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Mrs. R. l. Taylor,
Senator'S Widow

BRISTOL. Tenn, Aug. II
(AP).-Mrs. Mayme st. John
Taylor, widow of Tennessee
Senator and Gov. Robert Love
Taylor, died yesterday at an
Elizabethton nursing home.
Mrs. Taylor's husband died
in Washington in 1912 while
serving as a Senator. They
were married in 1904.
Mr.. Taylor, one Of Ten
nessee's most colorful political
figures, served three terms as
governor. He also was elected
to Congress from Tennessee's s
first district-a rare achieve
ment for a Democrat from that
Republican stronghold.
In 1886 he ran for governor
against his brother, Alfred.
They appeared on, the same
platform, amusing spectators
with fiddling, droll stories and
quick repartee. Robert won.
Mrs. Taylor was one of the
founders of WaShington'S Con-
gressional Club-a social, edu-
cational and humanitarian
group formed by wives of men,
berS of Congress.
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Ross 6. Scruse,
Supervisor for
Sinclair Refining

Ross Charles Scrase, 81, died
Wednesay night while bowling
at a HyattSville bowling alley.
Mr.. ScraSe, a Sinclair Refin-
ing Co. supervisor, was taken
to the Prince Georges General
Hospital from the University
Fair Lanes, at University bou-
levard and Riggs road in Hy-
attsville. He lived at 1873 Ames
road in Silver Spring.
Mr.. ScraSe came here from
Norfolk three years ago with
his wife. Lulu, and two chill
dren, Susan and Bruce.
He had worked for Sinclair
for 10 years, two of them in
Norfolk as oil heat manager.
His last position was field
supervisor for burner service in
the Washington branch, and
manager of the burner service
school for this district.
Mr.. Scrase worked for an oil
burner service company in
Philadelphia before joining
Sinclair.
Besides his wife and children,
Mr.. Scrase leaves his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Scrase Of Detroit,
and two sisters, Mrs. H. Bloom
field of London, Ontario, and
Miss Florence Matthews of
Palm Springs, Calf.
Services will be Monday In
Philadelphia, with burial in
Roslyn, Pa.
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Sterling Surrey,
College Professor

AMHERST, Mass, Aug. II
Prof. Sterling Surrey,
40, for many years a member
of the faculty of Northwestern
Missouri State College, died of
a heart attack last night at
his home in Amherst.
Prof. Surrey came to the
University of Massachusetts, as
a visiting lecturer a year ago.
He was to have become profess
sor of finance and insurance
this fall.
He leaves his wife, Caroline
Lourie Surrey; a son and
daughter, David and Paula; his
mother, Mrs. Pauline Surrey,
of New York, and two brothers,
Walter of 3601 Newark street
NV, and Stanley, of 1882
Reservoir road NV. Washing
ton, D. C.
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In MRntnrtattt

DIGGS, RUTH K. In memory Of our
mother and my grandmother, RUTH
K. DIGGS, who departed this life
three years ago today August H.
1859.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps us to forget;
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss her yet.
DAUGHTER AND GRANDSON, MARY
AND FRANCIS WHATLEY.
HALL. Sacred to the memory of my
loved ones. the HALL FAMILY.
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be,
Forever near, forever dear,
III 0ui EDITH 9rT0ii HALL BURREL.
JOHNSON, RICHARD b. T. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father, RICHARD H. T. JOHNSON,
who left us, seven years ago today
August II, 1855.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord,
And may his soul rest in peace.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PARKER, WILLIS S. In loving memory
of our husband and father, WILLIS
s. PARKER, who left us three years
ago today, August II, 1859.
You are always in our hearts.
VIE AND ALICE.
ROWE, MARTHA E. In loving memory
ROWE, who left US twenty-Six years
ago today, August II, 1886.
In memory we turn back the pages
Along the way we trod.
We bless the years we had
And leave the rest with. God.
For Jesus said, Believe in Me"
And thou shall see her again.
May her soul rest in peace.
HER CHILDREN, FANNIE, SELENA
AND JOSIE
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Prehistoric
WuterWorks
Discovered
BY the Associated Press

A prehistoric water system
has been discovered in the
Mesa Verde National Park in
Colorado.
The Interior Department an
nounced yesterday the find
was made recently by National
Park Service archeologists.
They came upon an extensive
system of bitches and channels
used for catching and collect
ing water for domestic purposes
by the agricultural Indians who
inhabited the mesa and sur
rounding regions for over 1900
years.
The department said the dis
covery indicates that the In
dians of Mesa Verde had a
thorough knowledge of useful
terrain and practical NEUROLOGY.
The archeologiSts were max
ing a survey for a proposed
camp ground on Navajo Hill
when they made the discovery.
Park Director Conrad L.
Wirth said that although it had
been suspected such a system
might exist in the area, neither
its size nor complexity was
known until the survey was
made.
1--WE are not abandoning the
idea of a camping site for the
park, although it will have to
be relocated" Mr.. Wirth said.
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Charles Watts, Accountant,
Former Singer From Bowie

Charles Judson Watts, 81, an
employe of the Quebec House
apartments and a former inde-
pendent accountant here, died
Wednesday at Doctors Hospital
after a brief illness.
A native of Bowie, Md. he
came to the District in the
early 1920s to study voice. ap-
pearing in musical theater pro-
ductions and later travelling
around the country with a
singing group.
In the early 1930s, Mr.. Watts
gave up his musical career to
go into independent account
ing. He had studied at the
Strayer Business College and
practiced here until the out
break of World War II.
After serving three years in
the Navy aboard troop conveys
between Rio de Janeiro and
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Louise Boynton,
Ex-Chief of OSS
Chinese Section

Louise Boynton, who served
as chief Of the China section
for research and analysis In the
Office Of Strategic Services
during World War II, died
Tuesday at her home in White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Miss Boynton was born at
Ann Arbor, Mich, where her
father was a professor Of archi-
lecture at the University of
Michigan. After graduation
from that school, she Travelled
in the Far East and began her
Federal career 20 years ago.
She retired last year as an
analyst with the Defense De-
partment. She had lived in
Alexandria and in Falls Church.
Miss Boynton leaves her sis
ter, Mrs. Lucia Clark Of Tampa,
Fla, formerly Of Washington.
Services will be Saturday at
st. Thomas Episcopal Church
in White Sulphur Springs.
Burial will be in Ann Arbor.
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james F. PhiIbrick, 65,
Former VA Official

During World War II, Mr..
Philbrick served with the Office
Of Price Administration as an
investigator Of wartime black
marketing in New England.
Mr.. Philbrick belonged to the
Joseph Webbs Masonic Lodge
and its First Worshipful
Masters Association in Boston.
He also was a member Of the
Aleppo Temple of the Shrine in
Boston, the Disabled American
Veterans, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. the American
Legion and the Craftsmen's
Club of the Veterans Admins
tration here.
Mr.. Philbrick leaves his wife,
Jane Virginia of the home ad-
dress and two sons, Chester
and Robert, both of Boston.
Military and Masonic services
were today at Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Nelson Mutteson,
81 Years in D. 6.

Nelson Floyd Matteson. a re-
tired machinist for the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory at White
Oaks. Md, died this morning
after a long illness. He will be
buried Monday, his 82nd birth
day.
Mr.. Matteson retired 10 years
ago after 20 years Government
service. For IS years before that
he was a machiniSt for q
private firm.
He was born in Butler
County, Pa, and moved here
with his wife, Della, 81 years
ago. He belonged to the Trinity
Methodist Church - now the
Capitol Hill Methodist Church
the entire 81 years.
They lived at 4112 Third
street NV. for % years.
Services will be at 1880 am.
Monday at Lees funeral home,
Fourth street and MasSachu-
sets avenue NE. Burial will
be in Allegany, N. Y.
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William Winters,
Football FutuIity

Funeral services were held
today for a Falls Church youth
who was fatally injured last
Saturday in a touch football
game in Arlington.
The victim was William
David Winters, II, son of Mr..
and Mrs. william B. Winters
Of 500 Pinecastle road, Falls
Church.
He was scrimmaging in an
informal game at Greenbriar
Playground Saturday afternoon,
and was apparently hit on the
temple by a players knee. He
was stunned and complained
of dizziness and double vision.
After a few minutes rest, how
ever, he felt we'll enough to re-
turn to the game.
After the game, young Win
ters got a resident of the neigh
borhood to drive him to Arling-
ton Hospital. He was operated
on that same afternoon, and
lapsed into q coma. He died
Tuesday evening.
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John A.MuyoI, Budget Chief
In Maritime Administration

John Andrew Mayol, As,
budget division chief for the
Maritime Administration since
1860, died Wednesday night of
an apparent heart attack in
his home at 784 Rollins drive,
Alexandria.
Mr.. Mayol had been a Fed
eral employe for 25 years. He
entered Government service as
a clerk-stenographer in the
Bureau Of Census when he
moved to Washington in 1897.
He worked for the Civil Aero
nautics Administration from
1889 to 1852 and advanced from
clerk to senior budget analyst.
During World War II he was
with the interdepartmental Air
Traffic Control Board of the
United States Air Force.
Mr.. Mayol Joined the Mari
time Administration in 1852 as
budget examiner and became
chief Of the division of the
budget two years ago.
A native of Springfield, Ill.,
he attended Illinois Business
College there. He received the
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Africa. he returned to the Dis
trict and resumed accounting
work. He had been working at
Quebec House since June.
He leaves his wife. Dorothy.
of 2724 Porter street NV, the
home address; his father. r.
Paul Watts of Baltimore; five
brothers. Joseph l.. of Miami,
Fla, Ralph c., of Wheaton,
Kenneth S.. of Shadyside. Md.
Paul D., of Havre de Grace,
Md, and James L., Of Marion
Station, Nd, and a sister, Mrs.
Eleanor Garilli, of 3508 Shep-
herd street, Mount Rainier.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at the
Hines Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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James Francis PhiIbrick, 65,
probate law conSultant and
former Veterans Administra-
ton official, died Monday at
his home, 100 Forester street
S.W., after a heart attack.
Born and reared in GlouceS-
ter. Mass, Mr.. Philbrick had
lived here since 1948, when he
came to serve in the foreign
claims adjudication division of
the Veterans Administration.
He retired in 1852.
Mr.. Philbrick saw service in
the Mexican border campaigns
OF 1916 before fighting ir
France with the 26th Yankee"
Division during World War L.
A graduate Of Northeastern
University in Boston, he served
here during 1896 with the Rail-
road Retirement Board before
going to Boston as the boards
for New England.
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Barbara Kreiger,
Ex-Secretury

Miss Barbara Anne Kreiger,
"a, a former Defense Depart
ment secretary, died Thursday
morning of cancer in West
Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Kreiger was a secretary
in the office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for inter-
national security affairs for
four years until last October,
when she moved to Florida
She formerly resided at 4638
South Thirty-first road, Arling-
ton.
She leaves her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Kreiger of
Lake Park, Fla. Funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow in
West Palm Beach.
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bachelor Of laws degree from
American University's College
Of Law in 1941.
Mr.. Mayol was a member Of
st. Louis Catholic Church in
Alexandria.
He leaves a son, John, 13, and
a daughter. Nancy 10, 19, both
of the home address. His wife
died several years ago.
He leaves a son, John, l3,
and a daughter, Nancy 10, 10,
both of the home address; a
brother. Reynolds M. Mayol, of
Springfield. Ill. and two sisters,
Mrs. jeanette Greiteus, Of
Springfield. and Mrs. Otis ].
Buchanan, of Columbia. Mo.
The funeral will be at 9:45
am. Monday at the st. Louis
Catholic Church, Alexandria.
Burial with full military honorS
will be at Arlington National
Cemetery. The Rosary will be
recited at 8 pm. Sunday at
Demaine's Memorial Chapel,
$50 S. Washington street,
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1962-08-17

IN. " Post-Standard and the
Schenectady IN. " Gazette
before joining the Associated
Press in New York.
Mr.. Mackenzie was married
twice. His first wife, Maude
Bloomingdale, whom he mar
ried in New York in 1911, died
in 1921.
Several lears later he mar
ried Marjorie Louise Rumford
of the London stage and screen.
Their survivors are son, Kent
of Glendale and a daughter,
Marjorie Carol Brown of Los
Angeles.
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DewittMockenzie, A.P. Man,
WorIdWor | Bottle Reporter

GLENDALE, Calf, Aug. IT
(AP).-Dewitt Mackenzie, 78,
an Associated Press foreign
news analyst for many years,
died yesterday after a long ill
ness.
He had been assigned to the
British Army as one of the
few battlefield correspondents
of World War I. Thereafter,
his assignments took him to
India, China and many parts
of the world. He was London
Bureau chief for the Asso-
ciated Press in the 1920S.
During World War II he
wrote a daily column, THE
War Today" which back
grounded the days develop
mentS.
Mr.. Mackenzie joined the
Associated Press in 1910 and
retired in 1851. He had lived
in Westport, Conn, until the
death last March Of his wife,
Marjorie.
Mr.. Mackenzie was born in
West Burke, VT, on August 13,
1884, the son Of a Methodist
minister. He had a strict up
bringing. He went to church
four times on Sunday and twice
during the remainder of the
week.
In Vermont, Mr.. Mackenzie
attended Black River Academy.
He wrote for the school paper
and a weekly at Ludlow. VT,
but the family wanted him to
become a doctor. He entered
Syracuse University in 1903 to
study medicine, but after his
graduation turned to the news
paper field.
He worked for the Syracuse
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DR.. @. W. Reeves Dies,
Veteran D. c. Physician

DR.. George w. Reeves, 50, a
native of the District and a
general practitioner here for
almost Is years, died yesterday
in Doctors Hospital of cancer.
A graduate of Western High
School, DR.. Reeves received his
MD. degree from George
Washington University in 1884.
His internShip was served here
at the Gallinger Hospital and
at the University of Minnesota
Hospital in Minneapolis.
After completing his resi-
dency at the old Columbia Hos
pital for Women, he entered
general practice and in recent
years had maintained offices
at 1746 K street NV.
DR.. Reeves was a member of
the American Medical AsSocia-
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ton, the Washington Medical
and Surgical Society, the D. C.
Medical Society and the Army
Navy Country Club.
He leaves his wife, Elva Mae,
and three children, William j.,
John r. T. and Carol E, all
of the home at 29I6 New Mex
leo avenue NV; his mother,
Mrs. John r. T. Reeves, 1852
Columbia road NV, and a
brother, Richard R., of 800
Creswell drive, Falls Church.
Services and burial will be
private. The family has asked
that expressions of sympathy
take the form Of contributions
to the American Cancer So
.ciety or the American Heart
Association.
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Ebert H. Baker, Jr.

CLEVELAND, Aug. II (AP)
-Elbert Hall Baker, jr., 73,
former president and board
chairman of the Locke Manu-
featuring Co., died yesterday
at his Canadian fishing camp
near Pointe Auvaril, Ontario.
He was the last surviving child
of E. H. Baker, former chair
man of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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Dr.. Lloyd H. Guston

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Aug.
II (AP).-Dr. Lloyd H. CASTOR,
81, president of the Greater
New York Hospital Association,
drowned yesterday off Treasure
Island Beach. He was execu-
tive director of st. Luke's Hos
pital and a director of Union
Theological Seminary.
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Funeral Home, 4217 Ninth st.
NV, with burial in Beth
Sholom Cemetary.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Jewish Home for Retarded
Children.
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Paul J. Ritchie,
Sears Retiree

Funeral services for Paul j..
Ritchie, who was employed in
Washington by Sears Roebuck
& Co. for 20 years, will be held
tomorrow in Abba, Iowa.
Mr.. Ritchie died there
Wednesday. He had retired in
1860.
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AnuFiItnUa

ROSSEN, BESSIE. There will be an
unveIling of a monument in memory
of MRS. BESSIE ROSSEN al II am.
Sunday, AUGUST -, 1862, in Bethel
Section. Mount Lebanon Cemetery,
$500 Riggs I'd. HyattSville, Nd
Relatives and friends are invited. 10
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Jacob F. Elliott, IA,
Ex-City Councilman

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug.
IT (AP) Jacob Frank Elliott
IA, who served three four-year
terms on the Hagerstown City
Council, died yesterday.
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GarA nf IhankH

BRITT, ANDREW. The family Of the
late ANDREW BRITT wishes to eX-
press their appreciation TO the
friends and neighbors for cards,
flowers, use OF cars and other eX-
p-esSionS of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
MRS. LUIDA BRITT AND FAM
lily Il
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
CA--AAAa ~ M
HIT Mrntnriatt


ANDERSON, WARREN ALBERT. In
loving memory of our beloved son,
WARREN. A. ANDERSON, who de-
PARTED pagnxt this Il 1osf ffe one year ago.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
MOTHER AND FATHER. MARY
AND JOHN ANDERSON. AND
ANTHONY, MATTE r. In loving
memory Of our dear wife and mother,
MATTE R. ANTHONY, who passed
away three years ago today, August
II, 1859.
Though dark and lonely is the day
We would not mar your rest,
And from our broken hearts we say
Our Father knoweth best.
We could not bear this bitter loss,
Were not his promise true
That when we each lay down nfe's
cross,
Well be reunited with you.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
CHILDREN.
BECKER, DEACON WILLIAM A. In
I0ying memqTy Of my dear husband,
passed away August II, 1857.
May his soul rest in peace.
DEVOTED WIFE, LUCY.
BERNARD, IRENE BELLEFROID. In
loving memory Of our mother and
grandmother. IRENE BELLEFROID
BERNARD. who passed away twen-
ty-eight years ago today, August II,
1894
HENRI, MONICA, MICHAEL AND
KATHERINE.
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CooKE, yoHN woRTHINGToN DOR

,EI' Ou AuguSL 10, IyHI, at his
home; Sheffield. Potomac Beach. va,
COOKE, beloved husband Of Ada r
Cooke, brother OF Rebecca Smoot
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day, ,August is. at . pm, at st
Mary's Episcopal Church, Colonial
Beach, Va. Burial will follow in the
family cemetery at Walnut Hill
Friends NAV call at Nash & Slaw
Fuleral Enme Cnlnnlal Pnnsh ".
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CHAMBERS. JOHN T. On wednesda,

CHAMBERS o, 44o1 East Rast-weit
hwy. Bethesda, Nd. beloved son
OF Mrs. Helen O'Donnell Chambers.
brother Of Ralph L. Chambers, Drs.
James and joseph Chambers. Mrs.
Helen Toomey and Mrs. joyce Cot
o Donrell. Friends are invited 70
call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Nd REQUIEM mass
Will be offered on Saturday. August
lN, at Q am. at Our Lady Of
Lourdes Catholic Church. EaSt-West
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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sCRASE. ROSS CHARLES ~ "a

Ames st. Adelphi. Silver Spring, Nd,
on August Is, 1862, husband OF
Lula S. Scrase, father of Miss Su-
san S. and Bruce r. Scrase; son of
Mrs. Sarah Scrase, brother Of Mrs.
Harold H. Bloomfield and Miss Flor
ence Matthews. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5S01 Cleveland
ave, Riverdale. Md, until Friday,
August II, at 10 pm. Services and
interment PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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HOLLAND, MABEL 1. On Sunday, Az,
HOSKINSON, EDNA MAY. On Thurs
GaN. AnRnst e 1912 EDNA MAY

aosKfNsoN HOS s1SS G Of 2sos SS~ 4ist Nf st. NV NV
Washington, D. c., beloved wife Of
r. Irving Hoskinson and stepmother
of Julian H. Hoskinson. She also is
survived by two brothers, four sis
tiers. Friends may call at the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 E.
Montgomery ave. Rockville pikel,
Rockville, Nd, where services will
be held Saturday, August IS, at IL
am. Interment Potomac Church
Cemetery p0tnmar Md
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sPRIGGS. MARSHALL t. On Thurs

MARSHALL 7. On Thurs
day, August 16, 1862. MARSHALL
T. SPRIGGS, of 1882 W st. NV,
Spriggs, husband OF Marie s. Spriggs
and brother of Mrs. Mary S,
LasSery. Also surviving are a nephew,
Frank L. Lassery III; a brother-in-
law, Frank L. Lassery; other rela-
tives and many friends Notice of
funeral later. ArrangementS by
Mcguire, Inc. 10
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Sunday; AuFust 5, 1862. at her home.
IA Walnut st, Neptune Beach.
Fla, for many years a resident Of
Linden, MONTGOMERY County. Nd.
beloved mother of Mrs Francis w
Han OF Neptune Beach, Fla: Walker
NJ Dawson Of Laurel Nd. and aunt
OF Dorothea d. Weeks MRS Robert
W. Weeks OF Westchester Pa She
also is survived hv nine grandchil-
dren and seven graat-grandchildre
There will be memorial service AT
st. PauIs Church, Rock Creek Gene
Webster st, Washington. D. C
August IS. at . pm. In lieu Of
flowers. friends may contribute TO
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BROWN. BLANCHE A. On Thursday

BRoWN Of Of sd65 Ns9- Ssth BLbNcHE pI' HEatts: a:
vile, Nd, beloved wife OF the late
John II Brown II and mother of
Mrs. Alice G Perrigo. Mrs. Kath-
crime E: Dixon, Miss Rosemary
John H. and Kenneth r Brown
She also is survived by ten brothers
and sisters and seven grandchildren.
Relatives and friends NAV call at
Gasch's Funeral Home 473G Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Md. from
10 am. Saturday, August is, until
am. Monday. August 90. thence
TO the University Park Church Of
the Brethren. University Park. Nd
where services will be held at 10
m. 1nterment Arlington National
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IH62, JULIA BANKS Of 4t5 Eve st
NV, stepmother Of Yvonne White
Katherine Austin, Lorrine Perkins
vived by two devoted friends
Thomas Banks and Walter BAYLOR
After 5 pm. Friday, August II
friends may call at the Johnson &
Jenkins Funeral Home, 4SO4 Geor.
gia ave. NV, where funeral services
Interment Carunr Mar nrinI n
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HoUTZ. RICHARD DULANEY CCHINK),

Suddenly, on Thursday, August l6,
1862, at Arlington Hospital, RICH
ARD DULANEY HOUTZ, of Mclean.
Va, beloved husband Of Ruth Thom-
as Houtz: father of Georgia Lut-
trell and Audrey Carrico: son o.
Blanche Houtz and the late Edward
c. HoutZ; brother of Edward NJ
Houtz. ST., Mrs. Virginia Crosen,
Sincavitz, Arl., Va; Mrs. Charlotte
Salmon. Norlina, N c. He also is
survived by six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Money &
King Funeral Home, III Naples ave.
W, Vienna, Va, where services will
be held Saturday, August IS, at 3
pm. Interment Lewinsville Gene
terry. II
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August Is, 1862, at Oradell, N. j.,
HELEN E. HARRISON Of Arlington,
Va, formerly employed by the
Washington Post for 40 years,
and daughter Of the late Joseph ].
and Mary B. Faithful. Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th ST. NV, after
8 pm. Thursday, August 10 (park-
ing facilitieS). Services at the above
funeral home on Saturday, August
Is, at . pm. Interment private. II
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Tuesday, August IA, 1862, JOHN O.
Platter. Sr., Of 1910 Potomac ave
NJ. Platter, beloved father of Mrs.
Edith P. Stockton, John and Joseph
Platter and brother of Susie Castor
He also is survived by two
devoted cousins, Miss Julia Clark
and Mrs. Bernice Sherman; one
friends. After pm. Friday,
August II, friends are invited to
call at his late residence. Requiem
mass will be said for the repoSe
OF his soul on Saturday, August IS,
at II an. at the Holy Comforter
Catholic Church, 14th and East
Capitol stS. Interment Mount OliVet
Cemetery. Arrangements by Frazier's.
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HAYES, HALLE. OF 926 Massachusetts
ave. NV, on August 10, 1862, aunt
OF Richard B. Williams of Wrights-
willie Beach, n. C. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5l7 llth st. Sc,
until Saturday, August IS, at 1915
pm. Funeral services and inteTment
Rock Creek Cemetery at l pm.
Saryicas strictly priyara