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William Macarthur,
Ex-Gruin Official

William Macarthur, n. former
chief Of the grain division OF
the Commodity Credit Corp.
died last night at a hospital in
Mason City, Iowa.
Mr.. Macarthur, who served
in the Iowa Senate from 1888
to 1886 and as a member OF
the committee which admin
istered the first New Deal
farm program from 1888 tc
1885. was appointed chief OF
the grain division in 1910.
He continued in various posi-
tons with the Commodity
Credit Corp. until he retired
in 1854. Mr.. Macarthur re-
ceived Legion of Honor Award
from France for his work in
the ALLEGATION Of grain during
post-World War II period.
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Kinjiro Mutsudoiru, 70,
Retired Store Poymuster

Kinjiro Matsudaira, 70,
former paymaster for Wood
ward & Lothrop, died yester-
day at his home in Edmonston,
Md, after a short illness.
Born in Bradford, Pa, Mr..
MatSudaira came to Washing
ton as a young man and in 1919
went to work for the depart
ment store. In 1925 he was
transferred to the stores pay
roll department and later be-
came the chief paymaster. He
had been retired since 1850.
Mr.. Mstsudaira was Mayor
of Edmonston in 1927. He was
a charter member of the
Hyattsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment and belonged to
Mount Hiram Masonic Lodge
17s.
He leaves his wife, Ellen s.,
of the home at 5109 Decatur
street. Edmonston; a daughter,
Mrs. Ellen C. Carr, also of the
home; a son, Robert F., of
Hyattsville, and a sister, Mrs.
Malcolm A. Dent, also of Hy-
attSville. He also leaves four
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
Friday in the Masonic mauso-
leum chapel at Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, 1901 Bladensburg
lroad NE.
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Gordon 6. Mark, So, Expert
With U.S.. Forest Service

Gordon G. Mark, So, an ex-
pert in forest management
with the United States Forest
Service, died Monday at his
home, 1920 North Twenty-third
street. Arlington, after a long
illness.
A native Of Palmyre. Pa,
Mr.. Mark was graduated from
Lebanon Valley College and
Pennsylvania State College. In
1888. he entered the forestry
service Of the Department of
Agriculture.
Mr.. Mark served in various
capacities in the Morongahela
National Forest in West Vir-
ginia for Is years. From 1913
until 1855, he served on the
management staff of the State
and private division Of the
service in Philadelphia where
he dealt with the manage
ment Of private forest lands
In IA Northeastern states.
He subsequently served in a
similar post in California be-
fore coming to Washington in
1858 to serve in the Division
Of COOPERATIVE Forest Man.
agement. His administrative
and planning post covered pro-
grams of forest management in
cooperation with other Fed
eral and State agencies, forest
industries and private forest
landowners.
Mr.. Mark received an award
for outstanding performance
from the Forest Service in 1861.
At his death he was vice chair
man Of the District Section of
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Kurt Wolff, Is,
Germun Publisher

LUDwIGsBURG. Germany,
Oct. % CAP).-Publisher Kurt
Wolff. 70. died here Monday
Of injuries received in a traffic
accident.
Mr.. Wolff fled Nazi Germany
in 1888, living in France and
Italy before moving to the
United States in 1912. He then
founded Pantheon Books, which
published Doctor Zhivago" by
Boris Pasternak, Anne Morrow
Lindberg's Gift From the
Sea" and many other famous
works.
He returned to Europe in
1888. settling in Locarno, Swift
zerland.
Born in Leipzig, Mr.. Wolff
headed several well-known
German publishing houses be-
fore Hitler's racial policies
forced him to flee his homeland.
With Ernst Rowohlt, ne
founded the first German
Rowohlt publishing house, one
of the best known in Germany.
In 1921. he founded the Hyper
ion publishing house in Leipzig
and in 1923 the Phaeton pub
fishing house in Florence, Italy.
Among the noted writer's he
published were Arnold Zweig,
Karl Zuckmayer, Fritz Won
Unruh. Fritz Werfel, Heinrich
Mann and Franz Kafka.
In New York, Mr.. Wolff in
troduced the works of many
German writers to the Ameri-
can leadership. among them
Stefan George, Hermann Brooch,
Robert Musk and Guenther
Grass.
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the Society Of American For
eSters.
He was a co-author of the
Department Of Agriculture bull
letin. Managing the Family
Forest" Mr.. Mark also was q
member of Tau Phi Delta
Fraternity and Marlinton CIV
va Masonic Lodge No. 127.
He leaves his wife, Hulds
Suder Mark of the home ad.
dress; his mother, Mrs. Oliver
Mark, and a brother, Warner
both Of Palmyra.
Services will be held at
pm. tomorrow in Gawler',
Funeral Home, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Harrison street NV
Burial will be in Meyersdale, Pa
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Comdr. Beatrice Ball
Of Cost Guard Dies

Retired Coast Guard Comdr
Beatrice Vivian Ball, so, a
descendant Of Mary Ball,
mother Of George Washington,
died Of cancer Monday at the
United States Public Health
Service Hospital in Baltimore.
Comdr. Ball. who lived at
1928 South Sixteenth street,
Arlington. had been q police
woman, schoolteacher. lawyer,
YWCA official and newspaper
reporter. She qualified for
Babe Didrickson's professional
basketball team when she grad
uated from Northwestern State
College at Alva. Okla, in 1929,
but decided against an athletic
career.
A native Of Garden Valley.
Idaho. she became q Washing
ton policewoman on August 81,
1881, and served with the
Women's Bureau until 1912,
when she transferred to Park
Police as the first woman
operative in that department.
Joins Coast Guard
Comdr. Ball Joined the Coast
Guard Reserve with q commits
sion of lieutenant Gunior
grade) on December is, 1912,
and was a member Of the first
company of SPARSS. She at
tended the Naval Training
School at Smith College and
the SPAR officer training
school at the Coast Guard
Academy in New London, Conn.
Her first Coast Guard assign
ment was as assistant intelli-
gence officer at the headquar-
tiers in Washington from 1913
to 1914. She was the first SPAR
ever assigned to intelligence
work in New York City and
in Miami Fla, and in 1945 she
was sent to Ketchikan, Alaska,
as personnel officer in charge
Of SPARs assigned to the 18th
Coast Guard district. When re-
leased from active duty in May.
1916, she was a lieutenant COM
mander.
Recalled to Duty
Comdr. Ball was recalled to
active duty in the Coast Guard
Reserve in September, 1851, as
assistant TO the chief of the
Special Services Division at
Washington headquarters,
where she served until her re-
tiremept on May "a. 1861.
Appointed q commander in
1856, she was senior SPAR Of
ficer Of those on active duty.
She was q member of the
board of review on discharges
and dismissals, the SPAR pro-
motion board, the D. c. Armed
Forces Hospitality Committee
and reviewed court martial
cases.
Comdr. Ball received her
Bachelors degree from North
western State College, q bach
elor Of laws degree from the
old Columbus University in
1899, and q bachelor of fine
arts degree from the University
Of Denver in 1919. She was
one Of the few women grad
yates Of the School Of Crimi-
nology in Washington, which
she attended from 1888 to 1885.
Known rs BILLY"
Popularity known as Billy,
she was employed in special
services at an Army Air Force
Base on Guam as supervisor of
arts and crafts in 1850. Be-
tween 1924 and 1928, Comdr.
Ball taught literature at Wiley
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J. R. Thomas, 70,
Retired Educator

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. %
(AP)-James Rector Thomas,
70, retired head of the Depart
ment of Agriculture Education
at Virginia State College, died
yesterday after a long illness.
A funeral service will be con-
Quoted at l pm. tomorrow al
Zion Baptist Church.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Helen Cephas and a
daughter. Mrs. BERTHE Mae
Cole of Philadelphia.
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Garn nf Chunks

GERTRUDE. he family
Of the late GERTRUDE MARSHALL
sincerely thank al Who extended eN-
preSsi0ns Of sympathy 10 us during
our Bereavement
The MARSHALL FAMILY.
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DEATHS
In Mrntnrtant


Brown, ANNA SOvELLA. In loving
| memory Of my mother, ANNA so.
| nMiELLA Brown, who departed this
beT s.SnI years ago today, octo-
Art Is long and time Is fleeing.
ana my heart. though stout and
Still like muffled drums is heating.
my NY love that reaches beyond Inv
LOVING DAUGHTER. VIVIAN
BROWN. MAGGIE. In loving Nom.
ory Of my dear mother, MAGGTE
bnONN, VINO passed away fifteen
years ago today. October "a, 1919
Today | turn back the pages
In the book of memory
ana the face of my wonderful mother
again IN my thoughts l see.
Your memory is all have left nov.
uann ur cares are all at rest;
loved YOU and did nv best
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, Sis.
BROWN MAGGIE NJ. In loving mem
9pry o. my dear mother, MAGGIE M.
BROWN, who passed away fifteen
years ago today, October %, 1919
Inc wonderful things you did for me
1--we in my heart each day,
Ann Keep you near and dear to me,
Your life was 50 unselfiSh.
And for others you did live:
MOI tor what you would receive.
bul only for what YOU could give
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, EMMA
BURKE, MAYME A. In memory ~
my Gear friend, MAYME A. BURKE,
VINO passed October %, leA2.
CARRIE E. T. JOHNSON.
CARSON LOUISE NJ. In loving mem
Y8IrfTSIEo Iu oears wonderful mother.
1850 OS'OOer As
We miss you more with each passirs
gay. Dut loving memories will live
With US always.
LosyNIRSGb bY;v IDA EDITH. CARRIE
GIBSON, LULA L. In loving men1orv
q SnN our Gear sister, LULA L. Glib
ago today, October %, 1861.
Those. we love we never lose.
LOT always they will be forever near
ana forever dear in hallowed
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH
IN; MAUDE AND BOILING DEN
HAN AND MARGARET OLIVE
JOHNSON, THELMA e. In IoVjng
E. JOHNSON, who left US five Years
ago today, October %, 1858.
rs 50 lonesome here without VIM
hnd IT'S so sad to know you've passed
But We never forget.
fQH RR1 LOVING CHILDREN. ETHEL
W WAaph OLIVER, MILDRED, Ed
MARI WALTER F. In loving n1emory
Of our husband and father, WALTER
r. MARX, VINO passed away fuao
years ago today, October Ia, 1881
The stars are brightly shining
upon a silent grave
In II lies a loved one
We loved, but could nots ave
In our hearts your memory fingers,
mere is not day, my darling
That We do not think of youn
hUSR WIFE IDA, AND SON
MALLS, BESSIE v. In loving menory
my grandmother, BESSIE v.
n "a - VINO passed away two years
miss you now, my heart is sore.
as time goes by, l miss YOU more;
Your loving smile, your gentle No.
NO one can fill your vacant uisce
YOUR DEVOTED GRANDFATHER.
TER, KATHLEEN.
R0ANE. JOHN T. In loving menorv
81 0uI husband and father, JOHN
I. ROANE, who passed awav five
years ago today, October "a. lSss
In our hearts your memory Engsrr
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and frIie:'
Inere is not a day, John dear,
That We do not think Of Won
YOUR WIFE AND CHILDREN
TUCKER, JOHN WESLEY. In mem
Org Of my loving husband, JOHN
WESLEY TUCKER, who departed this
1881 OeVO"er [''
Though now / walk through lie
alone,
The path we once together trod.
walk with eager, happy step,
FOR each leads nearer YOU and
DENOTED WIFE. NELLIE HILL
TUCKER.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN-Two sites, overlook.
ing lake. Ideal location. HU. $500,
Ext, q, between e-5 pm.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crematnril1nn

OreIIldUOr1um
j. William Lees Sons Co.
- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass Ave. II. 3-szoo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 5.7Iu
z Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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; HOWARD LENHART.

emergent communication
Of Chevy Chase Lodge, No.
a, +. A. A. NJ, is called
. for 1880 pm. Wednesday,
N October %, 1858, al Cav.
ler's Funeral Home. Wis
consin ave. and Harrison
W., for the purpose Of CON
z funeral services for our late
7. HOWARD L. GRIMM.
DAN !; ANDRlCH. Master.
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dUWAhD Z. The officers and
m e m bers Of Bethlehem
Chapter, No. 7, o. +. S.,
are hereby notified Of the
! death Of our late brother,
HOWARD l.. GRIM. Flu
neral services at Gawler's
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. and
ST., on Thursday. October n,
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MALEY, FREDERICK K. Officers and

.EDERICk X. Officers and
members Of Silver Spring
Lodge, No. as. A. r. & a.
M, Silver Spring, Md. are
requested to assemble at
the TakOma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll st. NV, on
Thursday, October "a, 1858,
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MALEY, FRED X. Officer

'"hAEAt HhED n. OfflceTS ana MEM
- bers Of Steamfitters' Local
NN No; 500, are hereby nOti-
fed Of the death Of Broth
- er FRED X. MALEY. Re-
WTEN mains at the Takoma Fu-
neral Home, 3l5 Carroll 81. =,
TakOma Park, d. c., after
pm. Wednesday, October %, 1888.
services on Friday, October IS, at
" am. In lieu Of flowers kindly
make donations TO the Leukemia
v. A. BUsHoNG. President.
Death No. 237. az
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day. October q, 1858, at
1:45 pm, for the purpose of con-
Quoting funeral services for our late
sister, FLORENCE A. CATTERT0N.
Oslo 5. RITTER. Secretary. q
CHEW. ALBERT b. Suddenly, on
Monday October ~. 1853, ALBERT
Star Home. 800 New Hamp. ave. ne.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2q0l l4th st. NV,
on Thursday, October n, at 10 am.
(parkng faeilities). Intermelt Con-
gressiODal Cemetery.
CHEW, ALBERT B. An emergent
a communication OF Mount
N Pleasant. Lodge, No. 90.
!? !: ST.: !; 2Ei::;E
Home, 2q0l lAth st. NV,
washington. d. G., to conduct Masonic
burial services for our late brother.
WALTER L. SEWARD, Master.
ALTON ]. S. ECCLESTON, Secy.
cHILDs, LILLIAN. On Tuesday, octo-
Der q, 1853, LILLIAN CHILDS of
1870 South Capitol ST., the beloved
wife. Of Huey Childs, mother Of Mil
dred Deloach and Edward Childs,
brother Of the Rev. Elijah Smith.
After pm. Thursday, October "a,
friends are invited to call at the
9th st. ne, where funeral Services
will be held on Friday, October Is.
at am. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. "a
CLARK, DELMAR BAILEY. On Sun
day, October 20, 1853, at Prince
Ge1rges General Hospital, DELMAR
BAILEY CLARK of 32ll Perry St,
of Dennis Alan and Paul Clark;
son of Howard and Carrie Clark
There also are three sisters and two
brothers. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
St: NV: parking opposite), after 7
pm; Tuesday. where services will be
held on Thursday, October "a, at II
am. nterment Burtonsville Union
Cemetery. %
Common, PAUL J. On Monday, Octo-
Der 2, 1858, PAUL J, CONNoR Of
DOl Connecticut ave. NV. He is
survived by his mother, Josephine,
and father, Charles Conner; one sis
ter and two nieces: Requiem Mass
$50 am, at St. David's Catholic
the vanston Funeral Home, IA
south Main ave, Scranton, Pa. Inter-
ment Cathedral Cemetery. %
DAVIS, CHRIZON. On Saturday, Oc-
tober ~, 1888, CHRIZON DAVIS Of
lH5 Chaplin st. NV, brother OF Mrs.
Sallie Hall, Mrs. Florence Ducken-
feld, Mrs. Willie Gilpin, Mrs Annie
Bell Harrison, Robert, Peter and
vaughn Davis. He also is survived
by other relatives and a host of
friends. After pm. Wednesday,
October %, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel, lA32 You
81. NV, where funeral services will
be held on Thursday, October "a, at
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
DE CAMP. ROBERT JAMES. On
Monday, October n, 1858, at Dallas,
Tex, ROBERT JAMES DE CAMP,
husband of the late Dorothy de Camp
and father of Jean de Camp. Grave
side services will be held at Cedar
Hill Cemetery on Thursday, October
"a, at 10 am.
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y, FLORENCE A. The OF
ficers and members Of Leb-
anon Chapter, No. IS, o,
f. s., are requested 70 as
semble at the S. H. Hines
GO; Funeral Home, 2q0l
18th st. NV, on Wednes-
day. October %, 1858. at
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Pitsi. cHAR Al Is E M 2ARhEtSa a SSsi
81 years, Of 1917 North EdgewoOd
ST., Arlington, Va, beloved father
Of Mrs. Rose Roza, Mrs. o. F.
Williams, Mrs. B. A. williams and
Mrs. W. J. Pope. Friends may call
al the Ives Funeral Home, 25l7
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, from II
noon Wednesday. October %, until
pm. Thursday, October ~. Flu
neral services and interment Lake
City, Fla.
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MARK, GORDON G. On Monday. oc

tober Il, 1853. at his residence, I9So
North 23d st., Arlington, Va, COR
DON G. MARK, beloved husband Of
Mrs. Hulda Suder Mark, son Of Mrs.
Oliver Mark and brother Of Warner
Mark, both OF PALMYRA, Pa. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV. (park-
ing on premises, where services will
be held on Thursday, October ~, al
pm. lnterment Meyersdale, Pa. "a
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SMITH, VERA V. On SUNDAY, Octobe

20, 1888, at George Washington Hos,
gital, MRS. VERA Y. SMITH Of 1881
Leroy Smith. Also surviving are
two daughters, two sons. three
brothers, other relatives and many
friends, Remains resting at the John
i. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30l5
9TH st.. ne. (ample parking facili-
tlesD, where friends may call after
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, October IS, at las am.
interment Arlington National Gene.
terry. "a
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AZ 70 p.In,l TOT Ine PURPOSE Of
our late brother, FREDERICK X.
MALEY, as courtesy to Lake Erie
Lodge. No. $50. Cleveland, Ohio.
EARL G. FUNK, W. NJ.
]. F. HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
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MANNING. JOHN LEWIS; On sataE,

day, October ~. 1858, JOHN LEWIS
MANNING Of 1915 Bennett place ne.
husband of Elizabeth Manning. father
Of Celia Washington and Alice v.
Bush, brother Of Alice F. Robinson
mond, va. He also is survived by
five grandchildren. other relatives
and host Of friends. After pm.
Wednesday, October %, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
l132 You st. NV. Funeral services
will be held at the Mount Airy Bap-
list Church, North Capitol and l. sts.,
on Thursday, October "a, at u
noon. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. CRichmond, Va, papers
please copy) 20
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TAYLOR, JUANITA; On Sunday. DC
tober 20, 1858. JUANTTA TAYLOR
Of 402 Eastern ave. me-, beloved
wife OF William c. Taylor, mother
of Armenia Taylor and daughter Of
Mrs. Marie Francis. She also is
other relatives and a host Of friends
After pm. Thursday, October n,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, l432 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, October IS, at pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. n
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SWIFT, WILMER E. On "Wednesday

October %, 1853. at George Wash.
ington University Hospital. WILMER
E. SWIFT Of 400 KiscOnko rd., Wash
ingt0n n, d. c., beloved husband Of
the late V. Pearl Swift, father Of
Mrs; Wilma Roberts and Mrs. Betty
Stehle Of Annapolis, Nd; brother Of
Frank Swift and Miss Sarah Swift.
He also is survived by seven grand
children and four great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Friday, October IS, at 10 am.
Interment St. Barnabas Cemetery, ~
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SMITH, MARGARET NJ. On Monday,
October n, 1858, at the Washington
Sanitarium and Hospital, MARGARET
NJ; SMITH, beloved mother Of Mrs.
William J. Keith; grandmother OF
William Jerry Keith, ir.; Catherine
Ann Keith and Margaret W, Keith.
Funeral Home, 2S4 Carroll ST. NV.
(parking opposite), where services
will be held on Thursday, October
~, at 2 pm. Interment George
Washington Cemetery.
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MARKHAM, WILLIAM H., sr. On su

day, UcIOber 70, 1853, az his resi-
dence, 6l2 Harvard st; NV, WILLIAM
H.. MARKHAM, Sr., beloved husband
of Lille p. Markham, devoted father
of Clyde w. and William H. Mark
ham, tr. He also leaves TO mourn
their loss one sister, Mrs. Clara
Stansbury of Vauxhall, N. j.; two
Mrs. Lowauns; other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 30l5 18th ST. ne. (ample park
ing facilities), where friends may call
after pm. Wednesday, October %,
and where funeral services will be
held Thursday, October n, at / pm,
the Rev. E. c. Smith officiating, In
terment Carver Memorial Park. "a
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Mathews At ES WILLIAM d,LAL \ MARVIN E s.

On Monday, October a, i9S5, vii.
Bryans Road. Md, beloved husband
OF Maude Estelle Mathews and
father OF Mrs. Rosa Wilson of Little
Rock, Ark; Mrs. Louise Hancock OF
Indian Head, Nd; Mrs. Hazel HeaV-
ner Of Accokeek. Nd; Mrs. Estelle
Hicks Of Port Tobacco, Nd; Leroy,
Lewis, Edward, James and Earl
Mathews, all of organs Road, Nd;
William M. Mathews, ir. CUSN) and
Carol Mathews of Merryville, Tenn.
He also is survived by two brothers,
Clarence and Algie Mathews; three
sisters, Mrs. Daisey Jones, Mrs. Susan
Jones, Mrs. Pearl Common: thirty
grandchildren and nine great-grand-
children. Services at the HUNT Flu
neral Home, Waldorf, Md, on Thurs
day, October "a, at pm. Interment
Trinity Memorial Gardens.
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LUCY, WILLIAM HERBERT. On Tues
day, October a, 1853, Mr.. WILLIAM
HERBERT LUCY of ll32 N. Carolina
ave. n.e.s devoted husband Of Mrs.
Viola p. Lucy; beloved father Of
Miss Hilda NJ. and Mr.. Herbert c.
Lucy. Also surviving, are one sister,
Mrs. Alice Hardy Of Blackstone, Va.
two grandchildren, Herbert W. and
Elnora Gillian Of Dinwiddie, Va,
and Mrs. Ada Harris of Richmond,
Va; other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John u. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3ol5 18th st. ne. (ample parking
facilities), where friends may cali
after pm, Thursday, October ~.
Funeral services Friday, October Is,
al !2:30 pm, at the Lincoln Me-
mortal Congregational Church, llth
and r SITS. NV. Rev. Charming p.
Philips officiating. lnterment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. II
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TABLER, REV, MELVIN THOMAS. On

Tuesday October a, 1858, al The
Frederick Memorial Hospital. REV.
MELVIN THOMAS TABLER Of Fred
erick, Md. beloved husband Of Helen
S. Tabler, and father Of Mrs. Frank
Lin o. Davis Of Yardley. Pa, and
Melvin c. TableT of COllingswOOd,
N. j.; stepfather Of L. Lewren Sibert
at the Daileys Funeral Home, 1901
N. Market ST., Frederick, Md. SerV-
ices will be held from the Calvary
Methodist Church, Frederick, Md, on
Thursday, 2 pm. Interment Mt
Olivet Cemetery, Frederick. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

SMITH, JENNIE LEE. On Monday,
October n, 1853. at the residence Of
!ingt0n, Va. IL, JENNIE NSThe Lee GEaa SMITH AZ,
beloved aunt of Mrs. COrtlen N,
Cole. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington. Va, after u noon Tuesday,
October a, where funeral services
VIII be held on Thursday. October
"a, a. vas am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

SMAAh' JENNIE LEE. The officers
- and members Of Mary
H>N washington Chapter, No.
NGM 50, o.. f. S.. are hereby
\aN3IsN notified Of the death Of
our sister, JENNIE LEE
" SMITH, Monday, October
" n, 1853. Funeral services
will be held at pm. Wednesday,
October q, at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2sl7 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
H. ANITA FRANCE, W. M.
MADELEINE q. SUMMERS, Secy.