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Mrs. A. 6. Haley,
Attorneys Wife,
Born in Mobile

Mrs. Delphine Delacroix
Haley, wife of Andrew G. Haley
Washington attorney, died yes
terday after a brief illness
while mentioning at the fam
lily winter home at Delray
Beach, Fla. She was 81.
Mrs. Haley was born in Mo-
bile, Ala, and as a child repre-
sented her ancestors in the
Mobile Under the Five Flags"
pageant given there for Presi-
dent Wilson.
She attended junior college
at a convent in Meridian, Miss,
where she was a member of
the SpinSters Club.
The Haleys were married in
1884 after he had received a
law degree from Georgetown
University.
Mr.. Haley is now senior men,
Der of the firm of Haley
Bader and Potts, and has been
active in international and ma
tional agencies Of space Law
and exploration. He has served
on various Federal agencies
and committees in a legal ca
pacity.
The Haleys had recently
moved to 1925 Sixteenth street
NV. after living for years al
1915 Huntington street NV.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Haley is survived by a daughter
Miss Delphine Delacroix Haley;
a son. Andrew G. Haley, jr.; a
niece, Mary Michaela Vogt
and a newphew, Andrew j. H
Vogt. All list the home ad-
dress as their permanent resi-
dence.
A requiem high mass will be
celebrated at II am. tomorrow
at the North Area, Fort Myel
Chapel, with burial in the Ar
llington Cemetery.
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Rev. Walker E. McBoth, SO,
Presbyterian Missionary

The Rev. Walker E. McBath,
88, a Presbyterian missionary,
formerly of Washington, died
yesterday after a brief illness
at De Kalb County Hospital,
Decatur, Ca, where he made
his home.
Botn in Knoxville, Tenn, he
moved to Washington in early
childhood and was graduated
from the old Central High
School in 1892. He later re-
ceived degrees from the Uni
versity of Tennessee and
Princeton Theological Semi
nary.
After his ordination in 1908,
Mr.. McBath was sent as a mis-
sionary to Guatemala. There
he met and married in 1906
Miss Anna r. Alloway of Al
toona, Pa, also q missionary.
Mrs. McBath died in 1860.
The McBaths remained In
Guatemala until i'll health
forced their retirement from
missionary work in 1915. After
a short residence as q minis
ter in Tennessee, Mr.. McBath
worked during World War I as
counselor to German aliens in
an internment camp in Hot
Springs, N. C.
In 1918, he returned to
Washington to live and was
employed by the Bureau Of En-
tomology. Department of Agri-
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Georgy Pushkin,
Soviet Diplomat
In Berlin Crisis

MOSCOW, April Q (AP).-
Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy
Pushkin. 81, a key adviser
in Soviet diplomatic strategy in
the Berlin crisis, died today,
the Soviet news agency Tass
announced.
Mr.. Pushkin began his dip
lomatic career in 1887, serving
in embassies in Slovakia, Ger
Sweden and China.
In 1945, he became political
adviser to the allied control
commission in Hungary. He
took over the Soviet diplomatic
mission to East Germany in
1949, returning to Moscow in
1852 for a two year stint as
deputy foreign minister.
Mr.. Pushkin returned to East
Germany as Soviet ambassador
in 1854 and stayed in that post
until taking up his last post as
deputy foreign minister in 1859.
An experienced negotiator,
Mr.. Pushkin attended a number
of high-level East West confer
ences. He was a member of
Premier Khrushchev's entour-
age at the 1855 Big-Four sum-
nit meeting in Geneva and ac-
companied Mr.. Khrushchev to
East Germany in 1857.
The diplomat was elected an
alternate member Of the Soviet
Communist Party central COM
mittee in 1861 and held a num-
Der Of medals and decorations
including the Order of Lenin.
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SeIden Chopin
Services Held

Memorial services we're held
yesterday for Selden Chaplin,
SO, former director general Of
the United States Foreign Serv-
ice, who died of a heart attack
last Wednesday.
Among the $50 persons at
tending the services at St
Johns Episcopal Church were
the Crown Prince of Sikkim and
his bride, the former Hope
Cooke, Mr.. Chapin's niece.
Mr.. Chaplin suffered his heart
attack while waiting in San
Juan, Puerto Rico, to board a
plane for Lisbon to meet his
wife, who was returning from
Miss Cookies wedding in the
small Himalayan country.
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CULLEN. CATHERINE D snddenlr or

Saturday, March so, 1853, CATH.
ERNIE j. CULLEN Of 1900 connecti-
cut ave NV, beloved daughter OF
the late Charles II. and Rose /
Cullen. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th ST. NV.
on a., WEDNESDAY Aprh 2; az 10 am
Most Blessed Sacrament, at 1896
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gene.
terry. Q
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Slovak, Hungarian, italian and
Japanese.
He was a member of Artists
and Sculptors of Los Angeles,
the International Artists Of
New York and Manzan Gyoksa
in Tokyo.
Mr.. Imrey leaves his wife,
Helen, of 2408 Colston drive,
Silver Spring, Nd, the home
address, who was travelling
with him to Italy; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. G. Eicke, of 1922
Parkwood drive, Kensington,
Md, and Mrs. Peter Santucci,
of 85l5 Ogden court, Spring
field, Md; the brother he was
planning to visit---Stephen, Of
Aneona, Italy-and 10 grand
children.
Mass will be offered at IL
am. Thursday in Christ the
King Church, 1900 East-West
highway, Silver Spring. Burial
will be in Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery.
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culture, until his retirement
from Government service in
l945. During that time. he
frequently preached at WASH
ington area churches.
In Decatur, Ga, he made his
home with his daughter. Mrs
w. H. Close. He also leaves q
sister. Miss Lila I. McBath Of
$500 Fourteenth street NV; .
brother, the Rev. Harvey A
McBath of Eagle Springs, N. c.;
four grandchildren, and one
great-grandchild.
Funeral services and buria
will be in Decatur.
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Frank Imrey, IT, Dies;
Artist and Linguist

Frank j. Imrey, retired art
list, professor, linguist, author
and world traveller, died Of a
heart attack Thursday, six
days after sailing on board the
Saturnia for a planned visit
with his brother in Italy. He
was ~.
Born in PEGS. Baranya Coun-
ty, Hungary, Mr.. Imrey was
graduated from the Royal
Hungarian University Of Art
Teachers. He also studied at
the School Of Master Artists in
Budapest and at the Ecole des
Beaux Arts in Paris.
While in Paris, he received
the 1912 International Stage
Design Award for his work on
the production Of the play,
1.-The Blue Bird"
When World War I broke
out, Mr.. Imrey because a first
lieutenant in the Royal Hun
garian Mounted Artillery. He
received the Iron Cross and
the Hungarian Distinguished
Service Medal, the Life Saving
Medal from Italy, the Chrysan-
themum Order from Japan
and the Austrian Military
Cross.
He was fighting on the east
ern front in 1915 when he was
captured by the Russians and
sent Siberia. During the fol-
lowing four years he escaped
three times.
On the last escape attempt,
he reached Vladivostok and fl
nally Japan, after which came
months Of travel through Man
churia, Korea, Tibet and China.
AS he Travelled, Mr.. Imrey APP
piled his artistic skill by paint
ing and sketching many Of the
scenes he saw - turning out
about 1000 in all.
Mr.. Imrey came to the United
States in 1921 and served as art
director for First National Pic
lures of Hollywood until 1928,
at which time he became a
mural artist for New York City.
He became a citizen in 1925.
Over the years, Mr.. Imrey
served as professor of arts and
the history Of art in Russia
and professor of architecture at
Shanghai University and at
Howard University here.
Before his retirement in July,
1861, he worked more than nine
years as craftsman for the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
During World War II, Mr..
Imrey. served as a lieutenant
colonel in the Army Quarter
master Corps.
Mr.. Imrey had Travelled in
every country of Europe and
many in the Middle and Far
East. He spoke seven languages
- English, French, Russian,
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ACKERMAN, RAYMOND c. On Sunday,
Marbury. Nd, RAYMOND c. ACKER-
MAN. beloved husband Of Mary Z.
Alderman, father Of Lois Windham
Of West Palm Beach. Fla: stepfather
Of A. Lyree Phillips Of Alexandria,
Va Jean 2. McFadden Of Sulphur
oSis. usA. OF or co Cor s'' cove es0o Tex l.
brother Of Ruth Henersholt Of OHIO,
He also Is survived By four grand
children and 10 great-grandchildre
Friends may call at the Arehart
whsTs ser HG@s vii HIS 5. held on mus Ma
chlcamuxep Methodist Cemetery,
Chicamuxeh, Nd. 3
ADAMS, ANNIE. on Friday, March
20. 1858. ANNIE ADAMS OF 222
q Ms. James JAM MatheS sl0' snd @ cousin
burg, Pa; Mrs. Gertrude Moore and
Mr.. Harry Z. Palm OF Harrisburg,
I,s,:n0, Other ts.d ,, relatives snd many
tuesday, April 4 friends ''i may S eaii
81 the Palmer Funeral Home, Az
II st. ne, where services will be
held on Wednesday, April 3, at IL
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
S Ssmssttsry ArranSemsnts By the
A Mach 80, ' 1913. o6ssIE S1 AIPERT
Of 1921. Eastern ave. Takoma Park,
Nd. beloved mother Of Mrs, sally
corwin Of Newton, Mass Nathan
AARS sn & aD s's Oi sRns sp ma Ma Ma
She also Is survived By z brother,
Irving Alpert OF New York. and
six grandchildren, Funeral serv-
Iansky 4 Sons FqnsTel Home; ; Ssoi
sajsnesn. o o. Moray sIsnG April if'i T. a.
z 80 pm. fnterment ohev sholom-
Talmud Torah Cemetery. Memorial
week. g2i2 Watson r.. Silver
may be made TO the Hebrew Home
for the AGED.
BASS - EDWARD ys on SATURDAY; March
Pollcsman). q 800 south Adams a.. l.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband OF
Katie NJ Bass. father OF Warren n.
and joseph Z. Bass. He also Is sur
yived 81 nine grandchildren. Friends
ssl7 Wilson blvd. kriinaton. Va.
after Q pm. Monday, April l. where
funeral services Will be held wednes-
Arlington National Cemetery. .
BREWER, JOSEPH WARREN. On SUM-
%ihREN BREwER.' Slowed ' nus,
band Of the late Eula N. Brewer.
father Of Joseph W. Brewer. b.,
and oeorEe r. Brewer, brother OF
Mrs AIN Alma ~. poE,sE: Also survived
great-grandchildren. Funeral from
The Huntemann Funeral Home.
5732 OeOraia ave. NV. on Wednes-
day. April 3 a. / am. Interment
Cedar nm Cemetery. e
JULIA HANsBoRoUoH. on
April Il 1898, JULIA HANsBoR-
OUCH BROWN passed away at the
District General Hospital Notice OF
BU0BEg. GRACE CORNELL. on sun
day, March 81, 1903, Al san Fran
Sts9hxfe a w, IS ph n. r., c soI gl.L
be late MAJ. Den. and Mrs. Dudley
Emerson Cornell Of Kansas CITY.
20. Mrs. Pred vogsl, 81, q san
rraqs dsss. cam son; Howsga
three grsndchildren aud four great.
gTapdehlidrsn. intsrmsni Arlinsion
National Cemetery.
CAMPBELL, CHARLES y. on Mon
DAY, ApTil /, 1893, at his fssldsnes,
B.VcAMPBhLL,' husband o. n &c az
Katie NJ. Campbell, beloved father
Of Mrs. Helen G. Robbins. Mrs.
eRssis e esSeSsl 'Rd NJ ne sI.D 5aIs
survived By three grandchildren.
Mrs, GLORIA c. Christian Carl c,
BooberF, Mrs. Beverly D. BUS. and
five ersat-grandehildren Friends
payy,,s en- RAM =, hssosi HI,b Hines 2. CO.
parking faeilltiesl. Services At the
above funeral home on Thursday,
April q. AZ ! pm. intermsnt Cedar
Hin Cemetery. q
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often q card Of Thanks
in The Stor meets q need
which can hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
II q sroeioUs expression Of
arotituds 10 those who hove
sent florol tributes but also
eovrsoUsly acknowledges the
services and kindnssssS OF
the many 10 whom q personal
note OF Thanks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of Thanks
moy be ononssd by telephone
TO The Sior, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndoY Star
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Announcement Of
fn Mrmnrtant

CHASE, AMANDA HUMEs. A tribute
! Of love and devotion TO the memory
Of our mother. AMANDA II. CHASE.
who departed this life eight years
ago today, April 2, 1865.
Sleep on. dear one.
-Four your toiling is past;
| Rest on, dear one.
Sweet peace Is yours at last
YOUR SON AND DAUQHTER-IN-
LAW. THOMAS H. AND FLORA
w. CHASE.
GRIFFIN, MARY Z, COUSIN MARY.
In Loving Ef%ePOran S,s q my MA asST
GRIFFIN, who passed away fourteen
years aio today, April 2, 1919.
To know her was to love her.
Both for family and friends.
And the sweetness Of her memory
Time can neither dim nor end.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS.
MABEL LEWIS.
HOULAHAN, ANDREW J. In loving
memory Of our dear father. AN
DREW J. HOULAHAN. who passed
away thirteen years ago today, April
Gone but not forgotten.
DAUGHTERS AGNES, LORETTA
AND ARABELLA
LAYTON, SARAH T. In loving re-
membranes OF my dear mother
SARAH Z. LAYTON, who passed
away tWenty,one years ago today
April 2, 1912.
Thou are gone to the grave
Whose God was thy ransom,
Thy guardian and guide,
He gave thee, He took thee
And He will restore thee.
And death has no StinE
For the Savior has died
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, INEz
TRAYNHAM.
MORRIS, THOMAS CARLISLE. In low
ing memory OF our husband and
father. THOMAS cARLISE NORRIS,
who passed away April 2, 1862.
Things are not the same
since you went away,
But we will always remember you,
Betty II NORRIS AND CHILDREN.
PERRY. LUDIE KATE. In sacred mem-
LUpiE KATE PERRY. who SoO' vas
called 70 eternal rest two years ago
today, sunday. April 2. 1851.
You are not FORGOTTEN. loved one,
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. JAMES Z.
PERRY, AND FAMILY.
RHODES, CECIL y. In loving memory
81 ny beloved husband, CECIL =.
RHODES who passed away one year
ago today, April ., 1862,
You're not iorgotten, loved one.
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memories last,
Cecil ! will remember you.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MILDRED,
sMALLwOOD, ELIzABETH. In mem
DRY OF our mother, ELIZABETH
sMALLWOOD who departed this
1912.
We miss you. though you are gone,
Your memory fingers on,
THE FAMILY.
TRAvERs. WILLIAM HITCH. In low
ms memory Of our father, WILLIAM
IkTfCH ThAVER8, who paNsed away
three years ago today. April 2. 1880.
Though other memories fade away
Upon this mortal shore.
your memory. like the laurel.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
WASHINGTON, ELIzABETH. In sacred
memory OF our dear mother,
ELfzARFTH WASHINGTON. who
600 called 10 eternal rest twenty
i've wears ago today, April 2, 1898.
Mother, We have learned that earth
has M sorrow
That Heaven cannot heal
ana With our hands In Gods hands
We know for sure its real.
Walt for ~, watch for " and By the
grace OF God We will meet
again some day.
DEVOTED DAUOHTERH MARIE
WASHINGTON AND LULA GROSS,
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/, 1868, at his residence, 3524 3D.
brother Of Mrs. Ernest C. Baynard
OF Washington, d. c.; Mrs. j. H.
Rast Of Charleston, S. c., and Mrs.
George r. S. Cornish OF Edisto
Island. s, c. Services will be pri-
ment Edisto Island, 8. c.
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SHE, HUA p. (nee Fu). OF r. d. No.
81. 1903. wife Of Berlin She. mother
OF Heidi and Cynthia She, daugh-
ter OF Aiming A. and Shiuli Fu.
SISTER Of Victor ana EDWARD Frs Fs
Home. 1885 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. on Thursday, April 4,
at pm. Interment Washington
National Cemetery.
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SHORTER. JAMES EDWARD. On Fri

day, March 20, 1858 JAMES ED-
WARD SHORTER q ll44 9Th s..
and brother OF Ruth NJ. Robinson,
William. Theodore, Leroy, Joseph,
Clarence and Melvin Shorter. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. April
2, friends are invited to call at the
st. NV. where the Rosary viii be
recited at 8 pm. REQUIEM mass
will be celebrated on Wednesday
April 3. at Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church. New York and New Jersey
ayes Nj at am; lntermSent
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DPatha

WALKER, ANN CHRISTINE. on Sun
day, March 81, 1868, at her resi-
ANN cHRIsTiNE WALKER, vile Of
Ii. Col. Wayvren X walker tre-
tired). sister OF Mrs. Justine STEM
son. Joseph Marlin and Edward
Marlin. Funeral services on Wednes-
Fort Myer Chapel Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Friends
may call at the Eyerly- Wheatley
Funeral Home 1900 West Braddock
I'd, Alexandria, Va, until time OF
service
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snIT. HoMARn MONROE. on Mon.

day. April / : I0g3s as slblsy Hos;
bs sSS North Sab oSs M AnE.0s s x
father OF O.. Lee Suit and William
II. suit, brother Of Wilfred n. Suit,
Mrs Edna A. Howe, Bernice L.
coale and the late Ethel NJ. Miller,
son OF the late George T. and Jessie
Acton suit. Friends may cail z the
NV, after 9 pm. Tuesday. where
services will be held on Thursday,
April 4. At IL am. lntermsnt
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pHoEBUs, MARIE ANToINETTE. on

BBandaG MaFi b., 5l ,o Ig05io , ~ I6e
burg, Nd. MARIE ANToiNE1TE
PHoEBUs, the beloved wife Of the
late Edgar r. Phoebus, mother OF
Charles n Phoebus OF Washington,
D. C.; Colleen Phoebus Love Of
one gTanddauehter. Mrs. Phocbus
rests Al 0artner'k Funeral Home,
3i6 East Diamond ave, Oaithers-
burg, Nd, where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday, April q,
a. II am. Interment Forest OAK
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PARRIs. WILLIAM 3. suddenly. on

Monday, Apfil T. 1903. al a BIS 81 nome
S1 fi9fir R1 SGRk & Sf sasssnq ve d
Evelyn n. Paris, father Of Alice
N. creei, Arlington. Va William
R., IT. sandra d. and Brenda Q,
Paris, grandfather OF Mary y.
Creel, son Of Alice s. Paris and
brother Of Leon p. Paris. Ransome.
Green Funeral Home. "a Eden st..
Herndon, Va. where services vii be
held at 2 pm. Wednesday, April 3,
1868. Interment Ebenezer Gene
terry, Bloomfield, Va.
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sTANFORD. LURIE 2. on saturday.

March So 1868. at oeorss Wash.
nStk9fHk yn siTESSSyoR bO 81 gIto Mass Mass
Miss Ruby c. Stanford. Mrs,
Janette g. Reed and aunt Of Mrs.
OrVille ID. Thompson and Mrs.
George Wohlfarth. Mr. Wilmer p.
Sparrow and Mr.. oliver II Reed.
Friends are invited TO call at Hy-
songs Funeral Home, 1900 N 81.
NV, where services will be held on
Tuesday. April 2. at 2:30 pm.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FENMICH, InsEPH ALnYsIns q

Monday, April /, 1893, at kiexsn.
dria Hospital, JOSEPH ALoYsiUs
FFNwIcH OF 1906 Huntington ave.
Alexandria, Va. husband Of Mrs
Rebecca +, Fenwich, REQUIEM mass
will be offered on Wednesday, April
. at $3.50 am, at st. Mary,
The rosary will be recited on Tues.
day at s pm, at the Gun.
bingham Funeral Home, Cam.
eron and Alfred SITS, Alexandria
Interment st. Mary's Cemetery.
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BESSIE z. On Sunday,

MINOR, BESSIE T.. On Sunday,
March 81, 1868, BESSIE E, MINOR,
widow OF the late ossorSe a, Minor,
tiers. Mrs. Rosa Finney Of Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. Alice Brown and
Mrs. Katherine Smith; one brother,
Edgar c. stanton of Washington,
d, c., other relatives and many
friends hneI From ,r1snd 70 ~ pm I9esd ~
Morrow a Woodford Funeral Home,
1922 18th st. NV, where funeral
services will be held at ~ noon
Wednesday, April 3, the Rev. Stan
ford j. Harris officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National CemeterY.
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sCunERL ROY. OF alna Lake ave.

SCUDERI, ROY. or 3l06 Lake ave,
cheverly. Nd, on March 80, 1868,
Scuderi. father Of Vincent J. and
Roy A, Scuderi, brother Of Frank
P. Alfred c. and Gilda Scuderi.
Prayers at CHAMBERS Funeral Home,
1901 Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md,
on Wednesday. April 3, at S.45 am.
Mass at Holy Family Church, Cats
kill and Dunlap SITS, HillcreSt
Heights. Md, at 10 am. lnteTment
Washington National Cemetery. ,
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MATHEWS, CLIFFORD HOUSTON, sr

Doctors Hospital, CLIFFORD HoUS.
Jon MATHEWS. ST, of Brtstow;
May Mathews, son of Mrs. Susie
Pauline Powell OF Arlington. Va;
father OF Clifford Houston Mathews,
IT,, Of Orlando Fla, and Mrs.
Dorothy Jean Davis OF Newport
Beach, Calf, brother OF Rufus c.
Mathews OF San Antonio; Tex. and
Va, He is also survived by tive
grandchildren. Friends may call al
the S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l l4th St, NV, after pm.
Tuesday, April , parking facili-
ties): Services from the above fu-
neral home on Wednesday. April 3,
at pm, Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
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WATKINS, GEORGEANNA s. A

Bradenton, Fla, on Saturday, March
30, 1868, GEORGEANNA s. WAT
KINS, wife OF the late Chaplin c,
R-W watkins Graveside services AZ
Cemetery, on Wednesday. April 3,
at 80 am.
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PAIGE. WILLIAM. on SUNDAY. Marct

Of walter Reed Army HospitalJ Of
1896 Shepherd 81; NV. beloved
husband OF Mrs. Claudia B. Paige.
stepiather Of James hstton; " son
brother OF Mrs. Teresa Owens and
Robert Pratt, r.. He also Is sur
vived by other relatives and friends.
Remains MAJ be viewed from 4 to y
pm, Wednesday, April 3, At Barnes
A. Matthews Funeral Home 1913
TdD where funeral will be held
Thursday, April 4. at IL noon. the
Rev. MONTGOMERY officiating, In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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MOORE, lila L. on Sunday, arch
81, 1863. at Suburban Hospital,
lila L. MOORE Of Brunswick, Md,
ana 42y2 insomnar 81 1d 5% osl0vea
Moore and mother Of Mrs. William
c, Voight, Robert g. Moore Of
Miami, Fla., Ralph L. Moore OF
Brunswick, Nd; George W. Harvey
L., Raymond W. and Frank A.
Moore Of Washington, D. c. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 51O1 Wisconsin ave. NV,
where services will be held on
Wednesday. April 3. at pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2
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MosLEY VERNON M on SUNDAY

MOSTLY. VERNON N. on Sunday
March March 81, 1872 Ct Siblsy , Me@9ri q
224O Hall pl. NV, beloved husband
OF Lydia Mosley. Also surviving are
five brothers and three sisters
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
ST., NV. parking ON premlsesl,
Wednesday, April s, at IL am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2
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PEARSON. FLORENCE. on SUNDAY

PEARSON, FLORENCE. on Bundayl
mstsh aiy Igs Ho 1sGsfs E FOR
ENcE PEARSON. devoted mother o.
Mrs. Laura Lee cargill and Mrs,
Maggie Howard. Other relatives and
friends also survive, Mrs Pearson
may be seen al the MONTGOMERY
NV. from b 10 10 pm. April 2
IntNrment Monticello. s. c. Ar
rangements By chtnn,
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SHE. BERLIN. OF R. D. No. 4. Bins

SHE, BERLIN. OF r. D. No. Z, Bing-
hamton, N. Y, on March 81, 1868,
husband OF Hua p. She. father Of
Heidi and Cynthia She ana son OF
Chao Pal Shin: brother of Yen
San Shin and Yu Ii Chen. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, $3.50
Geoigia ave, Silver Spring, Mo,
on Thursday, April 4, at | pm.
Interment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery
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Of 842 L 81. NV She is survived
BY one niece. two nephewt, two
sisters-in-law, Lille Wallace and
friends, After ) p.m wednesday,
April 3, at 3 PM funeral time,
friends may call at Latney's Funeral
Home, 1881 Oeorgia ave, NV In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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EVANS. GERTRUDE PULLMAN. Or
Friday, March 20, 1903, GERTRUDE
P. EVANS Of 1915 New Hampshire
ave. NV. GraveSide services AND
gao pm, in Arlington Nationa
Cemetery, Arrangements BY the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, 740O Georgia
ave. NV.
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SAUNDERS, NEWTON l.. Jr. OF s4ls

18th -pl, Sc, on March 80, 1868
son Of Mrs. Mabel Saunders, brother
OF Mrs. Haze Mckinney, Billy Z
and Robert l.. Saunders. Eight niece'
and two nephews survive Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
18th ST. Sc, on Wednesday, April
3, at ] pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 2