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Evening star., 1962-05-12
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Just for Laughs. Bob and
Ray are featured.
1855, WTOP-Baseball. Wash.
ington Senators, VS.. the
Baltimore Orioles. From
Baltimore
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TODAY,s GOOD MUSIC DIAL

7;O5. WGMs AMIN (S7O Kc.
and 1855 Me- - Festival
Of Music. Works by Purcell,
StravinSky. Berlioz, Khacha-
turian, Schubert and others.
7:O6, WASH-FM CS7.I Me- -
QxR Concert Hall. Differs
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DORIS Quartet in Z Flat. =
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Opera Stage. Bizet's Car
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Dawn. Mendelssohn's Sym!
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WORD CANE
Find 50 or more words in
COL NIZE

meaning ito migrate to and
settle in" Average mark %
words; time limit. IS minutes
Rules Of the game: /. Words must be
Of four cr more letters. 2. words which
IS" such as bats" "cats,H are not
used. q. Only one form Of q word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
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Answer 70 BUFFETrNa

heguin, bent. befit. begin, being. bine
bine, bite. binge. buffet. buffine, hunt,
hung. unfit, unite, unit, unite. feint,
feign. fine. fife. fief. funs1. tine. tiff,
tlngle, ting. tune. tubing tuff. gent,
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Leader

TITUSVHLE, Pa, Aug. 2
(AP).-Ned Harland Dearborn,
SO, president Of the National
Safety Congress from 1914 to
1859. died yesterday.
Mr.. Dearborn Joined the
Safety Council in Chicago in
1912 as executive vice presi-
dent. He had served as dean
of general education at New
York University and Supervi-
sor of the university's Safety
Education Center. He had been
a member of the faculty since
1929.
Mr.. Dearborn was born in
Conneautville, Pa. He moved
to Titusville after retiring from
the council post in 1859.
He leaves his wife.
Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon in
Titusville.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Mrs. BonfieId, II,
Wife of Retired
Medical Officer

Mrs. Pearl T. Banfield. 72,
died Of a heart attack Tuesday
at her home, 1901 South Court
House road. Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Banfield was the wife Of
DR.. Charles P. Banfield, re-
tired Department of Defense
medical officer. =
A Washington native, Mrs.
Banfield attended Georgetown
School Of Nursing prior to her
marriage in 1910.
Mrs. Banfield moved to ILL
nois with her husband after
their marriage. They returned
to Washington in the mid
1930s.
For the last 10 years, Mrs.
Banfield had been a clerk at
Woodward and Lothrop.
Mrs. Banfield leaves her hus.
band. of the home address; her
mother. Helene MesSineo, and
a brother, Howard E. Langley,
Of $500 Fourteenth street NV;
three sons, the Rev. Lawrence
E. Banfield. o. p, Portland,
Oreg.; Charles F., Orinda.
Calf, and William L. Banfield,
1905 Baylor avenue, College
Park, Md. She also leaves six
grandchildren.
Services will be at $50 am.
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home. Fourteenth and Harvard
streets NV, followed by a
mass at 10 am. at st. Dominic's
Church. Sixth and E streets
S.W. Burial will be at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Horace Wilson, Singer,
Retired GPO EmpIoye

Horace Thomas Wilson, for
mer chorus singer in Flo Zieg-
field and Guy Lombardo pro-
ductions and retired Govern
ment Printing Office employe
died of a heart attack Monday
in the Washington Hospital
Center. Mr.. Wilson, of 1012
Douglas street NE, was 56.
A member of the National
Negro Opera Company. he sang
at the Civic Opera House in
Chicago. Madison Square Gar
den in New York and at Water
gate here. AS a baritone soloiSt
he toured colleges across the
country and sang in several
church choirs here.
Born in South Carolina, Mr.
Wilson was graduated from
Armstrong High School here
attended Ohio University and
studied voice in New York
where he appeared in a 1925
Ziegfeld production. He retired
from the Government Printing
Office here in 1855 after 25
appeared in the chorus OF
years. After his retirement he
"Showboat," a Guy Lombardo
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production at Jones Beach
N. Y.
"A member of the Masons, Mr.
Wilson also was a member OF
Sargent Memorial Presbyterian
Church in Washington.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Jen-
ME w. Wilson, of the home ad-
dress; two daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet w. Stewart of 4908 Fourth
street NV, and Mrs. Joanne
w. McKessick Of 141l Varnum
street; five sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Scott, Miss Juanita Wilson anc
Mrs. Doris Fields, all Of Wash
ington, Mrs. Georgia Drax oi
New York. and Mrs. Janet Cliff
ton Of Detroit. Mich; three
brothers, Alton j., Burts H. anc
Everett j., all Of Washington.
Services will be held / pm
tomorrow at Peoples Congrega.
tional Church at Thirteenth
and Crittenden streets NV. In
terment will be in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
Friends may call at Fraziel
Funeral Home at 389 Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Admiral D. L. Francis,
ShiPbuiIdinqHeod, Dies

Rear Admiral Dennis L.
Francis. 81. United States Navy
(retire0. former supervisor of
shipbuilding at Norfolk Navy
Yard. died Monday at Bethesda
Naval Hospital of a brain tumor
involvement.
Admiral Francis was in charge
of shipbuilding at the yard
during 1941-42, after which he
reported to the newly commits
stoned cruiser USS Santa Fe
in the Pacific. Assigned to
amphibious duty in 1914, he
earned two Bronze Star medals
in l945 for his services as a
landing craft commander dur
ing actions at Okinawa.
Born in Kansas, Admiral
Francis was reared in Denver.
He was commissioned an en-
sign in 1924 at the Naval Acad-
emy. where he was a water polo
player. He served in Atlantic
commands until World War II.
Upon his retirement in 1855,
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he was promoted to rear ad.
miral on the basis of his com.
bat achievements.
He then served as a Wash.
ington haison broker for a New
York stock firm. In 1861, ht
became a conSultant for Exec.
utive Job Counselors of Wash.
ington.
Admiral Francis leaves hi.
wife. Dorothy, a Navy WAVE
commander serving since 1861
in the Bureau of Naval Per,
.Sonnel here, of the family ad.
dress, 2209 NeSbitt Court, Nc.
Lean; and four children by 6
previous marriage, Mrs. Fred
erick Lopez, 220 Second street
Sc; Mrs. Eugene O'Hare ot
Fresno, Calf; Dennis, 20, anc
Julia Ann, Is, both of Plan
dome, N. Y.
Services will be at II am
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
Burial with full military hon.
ors will be in Arlington Gene.
terry.
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Miss Gowons, 81,
Taught Religion

Margaret M. Gowaas, 90, life
long church worker and Wash
ington area resident, died Tues
day at her home. 1900 Brennon
lane. Chevy Chase, after a long
illness.
Miss Gowans taught religion
to underprivileged youth in hel
parish.
An early member of the
Christ Child Society of Wash
ington, she served for many
years as treasurer of the groups
Christmas fund.
She also worked with St
Gertrude's School Of Arts and
Crafts and the Convent of Per-
petual Alteration.
She leaves her sister, Miss
Abigail v. Gowans, of the fam
lily address, and two nieces, Mrs
Pere Wilmer Of Leesburg, Va,
and Miss Mary Allies, 1922 La
Sale road, Hyattsville.
Services will be at II am,
tomorrow at Christ the King
Catholic Church, 230O East
West highway, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Jacob RosenthuI,
Former Diplomat

PALM BEACH. Fla. Aug. 2
(AP).-Jacob RoSenthal, 80,
former Romanian legation Of
ficial in Washington, died at
his residence yesterday.
Mr.. Rosenthal, born in Ro-
mania, had worked as a Jour-
naliSt in Bucharest and Paris
until his appointment in 1929
to the Romanian legation in
Washington as press officer.
In 1916, Mr.. Rosenthal was
appointed acting minister of
the legation. He resigned in
l947 and moved to West Palm
Beach.
He is survived by his wife,
Winifred Young Rosenthal, two
stepchildren, Bruce Cornish,
Palm Beach. and Orono, Maine,
and Mrs. Robert Baker, Mel
rose. Mass; and two nieces,
Mrs. Josef Fogel. Bayside, N. Y.
and Mrs. Tudor WeiSSman,
Buenos Aires.
Memorial services were
scheduled at his home Sunday.
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keynote speaker, made no men,
ton of Estes in his campaign
ing. Mr.. Clement, who has
never lost an election, carried
"a of TenneSsee's 95 counties
when he ran for a second term
in 1854.
The primary is a winner
take-all affair, since Tennessee
has no runoff primary. The
Democratic nominee is almost
certain to be elected to a four
year term in November. Repub-
licans seldom make a serious
play for the office.
The winner will succeed Gov.
Buford Ellington, ineligible for
another term and neutral in
this race. Most of Gov. Elling-
tons organization worked hard
for Mr.. Clement.
Mr.. Olgiati had the support
of Senator Kefauver, although
the Senator did not campaign
actively for Olgiati, Senator
Gore remained neutral.
Eight of the States nine
Congressman, seven Democrats
and one Republican, seek re-
nomination. Three faced seri-
GUS opposition-Representative
Frazier, Loser and Davis, all
Democrats.
Mr.. Frazier is opposed by
Wilkes ThraSher and Raymond
Prater. Mr.. Davis opponents
are Lewis Taliaferro and Ross
Pritchard. Mr.. Loser faces
Richard Fulton and Gordon
Turner.
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Mrs. OnsIow, 81,
Granddaughter
Of DR.. Mayo

Mrs. Richard Walton On
slow, 81, wife of a Washington
public relations man, died of a
heart attack yesterday in hel
home, ITO Langdrum lane
Chevy Chase, Md.
The granddaughter of DR.
William Mayo, who was @
founder of the Mayo Clinic ir
Rochester, Mimi, Mrs. OnSloW
was born and raised in ST
Paul, MINI. She and Mr.. On
slow were married there ir
1929. They moved to Wash
ington in 1885.
Mrs. OnSlow had served a.
secretary Of the st. Alben'.
Church Chancel Guild.
She leaves her husband anC
one daughter. Victoria, II. oi
the home address: another
daughter, Mrs. Deborahn Gar
della of Albuquerque. N. M;
and a son, 1t. Gg) Vincent
Onslow of Quonset Point, r. l.,
a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Brink
Ingemann Of st. Paul; and g
stepmother, Mrs. Helen Brink
of West Palm Beach, Fla.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at St. Adams
Episcopal Church, Massachu-
sets and Wisconsin avenues
NV. Place of burial will be
announced later.
The family request that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
Chancel Guild of st. Alban':
for a memorial.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Miss Stella Whitford, IS,
Retired Librarian of Navy

! Of Supplies and Accounts, 6
post she held until her retire
ment in 1850.
She organized and admins
tered the bureaus library. and
also handled all matters con-
cerning the United States Sup
ply Corps Correspondence
School.
In 1947 Miss Whitford was
awarded a certificate Gin ap-
probation of meritorious ci-
villain service to the United
States Navy" Seven admirals
attended her retirement party
three years later.
She was a member of the
D. C. Library Association, the
Special Libraries Association
and the American Library AS
sociation. She was active in
successfully, TIE mple, High
lands and Bethany Baptist
churches. Her home was ir
the KeneSaw Apartments, Six
teenth and Irving streets, NV
Miss Whitford leaves two
brothers, Stanley and Roy. ano
a sister. Bessie, all Of the Ken
esaw Apartments, and two
other sisters, Mrs. Morton C
Fry of Mt. Rainier, Md, and
Mrs. William A. Duval OF
Chevy Chase, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at l0:30 am. tomorrow at the
Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street, NV.
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Miss Stella Whitford. rs. a
native Washingtonian and re-
tired librarian of the Navy De-
partment, died yesterday after
a long illness.
Miss Whitford was a gradu-
ate Of Central High School, '05.
In 1915, she was appointed
confidential secretary to the
admiralS of the Navy's Bureau
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Mrs. Morris, 50,
darlington

Mrs. Martha Rose Morris, an
Arlington resident for the last
two years, died yesterday at
Western State Hospital in
Staunton, Va, after a long ILL
ness. She was SO.
Mrs. Morris, a native of War
saw, Va, had been living with
her daughter. Mrs. Katherine
Marks, of 5240 North Eleventh
street in Arlington.
Mrs. Morris husband Walter
died in 1887.
Besides Mrs. Marks, Mrs.
Morris leaves two other daugh-
ters, Mrs. Eleanora Holman
and Mrs. Evangeline Kell, both
of Baltimore; two sons, Russell
of Warsaw, and Samuel OF
Kinston, N. c.. and a brother
Moxley Balderson of Warsaw
Funeral services will be at
q pm. tomorrow at the We'll
come Grove Baptist Church in
Warsaw. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-08-02

Memphis and veteran Chat
tanooga Mayor P. c. Olgiati
A turnout of close to TOO, ,00C
voters is a possibility.
Mr. Clement, now AZ, cam
paigned on his record as
Governor from 1953-59, citing
his administrations accom-
pliShments in education. mental
health, welfare and industry
recruiting. He invited his rivals
to state which of these pro-
grams they disapproved.
Mr.. Farris, 80. and Mr.
Olgiati, 81, contended Mr.
Clements record was one Of
broken promises, exaggerationS
and mistakes. They hit re-
peatedly at his associations
with Billie Sol Estes. the bank
rupt Texas financial wizard
and called for an explanation
Shared Profits
The Texas Attorney Generals
office recently produced docu-
ments it said showed Mr.. Glenn
ent and his father, Robert S.
Clement, shared in profits from
an Estes housing project at
Blytheville, Ark.
Mr.. Clement. the 1856 Ma
tional Democratic Convention
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Gen. Wood Assumes
Andrews Command

Command of Andrews Air
Force changed from Maj. Gen.
James c. McGehee to Brig. Gen.
Clair L. Wood yesterday in
ceremonies at Andrews parade
ground.
The new commander was
deputy chief of staff, personnel.
at Air Training Command
Headquarters. Randolph Air
Force Base. Tex. Gen. Nc
Gehee will become director of
military personnel for procure
ment and training in the Pen
tagon.
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I'm Mrntnriaitt

CRAIG. WILLIAM BRADDOCK. In
loving memory Of our devoted hus-
band and father, WILLIAM BRAD
DOCK CRAIG, who left US so sud
SSenlg "A years ago today August
We never lose the ones We love,
For they will always be,
Forever near, forever dear,
In hallowed memory.
DEVOTED WIFE, EVELYN P. CRAIG
AND FAMILY.
DI GIULIAN, CHARLES. In memory OF
CHARLES DI GIULIAN. who died
nine years ago, August 3. 1858. Mass
| at Holy Rosary Church. 229 F St
NV, at 7:30 am. Friday.
Gone, but not forgotten.
EMPLOYEES OF STANDARD ART
MARBLE & TILE CO.. INC.
FRANCIS, THELMA WILEY. In lovins
memory of my dear, wife. THELMA
three years ago today, August 2,
1853.
Tho you are not with US in life,
In memory you are with US always.
CHARLES AND CHARLES III.
HENDERSON, EDWARD MORRIS, Jr.
In loving memory Of my dear son,
EDWARD NORRIS HENDERSON, Jr.,
who. departed this life, August 2,
1861.
And l sit at the window and watch
for your return.
Your memory shall never be
forgotten
As long as 1 may live.
Oh how I wish I could hear your
sweet voice again.
Your memories are still in my heart.
God only took you to live with Him,
Sleep on my son, sleep on.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER. AMY
HENDERSON.
JOHNSON. ADDIE NJ. Fell asleep
August >, 1855, at Hammond, Ind,
many miles from US.
Land to live in memory forever.
DAUGHTER, ELMA; GRAND
pAUGHTERs. LORRAINE AND
make, PHILIP LEROY. In loving
remembrance Of my devoted hus-
band, PHILIP LEROY MAKLE, who
August l, 1852.
No one will ever take your place,
Ten. years have passed.
But the memory Of you,
Will always last.
LONELY WIFE, PEARL.
MCGUIRE, DIR. ROBERT L. In memory
and great-grandfather, DIR. ROBERT
L. MCGUIRE, who left US SO years
ago today, August ., 1925.
May his soul rest in peace.
THE MCGUIRE FAMILY.
OTTO, LENA. A tribute of love and
devotion in memory of my dear
mother, LENA OTTO. who departed
this life % years ago today. August
>, 1899.
No fortune or frame can ever compare
To mothers love or a mother S
prayer.
And of all of Gods gifts. there isn't
another
So wonderful and precious as Mother.
MAY.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
Faster Knots

The 36-year-old Boy Scout
worlds speed modifying record
has been broken by a Brook
line. (Mass0 youth. John w.
Sim, 13. shaved one-half a
second off the 18-second record
set by a Swiss Scout at the
Second World Jamboree in CO.
penhagen in 1924.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
lnuFuttIDs

MINKoFF, SARAH. There will be an
&RAH MINKOFF, beloved mother
and grandmother. at the Ohev Sho-
lom Cemetery. off Alabama ave. Sc,
on Sunday, August B, 1862, al ] l
an. Relatives and friends invited.
The FAMILY. B
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Clement Held Fovorite
For I ennessee Governor

NASHVILLE Tenn, Aug. (AP)-Former Gov Frank
Clement wonder" of Tennessee politics decade
to beat today i'll threeway contest for
the Democratic nomination for Governor
Opposing him in that focused more personalities
than issues City Commissioner William w. of
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Garn nf Thanka

MELVIN. LAURA ]. A. The family o!
wish 10 express their sincere grati-
tude to their many friends and
neiEhbors for their expressions OF
Thy during our recent bereave-
ment.
Evening star., 1962-08-02
With Regard TO q
Card of Thonks

Very often O cord Of Thanks
in The Ster meets q need
which con hordIy be solved in
enY other ~oY. Not only is
il O sroeieUs expression Of
gratitude TO those who hove
sent floroI tributes but oho
eoUtssvsIy acknowledges the
services end kindresses Of
the monY 10 whom O persenol
note Of fhanks eonnot we'll be
meiIsd o. whose nomes ond
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q card Of thanks
mey be oNoneed BY telephone
TO The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
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1n Mrntnrtattt

LII 4Rk ltAlk kSI11t
BLIGH, THOMAS A. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory Of my
beloved father. THOMAS A. BLIGH,
who passed away "a years ago to-
day. August ,, 1888.
BRYANT, MAURICE ELLSWORTH, In
%X6R1cE Gz6F Rep4EZs q 9qF BRYxET RE2iSfF
who departed this life three years
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps one to forget.
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
CAWTHoRNE, AND BROTHERS,
JAMES, CLIFTON AND MILTON
E. BRYANT.
CARNEY, LORENZO NJ. AND LUCILLE
B; In In sad sd,out but loving @ Tepsm5Esnce sm5n M
and LUCILLE son and daughter
in-law, who left us suddenly three
years ago today. August ., 1853.
Dear Gracious Lord. We humbly
thank you for the short time we had
those we greatly loved, sadly miss
and never will forget, as our own.
A babe upon our knee,
The soft patter OF little feet
upon the floor,
Then the heavy footsteps
OF adults, coming in the door.
All Of these have now passed.
Only Thy love, wisdom and under
standing their heavenly home will
last
Mass. August 2 and 8, 1852, Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church.
GREATLY MISSED,
HEARTBROKEN MOTHER. FATHER,
SISTERS AND FAMILY.
CARNEY, LUCILLE AND LORENZO. In
loving memory of our dear children,
LUCILLE and LORENZO CARNEY,
who departed this life three years
ago today, August 2, 1859.
The call was sudden, the shock
severe.
We little though that much grief
was near.
But the ones who lost can only tell,
The pain Of parting without farewell.
Memory keeps us always near you,
Because we love you SO.
MOTHER AND FATHER, WILLIE
AND SOPHIE WRIGHT.
CHURCHWILL, MARY E. In memory
of the loving sister who passed away
four years ago, August /, 1858, at
l340 Otis pl. NV, leaving behind a
devoted sister. Fannie Wright, 43
You st. NV, and two devoted daugh-
tiers, Naomi Jackson and Ruth
Joyner of 1910 Otis pl. NV.
God bless her soul,
1t lies at rest.
Leaving behind
Those who loved her best.
FROM HER DEVOTED SISTER,
FANNIE WRIGHT.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CRYPT, (undergroundl in the beautiful
Garden of the Apostles, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Burial site for , Must sell
Lot, value. 800. Sacrifice for 500.
Call S64-1112.
FORT LINCOLN. 4 choice sites can be
broken down into . sites each
substantial reduction. IL 6-9S24.
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FORSYTH. DR.. JAMES HOWELL, il

Suddenly, on Tuesday. July 81, 1862
II HovSI waldorf, 4 EopsXGlI, Nd DR.. JAMES SdE:;
Manchester dr., Silver Spring. Nd,
son Of Mrs. Mary Susan and the
late DR.. james Howell Forsyth. sr.
DR.. FORSYTH rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgla ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Friday,
August 3. at l1:30 am. (parking
tactlitiesl. 1nterment Grace Episcopal
Church Cemetery. Friends may visit
At the fuperal home after 5 pm
Evening star., 1962-08-02
COOPER, PHRANn RACHEL

NOUT In FHhANIA hAJHEL. On
Wednesday, August /, 1862, at her
home, 1890 Columbia I'd, Silver
Spring. Md, wife of the late Victor
F. Cooper and mother OF Mrs,
J Marcella C. Petree, sister Of Goff
link. There also are three grand
children. Friends may call at Ia
. koma Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll st. NV. (parking opposite), until
pm. Friday Services and inter-
ment at Harrlsyille, w. Va, on Sun
day, August
Evening star., 1962-08-02

DAWSON, ETHEL N. On wednesday,
August l. 1862, at her residence,
S12 West Braddock rd., Alexandria,
Va. ETHEL M. DAWSON, wife OF
William A. Dawson and stepmother
OF William L. Dawson and Mrs.
kuth Hicky. sister Of Mrs. Lynn
kleiman, Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. Bob
Lee and MI. Paul Nation. Friends
may call at the Everly-Whea tley
Funeral Home. 1900 W. Braddock
rd:. Alexandria, Va, where services
Will be held on Friday, August 3. at
mortal Park.
Evening star., 1962-08-02

WILSON BOTTERILL Of 47i4 Cooper
lane, Hyattsvtlle, Nd, beloved hus-
band of Mayme T. Botterill, father
OF Miss Christy June Botterill and
Grace Robertson, Mrs. Eleanor Good
man and Mr.. Calvin NJ. Botterill.
Relatives and friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home. 4739 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville, Nd, where
services will be held on Friday,
Lincoln CemetRry
Evening star., 1962-08-02

UhIF IN, hOSE a. On TUESDAY, July
81, 1862, at Casualty Hospital.
ROSE A. GRIFFIN Of 6lO 4th st.
ne, devoted mother Of Norman r.
Griffin. She leaves to mourn their
loss, one brother, Oliver Fair, and
two grandchildren, many nieces and
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhine Co. Funeral Home
(ample parking facilities). 3015 18th
ST. ne, where friends may call after
pm. Friday, August 3. Funeral
services Saturday, August 4, at IL
noon, at the Mount Airy Baptist
Church, II l. st. NV. Rev. C. NJ,
Memorial Park. 8
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MUsTAKAs, DEMETRIos JAMEsl

On Tuesday, July 81. 1869, at his
rssidence; 1923 Madison st. NV,
beloved husband of Rose Mustakas,
father OF Speros and Gus Mustakas,
and their wives, Mary and Elaine
Mustakas He also is survived
by six grandchildren. Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol l4th st. NV, (parking
facilities). Services at st. Sophia S
Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Seth st.
and Massachusetts, ave. W. on Fri
day. August 3, at 1870 pm. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery,
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GRINAGE, ALICE NJ The officers and
T. II members Of Electa Chap
WI ter No. 8. o. E. S. PHA),
NSM are requested to attend the
y |$:::; ;:=;:;; s
August 8. 1862, at ] pm,
at the Greater First Baptist Church,
18th and Fairmont SITS. NV.
EDITH B; SIMPSON, W. NJ.
MARGARET B. YOUNG, Secy.
HARRIS, MARY c. On wednesday.
pitai Mary c. HARRIS. % Beloved @
mother OF Mrs. Corrine H Hardesty,
Miss Alma G. Harris. John c., viii
lam 4: and James A. Harris; sister
Fred Kin" Also survived by two
grandchildren. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV,
on Saturday, August 4, at $50 am
EsGuiem mass at ST. Gabriel's
OF Heaven Cemetery. 3
HARRIS. MILDRED D. On Tuesday,
pital, MILDRED D. HARRIS Of
1903 Russell ave, Avondaie Nd,
wife Of Ray Harris, mother Of sister
Ii Harris Stt ster GIN Of Mrs ane catSsrinsn EssSon
Dickinson and George W. Stephen
son. There are four grandchildren.
Mrs. Harris rests at the Warner E.
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Md. Mass
will be offered for the repose of her
soul on Friday, August 3. at 10
am, at St. John Baptist Della
sale Catholic Church. 800 Sargent
rd.. Chil,um Md Interment Gate
Of Heaven Cemetery.
HE'LL. EDWIN V. OF 2l7 9th st. Sc,
on July 81. 1862, son OF tfG late
Frank ana Blanche NJ He'll. brother
Of Francis and the late Vernon j.
He'll. Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home, sly 1lth st. Sc. on Friday,
August 3, at $50 am Mass at
St. Peters Catholic Church, at 9 q. m
1nterment at Cedar Hill Cemetery.