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John E. Maxwell, Retired
Major, Served in Three Wars

John E. Maxwell, a retired
Army major and an area real
estate salesman, died Friday al
his Alexandria home after a
short illness.
Mr.. Maxwell, a veteran OF
both world wars and the Ko-
rean conflict, served in the Of
flee of the Chief Of Ordnance
at the Pentagon until 1855,
when he retired.
Between World Wars I and
II, he was a real estate broker
in Charlottesville, Va, and
after his retirement worked for
Routh Robbins Real Estate and
Bob Duncan Real Estate.
He was a member of the
First Church of Christ, Scien-
fist; the SoJourners and the
American Legion.
Mr.. Maxwell leaves his wife,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

attracted widespread attention
for his handling of a crisis In
volving an explosion In an
excursion steamer, the S. S.
M ackinac, on Narragansett
Bay. Emergency treatment was
provided at the Naval hospital
to the many victims of the
disaster.
In December, 1928, Admiral
Riggs was appointed Surgeon
General Of the Navy by Presi-
dent Coolidge and served in
that position during the Hoo
yer administration. Retiring In
1888, he became an executive
in Washington banking and
real estate development circles.
He is survived by his wife,
Louise Benton Riggs. of the
home address; one daughter,
Mrs. Roman Smoluchowski of
Princeton, N. j.; one son, Ed
ward B., of Washington, and
one brother, o. N. Briggs of
Iowa City, Iowa.
Services will be private, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Aikmun, 90,
Writer'S Mother

Mrs. Flora Altman, 90,
mother of the late Duncan Ak
man. an author and newspa-
perman, died Saturday of an
apparent heart attack at the
Washington Home for Incur
ables.
Mrs. Altman, a native Of
Nation, H., spent most of heI
life in Terre Haute, Ind. She
moved to Washington in 1946
from Chester, VT, where heI
husband, the late John Barr
Altman, was manager of q
talcum company.
Her son, Duncan, was q
Washington correspondent fol
the Los Angeles Daily News
during the 1930s and wrote q
Sunday column for The Star
in the early 1950s.
Mrs. Altman leaves three
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be ii
the form of contributions to the
Home for Incurables.
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Academy of international Law
at The Hague. He was a mem
Der Of Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr.. Sholar served for three
years in the Office of Strategic
Services in Italy and China be.
fore moving to Washington.
He leaves his wife, Susan
and a daughter, Susan, bott
of $500 North jefferson street
Arlington, the home address
his mother. Mrs. Ella Sholar, o.
Columbia, S. c., and a brother
John p, of Hendersonville, N. c
Services will be at 1890 am
Wednesday at Rock SPRING
Congregational Church, 5OO(
Little Falls road, Arlington
with burial at Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Mary Louise Maxwell, Of
South Washington street,
Alexandria, the home address;
a son, John E., jr., also Of the
home address; two daughters,
Mrs. Italo Charomella, of VIII
mington, Del, and Mrs. Mi
chael J. Koran, of 402 North
st. Asaph street, Alexandria.
Also surviving are two sis
tiers. Mrs. Samuel P. Watson,
Of New Bern, N. c., and Miss
Celia v. Maxwell, of Kinston,
N. c.; two brothers, Mortimer
NJ, Edgar L. and Earnest R.,
all Of Pink Hill, N. c., and two
grandchildren.
Services will be at / pm.
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery with military
honors.
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Admiral Charles E. Riggs,
:Once Navy Surgeon General

Rear Admiral Charles e.
Riggs, SO. a retired medical
corps officer and former Sur
econ General of the United
States Navy, died Friday at his
Nome. 3l05 Thirty-six street
NV.
Admiral Riggs was born near
Iowa City, Iowa. in 1869 and
attended the University of
Iowa. where he graduated from
the college Of medicine in 1892.
He began his Naval career
when he was commissioned an
assistant surgeon in 1893 and
was the medical officer on the
YACHT Dolphin" when Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt went
aboard to arrange the peace
treaty which ended the Russo
japanese War in 1905.
Admiral Riggs served at
various naval hospitals in the
United States and as a fleet
surgeon in the Asiatic Fleet.
In March. 1923, he became the
commanding officer Of the
Naval hospital in Newport,
r. I. While at this hospital he
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Col. Horton White.
Intelligence Aide

Funeral Services for Col.
Horton v. White. a former
Army intelligence officer. will
be at IL am. Thursday at Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Col. White, q 1923 graduate
of the West Point Military
Academy. served as chief Of
intelligence for the 9Th. Army
in the Pacific during World
War II. He was stationed at
the Pentagon in planning and
military operations until his
retirement in 1854.
Col. White. So. died February
rs at Mallorca, Spain. where
he had been living since his
retirement.
He leaves his wife. Elizabeth,
and two daughters. Elizabeth
and Cynthia, all of Mallorca,
and a son. Alexander. a student
at Brown University.
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SKINNY Ennis,
Bond Leader, Sc

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf.
June 8 (AP). - Band Leader
SEinnay Ennis, Sc, who rose to
fame as a singer with CO.
median Bob Hope, died last
night after suffering ar
attack in a restaurant.
Mr.. Ennis, whose almost for
gotten real name was Edgar c
Ennis, was stricken while din
ing in a La Cienega boulevard
restaurant.
Officer T. M. Mccarthy
tagged down by a parking lot
attendant, found Mr.. Ennis
lying on the floor. He founc
nothing blocking Mr.. Ennis
throat and applied external
heart massage until an ambu-
lance arrived.
A native Of Salisbury, N. C..
Mr.. Ennis got his start in the
entertainment business while q
student at the University Of
North Carolina, playing with
Hal Kemp's Band as a drum
mer and singer. Later he joined
Bob Hopes radio troupe, Their
formed his own band in 1888.
Mr.. Ennis, whose nickname
originally was Skinny, changed
it to Skinnay after it was mis-
spelled that way on the labeI
of a record early in his career
He is survived by his wife
Carmine, a former singer, and
a son, Christopher, IL.
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Charles McGiII Thomas,
Founded Law Firm Here

Charles McGill Thomas, So
a Washington patent lawyer,
died yesterday at Methodist
Hospital at Houston, Tex,
where he had been taken for
treatment, after an illness Of
three months.
He was a member Of the firm
Of Thomas. Weisman g. Rus
sell, which he had founded in
l947. Primarily a trial lawyer,
Mr.. Thomas had represented
many Of the Nations automo-
bile, oil and chemical compa-
MES in patent infringement
cases in courts across the
country.
Before establishing his own
firm, he was In partnership
with a brother. the late Fran
els d. Thomas. and the late
oCWdAu DuhCi.
A native Of Frederick. Md.
he was from one Of Maryland's
Oldest families. whose first
American member came II
Maryland in 1929 as a Crown
representative from England
One Of Mr.. Thomas ancestors
Francis Thomas. was Governor
of Maryland during the Civil
War.
He was graduated from the
Georgetown University Law
School and served as a lieuten-
ant In the United States Army
Field Artillery during World
War I.
Mr.. Thomas was a member
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J. w. Terhune,
Lamp Firm Aide

James Watson Terhune, SO,
a former official of the Cham
pion Lamp Co., died yesterday
at the Congressional Manor
Home in Bethesda after a long
illness.
Mr.. Terhune, a native OF
Bridge Point, N. j., was in
charge of Government sales
here for the lamp company
from 1925 until his retirement
in 1855. He moved to Wash
ington in 1919 as a representa-
tive of the Manufacturers OF
New Jersey association.
He married the former Clara
Bennett in 1900.
Besides his wife, of 1904
Carey lane, Silver Spring, the
home address, Mr.. Terhune
leaves two daughters, Mrs
Kathryn Scott, of 4125 Leland
street, Chevy Chase, and Mrs.
Helen Doyle, Of Annapolis; six
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
Wednesday at Bound Brook,
N. j.
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Of the American Bar Associa-
ton, the Lawyers Club, the
Chevy Chase Club, the Jeffer-
son Islands Club and the Cor
inthian Yacht Club.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Katherine Gregory Thomas. OF
Windy Knoll Farm, Rockville,
the home address; a son,
Charles. jr., of Nantucket,
Mass, and Del Ray Beach, Fla. /;
a sister. Mrs. Ernest Raum, OF
Takoma Park. and two grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm
Wednesday at the Christ Epis-
copal Church. Rockville, with
burial in Park Lawn Cemetery
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Frederick Troll,
Highwuy.Engineer

WILMINGTON. Del, June 8
(AP).-Frederick j. Troll, "a,
inventor and retired highway
and electrical engineer, died
yesterday in Delaware Hos
pital.
Mr.. Trolls inventions in
cluded a highway traffic
counter and a portable scale
for weighing trucks and buses
both used internationally.
He had been associated with
the Bureau Of Public Roads in
Washington. and with the high
way planning division of the
Pennsylvania Department OF
Highways.
Surviving are his wife, Sarah,
and a son. Funeral services
have not been arranged.
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Yves lie Prieur, 70,
Perfected FROG Suit

NICE, June 3 (AP).-Yves
LIE Prieur, rs, a retired naval
captain who was credited with
perfecting the first frog man.
diving suit, died at his home
yesterday.
Mr.. lie Prieur made q To-
minute dive with his suit in
1926. He wrote a book about
his work entitled "Chief Diver"
premier de Plongee). He was
also an aviation enthusiast,
Among his inventions were
bombs that could be guided like
torpedoes for work at short
range, and mines laid from the
air.
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WiIIium Crudup,
Ex-D. c. EmpIoye

william j. Crudup, 81, a for
mer District Government en-
ploye, died Wednesday al
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital
after an illness of is months.
Mr.. Crudup, a native OF
Bum. N. c., served in the Navy
during World War II. remain
ing in Washington after the
war.
He was a member of the Sew
enth Day Adventist Church.
Mr.. Crudup leaves his wife,
Macie B., Of 1909 Maryland
avenue NE, the home address,
and five sisters, Mrs. Carrie
Baden, Of Franklinton, N. c.;
Miss Melissa Crudup and Mrs.
Lillian Baker, both Of Bum;
Mrs. Izora Watson, of Rocky
Mount, N. c., and Mrs. Lucille
Richardson, Of 1921 Thirty first
place NE.
Services win be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Jarvis Funeral
Home, 1882 U street NV, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Herbert B. ShoIor Dies,
AT Intelligence Expert

Herbert B. Sholar, AZ, a
civilian intelligence expert at
Air Force headquarters, died of
cancer yesterday at George
Washington University Hos
pital.
For the last II years, Mr..
Sholar was an intelligence
analyst in the Operational In
telligence Division of Head
quarters. His work included
economic and industrial intel
ligence analysis, operations an
alysis and tactical targeting.
Mr.. Sholar was awarded a
certificate for superior per-
torrance for 1858 through
1861, and last week had re-
ceived a note from President
Kennedy.
A civic leader in Arlington,
he was a past president of the
Rock Springs Citizens Associa-
ton, delegate to the county
council of Parent Teacher As
sociations and an organizer OF
the Arlingtonians for a Better
County political party.
Ef
Church Worker
Active in church work, Mr..
Sholar was a deacon of the
Rock Springs Congregational
Church; vice president Of the
church council and publisher of
the church's weekly newspaper.
p A native Of Greenville, s. c.,
he was graduated in 1910 from
the University of South Caro-
lima, receiving a masters de-
gree a year later from the
Fletcher School of Law an d
Diplomacy, directed by Harvard
and Tufts Universities.
Held Law Degree
Mr.. Sholar also held a law
degree from Cumberland Uni
.versity and had studied at the
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Services Tomorrow
For Edith Hamilton

Private funeral services for
classicist Edith Hamilton will
be held tomorrow at her sis
ters' home In Hadlyme, Conn,
with burial also at Hadlyme.
Miss Hamilton, 95. widely
known for her writings on
classical Greece and Rome. In
GLIDING THE Greek Way" and
1.-THE Roman Way" died Fri
day at her home. 244S Mas
sachusetts avenue NV.
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Floyd E. McCcffree

MANHAssET, N. Y. June 3
CAP .-Floyd E. Mccaffree. 81,
former director Of the research
division OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee, died Satur-
day OF a heart ailment. He
served with the O. o. p. COM
mittee in Washington from
l945 TO 1861 when he bacame
professor OF political science
and history at G. w. Post Col
lege on Long Island. He was
born in Canova, s. OAK,
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In naRmnriaitt

In Mrnturiattt
HICKS. MALIssA J.. In memory Of
our dear mother and grandmother,
MALissA j. HICKS. who left Us
two years ago today. June 3. 1881.
Always near In cherished memories.
EVA, ELIZABETH. GENE AND
MELISSA.
GRANT, MAUDE z. In memory OF
our dear wife and mother. MAUDE
Z: GRANT. who passed 9,SSsay 10
You lived A life that all might envy,
Loved and loving. semitic, kind;
And in death, your blessed memory
Comforts those you left behind.
THE FAMILY.
KING, BERTHA AND JOHN Z. To
the beloved memory Of my dear
mother. BERTHA KING. who passed
away IL years ago, June 2, le5l,
and also my father. JOHN Z. KING.
Who passed away seven years ago,
January IS, 1858.
DEy99T TEPPv DAUGHTER IzErTA
MeGLUE. ALvA MAJ; In loving meme
ed this Ne l6 years ago today.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tender, fond and true.
There Is not a day that passes
That We do not think Of you.
AUNT LAURA AND VIRGINIA.
POWELL, MARY ALICE, In loving
MARY ALICE POWELL, who passed
away two years ago today. June 3,
Sleep on, dear Mother. and take
We loved YOU dearly. but God loved
YOUR PkgoHTERs; oRANDcHn-
SNOW. ROBERT SCOTT (sCoTTY5.
In loving memory 81 our son, ROB
days before his 18th birthday.
The terrifying shock OF parting
without fond farewell
Has left Us saddened and shattered
like a broken shell.
II We had all the world 70 give,
Wed give H. yes and more,
TO hear your voice and see your
And Ereet you at the door.
But all We can DO Scotty,
u 80 and tend your grave,
And leave behind tokens OF our love
To ne srandest son God ever
We miss you. seotty. and our hearts
A. times goes BY We seem 70 miss
YOU even more.
You were al an ldoiiKinK mother
and fathers heart could wish
for
Time hsa not healed the wound one
Time has stood still.
Please excuse us for feeling torry
for ourselves, but ne isn't
worth much Miihoat you.
yARoUTsOs, PAuLETTE IT, In Low.
lbs memory OF pAuLETrr r.
NAkoUIsoss WHO leg us three
~ get 70 Heaven,
III know you Fight away
The angel with the beautiful Amlie
PUpoY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINcoLN-pesirabis sites lot
slso, s sJh 81 S9 sizes, '4i,sss,!alS aia'
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
TOnker. James N. W. W. Chambers Co.
Rims, Lillian G w. W. Chamber Co.
RivercOmb,
Jane w. W. w. Chamber &c.
Ward, Dennis Z. W. W. Chambers &c.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
1fnn GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. a.5sii
: Bias North OF Walter Reed Hospital
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
9Th g. and Mass Ave II $4,000
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SCUTT. LEILA X. on Friday. May
81. 1868. at the District General
Hospital, LEILA r. SCOTT. She
leaves to mourn, two daughters. one
three nieces. one nephew other reia |.
tives and friends After 8 pm. on
Monday. June 3. friends are in
Yited TO call at the Moten Funeral
Home. 271S 18th st. ne. Funeral
at the Evergreen Baptist Church. at
Tuesday. The family may be con-
tacted at FE 7-4746. the Rev. w
J. Ker officiating. Burial in church
cametery
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SMITH. BEULAH B. on Friday, Ma

III. 1883 HEOI BEuIAH 3. sMTflH HS q
Of Dwight and william Smith III;
sister OF Mrs. Bessie Farley, Mrs
vallie Walker. Mrs. Effie Sims
Weldon. Husher and Esker Barnett.
s Sne also Is ,s s,ersaiveo ~ oIner Teia-
Smith will lie In state at the
Peoples Community Church, 18th
and q SITS. ne, after pm. Tues
day, June a., where services will be
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services BY Stewart, 80
II 81. ne 4
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sMITH. FLnRENCE . ON saturda,

June l, 1868, FLORENCE j. SMITH
Of 500 Harvard st., NV, wife OF
Frederick Smith and sister OF Mrs.
her nieces. nephews, other relatives
and many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements By Mcclure. Inc
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SHAW. MARION d. on SATURDAY.

'June /, 1868. at his residence. 56iJ
the beloved husband OF Mary Gea-
son Shaw. father Of Sandra. Spencer
Susan and Marika Shaw. son Of
Dolly Watson of Peoria, Ill. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 474S Wisconsin ave. NV.
on Wednesday. June 5, at $3.50
am. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine
OF the Most Blessed Sacrament
Western ave. and ouesada So; NV.
at 10 am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery A.
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Ht sunday Nag sn as' iaes. tcGHAiR;ENef
WILSON REyELLs Of isi3 9Th
st, NV, brother OF Florine contee
and cousin Of William Mack, He
also Is sgryivsd 5y other T S,'ti
pm. Monday, June 3, friends arc
Invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
1892 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday
June 4, at ! pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery q
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day. June 2. 1868, at his resi-
d dsSss w ESSsIs Ru ysi r +. d !,
survived by three brothers. William
Eddie and John Russell. Friends
may call at the Baker Funeral
Home, 3l4 North West st., Manassas
Va. where services will be held
on Tuesday, June 4, at pm. Inter-
ment Woodbine Cemetery.
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KETTT, ERNEsTINE 5. On Friday

Nay 81, 1903. ESSsNIEs i 8.
beloved wife Of the late Edward
Keitt, mother Of Lawrence Keitt;
o sisf 81 City e ola s and JESSIE q
Shelton OF st. Louis, Mo, Friends
may call at the De Vol Funeral
Home, 1922 Wisconsin ave. NV,
from 2 to pm. and z to 10 pm.
on Monday. June. 3, where funeral
June 4. at II am. Intermeht Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 3
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HIxsON, WALTER EARLE. On Friday
MHYLrE II l ExRr at H fsaSl y ysths
OF Mrs. William Moore OF Aldie, Va.
bother OF Mrs. Alma LeVick o.
Silver Spring, Md. Also survived o,
three grandchildren. Graveside serv'
ices on Tuesday, June 4. at 3 pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
tery.t
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50. 1883, MRS MARY ?. WOODY
Brady L. Woody. mother Of Brenda.
Cheryl Ann. David. Gregory and
Steven Woody, daughter Of Mrs.
Lulu McCraig: five sisters and three
brothers also survive. After 4 pm.
Monday, friends may call ct New
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. 400
Illinois ave. NV. where services VIII
be held on Tuesday. at / pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
s. w. Butler. Mortician.
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Ring. LILLIAN }. tnee ButtIEIierIl. q

1909 stonegate dr.. suitisnd, Nd
on June ]. 1868, wife of John A
Ring, dauhgter OF the late Charles
and Maria Buttiglieri. sister OF Mrs
Jennie Whalen, Mrs. Angelina Man
J. and Phillip v Buttislieri. aunt
Of Mrs. Marie Stallings. Prayers al
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 11th
st. Sc. on Wednesday, June 5. al
9:15 am. Mass at Mount Calvary
Church. 1900 Marlboro pike Sc. 81
10 am. Intombment Cedar Hill
Mausoleum
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members Of MARY wash
ington Chapter No. so.
q: ~ 3, are hereby noti-
CARRIE =. BAXTER. on
saturday, June A. 1858,
FunerAl aerYlcea viii 81
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SLATER, MARY A. on Saturday. June
l.. 1868. at her residence. $50 Rhode
Island ave. ne. MARY A. SLATER.
wife OF the late Milton T. Slater ir i;
mother Of Miss Margaret A. Slater.
sister Of Mrs y.,, Louise cOttsrd Mrs
Annie NJ. Pierce, Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave. ne, until 9.l5
am. Tuesday, June A. Mass ct St.
Martins Catholic Church, 1900
Prayers at the funeral home on
Monday, ct $50 pm. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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day. NAY So' 1908. EIIIzABlFSTIiH i
EsV ~ ta o. 10 s,. ssS place
Of Rosalie Bean and Ella. JulluE,
Roosevelt, Booker r. and william
HArrington. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends.
hitsr 4 pm, Monday, friends are
Funeral Home. 1870 nth ~ NV,
where services viii be held al
pm Tuesday, June 4. fnternent
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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WALTER, HON. FRANCIS EUGENE.
on Friday, May 81. 1868, at Georse-
town University Hospital, HON.
FRANCIS EUGENE WALTER Of
Walter Mack Of 1917 Maple ave,
Chevy Chase, Md. He also is survived
BY one grandson. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison st. NV. parking on
premises). Services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday,
June 4. at 10 Am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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CLAYTON. c. ". BnLI. Officers and

Marlboro Chapter, No. 81,
o. e. g., announces with
regret the passing OF Past
Patron CLARENCE WAL
TER CLAYTON on Satur-
day. June /. ID 1903. Q; z.
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JOHNsoN' L6olR.ETTAa A., A. on sqnday
soN q % 1SS aalis 2SE u NV e. S SSas
OF Mrs. Helen NJ. Blackstone anC
Alphonzo H. Lyons. grandmother o.
Lisa c. Lyons and aunt Of Mrs
Marguerite l.. Boswell. Also surviv'
ing are other relatives and man1
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements BY Mcclure, Inc.
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KIMBALL, ROGER STANLEY. on
Saturday ~ June Ao 1872 sH a 2SS1
KIMBAIL, husband Of Eleanor B.
, Kimball. father Of Robert Lansford
Kimball, son of Frank A. and Eva
B. Kimball Of 2si2 35th st. NV,
Washington yIaldI.gg D, c.; brother Of
above address. Friends may call
at the 8. H.. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV, after ~
noon Monday, June 3 parking IA
cilities). Services from the above
funeral home on Tuesday, June 4,
at $3.50 pm. Interment Hope Gene
terry. Worcester, Mass. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03

WIGGs; THELMA r; on Sunday. june
1918 Kansas ave. NV. wife Of
Raymond NJ Wigs and mother
Of Karen w. Robinson. Also sur
viving are two grandchildren. her
one brother. Verde L. Robinson;
other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
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