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William F. Simpson, Sr., II,
Former Gu Professor

William Francis Simpson, ST.,
OF 940l Crosby road, Silver
Spring, a professor of bac-
teriology at Catholic University
for 40 years, died Thursday of
heart disease at Providence
Hospital. He was IL.
Born in Washington, Mr..
Simpson received a BS degree
from Catholic University in
1920 and an MA from George
Washington University in 1882.
During the l92Os he was asso-
ciated with his father, William
Aubrey Simpson, in the Old
Walker Hill Dairy and later
with his brothers as president
Of the Wakefield Dairy.
Mr.. Simpson became a part
time instructor in biology at
Catholic University shortly
after his graduation. In 1890
he started teaching full time
and continued until his retire.
ment in 1851. Since 1861 he has
remained with the department
Of biology as curator of the
departments special apparatus.
Mr.. Simpson, who served in
the Army Medical Corps from
May 1918 to June 1919, has CO.
authored many papers on
bacteriology with Leland w.
Paar of George Washington
University. He has also CO.
authored articles on parisit-
ology with DR.. Theodore Won
Brand.
A member Of the Holy Name
Society and st. Michael's Par
ish in Silver Spring, Mr.. Simp-I
son belonged to several scien-I
tific societies as well, including
the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science;
the American Society for Mi
crobiology; the Society of
American Parisitogolists; the
American Association of Uni
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boys club work for many years,
and founded several branches
Of the club in New Jersey
during his years Of private
practice. He recently received
an award for this work from the
national organization Of the
Boys Club.
He leaves his wife, Ethel Mat
lack Of the home address, PATS
Virginia avenue NV; a son,
Robert I. Matlack Of Phoenix;
and two daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet Amey Of Kansas City and
Mrs. Ethel Parr Of Orangeville,
Calf.
Services will be in Phoenix
on Monday.
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Isoioh MotIock, 81, Dies;
Justice Trial Attorney

Isaiah Matlack, 81, who
handled the treason indictment
of poet Ezra Pound for the
Justice Department in l945,
died yesterday in Phoenix Ariz.,
where he was on assignment
for the department.
Mr.. Matlack, who also tried
the 1854 Federal Housing
Administration housing fraud
cases in Puerto Rico and the CT
trade school frauds in Pennsyl-
vania In 1850, had been in
Phoenix with his wife for sew
eral months preparing the Gov
ernment case against a group
Of men charged with defraud-
ing a savings and loan associa-
ton.
A native Of Elizabeth, N. j.,
Mr.. Matlack was educated there
and at st. Joseph's College,
Philadelphia, and at Catholic
University. where he was grad
uated In 1917.
After serving in the Army
Judge Advocates office during
World War ]. he engaged in
private practice in Newark.
He served as assistant United
States Attorney for New Jersey
from 1919 to- 1921, and as
United States Attorney for
Newark in l948 and l949.
In 1912 he became chief of
the Justice Departments War
Frauds section in New York In
1945 he came to Washington as
head Of the War Frauds section
here. He transferred later to
the Criminal Division, where
he was a senior trial attorney
until his death.
Mr.. Matlack was active in
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In MFnlnrtunt
l Anlneuneemsnts Sf

ABBOTT, DANIEL. In memory Of ny
dear husband, DANIEL ABBOTT,
who passed away four years ago
today February ?. 1883.
LORETTA oRfT9sA AND an PSs Son. si'TESisasH65 RE2YaH65Np.
ALLEN. MIS-. 0EORoIE 4, In iovIns
menory q MRS. oKoRolE II
ALLEN, who departed this life AZ
years afo today February ., 1857
six year. hays passed since that
when ihs one We loved was eslisd
Rg. In oaf hearts she liveth san
With loving .remembranes sou
oRANppAtoH4RIh AND s1sruas.
FEARs0N Ar q ~. AN. a. z; ia e icyi9s man
mother. anna Z. FTARsoE. wSo
February ,. 1913. -
In our hearts your memory fingers
Bweetly, tender. fond and true
There "a net 2 day that passes
DAgHaihirER. g sLESsoRi al nm aSS 8 yzE. ssS
GfLLEM, RICHARD A. sacred 10 the
memory OF RICHARD a. OILLKM
our brother, whom God has taNen
unto Himself and who died Febru,
HkrTTrE.O PARKER. NORBERT.
HARRIS, JAMIE HILL. In ioylnE nan
RS. vbo o pans passsd iAsu1 sHsy Ai5. ah. 49, va
Ago today EsbruAry b. 1862.
HEH pEVoTED NIECE. LUCINDA
NORRIS, HENRY =. In loving NAM
oTy OF my brother. HENRY 81 NOR
RiS, who departed this life nlne
years aEo today, February o, 1884
Deep IN or I'VE. 4 . lonely spot
But naught can take your memofy
That shines there and always
toyNSEEYis YOUR SISTER, oLVrA
NIwroS MAaIEE m FRANCIS Walk.
nmaa;;h,, na; In Iesa.s losins ., memory Of ger
MARTEE fRAscHs WALKER Wv.
ION. who departed this life i've
years aEo today, February b, t05N
chiaaph chiaaphss, e qg,yAlNpcHiLD. sisfkR
OWNS; TEASkLYN A., a loylng tFi6.
OWENS, who departed this me one
year ago today February %. 1852.
Our thoughts Of you do not lie
InAnlmats. concealed In seaiins
They are never lost
hut hke you, are graded deep.
When lhey Will awake-and sfna.
MS DEVOTED WfFE AND FAN
ROBINSON, JEMiMA o. In lovtns
memory of our dear mother and
HIandmolhet, JENNA !. RoBiN.
BON, Who left W seventeen years
aEo today, February .. iatB
Thar A. sttt a. -. a.. - -.
today
That passinE years cannot tabs
aWaY
A pises IN ~, hearts that nothing
ssu fill
will
ARCHIBALD AND MILDRED
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Uarn nf Chunks

ARTHUR 2. The FAM
ily Of the late ARTHUR Z. BRUM.
BAUoH wish TO acknowledge with
sineeIe appreclatlon the many ex.
kindness rendered during our recent
bereavement.
DAUGHTER, ALICE, AND LoNoo
FAMILY. t.- 10
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CEMETERY LOTS

FoSI SAkbSS kIsso[SfHTrTs ~ fHI EScso2Fs soF Two
CALL IL, a-fbiO
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth ~ and Mass Ave III. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7iO0 uEoRotA AVE. NV.
nA 1.7Att
9 Bias North Of Walter Reed Hospstai
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Dfatha

ALBER. WILMER =. on Thursday
February 4. 1853. at his residence,
l725 New Hampshsire ave. NV.
WILMER r. ALDER. beloved hus-
band Of Hilma H. Alber, father Of
Mrs. Jean Alber and Horrock g.
and Harry Francis Alber. He also
Services at the 8. H, Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV, on
Sunday. February 10. at & pm.
tparking facilities). Interment
OskalooSa, Iowa. 10
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MILLS. MARIoN FARauHAR on

ThaIidsy; February d 1888. In IN
HAR MILLS. wife Of the late Ronald
Van Auken Mills, mother OF Mrs.
Mills and sister Of Ma FtheI y
Thomas and A. DOUGLAS Farquhar.
There also are five Grandchildren
and six great-grandchlldren Bery-
zee sunday. February 10. al 3
pm. ~ the home Of her brother.
The Ctdars," Sandy Spring. Nd.
tnnLsrment Friends Cemetery, Sandy
Hprlnt, Mo. 10
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Az SsSTs.fy; FHISS Isss =. q e..asIi; TssIt;
husband Of Mrs. Eva W. Fiannagan,
father OF Mrs. Mary Anne Cook,
Mrs. Margaret Y. Herter and Mrs
Flannagan. brother OF Miss LlEzls
4. Flannagan and Eva ~ Dettor
"riends may call Al ths Lee Funeral
1me, 9TH u. and Mass. ave. ne.
Nere services will be held on
"A 1day. February II, at 1880
a.: interment Cedar Hiil Gene
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DE LILLY, BARBARA ANNE. On Fri.
CAV, FEBRUARY 8. 1868. BARBARA
ANNE DE LILLY OF 11O6 Columbia
"a, DIV. Notice Of funeral later.
Arransements By Frazier. 10
DICKERsoN. JAMES s. On Friday.
renrgary >, 1885, JAMES 8, DICK.
ERsQN beloved husband Of Grace
minta Dueksworth. Also suryiving
are 9 sister. Laura j. Bundy; two
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
Inc. " SuIie'
FALLoN. THOMAS LEO. On Thursdsy
FALLON Of 1912 Hamilton Manoy
or. Hyattsville. Nd, beloved hus-
Dand OF Grace M. Fallon, father on
Mrs. Mary c. Kattus. Mrs. Grace Nj
Hinopalf Father Thomas L. Fallon
~ Father Joseph Z, Fallon, b, p
and Father John A. Fallon, o. p
prother Of Miss Elizabeth A. Fallon,
MRS. Katherine Mundorff, Mrs. Msry
b9zzo: Mis- Anna A.. William q and
1muno Fallon. He also Is survived
ean at oasch's Funeral Home. i73A
after 8 pm. SATURDAY Fsbruary aI 4 /
until 1l:ib am. Monday, February
IL thence 70 ST. Jeromels Catholie
Shurch, Hyattsville. Nd. where me
noly sacrifice Of the mass viii BE-
olIered Tor the repose OF his soul Al
go m. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 40
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noonMAN. LucIra LAnRY.

nbOUMANs LNNNNN EANKhs SUD-
1868, At ths ws.hinGton sasitstlyH
and HospitAl Takoma PARK, Nd /,
tUcIUs LARRY GOODMAN OF 1885
nenilNorth ave, ne, the beloved
husband OF Mrs. Ruth Ann Graham
Goodman and devoted son OF Mrs
MARY Ann Goodman, Ne also leaye'
seven children, Lueiua, h., Eve An
CELIA, Brenda joyce, Elvin James
Ruth Mae and infant Thsresa Ar
Goodman a brother. Willie GOOD,
man. two sisters, Mrs. Alice oaus,
and Mrs Nora Jones. an uncle
Curtis Durrant, and host Of othei
relatives and friends Friends maj
call on SUNDAY February 10. be-,
tween ] and 10 pm. AZ the funera
home Of Alexander Pope sii
MONDAY. Fs6rusry HI, pI
Al he 81 paul a " u Church
tth and Emerson sts, nv lh'
Rev Oeofge Reid offlciatins In,
termsnt Arlington National Gene
terry. lO'
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fHELMA c. The members
Chapter, No. 90. o. Z. g.,
are notified to assemble
At the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home. 1891 Good
Hope rd. Sc, at 7:30 pm.
3 un day. February 10,
! Eastern Star services for
e sister THELMA c.
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sTAMLER. oKORdE =. fHucKl An

denly. on Thursday, February Z.
9EoRqE Il IiucKI kTAMTSss u
brother OF William y and james Il.
s.smler and Anna May Foley, Fu-
Funeral Home, 474s Wlsconsln ave
n;ws on Monday. February II, at
lO:50 In, Interment Arlington Ma
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BEUCHERT. CHARLES r

day' February 8 iss5, Al PrlhnTsI; lhTI,
ssucaERFF sspEsfI FOsPitsI II sds, cHAELEs CHARLES 7.
Bladensburg. Nd, the beIoyed nus. h
band OF Mrs. Lyllian /. Beuchert,
pf Silver spring, Nd. lie also
survived BY two grandchildren
snd three Weat-Erandehildrsn.
neral Home. 9TH st. and Mas.
held on Tuesday, February N is. 2.
~ ~ S'm. Interment ArlinEton
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EsSIaary fnsa I. lSss.a AMASnpAI n AIHlFsday. v sTN..
NETT 9i 7sl North Wsshinston st.,
late John ". Bennett. mother 'Si oi
Virginia Mae King. Arlington w. and
Paul e. Bennett, sister OF Lillian
s,ss1Ols4El; ses%asfaS;.eth HATTIE pss,, ,shors. Mar
G, and Raymond Custer. Also sur.
viyed BY. five grandchildren. Friend,
may eall At the Colonial Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Rock.
VILE Nd, where services will be held
qqn Monday February II. At II am
Cemetery. IN
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0ERo. ANnREM. on w.dn..d.,

0Si FsSfiusiV nSTHtcd b ticsds SSDRMEs%s RMEssHcseas oaRe
q osOt MAdawaskG rd., Glen Echs
Heishts. Nd, beloved husband oi
M1ss.. AR1s p 90 o'r2 2,,i.L isshsI q chsrl.I @
son OF Nj. and Mrs. Alec ORC 81
vlntondals, Pa, brother Of Mar,
Irankiin Of Bsrwyn Hsishti, No.
GEORGE sirawsky Of Hightstown
n g, and Rose Lindsey Of spfina
s.israNy, slsi Va yIs,,,s,, SrlsnS, NAY call o O.
day, February 10. between 2 ane
pm and Z 10 y pm. AZ ths
Bethesda Chevy chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A, Humphrey, ne.
thesda, Nd, where services will b.
held on Monday, February ~, Al
nJ0 an. Intermsnt Arlington Ma.
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MILLER. IVA 9: On Wednesqgy. Feb:
s4i5 POEhatan ra;, Riysrdale, Md,
sd sHvsS SOtSef Ss Of pf MEs Rens5S SUSn q esr clos
MRS. Pauline Mathis, Arthur r.,
Leonard r, and William T. Miller.
She also is survived BY eighteen
grandchildren and q great-grand-
eaughter; Friends may call at
Saschs Funeral Home, 413D Balti-
pm. Friday. February 5, where
services will be held on Monday,
FEBRUARY IL, at PIN. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery. 10
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bALLEfi dsI i.SSLLafIOkD SLLfIOkD ~. M; On ThTI,;
BAfIEY of s5Oo RSss MnSssOtaE S.dsE0Eo SS.
Sc, the beloved husband OF Eliza
s. and Clifford w. Bailey. IT,: Floyd
Bailey Of Wellston. Ohio; Ralph
Mrs. Eva Gritton OF Yueaipa, Calf.
He also is survived BY eleven
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81.
ana MASS ave. ne. where services
VIII be held on Sunday, February
10, ct 2 pm. Interment nrivafe 3
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DAkBY. JANE BILL. on Thursday
nap npeh5Ysry 1883. JAMIE BELL
Henry. Ernest and ollie DarSv sista1
q Mrs: Kathryn Reid, Mrs., Lueiiis
howard. Mrs, Berniee Chisley, Ma
Neivet -Brazel George, Booker n
John W. and Thomas Giles. After
: pm. Saturday. February o, friends
may eau q the johnson a jenkins
NV. Services at Chariotte Wiss,or
House Of Prayer. 1871 7th ST NV
sunday. February 10. at / pm. In.
terment Carver Memorial cemetery
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FERRELL. JAMES AUSTIN. OF 20
iHfessssI Sn SsSfSsry Sss Scs SsSiSs SsSsnd nc q
virginia N, Ferreil. father Of Carl
7. Ferrell, Margis 3. cardosi. Marie
Edwards and Mildred Z. De Vries.
services at Chambers Funeral Home.
sbb5 oeoIgia ave, Silver sprins, !,
MO. on Tuesday. February I2, al
II am. Interment WashinRton Ma
tional Cemetery.
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MOSS. JOHN THOMAS. on prIds,

fssiu;Ts 3, nSsAI; 1893. a. Gn Sis rElsas. hoas.
sCss 'i9iHll OHs iiAoSEsss ESSs, EEs:SIaiss.: Ss::
ffother Of Rodsrick B. Moss and
uncle Of Mrs. David L. Yelion, Nj.
Moss rests At the Warner Y. PUN
phrey Funeral Home. sfy4 oeorEla
ave; Silver sprinF Nd. where
ssrviee will be hsld on Monday,
faeilitiesl. Interment Port Llncoin
Cemetery. Friends may visit at the
FUNERAL home after pm. Saturday
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ht tcEs cRisEH.ss q 8 Be- lpfs ias sEHTaA \: y. :: =
loved wife Of Harry Mitchell, de-
voted mother OF Leepoy EilibTe.
peegy, Holston and Vera Mitchell.
she also Is survived By sisters, Mrs.
Viola Wheeler: ~ grandchildrsn, !,
other relatives and friends. After
l pm. Sunday. February 10. friends
may call At the Frazier Funeral
Home. 3sg Rhode Island ave. Nv.
services MONDAY rebruary n a.
odlst Church. i7is North csp2tol aei
gt., ne Rev. Collins Lee officlailne
lnterment Arlington National Gene
htEN. 10
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coRfNNE BROOKS, W. NJ.
MARIE W. LINTHIcUM. secy. II

JOHNSON. WILLIAM A. On Thursday
EiisssS.ks Disss ksrriAS iSs' L. :. sNsSsN NISes 4Ss iSs.
merly of 1904 q 81. Sc, husband OF
the late Mary 2. johnson. father oi
William A. johnson. ir. and Mis-
Mary 3 johnson. brother Of Robert
L. Edward NJ. Clifton and Philir
johnson. Mrs, james White. Mrs
tonuto. Friends II nnay cali AZ thk Z ~ y,
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Massa.
ehusetts ave. ne. after 3 pm
Saturday, February Q. where service,
will be held on Monday. February
IL, at 2:30 pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery 10
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ALDER. WILMER y. 4

communication OF Potomac
Lodge, No. 5. F. A. A. M,
Is called for 7:45 pm.
Sunday, February 10,
1868, at the 8. II. Hines
Co, Funeral Home, 29Ol
l4th st. NV, Washington,
T the purpose OF conduct
mic chapel funeral services
late brother, WILMER r.
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JAMES c. MOsELEY, w. NJ.
=. WALTER CARTER. Recy. 10

ATwATER. LEWIS CORNING. On
Thursday. February Z, 1868. at his
LEWIS CORNING ATWATER, ths'
son Of the late Frank J. and Ada
John H, Marvllle. Memorial sery.
ices will be held at the All-6ouls'
Unitarian Church, 18th and Har-
ward SITS. nv. on Sunday, Febru-
ary 10, at pm. Interment private
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IOHNsON. WILLIAM a. An emerGenl

!! =! |: !: 4 !:
~ Mass. ave. ne, for the
purpose Of conducting Masonic fu-
neral services for our late brother,
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON. Interment
0e0AI ihMEs M eRessk H ecssAkARn. wM
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htEsT T.sI.ly sHSESh ass n on h, ThSEsa1y pI.tIis
osnsrsi Hospital. ERNEST n.
Of Mrs. charles s. Burgers Of Allen.
town. Pa Mrs.. John osmond Of
kefst' both of Lancaster, pa ~.
neral services at the Pred y oroff,
Inc, Funeral Home. 23f West
oranGe g., Lancaster. Pa, on Mon
day. February II. At 1890 pm.
taneastsr. "a Ihers VII bs NJ
visitation Sunday. February 10. q
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pv1,g!1A ,g1AMEs z; E. cTAASAEp: TAs "; NJ.

JONES, MARGARET ETHEL (nee
s'' fsss aASoAREF S5 sEle,i ErhsI RsfrusSS sosEs 5
(nes Phillipsl Of Is Sleepy Hollow
n r. vSsS pals ShTTsh Church Va; & BELOVED ,S VII, {;
Mrs. julie smith 'Sf's; q colIeSs S"fr Park. (.
Nd. and Mrs. w r. Fannine. IT,,
OF HaTwood Post Office, Nd; daugh-
ter of Mrs. Julia J. Phillips. sister
Of Mrs. Cora r, Moran and 7. n.
Phillips. she also is survived BY
grandehiid. Services al the III
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2aOi 18Th
81. NV, on Tuesday, February ~.
at 10 an. tparkine faeilitiesl. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, III
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day, FebFuafy 4. 1858, al The resi-
aenee q her lon. 1928 goeslyn d.
Beloved SS EDIaS @o.S,r e. st.pss.1T sszTqLfhSs p NAN
den. Funeral services viii Be hsld
on Monday' February II. At III
and y sts. NV. Interment private.
cSsvI ccHs tuf!hsr rhsr. intormstion. call the
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THOMAS I. Members Of
spalding Council. No. lif.
KNIGHTS OF Columbus, are
> Brother THonAs s0fa'P T. PAL o.
= LON, and are requested To
assemble At s:15 pm. sun
day. FEBRUARY 10, 1888, At
Funeral Home, 4730 Balti-
we, Hyattsville. Nd. for the
ION of the rosary.
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Friday. February ), 1853. al Mont
gomery County Hospital, ARTHUR
wELtT;oI,N nstI;I,N MICHAEL Of Emory Ia.,
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Services at the s. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2gOl 14th
st. NV, on Sunday, February 10.
al 4 pm. parking faeilitiesl. inter-
ment Elk Garden. W. Va.
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MOzON. CHARLES. On wednesday
February z, 1858, CHARLES MoZoN
loved husband OF Jeannette Mozon.
father of Deborah. ana charle,
ea' noson' u; son o. VT, Amanda 2
oils .. and selSa Moron. Other
After Z pm. Monday, February II.
friends may call Al the Frazier ~.
neral Nome. 1850 Rhode Isiand ave
NV. Funeral Tuesday, February 1s,
ssptis. Church. "a y ana aRys' sys Sc S'5%sl 4
TIE Rev. Y, L. Patterson officiating,
intsrmsnt Carver Memorial PARK II
NEDD. cLEM w. on WEDNESDAY. Ysb.
fuaIy o. 1888. GLEN W NEDD Of
basSand sS y Fys NAs la9iS, iSIi bfieSss ;s'S.5
Ql counciii Nedd and brother Of
Marie Benn. Mcneil Mitchell and
William Hedd Many other Isla.
pm: SUNDAY, February 70, friends
pun,rs 1i''ia aoms ss 40 Rhos, ss rislss i,isss
ave. NV. Funeral services on Mon.
Lhs Tenth street Bap,l,i Church.
10Th and r sti NV the Rev !
carver sfnI z.mafisi S5risl''ss PslE in''rnsn' r.
PEARL. ALBERT. on Thursday, Fsb.
ruafy y 1893, ALBERT PEARL OF
lnI zhth place a,e, beloved huts
band OF Yttta Pearl Funeral tery.
iefa and intefment BROOKLYN, N. Y.
tDanKanaky Funeral Service
PEARs0N. THOMAS LEROY. on
ThoHss ThRSoGHs1ses tERoSSS' fPlsIiRsos Of ies1 iSos
East Capitol I, the beloved. hus.
band Of Anna Payne Pearson, father
sne brother N Mrs s0'ephih nsiiis psaSssn eafsss
payne Qf Remington, Va and Al.
bert A. Pearson OF Hume, Va Friends
may call Al the Lee Funeral Home
4th a. and Mas ave ne where
sstyiesl sill b held on Monday
Fehfuarr ilt A. I pm. tnlefment
Cedar mi Cemetery. 10
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52Ol Wheeler I'd Sc, on February
g., 1858, husband OF Frances !.
Miller and Thomas Miller brother
Sohoeneman and John p. Wilson,
uncle OF Charles Sch0eneman Serv.
ices at Chambers qeorgetown Fu-
neral Home, 3O72 NJ ST. NV. on
Tuesday February IL. at t.i5
Cemetery. Those desirinE may send
contributions to their favorita
charity II
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day, FEBRUARY 7. 1853. at II the Wssh. hu5s
cRHsrAiISsFP SHstSn iHI1sPitsI Z, Ger ScspteT WILLIAM
formerly of Philadelphia. Pa. be-
ioved nusnand Of Edna T. crusemire
orother Of Theodore. Francis AM
Mildred Crusemire all OF Philadel
phia, Pa. Friends may cail Al IN,
blfch Funeral Home, 3034 NJ al
NV" after 3 pm. Saturday, Febru,
ary .. Friends may meet Al IN,
memorial Gate at 9:45 am. Grave
se sioe services and interment Arline
FEBRUARY IL. at 10 am, 10
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Kgss; rs,I PEEsTSS IosS q ptnv9onE On Eriday; Eee;
band Of Derothy j. Russ sands and Brother fSs
OF Louis =. Russ. Also Surviving
are his nieces, nephews, other rela-
tives and many friends After 4
pm. Monday. February II. friends
Funeral Home, 1920 9th 81. NV.
Services will be held at the John
Wesley A, M. z. Zion Methodist
Church, l4th and Corcoran SITS. NV,
Or, Y. Franklin Jackson officiating
lnterment Lincoln, Memorial Ceme-
tery. casket will not be opened
After services. Iii
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FRUfsbAIs FRRGUfs AnIsssrGatF' q 90 isss' ssS e FLAME
ths beloved daushtsr Of Carl wash.
lnEton and Mrs. Edna Allen. She
also leaves husband. Robert Trues.
dale brother, three sisters,
mother and other relatives and
friends Notice OF funeral later
hrrangements BY Alexander g.
Pope.
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son ct., Silver Spring. Nd, on Feb-
ruary z, 1858, mother OF Natal NJ.
Diamond, grandmother Of Eugene
y. Diamond. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, SB55 Georeia ave.
SILVER Spring, Md. on Monday.
the Greek Orthodox Church OF sts.
Constantine and Helen. AIS 18th st.
NV, at 2:30 pm. Interment Long
Island, N. Y. 10
Evening star., 1963-02-09

LsBoNTE. DAVID PAUL. on Friday
February \, 1888, AZ me rauonl
DAVID PAUL LaBoNTE of 50Oi
of M and Mrs.. Harold L. Labonts
Richard Lawrence and Paul BERNARD
LABonte. grandson Of Mrs Neiii,
LABonte And Mr.. and Mrs Paul b
Holmes David fests 81 the warnel
Pumphrey Funeral Home. si<ii
oeorRia ave, Silver Bpring, Nd
where friends may visit after 7 pm
saturday tparklnn facilitieal, MAai
will BE- offered for the repose Of hi
soul on Monday, February ~. al
1880 an At ~. Catherine tAbouT,
Catholic Church. 1901 ciafidse I'd
Silver sprina, Nd fntefment oat'
Of Heaven cemstery. sympathy maS
be expressed IN the form Of me.
MORALS 70 the American Cancer
Society, MontgomeYy County Unit
fpis cordell ave. Bethesda, Nd, n
LAKE, GENE y. on 1hursday PEP.
Tuary Z, ip8a, oENE K. LAKE, be-.
loved husband Of Marjorie W. Lake
son OF stella and the late Pau
Leach. brother OF stanley Leach
Bertha sronduris, stspha Taylor
stella Lively and Sophie Bruni
Mattinaly Funeral Home, 1871 lith
Al Sc parking faeilitietl, after 9
pm Friday, where services vill b.
held on Monday FebruaTy u .aI
~ noon Relatives and friends In
yiisd intermsni Afllnston National
Cemetery. 10
, 1963-10-05
ADDITIONS FOR
PLAY CONTINUE
MONDAY NIGHT

Additions for parts in the stage
play George Washington Slept
Here will be resumed Monday
nigth at st. Dunstan's School Au-
ditorium it was announced today
by Dan Eckley who will direct
the new play. According to Mr..
Eckley, many Of thu important
roles in the forthcoming st. Croix
Community Theatre still need to
be cast.
acting experience is not all
necessary" said Mr.. Eckley in
making the announcemcn mt CALI
ing for more people on the island
to come for try-outs. "All you
need is the desire to be part of
the theatre. u. and to enjoy work
ing with people on a worthwhile
community project"
George Washington Slept
Here" is a hilariously funny COM
edy based on the misadventures
and problems encountered by a
family who move to the country
and a 200-y,ar old house after
knowing nothing but big-city
life. Finding a COW in their kitch-
en- begins their discovery of what
life in the country can be Like.
1T was easy to cast the cow"
said Don Eckley, since all we
h lar is the moo"
The male and female roles in
the play number a total of II
and run from the age Of IA to 65.
Continued on page @
, 1963-10-05
HURRICANE FLORA
LASHES CUBA:
HIT MAINLAND

Hurricane Flora isn't dad yet.
Her winds have struck Haiti
causing untold damage there and
now she has swung around setting
an cratic course, and has hit
Cuba with winds reported to be
upwards of 125 m.p.h.
Wealth r bureau reports fear
that most dangerous hurricane of
the year may turn her attention
to the coast of Florida with 100
m.p.h. winds.
These winds were thought to
be the cause of the waves which
pounded Frederiksted yesterday,
causing the Harbor Masters
Launch to be crushed under the
Frederiksted Pier and washing
away docks belonging to Sprat
Hall and William ]. Thayer's
Estate Butler Bay.
, 1963-10-05
PEACE CORPS
AT
AVIS OFFICE

The st. Croix Avis is in receipt
of literature regarding the Peace
Corps.
This material includes q book
let, written in both English and
Spanish, which tells the exact
functions Of the Peace Corps.
Also, the Avis has a limited
supply Of The Peace Corps Vol
unteer Questionnairy'' which tells
what the requirements are to join
the Peace Corps.
This information is available to
anyone who is interested in it.