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Francis du Pont Dies;
Ex-U. S. Roods Chief

BALTIMORE, May 81 CAP).
Francis v. du Pont. 81. son
of a former president of the
du Pont Co. in Wilmington.
Del, died at University Hos
pital yesterday Of lung cancer.
He had been hospitalized since
Wednesday.
! The philanthropist. VIII o
served in various capacities for
State and Federal Govern
nentS, was employed as q con-
sulting engineer for two New
York firms at the time Of his
death.
A native of JohnStown, Pa.
Mr.. du Pont moved to Will
mington in 1900 when his
father. T. Coleman du Pont.
became president Of the giant
chemical firm. In recent years,
Francis du Pont lived near
Cambridge on Maryland's East
ern shore.
Pushed Highway Program
A former State chairman of
the Republican Party in Della
ware and G. o. P. national
committeeman from the State,
he was appointed commission
er of the Bureau of Public
Roads in 1858.
He recommended a highway
program to the Secretary of
Commerce. and enabling legis-
ton was enacted in 1856 under
which the interstate system now
is being constructed. He retired
from the Federal post January
l, 1856, and then served as a
special consultant to the Secre-
tary of Commerce.
Earlier. he had served as a
Delaware State highway COM
missioner from 1922 to 1919,
including % years as chairman.
During that time, the basis for
a modern highway system was
developed and the first dual
highway in the United States
was constructed. Mr.. du Pont
also sponsored legislation for
the financing of the Delaware
Memorial Bridge.
willard Treasurer
In Maryland, he served as a
member of the Public Service
Commission and the Maryland
Self-Survey Commission.
He was president of the Equit-
able Office Building in New
York and the Equitable Trust
in Wilmington. He was treas
urer of three notes.-the Wal
dorf- Astoria in New York, the
Bellevue Stratford in Philadel-
phia and the Willard in Wash
ington.
After World War I, he joined
the du Pont firm as a research
engineer. In the early 1920s,
he terminated his services with
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mined because some were
treated by private physicians.
About 1000 persons attended
the Armed Forces Day program.
Hospitals in Columbia set UP
emergency wards in corridors
and most off-duty doctors and
nurses were called in. About 80
persons were admitted to the
hospitals. The others were re-
leased after treatment.
Intense Cramps
One of those admitted was
w. K. Walker sr., a Columbia
insurance salesman. Those
stomach cramps I had were
about as intense as anything
I've ever experienced" he said.
II might not have come to
the hospital, but just couldn't
stand the pain"
Mr.. Walkers small daugh-
ter and son were also stricken.
His wife who also ate lunch at
the base, was not affected.
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Marc Cushmun,
Ex-Huirdresser
At D. G. Salon

Marc Cushman, 81, known in
the hairdresSing profession as
"Mr. Marc" of Elizabeth Ar
den'S, died Saturday at his
family home in Hove, Sussex,
England, where he had gone
two weeks ago.
Mr.. CuShman came from
London in 1850 to serve at Miss
Arden's Washington salon, and
resigned last July because Of
illness.
Born in London and educated
in British schools, Mr.. Cush-
man lived at 4317 North Per-
Shing drive, Arlington, Va.
He leaves his wife, Theresa,
and a daughter, Pauline, at IL
Raphael road, Hove, Sussex;
another daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Jacobs, of London; two broth
erS. Henry. of Sussex, and
Harry, of London; and a sister,
Mrs. Hannah Pizer, 4007 Con-
necticut avenue. Washington.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow in Sussex.
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Mrs. Moffot, so,
Was Attorney
For Treasury

Mrs. Myrna Morton Moffat,
go. an attorney with the Treas
ury Department, died Saturday
in Arlington Hospital after a
heart attack.
Born in Odensboro, KY, Mrs.
Moffat was educated in Ashe-
vile, NC, and received her
law degree from Georgetown
University.
She was a member of Ma
tional Christian Church in
Washington.
She leaves her husband,
Charles L. @. Moffat of the
home address. 1900 South Joyce
street, Arlington, and four sis
ters, Mrs. Lucille Heuer and
Mrs. Verna M. Gouge of Ashe-
vile, Mrs. Kitty Bagby of
Houston. Tex. and Mrs. Mil
dred Hicks of Dayton, Ohio.
Services will be tomorrow in
Asheville, with burial there.
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the firm to assume manage
ment Of his fathers affairs.
Mr.. du Points 1,000-acre
estate at Horns Point, neal
Cambridge, will become city
property six months after his
death. So will an office build
ing in Cambridge.
He also donated the Cam
bridge Yacht Club to the city
which in turn has turned it
over to the corporation running
the club.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ricky
D. E. du Pont; two sons, Cole
man of Annapolis, and Eleu-
there of Wilmington; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward L. Emerson
of Chestnut Hill, Mass, and
three sisters, Mrs. c. Douglas
Buck and Mrs. Robert Wheel
wright of Wilmington, and Mrs,
John W. Donaldson of Mil
brook, N. Y.
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Ice Cream Born
OF Chilled Drinks

ATHENS-Authorities say ice
cream was not invented but
evolved from the chilled wines
and other iced beverages that
graced the tables of antiquity.
Alexander the Great in the
Fourth Century BIC. was fond
of iced drinks and desserts.
A chilled jellied concoction
now known as macedoine took
its name from his kingdom,
Macedon.
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definitely not" food poison
ing. But hospitals in nearby
Columbia said the illness was
food poisoning. The base said
it expected today to have re-
suits. Of test being made on
the food.
Many Are Treated
The Army sold civilian spec
tators lunches consisting of
fried chicken, string beans, a
heavy potato salad, rolls, but
ter, milk and ice cream.
The base hospital treated liz
civilians and A military per-
sonnel, and 10 civilians report
ed to hospitals at Columbia. A
bus returning children from
the program to Aiken was given
a State highway patrol escort
to the Aiken County Hospital
when about half its passengers
became i'll.
About 20 were treated at the
Aiken hospital. The exact total
stricken could not be deter
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He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnes Briddell of
the home address; four daugila
ters, Betty Ann. Rebecca
Thomas and Bonnie Lee, all
Of the home address, and Mrs.
Nathan c. Brooks of Washing
ton street, Silver Spring; two
brothers, Charles and Willis
Briddell, and a sister. Mrs.
John Andrews. also of Crisfield.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Wednesday at the First Bap-
tist Church with burial in st.
Paul's Cemetery. both in Cris-
field. Friends may call at the
Bradshaw & Sons Funeral
Home, Crisfield. tonight and
tomorrow after Z pm.
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HIT Mrmnriaitt
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
BABBINGToN, PIERCE WILLIAM. 8

PIERCE WILLIAM, Sr.
In loving memory Of our husband
and father. PIERCE WILLIAM BAB-
B1NGTON. sr., who passed away
three years ago today, May 81, 1859.
Three years ago you left US,
But your memory fingers still.
You left a vacant place in our hearts,
That no one else can fill.
Remembrance is rose that blooms,
eternally year by year.
But sweet memories clinging TO our
hearts keep you always near.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
DARLINGTON, PIERCE W. In loving
memory Of our brother, PIERCE w.
BABBINGTON. who departed this
life three years ago May 21, 1889.
Some where above this troubled world
Safe beyond all grief and care,
Our brother rests in heavenly peace,
God grant some day we meet him
SIX SISTERS
GARNETTE, THOMAS HARRIS. In sad
but loving remembrance Of my dear
husband. THOMAS HARRIS GAR
NETTE, who passed away one year
ago today, May 2l, 1851.
I have lost my life companion.
A life linked with my own;
And today l miss you so much
AS I walk through life alone.
My lips cannot tell how miss you.
My heart knows what to say,
And only God knows my feelings
Which l hide beneath a smile each
day.
Getting used to being lonesome
That's the hard part TO bear:
Getting used to ali the sorrows
You were so quick to share;
Getting used to all the heartacheS,
Night and day. from missing YOU
Until God calls me home
And we shall be together,
Never more to roam.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAGGIE E. GAR
NETTE.
LATIMER, MARION HOOVER. In low
ing memory of our dear mother,
MARION HOOVER LATIMER, who
passed away twenty-eight years ago
today. May Fl, 1884.
HER CHILDREN.
THOMAS, BLANCHE L In loving
memory of our dear mother,
BLANCHE L. THOMAS, who departed
this life three years ago. May 81.
1853.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon
her.
Anniversary mass at SIS. Paul and
buguStine's Church.
HER CHILDREN.
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Col. VundeI, s.,
Hospital Inspector

1t. Col. Frederick Vandel,
So. an Army Medical Corps
hospital inspector, died last
Wednesday at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex, after a heart attack.
Col. Vandel, who was to re-
tire in August after 20 years.
service, was assigned to Brooke
General Hospital.
He leaves his wife, Mary
Louise, two daughters, Mary
and Pamela, and a Step-daugh-
ter, Miss Carol Sue Myers, oil
of Fort Sam Houston.
Graveside services were to
be at 2 p. m. today in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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lrathH

May %. issg. a. "waIterF REED ssduSSas Gen:
eral Hospital, FRED w. WACKER.
beloved husband Of Marguerite Anna
Wacker, father Of Fred P. and
Joseph and Anthony Z. Wscker and
Mrs. Miriam Hurley. Also survived
by. six grandchildren. Friends may
call at the DeVol Funeral Home.
pm W5SfSnsin sSndayl May ave 90 nS AND fffss5 ffs%
noon to 10 pm; Monday. Funeral
services at Ft. Myer Chapel at II
am. on Tuesday, May %. Relatives
and friends should assemble at the
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 21
WALKO. LAURA ANNA. On Sunday,
pital. LAURA ANNA WALKO, the
beloved wife Of Charles J. Walko,
mother Of Carl 9. Walko. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
Sc. Cparking facilitieSl. on Tuesday,
Hill Cemetery.
WERTHEIMER, ALBERT. Suddenly. on
Saturday, May 10. 1862, ALBERT
WERTHEIMER of 26OO 18th I'd.
south, Arlington. Va, beloved hus-
band band o. Sonia Wertheimer and de-
fSNSN AohAACA Va NlNlan LlCptI
man, West Orange, N. J. He also
Is survived by a sister, Miss Helen
Wertheimer. San Francisco. Calf,
and two grandchildren. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danxansky
d Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th
st. NV. (parking facilities adjacent)
on Tuesday, May %. at 10 am. In
terment King David Memorial Gar
dens,
WORMLEY. DANIEL S. On Saturday.
Nay ~, 1862. DANIEL s. WORM
LEY Of 733 Holbert place NV, Apt.
IL Notice of services later. Ar
Iangements BY the Morris A. Carter
Co. Funeral Home, 305 H st. NV.
WORTHY. MAXINE. On Friday. Nav
IS. 1852. MAXINE WORTHY ot
40 Franklin st. ne. wife OF James
daughter of Hattie Hancock. she
also is survived by three brothers
and three sisters. q host Of relatives
and friends. The body can be seen
after 10 am. Tuesday. May %, Al
the johnson g. jenkins Funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV. FtI.
neral and interment Union. s. c.
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200 to 300 Stricken
After Army Bose Lunch

FORT JACKSON S. c., May 81 (AP)-Between 200 and
who stood in the and ate lunch in 90deree
weather during Armed Forces Day display at this Army
yesterday treated few hours later for stomach
cramps fainting spells and nausea.
Most Of them women and children
Col Thomas Faison, Post surgeon said the illness
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HEITMULLER. JANE BARBARA

Saturday. May 10, 1862, at tne
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital,
JANE BARBARA HEIIMULLER OF
S.22 Manchester rd. Silver Spring
Nd, wife of the late Paul W.
Heitmuller and sister of Thelma c.
ARer. Friends may call at the Ia
koma Funeral Home. 25I Carroll ST
NV. parking oppositel, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. May
at pm. Interment George
washington Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are invited
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JACKSON. GEORGE s,NrFI n, ,,e

Audrey lane. Glassmanor, Nd, on
May 20. 1867 husband Of Rose B
Jackson. father of Margaret L
bFady and Betty Ann Honig, brother
ot Bessie j. Franklin and Ethel l.
Mitchell, grandfather OF Linda l.
Llngan, George A. Brady. William
;. and Merrilyn A. Honig. Services
a. Chambers Funeral Home, 5IT
I'm ST. Sc, on Tuesday. May %
a, 2;Jo pm. lnterment Clarksburg,
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JACOBS. LOUISE PERRY. On prldav

May lS, 1862. at District Generai
Hospital LOUISE PERRY JACOBS
VIE Of Sammie Jacobs. mother OF
Delo Jacobs, daughter of Mrs. Mamie
Perry. sister of LeSsie 3 FarroW,
Emily Nance. Mary Williams, Sara
Suber and Irene Wilson. James ard
Soley Clark. niece of Rev and Mrs,
george Scurry. Friends NAV call Al
the Armwood Funeral Home, 460a
l4th st. NV. after pm Monday,
May 81. short services at 4 pm
Funeral services and interment
wednesday, May 30. at Walter Reed
A. NJ e Church Ealnda = q
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HERBST. FRED W Sr On

May 30, 1867 at Fairfax HOSPITAL, Hospital
ERED W HERBST. Sr. Of 6g24
loved husband of Lillian G Herbst
father of Fred W Herbst, IT,. OF
Alexandria. and Lawrence A. Herbst
OF Lorton. Va. He also is survived
by five grandSons and three sisters
Mrs. Eugenia Van Dine Mrs. Eliza
beth Pieloet Of North Haledon, N. J.,
and Mrs. Bertha Polinkas of Avon
Park, Fla. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home 2S47 Wilson blvd. Ar
lngton. Va. after pm Monday
May 81 where funeral services viii
be held on Wednesday. May ~. At
II am. lnterment National Me-
mortal Park. 90
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CAMPBELL. JOSEPH DAVID On SUM-

Hospital JOSEPH D. CAMPBELL
Of 6109. 9TH st. NV. devoted hus-
loved father OF Ruth Henderson aud
David Campbell He also is survived
by one sister. Mary Carr OF Phila-
delphia. Pa: one brother Robert
Cameron: son-in-law, Earl D. Hen
derson; sister-in-law, Fannie Parker;
one brother-in-law, Rev. Charles
Parker; four grandchildren. one
great-grandchild other relatives and
many friends. After ; pm. Tues
day, May 22, remains will rest at
services Wednesday. May % at /
pm. at the John T Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. the
Rev. Carlton Veazey officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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COLES, MILDRED. On Monday May
u. 1862. MILDRED COLES Of 15OS
CURRY. SERG1 LAWRENCE rsAF

RENEE CURRY. beloved husband Of
Teresa Curry. father of Catherine
and Stephen Curry. son Of Nellie
Curry and brother Of Margaret Nc
Daniel and joseph Curry. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home l3l llth ST. sc
parking facilities until Tuesday
May 20 at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at St. Dominic's Church at
Ia am Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Las Vegas Ney
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II 1852. at his residence. Sl9
Somerset place NV. JOHN c. CAR
ROLL husband Of Ella NJ Carroll,
father OF Albert F Carroll Ny
Carroll rests az the W K Hunte-
mann 4 Son Funeral Home. 5732
Georgia ave. NV. tDarknR facili-
tiesi. where PRAYERS will be said
on Wednesday, May - a. 80 . ~
REQUIEM mass at Nativity Church
al 10 am. In'erment Mount O"vUt
Cemetery -
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CARROLL. CAPT. JOHN r.. USN. Or

Saturday. May 10. 1867. a. United
States Naval Hospital. CAPT. JOHN
r CARROLL OF 1915 North Hamp-
ton ST. NV. beloved husband OF
Margaret Dvyer Carroll and father
OF Margaret. Katherine. Ann. Charles
and Clare Carroll son of Lillian
Solon Carroll and the late Aloysious
Carroll. brother Of Lois Carroll Lewis
OF Chicago Ill Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlan Funeral Home 474S
Wis. ave. NV, on Wednesday, Nav
81 al 9 am High reduiem mass at
the Shrine OF the Most Bit Ssed
Sacrament. Western ave. and Que
Sada st. at g.3O an. InteTmCnt
Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers. please make cnntribU-
tons to A. L. S. A. c. tCh!csgo,
III nannrs nlnnse .l1
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-IIItIS' "IatItIE U. VH ouIUdy' May ~,
l9o2, at Providence Hospital, MARIE
G HERR Of 1904 Avalon place,
Hyattsville. Md. beloved wife OF
Robert c. Herr and mother Of
Ann Marie. Joseph. Marian Dale,
Patricia, Robert and Timothy Herr,
sister OF Peter A.. Ann T and War
ren Taltavull and Jean T Whitley.
Funeral from the TaltavUlI Funeral
Home, 36uJ l4th ST. NV, on
Wednesday. May -. at $3.50 am.
Requiem mass at Our Lady OF Sor-
rows Church at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends may
call after : pm. Monday, May II.
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BOWMAN. ROBERT ALEXANDER

saturday, May ~. 1867, al the
Alexandria Hospital, ROBERT ALEX
ANDER BOWMAN husband of Mae
Cavanaugh Bowman Of 21S Bowman
ST.. Alexandria, Va; father of Robert
A, Bowman. ir.. Of Fairfax. Va;
brother OF James P and Alfred S
Bowman. both Of Culpeper Va He
also is survived by two granddaugn-
tiers. Friends may call at the Everly-
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock rd., Alexandria. Va. where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday. May %. at 10 am.
Interment Mount Comfort Cemetery.
Masonic services at the grave by
the Andrew jackson Lodge, No. l2u.
A. F. and A. NJ. The family requests
that in lieu OF flowers. contributions
be made to the Alexandria HOSPITAL
Building Fund oo
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CUSHMAN, MARC. on saturday. MAJ

10. 1859. in England MARC CUSH-
MAN formerly of Arlington Va,
beloved husband Of Theresa CuSh-
man and father of Mimi Jacobs Of
Arlington. va. He also is survived
by a sister. Hannah Pizer of 4OOT
Connecticut ave. NV, and TWO
brothers, Henry and Harry Cushman
OF England; other relatives and
many friends. Services ana inter
mpnt will he in Ennland
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DAWSON. KATHERINE STEVENS

Suddenly on Thursday, May II,
1852, KATHERINE STEVENS DAW-
SON OF 1874 Fort Davis pl. Sc.
wife OF Harry Dawson devoted
David B. DeBruhl and Adrienne M.
Dawson, sister of Sergt. Irving v
and Richard Stevens She also is
survived by other relatives and a
host Of friends. After pm.
Monday, May 81. friends are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1892
You st. NV. Requiem mass will be
celebrated from SITS Paul and
Augustine Catholic Church. 18th
and v SITS. NV, on Tuesday. May
~. at 10 am. Interment Mt Olivet
Cemetery. Recitation of the rosary.
I'm n m Monday Nav ~ 01
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DUMCKE. GEORGE E. M/SERGT
USA (RetD On Saturday, May 10

IIMChE, VEUHUE Z. MISEKUT.,
USA (Ret) On Saturday. May 10,
nEGpcN 1as2 9t Dewitt piAKFy army HOsgPital' @gatal
(RetD. of 2O39 N. Goth road, Arling-
ton, Virginia, beloved husband Of
jeanette G. Dumcke, brother of Mrs.
A. L. Tehan. Mrs. Joseph Orendorf.
Mrs Earl E. Ward. Mrs. Lewis H.
Comp, T. C. and Emil Dumcke.
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Virginia, from II noon
Sunday. May 30, until II noon,
Tuesday, May - Thence to Ft.
Myer Chapel where funeral services
will be held at > pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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HAYES. LINUS P. Suddenly. on Sat-
urday. May 10. 1862. LINUS P.
HAYES. the beloved husband Of E.
Gladys Hayes Cnee HARRISON. and
father of Michele Morel and Made
line Lee Hayes. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope I'd. sc parking
facilities, on Wednesday. May 90
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery In lieu OF ffowerS. friends
may make contributions to the
Epihany Episcopal Church BUILDING
Fund. Forest Hills, Nd
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BECKER, JULIUS T. The officers and
members of Areme Chapter.
~ No 10. o. Z. S. are hereby
H5l notified OF the death o.
AEA our late brother. JULIUS
T. BECKER. Funeral Serv-
ices at the S H Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th
ST NV. Tuesday, May - at y
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E W. CAMP. IA W. D. p mss '"
WOLFF j DOWRICK Secy.

BYERLY. JAMES Z. On Saturday.
May 10. 1862. al sibley Memorial
Hospital. JAMES E. BYERLY OF
@g2a Conn. ave NV beloved hus-
band of Margaret J Byerly, father
OF Mrs. Albert J. LorSong, jr., OF
Laurel No: son Of Mrs. Emma C
Byerly Of Wilmerding. Pa. brother
OF Miss Gladys Byerly OF Washing
ton. D. C: Mrs Ellis R. Boyd Of
Pitcairn. Pa and Mrs Norman S.
Whelpley Of East McKeesport. Pa
He also is survived by three grand-
children Friends may call at the
Gswler Chapel 1856 Pa, ave. NV.
courtesy parking oppOSite). where
services will be held on Tuesday
May 80 al pm. Interment Mount
O1iyef Ce~efery
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DOss. ELLEN L: On Friday. May

DOss, ELLEN Z. On Frlday. May
Otis place NV, beloved wife Of
Anthony A. and daughter Of Mrs
Ruth Hayes; sister Of Leon R
Turner. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends After
pm. Monday. May 2l, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral services at ! pm. Tuesday,
May 22, at Mt. Sinai Baptist Church,
1915 3rd st. NV. Rev. C. C. HAYES
officiating. Interment Appomattox,
Vireinia.
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DEAKINS. JAMES L. OF l2SOl Chri-
field rd.. Silver Spring, Nd, on May
81. 1862. father OF Norman L.
Deakins, Mrs Helen L. Dixon and
Mrs. Elizabeth MCQUEEN. He also is
survived by four grandchildren and
Chambers Funeral Home. 1865
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Md.
on Wednesday. May %. at ! pm.
Interment GlenWood Cemetery 30
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
74OO GEORGIA AVE. NV.
VETERAN'S BURIAL
S25O-ALLO LLOWANCE-S250
. Blks North of Walter Reed Hospital
Ii. 3-4880 RA. 3-7411
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th ct. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
STEWART & STEWART
9l3 Florida Ave. NV. ASSESSES
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JOHNSON. WALTER BERNEIL. sr

9, on 1Ee 1MEeedreSday; May I6, 1862,
husband of Mrs. Naomi Matin
johnson. father OF Walter Berneii
johnson. ir.. Of New York City, son
o. Mrs. Annie L.. Bond OF Fort
Valley. GA. and brother Of Mrs
81 rah B. Davis of Atlanta. Ga
Also surviving are three aunts one
uncle; other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Monday. May
Il, friends are invited to cali al
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890
9th st. NV. Funeral services at
pm, Tuesday May 22, al the
Galbraith A. NJ. Z. z. Church. lii4
9TH st NV. lnterment Arlington
flowers the family requests that
contributions be made TO the Amer
lean HearL Assncia finn Or
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SPRING. JOHN. On Friday. May IS,
1862. JOHN SPRING of 2Ol3 Eye
children, three nieces, three nephews.
two sisters-in-law. two sreaT-flieces
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the Hoffman Funeral
May 21, from to 10 pm. Funeral
Tuesday. May -. at 1890 pm
from the above named funeral home,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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urday. May 10. 1867. at Suburban n
Hospital, MARY MAGDALEN KUHNS
ot lOllo Gates ave. Silver Spring,
Nd, wife of the late Charles L,
Kuhns, mother OF Robert A. and
Vincent Weaver. There also are
three grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Mrs. Kuhns rests al
the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave.. Silver
Spring, Md, where friends MAY
visit after 1 pm Monday. May 81
tparking facilitiesl Mass will bt
offered for the repose of her SOU
on Tuesday. May -, at 1870 am,
at st. Josephs Catholic Church
Taneytown. Md. In.erment ST
JoSephs Cemetery
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SARA B. STEWART, W. M.
VIOLA E. CURRY, Secy.
LEONARDO NJ. OF $500
Branch ave. Sc, on May IS. 1862,
husband of Stella Lillian Marchese.
father Of Stella Diane, Richard
Joseph. Pamela Ann and Michael
and Nicola Marchese, sr. and
brother Of Nicola Marchese. lr., anG
Mrs. Grace Robey. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 I1th
st. Sc. on. Tuesday, May %. at
to the Cancer Fund. interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. y
MARTIN, RUTH DAVIS. On Sunday,
TIN of $50 Taylor ST., Manassas,
Va, beloved wife of DR. Charles
2: Martin; sister Of Dan W. Davis
Of Columbia s., c., Mrs. John
Ri'fheT exeIISI S1 Rsnvil{e II va and Mrs
G. Friends may call at the Baker
Funeral Home. 3l4 North West ST
Manassas, Va. Services will be held
at the Nokesville Methodist Church
fseay te3nens staasswai Mas Memory em oardehs ms
Manassas, Va.
MAssA;, AN oAMADEo; On Friday, May
B. c. AMADEo MAssA aged aged 81 81
beloved husband of Mildred G
Massa son OF the late Nicholas
and Battista Massa. He also /,
survived by four sisters, Mrs. Rose
Saccinano. Mrs. Emma Sassani. Mrs
Marie Sandstone and Mrs. Ade1ne
Mare and four brothers. Napoleon
Caesar. Emilio and Hugo. Friends
may call at the Hall Funeral Home
Occoquan. Va. where services will
be held on Tuesday, May 90, at
12 noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at / 80 pm. New
York City papers please copyD p
Evening star., 1962-05-21

BECKER, JULIUS 7. An emergent
~ / y; !" !. 81. j. 1
% communication OF La
m Fayette Lodge No. 10.
IN 2. A. A N is called for
~CNN l-45 pm Tuesday. May
WY - 1852, at the Hines
MN Funeral Home 2q0l l4th
" St nv. for the purpose
OF conducting the last Masonic
Tite for our late brother. JULIUS
T BECKER
LAYNE E LEoFFLER, sr.. W. NJ