E,, two srandchildren,
in;law. Dr. BSsdeo BsikisSon; other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Monday, April %, friends
are inyited to call at the MCGUIRE
yhef. .rases THas viii HE 5. Ssid S.h u.sdsy Fl RT
Arlington National Cemetery. %
YOUNGER. BESSIE JULIA. formerly
Of Calvert County. Nd. OF 1895
S.oR.d SaSR P mother S Of on RiepaId hPT s ,sn I9s%
H.. Leftwich A. and Thomas z.
Younger. She also is survived BY
grandchildren. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 517 1lth st.
Sc. until 1880 pm. Monday. April
%. Services at Fort Mver Chapel
at . pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
ZMAYUSKI. JOSEPH IGNATZ. OF $500
59th, ave, East Riverdale. Nd. on
Agnes Poieway, Mrs. Walter ~ crazy, a:s,
Mrs Thomas Lennon. Mrs. John
Joyce. Peter P. zmayuski, Joseph
J. and Frank Zane He also is sur
vived by. twenty-six grandchildren
and sixteen great-grandchildren
Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5sOI Cleveland ave, River
dale, Md, on, Saturday, April 81.
at Q am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery Friends may call after
pm. Thursday. April 10. 20
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK tnr.
Falls Church. Val-AA sec. i-site
plot: value. 81 800; will sacrifice,
$S00t cash. 563-127T. 81
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CHICK. NETrIE c. On wednesday

April !s. 1862, at West Palm Beach.
Fla, NETTTE c. CHICK, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Mary Kelley, Mrs.
Catherine Jacobs, Charles H. and
George W. Chick, sister of Miss
Mary l. Chick. Friends may call
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be
hesda, Md, where services will be
held on Saturday, April 2l. at Lao
pm Interment Potomac Church
Cemetery.
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CLOSE. GRACE WINNLR. On wednes.

day. Apri IS, 1869, at wash
ipeton SanitIriUm and Hospital.
Takoma Park Md. MRS GRACE
WINNER LOSE of 40 Philade!-
phia ave-. Takoma Park. Md. be-
leyed mother ri Mr.. Robert Close
of WestwooH N. j.. and Mr. Horace
w Close Of Takoma Park. Md. and
sister If Mr. Carl S. Winner. Cleve-
land heights. Ohio. Friends are
ihuted TO call a; the Hysong Fu-
reral Home, 1900 n ST. NV where
services will be held on Saturday,
Apfi 21, at 1890 pm. Intermert
at National Memorial Park Gene
terry.
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SMITH, MARY AGNES. On Thursday

SMITH, MARY AGNES. On Thursday.
April 10. 1882 at her residence,
1925 Huntington st. NV. MARY
AGNES SMITH. beloved wife of
Dr.. j. Ernest Smith and sister Of
Mrs. Pauline Howard Peirce Fu-
neral from the above residence on
Monday Auril Oh at 10 am Re
quiCn mass a. the Shrine OF the
Most Blessed Sacrament. Western
ave. and Quesada st NV at 1890
am. fntermcnt Mount Olivet Gene
tery. %
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BLISS. HON. ROBERT WOODS

On Thursdsy. April iS' 1862 at his
Te;idenGe teT5 HolN5a l5a n9sRpt asth st. SSGbs SeS5Es
BLISS. beloved husband OF Mildred
Bliss. Services will be held at Christ
Church, 3lst and o SITS NV, or
Monday. April %, at . pm. Inter
mept private. 81
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CAHrL. JANE NJ. suddenly, on Thurs.

day. April l9. 1852. JANE NJ.
CAHILL beloved wife OF Micha ei
Cahill and sister OF William T.
MacNailly. Fort LauderdGle, Fla.
and Mrs. Myron Kalletr. Miami.
F1a. She also is survived by a
nephew and two nleccs OF Syracuse.
N Y. Friends may call after > pm.
Saturday. April II. al the Duvall
Funeral Home. 222@ Wisconsin ave
NV. where services will be held
on Monday. April 33 at 1918 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. %
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BRokN, ELIZABETH X On Frid

BEHSgN % LI1ABEIH asB EsrT00hi e 0hi M.noy MTInay
ELIZABETH K, BROWN Of 1875
Columbia rd NV. beloved wife
Of Clyde G. Brown and mother OF
r dwight Brown. Private services
f45s pennsylvsnia sy ave ave. nv. nAUoii on
Saturday. April 81. at 2 pm. In
tsrhent private.
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OLIVE n. Suddenly

Tuesday, April II, 1855. MRS
OLIVE D. MfNARD Of 3033 Masss- M
chusetts ave. Sc, widow Of the
late Mr.. Roy c. Minard, beloved
mother Of Mr.. Raymond E. Doke
Sacramento. Calf, ana Donald Oil
Yer Doke. Oakland. Calf, and sister
Of Robert E. Pierson, Los Angeles.
Calf. She also is survived by one
grandson. Donald R. Doke, Pitts
burgh. Pa. Friends are invited 10
call az Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 N ST. NV. after Saturday
afternoon. April Il, where services
will be held on Monday, April %.
at 9:30 am. Interment at Arlington
National Cemetery. oI
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BAsT, HENRY z. Suddenly on Thurs.

bASI, HENh1 2. suddenly, on IhuTS-
cay. April 10. 1852. HENRY z.
BAST of Shady Side. Nd, beloved
orotner Of Ennis Bast, Mrs Iva
Wheeler Of severna Park. Nd. Mrs.
Mrs. Minnie Goldstein OF Takoma
Park, Md, and Mrs josephine
Msrko o. Baltimore. Nd Funeral
services on Saturday. April 81.
at , pm. al the Hardesty Funeral
Home, GaleSy;ile. Md. lLterment in
QUAKER Cemetery. u
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DICKSON. ADA. on rUesday, April Il

ADA. On TUesday, April L.
l9s2, at her residence. 304 South
Carolina ave. sc ADA DICKSON.
wife Of William Dickson She also
is survived by many cousins and
a devoted friend. Mrs. Mary Reed
Friends may Call at the Malvan &
Schey Funeral Home. New Jersey
ave, and r st. NV. on Sunday
Hpril 10, after j. noon. Funeral
services will bp held at the ST.
Pal ul's Community Church. Ala Ten
nessee ave. ne, en- Monday, April
%. at ! ? m. the Rev Walter c.
Cleaver OFFICIATING Inte-ment Car
ver Memorial Park. y
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STONE. ZACK BROWN. Jr. On
Wednesday. April u.s.. 1862. at the
STONE, Jr., OF 1OI6 Utica St,
Springfield, Va. husband OF Mrs
Jean S. Stone. father OF Rebecca
Louise and Linda Susan Stone.
son Of Zack B. Stone, Sr., and brother
Of Mrs. Edwin A. Smith Mrs. David
?. Anderson and Herndon S. Brown
Funeral services on Saturday. April
2l, at 1870 am. at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home Cameron and
Alfred SITS Alexandria. Va. Inter-
ment Fairt1x Memory Gardens.
Evening star., 1962-04-20
HARRIET ELEANOR DENT
INEIIIEA On WahnaSdaN Anril Is

SfsiLH 1SSfsii H1FR5FT sGFcE EaEHsSGR Il ms cbSR PESn
st.. Baltimore. Nd, beloved wife Of
cpNn Foote Burch. mother OF Col.
Colin F. Burch. l.. USAF retiredD !;
Mrs. John J. Duke and Mr.. Walter
Dent Burch. She also is survived by
eight grandchildren. Friends may call
at the william J. Tickner e. Sons
Funeral Home, North and Pennsyl-
vsnia sves.. Baltimore, Md. between
2 and and and Q m. Thursday
and Friday. April 10 and 20. Fu-
Miehaers and All Angels Church
on Saturday. April 81. at 10 am.
Further services in All Saints Church,
Oakley. ST. Marys County. Md at
2,p.m. Those who desire may direct
tfon Fund OF st. Michael's and All
Saints Church. or the American
Cancer Society. 90
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OLIVE D. Officers and mem

~ bers Of All American.
| Columbia Ladies Auxiliary
lSSsNSpA TO the Veterans Of Foreign
lNsk&M Wars OF the United States
Department Of the District
%EkH$T9 Of Columbia. are hereby
U notified OF the sudder
death OF our beloved member. OLIVE
D; MINARD. on Tuesday, April II
MRS. RUTH CLouGH Pres
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