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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

The steel industry was given
a sharp rap on the knuckles at
its big annual meeting In New
York recently. One Of the speak
ers said bluntly that the steel
industry had fallen behind In
research and creative selling
and warned the steelmen To
wake UP ito make sure that
steel becomes part Of - and
not a casualty from - the
materials revolution"
c. q. Suits, the General Elec-
tric research vice president who
raped his hosts so openly was
way off on the timing Of his
criticism He would have been
right had he made this speech,
say, q couple Of years ago.
He was not right in making
1t In spring 1868, for the steel
industry has awakened to the
threat to Its life. It Ia concen-
trAting on development Of new
products. 1t is stepping up Gre
alive selling, It Ia working to-
ward an all.out program to ex-
pand its present markets, gain
new ones and recApture mar
kets previously lost to Compel
ing materials - such as alumni
mum, plaStics, wood.
New Products Field
To prove this, here are some
Of the things going on In the
vital new products field.
While most people probably
think Of steel as the heavy,
massive material Of bridges and
locomotives, today's steel actu-
ally Is 10000 different steels,
each with It's own characters
tics and properties - ranging
from steel so porous you can
blow smoke through 1t, to the
steel that goes into heavy equip
ment.
Now the significant point Is
that coming out Of the labora-
tories are hundreds Of improved
and new types Of steel that will
be competitive at home In d
abroad. For instance, the indus
try is producing improved gal.
vanized and other coated steels
for use In auto mufflers and
tail pipes to cut down car re-
pair bills. 1t is introducing rust
Inhibiting. low-alloy. high
steels which can slash
construction costs. 1t is devel-
oping vinyl-coated steel wire
which can eliminate forever the
need for painting fences,
simultaneously, 1t is finding
new uses for conventional steels.
In home construction, 1t Is bat.
ling wood and other materials
With steel foundations systems
which require no excavations
md can be put UP In q day. In
he leisure-living market. 1t is
promoting the steel swimming
pool for the $1,000 $4,000 q
year income bracket. For the
arm, 1t is producing inexpen-
i've galvanized steel shelters
hat induce cattle and hogs TO
Eat more.
Here are instances Of what's
going on in the selling sphere.
Tin Cans Pushed
Until q relatively few years
ago. almost all soft drinks were
.old in bottles. Now the steel
industry is vigorously pushing
The use of tin cans. In 1852, Ia
billion tin cans Of carbonated
beverages were sold. represent
.ng almost 10000 tons Of tin
plate. This Is picayune COM
Jared with the 35.5 billion.unit-
l.year soft drink market, but
asst year alone the industry
Ipent more than 500 million to
urn out thinner, lighter and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
Tin Cans Pushed
ODD.LOT TRADING

NEW YORK tApl:z :,iI re. E.v YER, x:,.
odd.iot transactions BY principal
dsalsrs for June a rureha,es 81
shares including 1924 shares Seld
short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

report boom in sales continued
in May. Pontiac's 64,161 assem-
blies broke April record Of 6o.-
269: Buick delivered 46, 799 cars,
most since 1885, and Chevrolet
sales OF 254,274 cars and trucks
were the highest In 10 months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK tAP).-Foreism exchange
In dollars and doeinals Of q dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK CAP) Noon over the
30. asked, net change ana yield ior
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Bethesda Cleric
Wins $3.50 Grant

- The Rev. Leroy s. Graham,
1925 Adelaide drive, Bethesda,
Md, has been awarded one of
five $3.50 grants by the Divi-
sion Of Temperance and Cen
yeral Welfare. Methodist Board
of Christian Social Concerns.
The grants are for graduate
and postgraduate study dur
ing the coming year.
Mr.. Graham, chaplain at
American University and a doc
toral candidate at Drew Uni
yersity Graduate School, re-
ceived his grant for study In
a delicate area Of social con-
Germ. His topic is "An exami-
nation and analysis of the
Christian ethic with respect to
premarital sexual intercourse
in the light Of two contempo-
rary Protestant theologians and
two modern American behav-
toral scientists"
Other recipients we're: The
Rev. James Elmore Allen, Bos-
ton; The Rev. Charles Harvey
Lord, Chicago; Mr.. Donald E.
Inlay, Claremont, Calf; and
Miss Florence June Kellner,
Fort Lee, N. j.
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Margaret Lynch,
Former Resident

Miss Margaret Elizab e t h
Lynch, SO, a World War I Yeo-
manette and a former WASH
ington resident, died yesterday
in Mount Alto Hospital after a
long illness.
Born and reared in Manas-
sas, Miss Lynch served as sec
retary to the Chief Of Naval
Intelligence while in Navy serv-
ice. She remained in Washing
ton after the war until 1898,
when she returned to Manassas
to open a ladies speciality shop.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. George w. Berry, of 2915
F Fairlawn street, Hillcrest
Heights, Maryland, and Mrs.
Mamie l.. Delaney, Of Manas-
sas.
Funeral services will be Tues
day at 10 am. at All Saints
Catholic hurch, Manassas,
with burial in Manassas Me-
mortal cemetery.
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New York store to locate in
the District in SO years.
Mrs. Mazza also dealt ex-
tensively with real estate in
Montgomery County and Col
lege Park. Md. She had at
tended the st. Patrick's Acad-
emy here.
She leaves three daughters:
Olga M. Mazza Of the home
address, 1916 Cathedral avenue
NV; Mrs. John M. Ridenour
Of 3749 Jenifer street NV,
and Mrs. Helen M. Langmaid
Of 4918 Montgomery lane, Be-
thesda; a son. Raymond j..
Mazza, Mazwood, Md, and six
grandchildren. Her husband
died in 1852.
Prayers will be said at 9:30
am. Tuesday at Gawler's Fun
eral Home, Wisconsin avenue
and Harrison street NV. Mass
will be celebrated at 10 am.
Tuesday at the Church Of the
Annunciation, Massachusetts,
avenue and Thirty-ninth street
NV. Burial will be in st..
Mary's Cemetery.
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Mrs. Guy SnoveIy,
Wife of Educator,
Former Teacher

Mrs. Guy E. Snavely. rs, wife
of the executive director
emeritus of the Association of
American Colleges, died yester-
day in Doctors Hospital. She
had been hospitalized for the
past two weeks with anemia.
Born Louise Chase, In
Greenville. Pa, Mrs. Snavely
was graduated from Allegheny
College and did graduate study
at New York University and
Columbi University. She
taught French and Spanish for
many years in New Brunswick,
N. j., and White Plains, N. Y.
Mrs. Snavely contributed
much Of her time to civic or
ganizations, including Re d
Cross and the WON a n s
League. She had recently been
active in the Mount Vernon
Methodist Church, 1910 West
Virginia avenue NE.
She leaves her husband, DR..
Guy E. Snavely, of the ad-
dress 2l22 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
Also surviving are three STEP
sons and a sister, Mrs. Frank
r. Laing, Of Greenville, Pa.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Jo-
seph Gawler and Sons chapel,
Wisconsin and Harrison ave-
nues NV. Burial will be at
Fork Methodist Church Ceme-
terry, Baltimore County, Md.
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M. F. Burke, 68,
IRIS Investigutor>Of
Tax Irregularities

M. Francis Burke, SO, a re-
tired Internal Revenue Service
agent, died Of cancer Friday in
Westfield, Mass.
Mr.. Burke had retired from
the bureau in 1856 as an agent
In charge of investigating tax
irregularities. He had served in
the agency for about 35 years.
A World War I veteran, he
moved to Washington after the
war and earned a BA degree
from Georgetown University in
foreign service. He began work.
ing for the old Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue after his grad
uation.
Since his retirement, Mr..
Burke had lived in his native
Westfield, Mass, where he de-
voted much Of his time to play
ing the piano, a lifelong hobby,
and his collection Of chin a
dogs, made to scale.
Mr.. Burke, a bachelor, leaves
two brothers, DR.. william
Burke, Of Boston. and Emmett
Burke of Saco, Me-, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Baker, also of
Saco.
Funeral services will be at
8 am. tomorrow at the West
field Catholic Church. Burial
will be in Westfield.
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Mrs. J.W. Lofts,
Husband Pastor
InAreu 2OYeors

Mrs. ]. Wesley Lofts, wife
Of the former pastor of the Sill
yer Spring Baptist Church, died
yesterday in a hospital in Tam
pa, Fla.
The Rev. Mr.. Lofts was pas
tor Of the church in Silver
Spring from 1928 to 1948.
He and Mrs. Lofts had lived
in Tampa for the past is years.
Mrs. Lofts was a native of
Gilmer, Texas.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Roy B.
Snapp, 3518 Raymor road, Rock
Greek Hills, Md; a son, r. M.
Lofts Of Fort Worth; a brother,
Arthur Binion, of Gilmer; two
sisters, Mrs. Estelle Beavers, of
Dallas, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mings of Gilmer, and eight
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
in Tampa tomorrow with bur-
ial in Gilmer Wednesday.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged by Curry's funeral home
in Tampa.
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Purutrooper Dies,
! 1Hurtin SHOOTING

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., May
IL (AP).-One 82d Airborne
Division paratrooper from
nearby Fort Bragg was shot to
death and another was critical
ly wounded at a supper club
on the outskirts of Fayetteville
last night.
Deputies quoted a waitress as
saying a man came into the
club at 10 pm, drank a soft
drink, and then shot six times
with a revolver at a party of
four men and two women seat
ed at a table in front of the
bandstand.
Pfc. Ernest A. Alicea, "a, Of
New York, was hit three times,
in the thighs and in the chest,
and was dead on arrival at
Womack Army Hospital at Fort
Bragg.
Srgt. Samuel L. Sparks, 20,
was hit by one shot, in the
abdomen, and was reported in
critical condition at the hospi-
tai.
The assailant escaped.
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Louise Mozzo, IS, Dies;
DC. Realty Investor

= Mrs. Louise B. Mazza, IS.
Washington real estate inves-
tor. died Of a stroke Friday at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
Ter.
y The widow of Louis Victor
Mazza, who also was q real
estate operator here, she was
born in Geneva, Italy, and
came to Washington with her
father when she was three
years Of age.
Until the day before her
death, she had continued her
active interest in Washington
real estate. On Thursday she
was working on the develop
,ment of a land parcel at Con-
necticut avenue and Jenifer
street NV.
e Mrs. Mazza had been a land
owner here for So years. Her
first large land transaction in
volved the site of the Founding
Home, Forty-second and Muir
dock Mill road NV.
= Her foresight and ability to
Judge land value soon brought
her a large fortune, estimated
at more than 81 million. Among
many District areas which have
reflected her influence is the
$500 block of Connecticut ave-
nue., to which she introduced
commercial establishments for
the first time in what had pre-
'viously been q residentially
Zoned area.
In 1859, Mrs. Mazza engi-
: neered a real estate coup on
the corner Of Western and
!, Wisconsin avenues by leasing
land to Lord & Taylor Of New
York, known as the largest
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DrathH

LAURENCE. ELvI A.. On Thursday.
Nav 8. 1858, at the Washiaetcn
Sanitarium and Hospital. ELVI A.
e LAURENCE. beloved mother OF
= Ellen /. Kananen. sister Of Edward
Rhine. Friends may call at the
50 Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
81. NV. parking opposltel. after
2 pm. Saturday, where services will
pc held on Monday. May Is. at
10 am. Interment George Wash
2 tngton Cemetery. Family will re-
p eeive friends at the funeral home
Sunday. from 2 to pm. and Z
10 pm. IL
MARTIN, BRUCE y. on Friday, May
10, 1883, at his residence, Waldorf,
Nd, BRUCE r. MARTIN. beloved
husband Of Angeline Martin, father
OF Mrs. Rebecea T. Hough, Mrs.
~ Helen g. OFT. Mrs. Frances L. Ede-
len and Robert p. Martin, brother
OF Mrs. Margaret Carmichael and
q james d. Martin. Also survived by
his father, John 8. Martin. and six
grandchildren. Funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home, waldorf, Nd,
on Monday. May l3. at l:45 pm.
Services at Calvary Methodist Church
At pm. Interment Trinity Memo
iial Garden.
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Per Jacobson Rites

Memorial services will be
held in Washington Cathedral
at 5 pm. Friday for Per Jacobs
son, SO. noted economist and
managing director and chair
man Of the executive board Of
the International M o n etary
Fund, who died May 8 in Lon
don.
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PeII Gets Promotion

Senator Pell, Democrat Of
Rhode Island, has been pro-
NOTED TO the rank Of captain
in the United States Coast
Guard Reserve. He is a member
of the Naval and Marine Corps
Reserve Composite Company
No. 5-48 in Washington.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
MGy II, 1868
DrathH

WOODRUFF, IVA MARY. On satur-
day, May II, 1868, at the Episcopal
Church Home, MISS IVA MARY
WoODRUFF aunt Of Mrs. Z. Victor
Collins Of Bantam, Conn. Friends
consin ave. and Harrison 81. NV;
barking on premises). Services will
be held at the Church OF the Epiph-
any, 1917 q st. NV on Monday,
May 12, at 2 pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
WOODS, BENJAMIN I. on Wednesday,
May 8. 1903, BENJAMIN /, WOODS
6sna o. Annie N. Woods and father
81 r. RSSePh SSs S1oSsS wSood' oS. Also wnnG grsGyps
dsashter. dsh Mrs EstsIs sfshs'Gn Taylor. 'isD shd
at the Maivsn a schey, Inc. Fu.
nperai Home New Jersey aye; and
Ices win Be held on Monday, May
u. az ! pm. Interment Woodlawn
wYNEs, CHARLES A. on Friday,
CHARLES 4. WYNEs Of The Plains.
Mynes. father OF DR.. Charles Z.
WINES OF Athens, Ga, and Mrs.
1HesralSSine Hs dine ". Coz Of Silver sprinE'
James, Ray and win Wynss. Also
Friends may cali At The Royston
TSsssa These ,.lyIsss HN%s M MddIsSuTS Ss Vo
Sunday, May IT,, at 2 PM. DIST.
Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery, Upper
Vile. Va.
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DrathH

MACK, MARY e.. On Wednesday. May
MRS MARY Z. MACK. devoed
mother OF Mrs. Clarice j. Beenstte
and Henry Clinton Jones. She also
Carrie Coles q q New sE Rochelle. hifs' N. N.Y.: T.:
Mrs. Mamie Day Of washington,
D. c., and Mrs Addie Watts OF
virginia; other relatives and many
friends; After IL noon. sunday,
nSera aS fisne' HOme Sss ssl '' deUr9 81 istnsy
NV, where funeral services will be
held on Monday. May l3, at I2
noon, the Rev. c. NJ. Long. jr., Of
rleis,tiIng; mar,sI interment Lincoln Me.
a.R. soR.A'fsa RH. s.4s1lYiii 1lYiis lhsraham st.
MACK, MARY Z. Officers and mem
W.. are hereby notified Of
W. mshssRy mshs death E thM.cgRt q "a psusstsr :stsr
funeral. iisss Tiil y Pc n6Sn ssld M6udsy, e n.
May 49, 1903. at Latney's Funeral
Home. SsSl Gsorgi9, ave; NV.
ELIZABETH .v;nts1 v BATES Ssi.,
BLoNoE w. HAWKINS, Fin. secy.
MADDox. ROBERT A. On Saturday,
rial Hospital, ROBERT A. MADDOX
Of Nan1emoy, Nd, beloved husband
q Thelma Maddox. father Of Marie
Powell Of Pocomoke City, Nd; Hem
rietta Maddox OF Naniemoy, Nd,
and Esther Dudley Of Green Mead
oWs. Bryans Road, Nd. He also is
S9otheTs ssss ESTl snd d' Richaard0 MaddoR
both Of NanIemoy; Mrs, Edith Bowie
Of Ironsides, Nd, and Mrs Virgie
Davis Of Washington, d. c. Services
from the Arehart Funeral Home
Nay Nay is T. PEA Sm Md intsHn.St Sn MopSny. Ns5.
tsmoy Baptist Cemetery. Naniemoy,
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DrathH

MADDUx, ZUA. OF 4oOe South Capt.
tol st. Sc, on May 10, 1888, mother
Herman L. and Guy Nc. Maddux.
Services and interment from Daniel
]. Carmody Funeral Home. Bloom
ington, Ill, on Tuesday, May IA.
Services by Chambers.
MAHONEY, MAE I. On Saturday, May
IL 1888, MAE L, MAHONEY Of
2O21 Kalorama I'd. NV, Friends
Faners RaS sf Home an 'ns se6i lth HiRe' st nS CO.
after 12 noon Sunday. May IL
parking facilitiesl. Graveside serv-
ices on Tuesday, May IA, at 2 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MAzZA, LOUISE B. On Friday, May
10, 1858, at the WASHINGTON Hos
1916 Cathedral ave. NV, beloved
mother Of Miss Olga M. Mazza,
Helen Mszza LangmSid and Ray.
VVed sa haI1a Trsndesifdreno Sf sso Frisnd; sHd;
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. At Harrison st. NV,
sparkine on .premisesl. Mass will
BE- oe offsTsd s a. the A,ndnupsiation Cath.
ave. NV, on Tuesday. May ii, At
Io,sImn 10 Am. lnterment ST. Mays
MeCLoSKEY. BRIG. GEN. MANUs,
tUsA Ret.l. on Saturday, May ii,
1853, at Mar-Salle Nursing Home,
BRIG. GEN; MANU5 MecLOeKEy
OF 1000 Cathedral ave. NV, father
Of Brig. Gen Monro Maccloskey,
gsAF (retl }, and Miss sally Mac
dSwiers Chapel, Wisconsin ave- ".
and Harrison st. NV. parking on
premises). Services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer vs..
on Tuesday, May IL, at 2 pm. In
terment Arlinston National Gene
terry. l3
MeGOwEN. KATHALEEN MAE. sud
sIoi ehs1efly ave ave-. cSsSsTig, ceSsSeMsN MD z.
9oow..nn' sTT:; :T::;i and vlIsiniS Nc
Maven asrS e. si''eP PPatGEiteE' '0'sRa surssS o vi
and christophef MeGoWen' Friends
may call AZ oaschs Funeral Home,
aI3S Baltimore ave-, Hyattsyille
NJ unti afr SIS YiSO am nm MSnSsy MsSnfsy NAV NAV
i3i thence 70 St. Xmbrose'S cathSiis
Church. cheverly. Nd. where the
Heaven Cemetery wheaton. Md. y
MeGUIGAN. GEORGE C. on Thurs.
beloved husband OF Louise Nc.
lI.I William I. and ssrSsra Marie
Mc0uigan. Funeral from the Huntt |
Funeral Home, Waldorf. Nd, on |
am. Mass a. st. MAYS MspSi Star rssoGi
the Sea Church, Indian Head, Nd, |
Al $3.50 am. Interment st. Charles |
Cemetery Rosary Sunday at 0 pm.
MEDLEY. CUDDRELL l. on Thurs
day. May y, 1853, cUDDRELL I. |
Lanham. Nd. husband OF Martha
G. Medley, father Of Lewis McKin-
ley. william G.. and Lee Ester Med |
icy and Rosetta WashinHton and |
brother OF Florence SimIns, Tennle
and Howard Medley. Other relatives
and friends survive. After pm
Sunday May la, friends may call
at Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 n. l. |
ave. NV, where Rosary will be re-
cited ~ 1880 pm Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery, Monday,
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CAROLINE L. wILTBERoER. Sec, S,

MINKINs. ANDREW M, on Friday,
Is On i. issS nee .AspREIIw isslCshis: n MiS:
n Minkins. He also leaves to
mourn his passing a Sister-ln- -laW,
tives and friends, Remains resting
A. the John I. Rhines Co Funeral
Home, 30l5 18th st ne. Notice OF
funeral later.
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MoRIARTY, HELEN MARGARET. On

sSturdsy. NAV N. TnTI IoNSl AZ ProyII w
SzsfT es1si HGIsEis IoSak4Y N.Y. y EEIss sS, MAR CAR
tenden st. ne, beloved mother OF
John J. Moriagty and sister of John
y, Paul G., Philip A., Roger and
Norman II. sullivan. She also Is
survived BY four grandchildren
Friends are ln7iisd 70 call at Hy-
NV, where prayers win be said al
$3.50 am. Tuesday, May ~, thence
70 81, Anthony's Catholic Church,
18th and Monroe sts, ne, where
the Holy Sacrifice OF the Mass will
be offered at y am. for the repose
q her soul lnterment Arlington
TELEGRAPH please eopy.I -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
74oo GEORGIA AVE NV. RA. 3-74ii
2 Blks. North OF walter Reed Hospital
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EVA NJ. on Friday,
Ma May TO-, 1853 Q At, a. her her, rssSid.snSss'
VII %iLKERsoN 81 Re beloved aSi iOSi sistsI EyA N "
George 8. Lucas. She also Is sur.
viyed by a host OF cousins. other
relatives and friends. The late
Mrs Wilkerson may be viewed at
e. shs ps steTsEt s4t.r rgnsr1l oDS:va HoTSs 80 y
l3. where the Rosary viii be re-.
cited at $3.50 pm. Mass will be
offered on Tuesday, May ii, al
the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
2lO New York ave. NV, at o am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
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Dratha

inEton University Hospital, LOUISE
5elo9sdd' wife 81 81 Luther. s miller nindd AND
6sySted nn,I1 mother Of Carol Irby, Ken
Also surviving are her mother. Mrs
cornelia C. Burrell; two grandchil-
dren, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
i5 Soi5 i2ts HiRe' st (s%pis anssa' DarflSs nIms
facilitiesJ, where friends may cali
after pm. Sunday, May 10. Fu-
neral services on Monday. May 10.
A. II an, at the. METROPOLITAN
ts The Rev. ufen E. &. smith, 5 pastor; Il; nSs ne
Rev. o. @. Smith officiating. In
terment Carver Memorial Park. ~
MILLS, RUTH JEANETTE. On Sat
RuTH JEANETTE tHsAsEF e sffLlsOrf MILE BELOVED Me
wife Of the late James a; Mills,
Tother Of Mrs. Fred Halkett. Of
Mills Of Greensboro. N. c. ana Dom Dom
aid c. Mills. Of Houston, Tex. She
also Is survived BY two grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Tyson
wheeler Funeral Home, 1891 East
REVIVE Md. ave where EoesxlIls Services PIKE TiI
be held on Monday, May 10, at II
Am. Interment Forest oaks Gene
tery. oaithersburg, Md.
MITCHELL, EMMA BUsHoNG. On
Hospital. EMMA BusHoNson . MICE ii'is:Hn
ELL OF 1l5 North Jackson ST., Ar
nneton, Va, beloved wife Of Nolan
.. Mitchell. mother OF Mrs. Virginia
b. Fokides Of Silver SprinE, Nd,
and MIS-. Elsie B. Moss Of Mount
Dora. Fla. sister Of Mrs. Esta B.
sager OF college Park. Md Mrs.
Ruth b. 5hackelford OF Washing
Borden Of Bedford. Va. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2h47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
after Z pm, Saturday. May II.
where funeral services will be held
Monday, NAV I3. at . pm. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park. ~
MITCHELL. EMMA b. The members
Of Mizpah Chapter, No. i,
!: /! !; ;;ii = e.: {: e
HELEN A. Sewers,
CAROLINE L. wIIrsERoERS. secy. S
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WILSON. BELo oEN. THOMAS B..

VhAN lRetITedl, on TuebdAy, MAY
3al!.s,o VS. 9e.iii 9IRslo5s 5s'sigf' efS THOMAS SeSsT;
p WILSON UsAR fretiredi, huSs
band OF Chloe n Wilson and father
Of Thomas BAyne Wilson III OF
Madrid, SPAIN and Benjamin Rob.
eft Wilson. Services will be held
~ Fort Myer Chapel on Friday,
iinsion National cemstsfy. e wIth nlli
military honort In lieu OF flowers.
friends may make contributions 10
their fayofite charity. i216
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"fEEtN iSds cAARIEs fnaha5S a a. wHRPRRHESsy HP RHEsy y
I9S 4b.Ins p 81 w,ysn s SslHysd S., ~ hgsosEa sI.
a. Warren, IT,. dear friend OF Lorene
jackson. He also Is survived BY a
host Of friends. Viewing sunday
from . until 10 pm, Services
at the Universal Funeral Home. Sl6
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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ZUA. OF 4oOe South Capt.
Of Mrs. Rose z. sullins, James D.,
Herman L. and Guy Nc. Maddux.
Services and interment from Daniel
j. Carmody Funeral Home. Bloom
ington, ILL.,, on Tuesday, May IA.
Services by Chambers.
Evening star., 1963-05-12

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3tb y sec ssY Lena A. kt''I%SfiRhfIiiA I%SfiRhfIiiAasRsg. sRg
beloved mother Of orpheus D. WI.
liamk She also is survived BY
daughter.ln-lav, Viola X Williams,
3 grandchildren. eight great.grand.
shdTsshh otbsT relstiys.,. Sss iS.nS,
on Sunday, May IL. from s pm.
call at the .Magruder Funeral Home,
23l Nichols ave, Sc. where funeral
services Will be held on Monday,
Carol officiAting. fntermsnt Wood.
lawn Cemetefy. 10
Evening star., 1963-05-12

ELIZA ALICE, On Fri.
VII S%iiLiANs iO q GS psst EbISs khUa. 4d.Ss iisSs
ave, colleEe Park, Nd, beloved
mother OF the late wallace n. Little-
ford, stepmother Of MAude Piduett
and grandmother OF Mabel A. .Ander.
son. Helen Z sanaower and Wallace
yived BY thirteen greatsgrandehii-
dren. Relatives and friends may
call at oaSchs Funeral Home, 4736
Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille. Nd,
after pm. saturday. May n.
Monday, May 10. at 2 pm, Inter.
ment Addison Chapel Cemetery. igI
Evening star., 1963-05-12
sEIDEL, SARAH M. on saturday

way iit, .IIasa. s5l5! ssARAGj j. N; IS sEiDEE I1
sssISSysd n mother 1.., q Mrs Pearl N.
Ssrt Ssndf and o. NSthsn MasnnssSn seId.l both M Of
silver Spring. Nd. Also survived By
eight grandchildren. Services at the
g. D. ooldberg A Son Funeral
Home, 4.l7 9th 81. NV, on Mon
United Hebrew cemetery, Hale
thorpe. Nd, In mourning. At s725
81 ave, Silver Spring, Md. Fam
ily sugEests that In lieu Of flowers.
contribution be made to the Hebrew
Md' papers niease eony '"'''"'0is'
Evening star., 1963-05-12

"fb5s b5s t5eY tSeY w2is a ss0off'S 81 SOs NV N.
Margaret Merrett, sister Of Mrs.
Merrett, a frind OF James Waites,
other relatives and friends. After
l pm. Sunday, May IL. friends may
call at the Johnson A jenkins Fu-
neral Home, 1904 0eorgia ave. NV,
where funeral service win be held
Interment Carver Memorial Park
Cemetery