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Polaris Missile program. After
commanding the USS Calves
ton, serving as Chief Of Staff
and aide to Commander Cruiser
Force, Atlantic Fleet and COM
manding the Naval Ammuni-
ton Depot. Charleston, s. c.,
Capt. Slack retired last year.
He had made his home at
124 Grafton street, Chevy
Chase since 1855. He leaves his
wife, the former Catherine
Hopkins, of the home address;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
D. Slack, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich; two sisters, Miss Doris
A. Slack and Mrs. Gretchel M.
Applet, and two brothers, C.
Nathan and Robert.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Navy
Chapel, 1901 Nebraska avenue.
Burial will be at the Christ
Church West River Cemetery,
Annapolis. Friends may call at
the Pumphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue NV.
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Dratha

TURNER. ALICE LEE. On Thursday.
May o. 1858, at the Home for In
cuIables, after q long illness, ALICE
LEI LEE TURNEE, eRn anda daqsdhter 9th. o. the iats s
sarah B. TurneT Services VIII Be
held at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church, Connecticut ave. and Bans
croft pl. NV. on Saturday, May IL,
at 2 pm. Interment private.
$SSSNSs Ne; !, sss isSsI ~, S;AESHS :; 8: =
James H.. Fletcher w. and Alfonso
Butless; other ,,relativeg and .mang
eads Il 4oss sSd q. %ss ns 0e Sotics scnsae'sd &
funeral later. Arrangements By Nc.
Won KARMAN. DIR. THEODORE. on
Tuesday. May 4, 1858, at Aachen,
Germany DR.. THEODORE Won
BARsMAN H!lssLAN Of Budapest Hungary. and
R'aasaS RS Ga r.i1:. . 'urY.sS s.sSies y
at 2 pm. Tuesday. May 1l, a
bis late RESIDENCE. 1901 South
Turner a Stevens Mortuary, gh
North Marengo ave" Pasadena. caliA
WAGES. ANDREW. On Monday, May
y, 1858. ANDREW WAGES. Of 1901
late Erma II Z, WA wages usDdH9 snd father r. 'e q
qloriaiean. Wages Green and sandrs
brothers. Henry, John and james
wages; wa S.ST one rna sraaadson other relatives
day. friends are invited 70 can a.
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890
9th. st.. NV, where services viii Be
heid at ! pm: Monday. May rs.
eessTm'n' etsfTi Arlington NA'i0Sal S.io.isn Gssn'
WALKER, SAMUEL. on Tuesday, MAJ
z, 1858. SAMUEL WALKER Of IS3
leaving his wife Angelica and chi.
STasr STsn, and and. psoth.ssrin;laE, GARNER
Queen. Of the District Of Columbia.
WELLS. ELIZABETH 7. On Wednesday,
May 3. 1858. at the home Of hsi
daughter, Mrs. Mary w. Voikman,
fags EtIsShs1H SdhIssn1TidSs st., ,Hg KHsgnsinstSp' MssY
wife Of the late Daniel p. WeiiS.
McFadden, Mrs. Mary W. Voikmsn.
Mrs; Ruth = Cuff and Daniel p
Herbert CLYDE Dean. Friends are IN. s
yited to call ct the Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase. Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd. after
tie church q the ' Littl. SsSv1ess fiCT.r 6n n
Saturday; May H.. where REQUIEM
terment Mount oliVet Cemetery. 10
May .. isss. q s:r Ta Sssidense. dnSr'caS ~
4th st, Sc, LENA A. WILLiANfa
beloved mother Of orpheus B. vii,
ls5as Iiams; Notice Of funeral later. Ar:
Tuangements u By Magruder Funeral
WOODS, BENJAMIN. on wednesday.
May g. 1858, BENJAMIN WOODS
band Of Annie NJ. Woods and father
OF hHaolph Wood. Also survivinl
Ocala, Fla; grandson, q step-
daughter' Mrs. Estelle Taylor; other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. Malvan d echeY
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Roberto Duncan, Authority
On Navy Mines, Ordnance

Robert c. Duncan, former
chief physicist at the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory and for
years one Of the country's fore
most authorities on sea mines,
died Wednesday Of q heart all
ment at Suburban Hospital. He
was 76.
He was q leading member Of
q group Of Navy scientists who
in the early 1920s specialized In
sea mine and fuse research
a team which later evolved into
the Naval Ordnance Labora-
tory.
A native Of Loveland, Colo,
Mr.. Duncan's Government Ca
reer spanned q 39-year period
until his retirement in 1856. He
received his B. 8. degree at In
diana University in 1909 and
his doctorate at the University
of Pennsylvania, where he
taught physics until 1917.
Mr.. Duncan then Joined the
staff at the National Bureau
of Standards. Four years Ia
ter, he began his Navy work
in the Mine Building at the old
Washington Navy Yard. In
1923, the first steps were taken
toward converting the mine IA
ctlity into the present MOL.
Mr.. Duncan served as chief
physicist there until 1941, when
he became the laboratory's
chief civilian. The laboratory's
move to its present site at
White Oak, Md, waS the result
of q recommendation by him.
From 1946 to 1858. he served
as chairman Of the Board Of
Civil Service Examiners for
Scientific and Technical Per-
sonnel, Potomac River Naval
Command. At the time Of his
retirement, he was q general
consultant at MOL.
He was q member of the
American Physical Society, the
American Association for the
Advancement Of Science. the
Institute of Radio Engineers.
the Washington Philosophical
Society and the National Acad-
emy Of Sciences.
His book, Americas Use of
Sea Mines" was published in
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Capt. Leslie Slack, s.,
Navy Veteran, Dies

Capt. Leslie M. Slack, USN.
retired, q resident Of Washing
ton since 1855, died Wednesday
at the Naval Medical Center.
Bethesda, Nd, after a long ILL
ness. He was So.
Capt. Slack moved as a youth
from his native Viroqua, Wis,
to Grand Rapids, Mich, where
he attended high school. Re-
ceiving an appointment to the
Naval Academy, he was grad
uated In 1884 and served until
1910 aboard the battleships
Colorado and Arizona, the de-
stroyer Biddle and the cruiser
Vincennes.
Capt. Slack next studied ord
nance at the Post Graduate
School, Annapolis. He tn e n
earned a masters degree in sci
ence from the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology.
Pacific Action
Joining the USS South Da-
kota as assistant gunnery Of
ficer in 1943, he saw action in
the Pacific Theater and was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal
with Combat v for his actions
as officer-in-charge Of the
combat information center.
He was head Of the ar1na-
ment branch in the Office Of
Naval Research, Navy Depart
ment from 1945 to 194S, when
he assumed command of the
destroyer Strong.
After service as officer-in-
charge Of q guided missile unit
aboard the USS Norton Sound,
he was assigned to the Naval
War College in 1858. In 1856,
Capt. Slack was made systems
director, Surface Weapons in
the Bureau Of Ordnance.
POlarls Program
In 1858, he assumed COM
mand Of the USS Observation
Island, q test ship for the
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Dratha

ARMSTRONG. ELyA c. On wednes.
SsScs oR IlshsTSiSSssSss sSsrI 5S sSo Bowie .,
81 no the b. late Seo0eS os9rgs mother & Ar@''9n. N nTs
address. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Sim
mons and Mrs. Dorothy L. Acton
both q washington ~ e; Mr
Armstrong oi Cypress, CALI; sistel
of Mrs. Elsie .oliyeri. Mrs. Alice
sondheimer and Mr.. Roy connell
She also Is survived By twenty-onC
erandehildren and eleven great;
al the Lee Funeral Home, lth 81
and Mass. ave. ne. Services viii
II. at the Epiphany episcopal
Church. Forestville. Nd. Interment
Epiphany Cemetery. 10
BEIpSGETT: GEORGE oIS. z. 81 , or ,,
SRipdET. % ST. Beloved husband q
Mary Mary keinta Iii, Agnes S Jane Jameson, =.
Dorothy Lloyd. Josephine Bueking'
hsn also snf sTSiysd osoTSs sy eTdTss ens sIothsT
HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf, Md,
Mass It 81. Mary's Church, Bryan
TTinity IGERt na Memorial o. GARDENS. a% in''rm'n'
Hfa2yN asy l. fSsIE Sss ANNIE SsS%S EseSs;f1s q
beloved wife Of the late Charles A.
Brown and mother OF Annie r.
Burns. Elizabeth, veEmillion, Rose
ssStsr , re Rshs5d eS,;:, X GlftSn RToA' NJ WI: w:
also Is survived By IA sTandehii.
ssIyicss a oasehs Funeral Home.
1899 Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille,
fntsrmsnt Sfays' pCrt S Lincoln 'csa csnstsTy RS''d
DVELth NV NAY SlNSEST STSe5i v9RcE$SsTf $sfn's. 4
band OF. Mrs.. Aiiene Butler and
father ,of william o., charles a.
r Harriet a. 0 3 hrNSi wiIiSns susr IL siaS snS
grandchildren, other relatives and
iriends Friends may ca! on Fri;;
day MAY 10 between end 10
P PIasr 'hs sOps. pSnsTfi git HqRs ists 81 Ass, leg,
where funeral services viii be held
on saturday, May ~, at II. am,
the Rev. Earl W. Brent officiating
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
GALLOWAY. ABE. Suddenly. on
Thursday, MAY q. 1903, at his resi-.
eHEfo%AYu e'HnEst " usesERS sSspSSs q = M,l. AsE As
loway and son OF Mrs cailie Gallo
way Also surviving are three
brothers, five sisters, other rela.
,iyss ,s and many triends. Notice o.
Inc, MorticiAns.
CHASE, URSULA. on Tuesday. May z,
1903. URSULA CHARE Of li3H 7th
AZ. NV, wife Of WiiMam D. Chase,
mother OF MrA Mary Williams and
James Frank Watkins. She also u
survived By two sisters. one arand:;
friends. After pm, Friday. May
10, friends are invited TO call 81
NV, where funerai services viii be
held Saturday. May "a, AZ 1 pm.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gem
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DEATHS
Hin @rntnrfaifr
Announcements Of

|
BLAsD; AsBS,; JgEn y A., TSsIAs 9.I! . n loving
sister. JULIA TOBIAS sTANp. Nho hho
May 10. 1850. $50 '0oA"
Sleep on, dear one and take your
God called you home. He thOuEhi
HER DEWOTfED MOTHER AMI
BROTHER BEATRICE AND HER
BROWN. LUCINDA q. Sacred to the
| cTNDA O. Brown, w.. wbS bbo'nsT: dsn.ltsS ~;
IIaS IhiS Ids nts six years ago today. Mas
sOmsWhs5s SGs,t above all this troubled
Safe beyond all grief and s.,.
Our mother rests in heavenly peses,
600 grant some day We meet hsS
DA9gHTER ELrANoR JACKSON.
ELn.s; heSb1.Ss. bMASY' y N SAD sgs g loving 9;
NARY ELLIS, who departed '' tsi;
Ide In Inladty5ons naIe years ago today. Nay
As Mothers Day draws near. dear
I sit and think Of you.
Thoush yop have departed from ma.
TO be with God Almighty. -
you are still remembered By ma.
But mis-: som. sou5 5.1 1Esst s.,T vOIs: g mucS
/ hope 70 Be- t with is1T You MfGsnSr; fUrsv:;r.
Ellis. st4yES3 2Nb AL eHni faE rAS2REFHl ASS22RREFHE
%s%s5S y ISsELs our father. ]; 4 GHIsniREg IlssTniRg
iife htD"AED; len 1esT: ,sn Eno dep dSepar,sd thIs
1853. @s AV'
Through the ionr ,,l.n,. =, -.
years We shall remember you.
one who never turned his back hut
~ marehed breast forward.
never doubted clouds would
Never dreamed. thOurh rich, v,r.
trITMss. tE9ITStsd. wrong WouId
He'd W i.St ia b.,,.1 e rise ,.., e: bs,f:s e %
VRofH8THx Y HowhxnbB + sAYLEs' ALTHEx
mann. BERTHA. In loving memory
Usn.uE ouE vusar mother and grand-
1857. 'Ou~s' MAY iO'
Like . ship that slips its moor,na
And sails bravely out to ses.
90 you, my dArling. sailed sway.
YoI are not forgottsn. loved one.
A, long as life ana memory last,
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN Lu.
SINE SIN MUSE w .,,,!,.II,, AND LEE ROBIN
SffEE sRfSrr44F 4FR SrlEE EE6dESEE farNs.gS.
NEWMAN, EDITH vi. In ioVInT msT-
oIy oi my dear mother, EDfTH nj
NEW nEWMAN, who passed twenty-thrss
years ago May 10. 1910.
sss sesond iss ao%s acld:s SSs SsSs SoS. By hands
awaits the one who's now awHr-
Not lost-iust gone before.
hTH TsHpARPRAsu RPRAsuoHTER, ELstR n
RICHARDSON. THORNT0N K-K
loving memory OF my dear iashst
THORNTON k. RIcHARpsoN' 'nhS IhS
departed this life May 10. 1922.
III memory fades and life departs.
sSSSSn sSS K s'' MScFSSr MfSSsSsr RicRsRSss5ss e NJ Sss5s
scS2Td; S.rd;,5S John, A tribute o. love and
HUSBAND, JOHN IN sceooTIg scoTTg S5 ahS my n.a:sS e:ss
IssnYy nineteen years ago. May I'd
Loved In life, remembered I'm a..th
re nave n Heaven q better and a.
HIS pFyoTEb6 piFSySSI!R6 '$SHi!an'ii WIFE. Ii1oRENcI
% our dear friend. JACK "wsA wIHsAs
N.Y. T,hno ,nos, passed away sunday
You lived . life that all might envy.
Loved, loving, gentle and kind.
comforis those you isf, bshlDDY
THE WALSH FAMILY etJtfp
TOMMY AND GARY, NJ
YOUNG, IRMA COUSINS, IN iovInf
stss s@orf iRMS n our .,s,ss ssloyss Ssyghtsr and
May 10. 1901. '
In our hearts your memory iins,ya
swestly, tenderiy. fond and frusi
There is not q day that passss
,nThat We % not think Of you.
SISTERS
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Darn nt Chunks

GARDNER, ANNA. Many thanks to
friends, neighbors and relatives for
their cards. floral tributes and other
expressions Of sympathy and kind
ness shown to US during our recent
bereavement AZ the passing E, Of our
EWING W. LAWRENCE AND FAM
NY 10
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sIMMs, ROBERT. on Tuesday. M,

2 1858. ROBERTS sIMMs Of 54ib
Henrietta Jackson HI Mildred ti'nsr BpsSi e.
Edna Belt, Claudia Tabb, Hattie
Simms. Edward W., John, Earl.
Henry. Howard and Ernest simms'
Also surviving are two sisters, Julia
Scott and Mamie Ford; a brother,
dren. eleven great-grandchiidren,
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday, May 10. friends may
call at the Rollins Funeral Home.
1899 Hunt place ne, Services on
Saturday.. s,y.oy May II; a. 10 an. a
croome, Nd. Father Edwin 5. shir.
ley officiating Interment church
cemetery Baltimore, Md, papers
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ROSS, CoLvIN T, On Thursday. May
9, 1858, at Fairfax Hospital, COL
Lena c.. Ross, father Of Maryellen
Utterback. Betty Balinger and Rus
sell Ross. Also survived BY two
sisters, Eulah Bennett and Rosie
Ross; one brother. Ashby Ross. and
SIX grandchildren. Friends may call
III West Maple ave, Vienna, va,
where services will be held on Sat-
urday, May IL, at 2 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Churrh Ua
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'hzsnAs ass 1897 ihSSsss LoSEs 81 Tffnsifsy sHEsasyS
Of 926 University blvd. east, Silver
Spring, Nd. beloved husband OF
Henrietta Sherman and devoted
father OF Neal Sherman and Mrs.
Sheri oarfinkle OF Silver Spring
Mrs. Albert Sterling, Hollywood,
Fla. and three grandchildren. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky ~ Sons Funeral Home, 3FOl
18th 81. NV. parking facilities
aSaa!aaeenu. on Sunday, May ~. AZ
Memorial Garden. Memorial week.
05O7 curran rd., Silver Spring. Nd.
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SsS SsT $ sfiiis: iSiS CAPT. hrsEif xEisS;;SiS SSS
TIN SLACK, UsN (retiredJ, OF i24
loved husband Of catSsrinss s1s slaes s
Services on Saturday, May II, al
am. Al the Naval Security
Chapel, 3oth st.. and Nebraska ave
NV, Interment Christ Episcopal
Church Cemetery. owensvllle. Nd.
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OLIVER =, cALEBAuoH,

M oMoIshipfuI Master.
W. r. MORTIMER, Secretary. 10
'F0REN. GUSTAV. The officers and
~. i: + u. ~ ].
Augustana Luthera n
y ST.. NV At IL am. Saturday,
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on Wednesday. May 8. 1893. a
oLEkNE RIcHARDsoN of hGsPs'Hi i74Ps I
st. NV. She is survived BY one
daughter, Mrs. Betty White; one
granddaughter. Other relatives ano
many friends also survive. After
5 pm, Friday. May 10, friends may
call at the Hoffman Funeral Home
300 9Th ST. NV, where services will
be held on Saturday, May IL. at IL
Arrangements by b p. TaYinr- :
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Wednesday, May n, lN03, AZ thl
EssAsfftS9 EYs sfoSE HpiPia1A fHPoaAr6fs 66fq''5 3, EyE
quebec 81. NV beloved wife o.
The late George Thomas Thomaides
mother ,9i Mrs E!eanore Oral
Theodore q Thomaidesi sister o
Thomas z Stone Friends may cal
Home, sn' es6i i4,h INT 81 nv. ~ sHRffi sitsr
am Friday. May 10 parking IA,
neral home on Saturday, Nav III
at $50 ami thence to the Bhrin,
oi the Sacred Heart, 18Th. 81. ant
RfEs e, g q 1s r.. Ma. ESsr' !. Holy S,ts1st sss
al 10 am. for the fepose oi hei
soul. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 10
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PRUITT, REBECcA HOoE. On rhurs

day, May 3. 1868, at Bethesd
% PsuFrr h0SPnSs vie of HtsEcSA the iss. H1o 5s@,
Amos Pruitt and mother Of Maj
McAboy, Betty Smotherman an
Mai. James B. Pruitt. sr. She ais
Is survived by brother, Park
Hooe Of Dallas. Tex; 9 sister, Kath
seven grandchildren. Friends ma
call at the Money 4 King Funera
Home, III West Maple ave, Vienna
Va, where recitation Of the Rosarl
will be held on Friday. May 10. a
s pm. Mass viii be said on satur
Johns Catholic Church, ii Nido I'd :
Mclean, Va. Interment Natinna
Memorial Park Cemetery. Fall
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NANgETTEE ASNgETE 4 4 woEISssa1T. wMooRtsNa Y. n, u;

LYNCH, HAZEL L. ON THURSDAY. MAY
wife o2 he late = Joseph sa' j. pIe5GxfG IyncSi
ErSaGmother Of PatrIcia Lyesn ies Lynch lSSi
and sister Of Mrs. Mamie Mueller,
Wright. Mrs. Leonie La Mon and
Raymond Twliord. Friends may
call At the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, i5i lith ST. Sc.
tparkinE facilitiesl. where prayers
VII be offered on Saturday, May
IL, ~ 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited, Interment Cedar
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ELkINB, DIAL II. An emergent meet
a ing OF Trinity Lodge, No
~ Sssid a. a iosHl.a;;' 4; M cbaDsf csll b
N Wisconsin ave. at Harri-
N~ son st. NV, Washington,
W% d, c., on Friday evening
" May 10, 1903, at q
O'Clock. for the purpose OF con-
ducting Masonic rites for our late
brother and charter member, DIAL
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4. D: !: !: I
the Holy Rosary for our late
brother JOHN Il, McORATH.
TIE REV. VINCENT sfKoRA,
JAMES rrRRRER. sRiEisuat s.sf.tssy. aSslssy.
MEDLEY, CUDDRELL I, on Thurs.
day, May n, 1868. CUDDREfIL /
MEDLEY. Of Latham, Nd. Notice of
funeral later Services BY Frazier
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SMITH. JOSEPHINE ANDERSON.

PHiNE iHSS'psb pHsSbERssoN SMITH MiiH92' Of '9sS; 9s5;
Chestnut 81, Bethesda Nd, beloved
ter % n Isns nu NJ aTd M Snisni tbs Ials qsuJo. Jo.
leph z. Anderson, sister Of Myrti,
Weisner, Frankie Bell. Alma, stro.
ther and James Anderson. She aisc
survived by two grandchildren
Friends may call At the Tysor
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 ERsi
Rockville. Nd. where services viii
be held on Saturday, May n, al
pm, Interment OfeenhIll Gene.
terry, Berryville, Va, 10
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NEWMAN, EDITH n. In loving men-
TEutS. Nrx ~ ny dear mother, EDITH n.
years ago May 10. 1870.
There IL q home not mads hv 49,.
Beyond It's golden door,
awaits the one who's now awax.
Not lost-iust gone before
Hex pppAsUoHTER. ELsIR N
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On wednesdaV' Nay :, 1S5 1853. a RS: her
ELiSABErH f2iAnss; WAsHTNdToN ssfSes9o 4 OWEN VEN
daughter Of Col. Thornton Augustin
washington, direct descendant Of
Samuel Washington; full brother Of
Thornton w. Owen and grand
mother Of Thomas J. Owen. Thorn
W. Beatty. o. r. Friends may cali
at the above residence after 5
ces T Is S.ld May oS sstfsss Srs 'sTy MSy
II, at 10 am. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery 10
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Nay 8, TSHi Isss. Mary HE qI Ann NTisRRNSiSEA PRNKEAY
%Oth.iS nj SSSs Of iSta %s. asnos E PsnS.y ssSysd
MIS- MIS- Margaret Whitley and Albert
Cash, Youngstown, Ohio. Also sur
viving are two grandchildren. three
Observation-Disclosures and q host OF
other relatives. Friends may call al
the Malvan q schey. Inc. Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and r st
NV. today after 5 pm, where
funeral services will be held on Sat
Trosy;. Trdsy May II. st I pm. Interment
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. nhskua0 psae
Friday, M0y 10, 1868 ODsANabSS
DrathH

METRE, BERNICE II. Suddenly. on
May Q, 1868, BERNICE H, METRE
Of 900 Fairoak ave-, West Hyatts-
vile, Nd, beloved. wife Of Fredrick
Metre. mother, Of Janet, jeff and
Daisy Howard. WinOna Abel and
qwyendolyn Logan. Relatives and
neral Home. f7Ss Baltimore ave.
H5ysttSybille: 5SS Nd; No., after 10 an Fri;
Saturday, May II. at $50 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
May D. 1868, at the oeor9e WASH
ington University Hospital, LOUISE
beloved wife o. Luther miller and
SsyS.sd & oeTsd @Si6eF and G ceTS Justine e Msf ksn
Also surviving are her mother. Mrs.
Cornelia c. Burrell; two grandchil-
dren,, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
3O15 18th st, ne. Notice Of funeral
MITCHELL. CATHERINE OLIVIA. On
Wednesday, May 8, 1853: at Ar
OLIVIA OLIVIA MFTcREIE FS:RisIi Of staNTiEhh Sioa i7th
I'd. south. Arlington, Va, the be-
loved wife Of William B, Mitchell,
Roland Brawner, grandmother OF
Catherine B.. Phynes and Frank II.
Brawner.. She also is survived by
other relatives and many friends.
After. 4 pm. Friday, May 10,
friends may call at the william
Spangler Funeral Home, 524 Sth
st. ne. where the Rosary will be
recited at 7:30. pm. Friday, May
10, Mass will be held At 10 am.
Saturday, May II, at Our Lady
Queen Of Peace Church, 10Th and
Edgewood sts. south, Arlington, Va
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 10
MITCHELL, CATHERINE. Officers and
members Of the Bureau Relief Asso-
ciation OF the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing are hereby notified OF
the death Of our late member,
Saturday. May II, 1868, at 10 am.
ROBERT TATE, President.
LILLIAN Z. ROWLAND.
Financial Secretary.
MITCHELL, THOMAS. on Tuesday,
May 4, 1868, at the District Gem
eral Hospital. THOMAS MITCHELL
Of 1903 Dix st. ne. Notice Of
the raft II. Williams Funeral Home,
4445 Deane ave. ne. 10
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'nesdsy. Nav 8. 1868. ANY HOWELL nc ELI
PRESCOTT. Of .46lO Bayard blvd,
beloved wife Of Geo. A. B. Pres
cott, mother Of Mrs. Miriam Trey
OF Suzanne Parrish Of Baltimore.
Md. Also survived by two great
grandchildren. Services at the s
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14th st. NV, on Saturday. May II.
at 2 pm. lparking facilities). In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 10
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y ETEIs,,9 p IA 66AAss, Mas Master. s

PAGAN, sEGAR CHARLES, on
sc4sss gsS9s.dA ehsas Mss d.Uts 9sS " sRHR PTi31s
SH.AasL1Ess sA9NAN q s,i6I.d is, Sash ba ssa
q GLADYS n. ,TsSsn, father oi Mrs,
Rose slsson, Mrs. Shirley Ann Reed
and Samuel Charles. Pagan. brother
OF Mrs, Emmie Fields. Roy Pagan
snGs SIsisSd may y ca. t q bs Ess eaSsfR
where services viii be held on on Mon.
day, May ~. A. 1870 am, Inter-
ions may be b Ssds 81 0ssrt y ths s0eiIiss canesi
Society, Prince 0eorges County
ehsptis.. ei..pIi,,. Ol22 Baltimore blvd gy-
0AIGE. JOHANNA 8. on wednesday.
MMasENS ieeaI tAidv a visnH,ss, va 70, 10
.o s's suI1lysd f'Bs s. "a SsS GiilISS
Hazel q. oaige, and -granddaugh-
yer, Lois Ann oSips. Intsrmsnt in
HAMILTON. ALLEN O., d.. on Fri-
S. REfES h1S 70 & iHPSsaSns4ossn ssn99aD0Sli' 9i.i Is.
loved husband Of Grace T. Hamilton
Of Deale, Nd Funeral on Monday,
May Z, AZ . I'm, from the Taylor
dIoSsss,er gInssM Ghaps, at sh,nnspao,. pIfs Ma ISoi
terment Arlington National Gene
terry AZ 1880 am. ~
HARRIS, ALLIE. on Thursday, May
2, 1898, at Providence Hospital
OF Dorothea j.. Davies and sister
of Thomas and Joseph ouads Of
Davies. Pfayers ct the Simmons
Hope rd.. sc. lparkinR faellitissl,
on Saturday. May, ~ At 10 am
Cemetery. Fails Church, va, Visit
Ina hours until y pm,
Evening star., 1963-05-10

May s.. 1868, GEORGE E. PROC.
oR eoEs, Of e iSSS oS,p Walter tS1ss StoS.,, St M II
one sister, Helen Randolph and
Garland I. Proctor Of Lake Charles
La. William F. Proctor OF New
York and RAYMOND L. Proctor Of
Washington, d. c.; five nieces. two
nepheTs and many other relative.
on Friday. May 10, at the Better
Funeral Home, 1908 Walter ST
Sc, after 8 pm. Prayers at Z
pm. Friday. May 10, at the abovI
funeral home. Services on Satur,
Cyprian's Church, 18th and g SITS
Sc. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery. ARRANGEMENTS By the Bette
Evening star., 1963-05-10

e % %%sdnssdsy' Msy s: 1873 sssso'R5y: ~;
Brooks st. ne. foster son Of Her,
bert and Catherine Ross. Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements BY
Barnes A Matthews.
Evening star., 1963-05-10

TRafiday, NAY 3, 1858. a Is resi- I
aRE%ai aIlP5EtG9i S.i:v.S Va; Join iiS i aE2HERT Ne:
Sro.hsM4 Ssns Mro 81 M, Ann' MsIsm, ssIs,i MssoeE6s,5S
Hugh J. Mcorath, jr, and chSriss
Meorath. Friends may call at the
FitxRerald Funeral Home. 324b Wiz
son biyd. tparking In rear, Arling-
ton, Va, where there viii be a reel
day May 10, A REQUIEM Mass viii
be offered al 81, charies cstholle
Church. $500 North wasnington
saturday. May il .Intsrmsht cal. az
vary Cemetery, Fairfax, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
THE BOWLING LINE
The BOWLING LINE ....
Tenpin Association Elects Mueller

get its first nominees in early
November. Ten candidates will
be selected and the annual Sc
lection will be made by a secret
ballot of a five-man commit
tee to be announced at a Hall
of Fame Dinner"
Working on the projects pro-
motional angles are Matt
Bonnie, secretary of the associ-
alton; Paul Mohn, Irv Barney
Rsy Yaw, Bob Disbennett, Jack
Tasker, Vern Ashbacher, Joe
Miseli, Chef Ness, Ted Yakim-
chick and Fred Glass.
y \ \
There is plenty of action on
the duckpin lanes at Glenmont
where the BEAT the Champ
series is proving very popular
this summer.
Even without major league
champions - the top bowlers
were competing in the Coca
Cola clasSic-Tuffy and Tee