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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

Fordham University pro-
videS an excellent service to
United States medical and
research service by publishing
occasional translations Of
publications from Soviet
medical sciences. Latest Of
these concerns therapeutic
methods employed by pSy-
chiatry in the USSR. Even q
layman, perusing these, may
extract some information
about life in the Communist
world.
1t is at once obvious that
the attempt to build q new
Soviet man has not succeeded.
The creation is. alas, subject
to the same neurotic pres
sures, fears, anxieties, de-
pressions and disabilities
possessed by the capitalist
man.
There also are some Of the
same additions, notably to
alcohol and tobacco. The
editors Of the Fordham Mono
graphs dryly note that, while
the Russians refer to alcohol
addiction as O "vestige Of
capitalism" 1t Is q vestige
which Is increasing at a great
rate.
Set Up Soldering" Centers
Clinical reports as pub
lished by the Soviets reveal
that a very high percentage
of admissions in patient cate
gories are alcoholics. This
also Ia true In the Eastern
bloc Of satellite republics. In
1858. 14.3 per cent Of all pa
tents admitted for psychia-
trio treatment were suffer-
ing from some form Of alco-
holism.
The USSR has set up a
system Of SOLDERING" centers
and the treatment for en-
couraging abstinence is some
what heroic.
THE inebriates," says the
report Of the Russian PSYCHE
artists. ARE usually brought
TO the SOLDERING center by
truck, are undressed and
sobered by pouring cold
and warm water on them
alternately"
The charge for thus being
sobered Is 40 rubles. The
patient may pay or work IL
out at labor.
Treatment aimed at making
the alcoholic able 10 resist
the urge TO drink, also is lack
ing In any subtlety Of APP
proach. In this country the
drug antabuse is widely en-
ployed. Once q patient has
taken II he Is unable 10 retain
alcohol. A drink makes him,
or her, sick. But the drug
must be taken regularly.
The Soviets do not make
much use Of antabuse. More
lasting have been the various
methods based on conditioned
reflexes. 1--WE are reminded
Of Pavlov's famed expert
ments with conditioning the
reflexes OF dogs.) An ex-
ample follows: The usual
liquor or wine bottle Is put
on the table. But before the
patient may reach for II he,
or she. is injected with : rs
TO 0.5 &C Of a one per cent
apomorphine solution (this
induces vomiting. The pa
tient Is then made TO take
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

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But we also think that in latching on
to smut as practically the only commod-
ity worth promoting and peddling, they
are making a shameful mistake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27
Answers to Questions
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

mail, TO any question Of fact 81
isas. tss street. wv. wssSins ton
4. D o Please inelose return post
age or self addrssssd' stamped
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DrathH

BORIS. on Saturday, Decem-
Der N, 1853. BORIS ZANOFF Of
773c Eastern ave. NV beloved hus-
band OF Anna ZanOff, devoted father
Of LOUIS Zan0n OF Bethesda, Nd. and
Mrs. Tamara Davis Of Washington,
ID. {. Also survived BY two brothers.
Samuel Zanoff Of Silver Spring, Nd,
and Louis G. ZanOn Of Torrance,
Calf, and three grandchildren SeFT-
ices al the c. D. Goldberg & Son
Funeral Home, an 9Th 81 az, on
Monday, December 90. at z nm
Interment Tifereth Israel Cemetery
mount LebanOnl. In mourning at 1907
North Portal DR.. NV.
ZEPP. CHARLES r. Suddenly, on Sat
urday, December 70, 1853, at Holy
Cross Hospital, CHARLES r. ZEPP
Of 6Aol MedWick DR., Hysttsville, Nd,
beloved husband Of Olivia A. Zepp,
father Of Guy ]. G. Zepp, MarEO r.
FuEate and Gary Raw Zepp, son OF
T. Raymond and Charlotte Zepp. He
also is survived by one brother, one
sister and four grandchildren. Friends
may call at the TakOma Funeral
Home, 25A Carroll 81. NV. parking
oppOsite), after pm. Sunday. Serv-
ices al the ReOrEanized Church Of
Jesus Christ of LatteF-Day Saints,
1875 Massachusetts ave. n.W.s on
Tuesday, December 81, at " an.
lnterment private. Family requests
donations 10 the Heart Fund. 20
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Dr.. Irwin KerIon, 81, Former
Division Director at HEW

was Protect Your Family
Against Poisoning" 8 million
copies of which were distri-
buted.
Born and reared in st
Cloud, Mimi. DR.. Kerlan at
tended the University of Min
nesota, where he was the
youngest man ever to receive q
doctor Of medicine degree. He
was only 20.
After graduation, he went
into public health medicine
first in Minnesota and later fol
the Commonwealth of Ken
lucky. He then joined the Fooc
and Drug Administration. He
also served as a children's book
consultant to the Library oi
Congress.
He is survived by three
brothers, DR.. Milton Kerlan OF
Los Angeles, DR.. Jules Kerlar
of Minneapolis and DR.. Martin
Kerlan Of johnson City, Tenn.
and two sisters. Mrs. Francis
May of Los Angeles and Mrs
Mary Arnovich Of Minneapolis
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A memorial service will be
leld at 8 o'clock tonight for
Dr.. Irwin Kerlan, a retired
livision director at the Depart
nent of Health, Education and
Welfare and an expert on
ihildren books. The service
Vill be at the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, Macomb
ltreet and Massachusetts,
venue NV. Burial will be in
sos Angeles.
DR.. Kerlan, 81, who also
Rught at George Washington
University, was killed Saturday
light when he was struck by a
ar while crossing Wisconsin
venue NV. He was dead on
rrival at Georgetown Universi-
Hospital.
DR.. Kerlan, retired in 1861 as
lead of the Division Of Re-
earch and Reference in the
Bureau of Medicine of the
Food and Drug Administration.
Ie had been with the agency
tnce before World War II. One
q his beSt-known pamphlets
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William B. Kerkum, Sr., 81,
Headed Patent Law Group

william B. Kerkam, sr., a
ormer president of the Ameri-
an Patent Law Association
md a Washington lawyer for
10 years. died yesterday at the
Washington Hospital Center
Ifter a brief illness. He was 81.
Mr.. Kerkam, the senior mem
Ier Of the Cameron, Kerkam
3 Sutton law firm, was preSi-
lent of the patent group from
,938 to 1910.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Ierkam was educated in local
chools, receiving degrees from
George Washington Univer-
ity and National University.
Vhere he later received an
honorary degree.
He was a member Of the
american Bar Association, the
american Patent Law Associa-
ion, and the bars of the Dis
rict and several other juris-
Lotions.
He was also a member of the
University Club of Washing
on, the Princeton Club of New
FORK and the Sigma Nu Phi
egal fraternity.
Mr.. Kerkam leaves his wife,
he former Hazel Jane Free
nan, of the Westchester Apart
nents, the home address; two
ons, william B., jr., Of 2810
Forty-fourth street NV, and
John F., of 6 oxford street,
chevy Chase, Md, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Gawler Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue and
Harrison street NV. Burial will
Ie private.
The family requests that ex-
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John Mccartney,
| of q Brothers
To Enter Ministry

The Rev. John Robertson
Mccartney, DID,, 81. the BROTH
er Of the Rev. Albert Joseph
Mccartney, minister emeritus
Of the National Presbyterian
Church here, died Friday at
Santa Barbara, Calf.
He retired as pastor of the
Palm Desert (Calif) Presby-
terian Church 10 years ago
but remained active as a chap
lain in the Los Angeles area
until his death.
DR.. Mccartney was one OF
four brothers who entered the
Presbyterian ministry. One
brother, Ernest, served al
churches across the country
Another, Clarence, was elected
moderator of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian
Church Of America in 1924
Only Albert Joseph, of 1907
Eighteenth street NV, sur.
wives.
services were scheduled to-
day in Santa Barbara.
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manned at Yale until he re-
turned to Switzerland in 1858
Mr.. Hindemith receive d
many honors. In 1947 he was
a member of the American
National Institute of Arts and
Letters. In 1855 he received
the $4,000 Sibelius prize, and
early this year he was awarded
a $56.250 Balkan prize.
He leaves his widow, They
had no children.
A family spokesman said
Mr.. Hindemith's body would
be taken to Switzerland for
private funeral services.
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Paul Hindemith Dies;
Versatile Composer

FRANKFURT, Germany.
Dec. 80 (AP)-The music world
today mourned Paul Hinde-
NTH. one Of the greatest COM
posers Of the 10th century.
Mr.. Hindemith, 6e, died Sat-
urday night Of a circulatory
Rilment in a Frankfurt hos
pital. He had come to Frank
urt two weeks ago from his
some in Zurich, Switzerland,
o see his doctor.
A wartime resident Of the
United States, Mr.. Hindemith
had been an American citizen
since 1916.
His best known work was his
symphony Mathis der Mailer, "
drawn from his opera Of the
same name! His works also
included ballets, chamber
music, concertos and compost
lions for band. chorus and
every instrument.
A native Of Hanau, Germany,
Mr.. Hindemith was an able
Violinist at IL, and concert
master of the Frankfurt Opera
House at 20.
Moving to Berlin, he began
Eeaching in 1927. The Nazis
Banned. his works in 1894 be-
sause of their anti-romantic
character, and the composer
moved to Switzerland. In the
Fears before World War II he
llso reorganized the musical
sducation system in Turkey.
On a visit to the United
States in 1899 he remained be-
.ause of the war in Europe and
he next year joined the fac
Ilty of Yale University. He re-
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Dfatha


ADAMS, MATTE L. On Monday, De-
cember 80, 1853, at Paint Branch
Nursing Home. Beloved wife of Fred
E. Adams, and mother of Winston E.
Adams, Esther M. Adams, Grace
kimbel and Beula L. Deeb. sister of
Kate Lamos. Services at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 2S4 Carroll st. NV,
(parking Opposite), on Tuesday, De-
Washington Cemetery.
ADAMS, WILLIAM J. On Saturday,
December 2s, 1858, WILLIAM ].
ADAMS of Sl4 Maryland ave. ne.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
ALLEN, MARY ETA. On Sunday,
December ~, 1868, at her residence,
ll2 Division ave. me-, MRS. MARY
Eta, ALLEN, beloved wife Of Joseph
7. Allen. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Henry S. Washing
ton & Sons.
AMIS, OLEvIA M. On Saturday, De-
cember %, 1858, OLEVIA M. AMIS
OF SH i St. NV, beloved wife of
Arthur T. Amis and cousin of Mrs.
Lille Tally. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by,
ANDERSON, ALBERT F. On Sunday,
COUNTY Hospital, Leesburg, Va,
ALBERT F. ANDERSON of Purcell
yhles va. he is survived by three
Saughters, Mrs. Peyton Farmer Of
Bowling Green, Va; Mrs.. Arnold
Miss Patricia Anderson Of Purcell
vile, Va. three sisters, Mrs Helen
,: Ban. MIS-. Augusta l.. DOlSon and
Mrs; CapitOla E. Dresser, all Of
washington, d. c.. and one grand.
child; Friends may call at the Hall
where funeral services will be con-
Quoted Thursday, January z, 1854,
at am. lnterment Arlington Ma.
uonal Cemetery at 2:30 pm. 81
ANDERSON, SUSIE. On Wednesday,
December rs, 1853, SUSIE ANDERSON
of 1923 Ind st. NV. She is survived by
meces and nephews, other relatives
and many friends. After pm, Mon
day, December 30, friends may call
at Jarvis Chapel, l432 You st. NV,
day, December 81, at 10 am. Inter.
ment Harmony Memorial Park. 30
AUDLEY, JAMES J. on Saturday, De.
cember 20, 1858, at GEORGETOWN Uni
versity Hospital, JAMES J. AUDLEY,
beloved husband Of Mary Fahey Aud
ley and brother of Julia Sarsfield Of
washington, D. c.; Mrs. Catherine
Smith, Mrs. Margaret O'Sullivan Of
Detroit, Mich; Nora CaIlaghan, Mi.
chael and Peter Audley Of County
Galway, ireland. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 474s
Wisconsin ave. NV, on Tuesday,
December 81, at S:l5 am. Requiem
Mass at Our Lady of Victory Church
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Friends may call after 2
pm. Sunday. 30
AUDLEY, JAMES J. Members of Our
- Lady Of Victory, Holy
quested to assemble on
A& ~ the church parking lot on
WI%0 w Monday, December 30,
wy 1858, at 7:l5 pm, to pro-
coed to the funeral home
for the recitation of the Rosary for
our late member, JAMES J. AUD.
LEY.
JOHN j. MELLIN, President.
FATHER DONALD DUGGAN, Mod.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatori,1m

u SIIId IUIIUIu
j. William Lees Sons Co.
AL. =. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ST. and Mass. Ave. ii. 3-Saoo
Rlnaldi Funeral Home
Z4oo GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA 3.1HI
Blks. North of Walter Reed HoSnitai
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Garn nf ThankH

EDWARDS, ALBERTA x. The family
of the late ALBERTA X. EDWARDS
wish to extend sincere thanks to
all relatives, friends, neighbors and
Pastor and members of BeuIah Bap-
list Church for their many express
SONS of sympathy, flowers, cards,
kilograms and cars and other kind
ness shown during their recent
bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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DFathH

DREBELBEs, COL. WILMER C.,
"a 1rss nsaifsl 5c.9 GSSPs y, .rf.isse SsEs :, s o2
hRPFstEI hhFiPgieE TTssFEs SG9eL G9L IsI EIMIER &c {:
Dreibelbies and father Of Sarah
Mercadoi wife Of Col Luis r. Mer-
cado. Also survived by a Erandson,
Il Robert Kimball Mercado. Funeral
serviees az Arlington National Gene
pm %
DUNLAP, JAMES HUNTER. On Satur-
day. December 70, 1853, al Mcclure
Veterans Hospital, Richmond, Va,
JAMES HUNTER DUNLAP OF Delta
VILE Va husband Of Bertha Dun
Lap and brother Of Beatrice Pearson,
Fairfax. Va; Elizabeth d. Couch,
bairtax. Ns-; Ena Lee UPshurch.
Timpson. Tex; Worth s. b1nisp,
Deltaviiles Va, and Marion Fern
Dunlap Of Mission, KanS. Remains
resting at the Faulkner Funeral
Home, Urbana, Va. Funeral services
az Zoro Baptist Church. Deltaville,
ECKERT. MARIAN MORRISON. On
Sunday, December q. 1853, at Prince
son ECKERT Of 3e2e Nash st. Sc,
beloved wife Of Ralph Eckert and
mother Of Joseph Eckert and sister
Of Miss Gwen, Clifford and Neil Nor
rison, an Of Milton, Pa. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, Ath
8. and Mass ave. n.e.s until 10 pm.
Monday, December 90. Services and
inferment Milton, Pa.
ECKERT. MARIAN NJ. The officers
- and members Of Cathedral
HSIM Chapter, No. II, o. E S.,
S& are hereby notified of the
AnEA& death December ~, 1853,
Of Sister MARIAN NJ. Eek
" ERT. Members may call
at the Lee Funeral Home,
1th st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne.
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rACKNEY, COL. STEPHENS E., UsAF

isSs, Col. STEPHENS E. TACKNEY
Of Cutler Ridge, Fla, beloved hus-
band Of Beatrice r. and father Of
Neal f. Hackney; brother of Mrs
Rex Dexter, Clinton, Md; Mrs. Ber-
nard Hayward. RoSlindale, Mass,
and Mrs Edward Browning, Lincoln,
Mass. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, 7400 Georgia
ave. NV. Services TUESDAY. Decem-
Der 81, at 9:4S am, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment, with full military
hOnOrs, Arlington National Cemetery.
Recitation Of the Rosary, Monday,
evening at 8 O'Clock at the above fu-
neral home.
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TALLEY. Lloyd E. on saturday. pe

IALLEfI Lloyd +, On Saturday, De
cember 20, 1858, at Mount Alto Hos
Todd pl. ne, son Of Mrs. Pearl F.
Talley, brother Of Mrs. Patricia +.
GOrmley OF Washington, D. c., and
uncle Of Mrs. Eugene Melito Of
Hyattsyille, Md. Friends may call
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
day. January 2 (parking facilities).
Services at Fort Myer Chapel on
Thursday, January 2, at pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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WHITE. JAMES HENRY AND RACHEL;

E. Sacred to the memory of nv ~
ents, JAMES HENRY and RACHEL,
z. WHITE, who passed aWay NAV d
1903, and December 30, 1881, reSpee,
tlveiy, and my brother, JAMES, SEN
tember Is, 1852. 'eP
The touch of his wonderful bards
how blest to know he who created
Each rose and each new budding tree.
III loving compassion has said nv
grace is sufficient for thee;
whatever the heart ache or sorrow.
And that there is new hope for
tomorrow
N the touch of his wonderful hands
Step BY step | am nearing home II
be with YOU w
DEVOT EDLY, GLADYS.
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TOwLEs, CARRIE E. On saturday,

IHsEi1 Deeem6er SN g, lg6s. 8 q CARRIE isIEufE. z.
beloved wife Of James d. Towles,
and mother OF Irene Reeves of Sea
Side, Calf. Also surviving are a
sister. Josephine Twyman; other rel.
atives and many friends. After
pm. Wednesday friends are invited
Isao =" St6 a. ST W NV Where ser seTvices ~ sSosIgi VIII
be held at ! pm. Thursday, January
2, 1854. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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MCDONALD, REV. ALBERT L. O

Saturday, December 2s, 1858 at ID. c.
General Hospital. REV. ALBERT L.
MCDONALD of 350l stanton rd. s.e.,
apt. 20l, devoted father of Mrs. Mag
gle B. Mcmillan. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Robert C.
Mason Funeral Home.
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TIEDEMAN, EDWIN ". On Saturday.
December 2s,, 1893, EDWIN W.
NV, husband OF Mrs. Irma F.
bsbm ot IllinoiS Mrs W;II;an,
Thomas of Ohio and Mrs. Dan Jett
Of Nebraska. Services and interment
KirkWOOd. Mo
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MANUEL. WILLIAM. Su,

Thursday, December 76, 1875, VIII
LIAM MANUEL Of 29o5 Park DR..
Sc, the beloved husband Of Pauline
Hale and Thomas A. Davis; brother
Of Frances Manuel. Funeral services
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope I'd. sc. (parking
facilities), on Tuesday, December 81,
at u noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tonal Cemetery. Visiting hours until
pm. 40
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(BUBj. On Sunday, December n,
1858, at District General Hospital,
EDWARD LEROY TURNER, Sr., OF
742 Ridge rd. Sc. beloved husband
Of Mrs. Rebecca l. Turner, devoted
son of the late Clarence Edward
(Jasper) Turner and Mrs. Alberta
Turner and devoted father of Joseph
Lloyd, Edward Leroy, jr., Carlton,
Mrs. Jacqueline Franklin, Darlington,
Vincent, Steven and Wayne Turner.
Also other relatives and friends. No
tice of funeral later. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne.
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JACKSON, SAMUEL c. On Monday

JACKSON Of ISIS I St. ~ NV. hus. IS.
band Of the late Eliza 3. jackson
and beloved father of Mrs. Beatrice
Mrs. Ursula ]. Holmes and Charles
NJ, Arthur W. and Samuel c. Jack
son. Also surviving are his grand
children, Observation-Disclosures, other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Mcclure, Inc.
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Gepkiy Mendaiy yniNs eNysn,nsi nj PsSsmsTT sS6sTH I W
lane g. DIXAII.. SecY.

ELLIS. BLANDINA L. On Sunday, De-
cember y, 1853, BLANDINA L. ELLIS
Of l65 Columbia I'd. NV, beloved wife
Of Leonard G. Ellis, mother Of DeitZ
S. Ellis and sister of Mrs. Carolyn
r. Finley Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
town, Nd. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc.
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day, December rs, 1858, COLUMBUS
p. MACK, Sr., of 1882 Massachusetts
W. and father Of Mary Elizabeth
Bronson, Columbus p, ir.; Audrey
Pecola, Katherine Ruth, Rudolph
Valentino and Roy Irving Mack. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc.
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DAY, Pecember" !" T q. iS6s. j. WILLIE III 1EuI n. T.
MCLAUGHLIN Of A2ll 2nd ST. NV,
Apt. 302, beloved husband Of Ethel
Mclaughlin and brother Of Mrs. Lille
Moddow of Baltimore, Md, and Mrs.
Herculene Clark Of Charlotte, N. c.
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm, Monday,
December 30, friends are invited 10
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
$40 9TH ST. NV, where services will
be held at 30 PM, Tuesday, De-
cember 81. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Family may be
contacted at 529 Shepherd st. NV.
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LEHMAN, CHARLES r. OF A0lo Madi-
son st., Hyattsville, Md, on December
2s, 1858. Husband Of Florence Leh-
man, father Of Dalton G., Charles r.
Lehman III and Mrs. Grace d. Soules,
son of Lydia Lehman, brother of Mrs.
Charles Pickard and Dalton Lehman.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
Ss0l Cleveland ave-, Riverdale, Nd,
Tuesday, December 81, at 1880 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 30
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McCARDLE, ANNIE r. On Saturday,
December %, 1853. at her residence,
l406 Delafield pl. NV, MISS ANNIE
F. McCARDLE, beloved cousin of
Albert G.. Tillman, Gaulfport, Miss. I;
Camille M. McCardle Bartling, Sicks-
GulfpOrt, Miss; Virginia Ann Jordan.
jackson, Miss; Virginia Sharp Bat
ton, jackson, Miss, and Olivia Leigh,
Columbus, Miss. Friends are invited
70 call at Hysong's Funeral Home.
1900, N st: NV, until Monday, DE
Church OF the Epiphany, !Sl1 & st.
NV, where services will be hcid al
2 pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry
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In mFmnrtant
Funeral Home
nFATH ANNOrNCFMFNTi

BRITT. CHARLIE c. In loving men,
ory of our beloved husband and ia
ther, who departed December %,
1850.
In our heart a memory Is kept
OF the one we loved and will never
forget.
DEVOTED WIFE, HALLE, Chill
DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
HAZELOCK, ALICE. In loving mem-
ory Of our mother, grandmother and
who departed this life eight years
ago today, December 30, 1855.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and Just to the end Of her
days;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What a beautiful memory she left
behind -
LOVING CHILDREN, GRANDCHIL-
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MARVIN R. ofheers and

IEbbo NHttT NdHandnI FNILINE r.
On Saturday, December 2s, 1858, at
Georgetown University Hospital, PAU
LINE E. TEBBS (nee) Callahan, of
1907 Livingston ST., Silver Spring, Nd,
Tebbs, mother OF Charles S. Tebbs, jr.,
and Francis j. Tebbs, sister OF Mrs.
Mary A. Seymour. Miss Helen Callahan
and John Callahan. Friends may call
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l l4th st. NV. parking facilities).
Prayers from the above Funeral Home
on Thursday, January z. at $50 am.
Thence to the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, 36th st. NV. between N and
o sts, where the holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at 10 am. for
the repOse Of her soul. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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% special communication Of
N Columbia Lodge, No. 2s5,
IN A. F. & A. NJ, Arlington,
MCN> Va, is called at pm.
WNLY Monday, December 30,
wv 1858, for the purpose OF
" conducting Masonic SerV.
ices for our late brother, GARLAND
SYDN0R KERFOOT.
A. c. PENN, Master.
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S9fSm3N fS4asGsy. nSh becembeT r. a. A iss5, al at
the FTeedmen's Hospital, MRS,
MATTE B. (MAYS) SOLOMON
OF 20 W st. NV. She leaves TO
mourn her passing three sons, Law
renee, Junius and Reginal d. MAYS;
two daughters, Mrs. Delores Saun-
sisters, four brothers, three grand
children, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3ol5 18th ST. ne. lample parking
after pm, Monday. December 90.
Funeral services will be held Tues
day, December 81, at ] pm, at the
Mount Jezreel Baptist Church, 5th
and E SITS. Sc, the Rev. L. T.
Hughes officiating. Interment Wood
laWn Cemetery 10
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hcAVOY, ANN. On Sunday, December
pital, MRS. ANN McAVOY Of 1912
X st. Sc, devoted wife of Mr.. Luther
A. McAvOy, beloved mother of Ann
tOnia Janet McAvOy. She is also sur
vived by a step-father, Mr.. Herbert
Grayson and a step-mother, Mrs.
Darnen Grays0n, ! brother, Leroy
Adams, ] uncle, Tom Tatum and a
host Of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
Funeral Home, 30lS 18th st. ne. Notice
of funeral later.
Evening star., 1963-12-30

KYLE, NAOMI E. On Sunday, Decem-
Der q, 1858, at Arlington Hospital,
NAOMI z. KYLE, Of 1900 18th ST. N.
Arlington, Va; beloved wife Of James
F. Kyle; sister of Mrs. Thala Perkins,
Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. Elsie Hen
bricks, Hyattsville, Md. She also is
survived BY six nepheWs. Friends may
call at the Murphy Funeral Home,
352A Columbia PIX, Arlington, Va, on
Monday, December 90, from ! until
10 pm. Funeral services and inter-
ment Armsted, Va.
Evening star., 1963-12-30

TREW, EDNA RITCHIE. on Saturday.
Fla, EDNA RITCHIE TREW, wife
OF Joseph Billingsley Trew; mother
of Joseph P. and Fred r. Trew.
Friends may call at GaWler's
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
ST. NV. (parking on premises), after
u noon, Monday, where services will
be held on Tuesday. December 81,
at II am. Interment GlenwOOd
Cemetery. 30