in THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1956 BROOKS. ISAAC. Unveiling services in memory of the late ISAAC BROOKS are to be held on Sunday.
May 20. 1956, at 3 p.m., at the Southeast Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. Alabama ave. section. Relatives and friends invited.
JANUS. JOSEPH. There will be an unvelling of a memorial stone to the memory of the late JOSEPH JANUS con Sunday, May 20. 1956. p.m., at the Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
Friendship Lodge Section. Riggs rd. extended. Relatives and friends invited. 20 KOTZIN, MORRIS M.
There will be an unveiling of memorial stone to the memory the late MORRIS M. -KOTZIN on Sunday. May 20. 1956 at p.m.. at the Mount Lebanon Section of the George Washington Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited. PASSIN, JACOB. Unveiling services memory of the late JACOB PASSIN. will be held Sunday, May 20. 1956.
st 3 p.m.. at the Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. Deaths Unveiling BARNES, ESTHER. On Thursday.
May 17. 1956. at Providence Hospital, ESTHER BARNES. beloved wife of Henry R. Barnes of La Plata.
Md. from the Huntt Funeral Home. Waldorf. on Saturday. May 19.
at p.m. Services at the Christ Church. La Plata, Interment Mount Rest Cemetery, In lieu of flowers. please make contributions to the Cancer Fund. BRICKERD, CHARLES.
On Friday May 18, 1956. at Garfield Hospital. CHARLES BRICKERD of 11915 Colesville Silver Spring, beloved husband of Ethel Mae Brickerd, father of Robert Milton Brickerd. He also 15 survived by a grandson, John Edward Brickerd: his mother, Mary C. Brickerd: 8 sister.
Thelma Driefus. and a brother, Herbert Brickerd. ServIces at the Gasch Funeral Home, Hyattsville, on Monday, May 91. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20 BROOKS, SARAH. On Friday, May 18. 1956. SARAH BROOKS.
beloved sister Louise Holcomb. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by W. G. Brooks and Otis F.
Allen. BROWN, WILLIS GORDON, On Friday. 18. 1956, at the Hahnemann Hospital. WILLIS GORDON BROWN.
husband of Mabelle Brown, father of Mrs. Guy H. Dorsey of 6320 Newburn Wood Acres. brother of Col. Earl I.
Brown. U. S. A. (retired).
of Southport, N. and Mrs. W. D. A.
Anderson of Alexandria. Va. Notice of services later. BUTLER. EUGENE J.
On Friday, May 18. 1956, EUGENE J. BUTLER, beloved husband of Mary T. Butler, father of Eugene Mary Ellen, Michael J. and Christopher D.
Butler. Funeral from the Collins Funeral Home, 3821 14th st. n.w.. on Monday, May 21. at 9:30 a.m.
Pontifical requiem mass at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 10 a.m. Interment Cathedral Cemetery, Scranton. Pa. The Holy Name Society of the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament will meet at the above funeral home on Sunday, May 20, at 8:30 a.m.. for recitation of the rosary.
20 BUTLER. VIOLA. On Saturday, May 19. 1956, her residence, 1440 st. s.e..
VIOLA BUTLER. beloved wife of Overton Butler and sister of Mrs. Rebecca Dorsey. Mrs. Alice Williams.
Walter and Stephen Anderson, She also is survived by a host of other relatives and friends. The late Mrs. Butler may be viewed at the above residence after 4 p.m. Monday, May 21. Funeral services on Tuesday, May at the Brown Memorial M.
E. Church. 14th st. and Constitution ave. at 1 p.m., the Rev.
A. J. Mattison officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Services by Stewart.
21 CHILDS, WILLIAM HENRY. On SaturMay 19. 1956, WILLIAM HENRY CHILDS, husband of the late Jessie Bowie Childs and beloved father of Mrs. Nelle C. Garner.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1756 Pa. ave. n.w. (courtesy parking opposite). Services will be held at the Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville, on Monday, May at 3 p.m.
20 CHRISTENSEN, CHRISTINE E. On Friday, May 18. 1956, at her residence. 1634 Fitzgerald lane, Alexandria, CHRISTINE CHRISTENSEN. wife of Dr.
Carl O. Christensen and mother of Mrs. Lillian Anthony. Mrs. Norma McClain, Kenneth Christensen and Carl Christensen.
Jr. Friends may call at the Wheatley Funeral Home, 809 King Alexandria, where funeral services will be held on Monday, May 21, at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Washington National Cemetery. Suitland rd. s.e., Washington, D.
C. 20 CLIFTON, BERNARD H. Suddenly, on Thursday. May 17. 1956.
at his residence. 2711 Wade rd. s.e.. BERNARD H. CLIFTON, the beloved son of Mrs.
Pearl Clifton and brother of Linwood B1ooks. Also surviving are two uncles. Clarence and Herbert Ware: one devoted sister-in-law, Flora Brooks. and other relatives and friends. After 2 p.m.
Sunday. May 20, friends may call at the Walter E. Hunter Funeral Home, 2512 Sheridan rd. s.e.. where funeral services will be held on Monday, May 21.
at p.m., the Rev. Edward Johnson officiating. Interment Woodlawn 20 COLVIN, 'EVELYN GERTRUDE (C. On Friday, May 18, 1956, at the Ten-Acre Foundation. Princeton, N.
EVELYN GERTRUDE COLVIN. wife of the late Walter J. Colvin. mother of Mrs. Gordon L.
McNeill of 9807. Southerland Silver Spring, Md. Memorial services on Saturday. May 19, at 4 p.m... at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia Silver Spring, Md. In preference of sympathy may be expressed the form of memorials to building fund of the First Church of Christ. Scientist. Silver Spring, Md. 19 CROWN, AGNES M.
On Thursday, May 17, 1956, at her home. Travilah. AGNES M. CROWN, beloved wife of Frank M. Crown and mother of Jessie Frank George Robert L.
and George T. Crown. Friends are invited to call at the Colonial Funeral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville.
Md. Services on Monday. May 21. at 2 p.m., at the Derwood Methodist Church. Interment Forest Oak Cemetery.
Gaithersburg. Md. 20 EDWARDS. MARGUERITE Thursday. May 17, 1956.
MARGUERITE E. EDWARDS of 1031 Euclid st. beloved wife of John A. Edwards. Also surviving are a brother.
Paul Coates; one aunt. Mrs. Florence Anderson. and other relatives and many friends. After 12 noon Sunday, May 20, friends are invited to call at the McGuire Funeral Home, 1820 9th st.
n.w., where services will be held on Monday, May 21. at 1:30 p.m. Interment Arlington 'National Cemetery, 20 FLOYD, CHARLES H. On Thursday, May 17. 1956.
at Falls Church, CHARLES H. FLOYD of 400. Lawrence Falls Church. beloved son of Bernie O. and Ruth T.
Floyd: brother of Thomas Richard P. Robert A. and John P. Floyd. Friends may call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson Arlington, where funeral services will be held on Monday, May 21.
at 2 p.m. Interment National Memorial Park. 20 FOLEY, JAMES DANIEL. On Friday May 18. 1956.
at the District General Hospital. JAMES DANIEL FOLEY of 3415 Brown st. n.w.. beloved father of Robert E. Foley and Stewart C.
Foley. Mr. Foley was a member of the Association of Oldest habitants, the National Capital Field Trial Club and the Potomac Rose ciety. Remains resting at Hysong'5 Funeral Home, 1300 st. n.w..
where prayers will be said on Monday, May 21, at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 16th st. and Park rd. where mass will be at 9 a.m. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers. it is requested that contributions be sent to the Cancer Fund. 20 GRIFFITH. FRANCES MOONEY.
On Friday. May 19. 1956. at Doctors Hospital, Washington, D. FRAN MOONEY GRIFFITH of 612 North Fillmore Arlington.
beloved wife of Fred Griffith and mother of Fred P. Griffith. of Fairfax. and Mrs. Teresa G.
Johnson ol Falls Church Va. She also is survived by one sister, Mrs. Helen Knee of Pittsburgh. and five grandchildren. Friends may call at the Funeral Home.
2847 Wilson Arlington. until 9:30 a.m. day, May 21: thence to St. Charles' Catholic Church, where mass will be offered for the repose of her soul at 10 a.m. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS Deaths HARDY, WELLINGTON C. On Friday. May 18, 1956, at his residence, 1763 T. st. WELLINGTON C.
HARDY (formerly of Boston. devoted son of the late Daniel and Isabella Hardy. beloved brother of Samuel W. Isadore Iverson Geneva, Benton and Clifton 8. Hardy and Nettie H.
Vance: loving uncle of Esther T. Jones. Betty H. Williams. Edith L.
Hardy and Joan Gambrell. Also surviving are many friends. After 3 p.m. Monday, May 21. friends are invited to call at the McGuire Funeral Home, 1820 9th st.
w. where services will be held on Tuesday. May p.m.. Rev. Z.
M. Hawkins officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 21 HARRIS. EMMETT 0.
Passed away on Thursday, May 17, 1956. EMMETT O. HARRIS. husband of Mable A. Harris and father of Mildred D.
Miller, Ester Powell, Lillian Emmett W. and Henry Harris. After p.m. Saturday. May 19, friends may call at the Rollins Funeral Home.
4339. Hunt pl. n.e.. where funeral services will be held on Sunday, May 20. at 1 p.m.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 20 HEINLINE. WILLIAM M. On Friday, May 18. 1956, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM M. HEINLINE. husband 01 Mabel T. Heinline and father of Nettie E. Marshall.
Services at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e., on Monday, May 21. at 2:30 p.m.
Interment Congressional Cemetery. 20 IMES, MILDRED. Suddenly. on Thursday. May 17.
1956, MILDRED IMES of 501 st. s.e., devoted grandmother of Mrs. Edith E. Watts. sister of Dorothy Powell.
Mrs. Marguerite Chisley, Leroy, Acey and Gardner Chisley. She also is survived by four great-grandchildren. 8 devoted friend. William C.
Jones. and other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after 4 p.m. Saturday, May 19, at the Barnes Matthews Funeral Home. 614 4th st.
s.w. Funeral services on Sunday, May 20, at 1 p.m., at the Simms Memorial Methodist Church. 1st and sts. s.e., Rev. Williams officiating.
Interment Odenton. Md. 20 IMES. MILDRED. The District Grand Lodge of Chaldeans is having a called meeting on Saturday.
May 19, 1956. at 7:30 p.m.. at the Chaldeans' Home for our past grand inner guard, Sister MILDRED IMES. Funeral on Sunday, May 20, at 1 p.m.. from the Sims Memorial, 1st and sts.
s.e. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, D. G. Master. ICELEAN HUNTER, Fin.
Secy. JARVIS. ELVA CATHERINE. On Friday, 18. 1956.
ELVA CATHERINE JARVIS. wife of the late W. Ernest Jarvis. beloved mother of Norman and Areatha Jarvis. sister-in-law of Mrs.
Bertha Phillips of St. Albans. N. and Mrs. Novella Syphax.
She also is survived by nine grandchildren, one great-grandchild nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. After 12 noon Sunday. May 20. friends are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1432 You st. n.w.
Mass will be offered at St. Augustine's Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Monday, May 21. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20 KEATTS, DURWARD S.
On Friday. May 1956, at Georgetown Hospital. DURWARD S. KEATTS of 4553 Windsor lane. Bethesda, beloved husband of Mary Regina Keatts, father of Durward Marie B.
and William F. Keatts: brother of G. Belle. Cecil C. Logan, Felix S.
and Robert L. Keatts. Friends are invited to' call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Md.
Services on Monday. May 91. at 10 a.m. at the Bethesda Christian Church. Wisconsin and Hunt aves.
Interment Parklawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers. contributions may be made to the Bethesda Christian Church Memorial Fund, Wisconsin and Hunt Bethesda, Md. 20 KELLY, RUTH. On Thursday, May 17, 1956, at her residence.
16 Bates st. n.w.. Ressell RUTH Kelly, KELLY, She also devoted wife of is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Norma Nichols: two sisters. Mrs.
Grace Dade and Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney: four brothers. Henry, James. Vernon and Irvin Brown, and other relatives and many friends. After 3 p.m.
Sunday. May 20. friends may call at the Palmer Funeral Home, 412 st. n.e. Funeral services on Monday, May 21.
at the Shiloh Baptist Church. 9th and P. sts. n.w.. at 1 p.m.
Interment Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Arlington, Va. KENNEDY, JOHN. On Friday, May 18. 1956 at his residence, 4413 3rd st. s.e..
JOHN KENNEDY. beloved husband of Mary Catherine Kennedy, father of Col. Thomas J. Kennedy, U. S.
A. Margaret Kennedy, Sister Mary Alice of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost and Mary Immaculate and Mary K. Griffin: grandfather of Thomas Kennedy. and Thomas F. Griffin Friends Mattingly may Funeral call at Home, the 131 Robert 11th st.
A. s.e.. until Sunday, May 20. at 12 noon. Funeral services and interment at St.
Joseph. Mo. Family requests that no flowers be sent. 20 KNIGHT. WILLIAM R.
Suddenly, on Thursday. May 17. 1956, at Suburban Hospital. WILLIAM R. KNIGHT of 12604 Holdridge Silver Spring, beloved husband of E.
Knight. son of Nettie E. Knight. grandson of Dolly Johnson and brother of Mrs. Leonard L.
Howes, Mrs. Washington H. Thompson and Robert L. and George R. Knight.
Mr. Knight rests at Home. the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral 8434 Georgia Silver Spring. Md.
Services on Monday. May 21. at 3 p.m at the Colesville Methodist Church. Colesville Md. Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
(Privae parking facilities for your convenience located on Wayne adjacent to the funeral home. 20 KOHR, SOPHIA LOUISE. On Thursday, May 17, 1956, SOPHIA LOUISE KOHR of 9916 Rogard Silver A. Spring, wife of the late Harvey Kohr and mother of Mrs. Herman G.
Brunk and Daniel A. Kohr. Mrs. Kohr rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia Silver Spring where services will be held on Monday, May 21.
at 1 p.m. Interment National Va. Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls Church. Please omit flowers.
(Private parking facilities for your convenience located on Wayne adiacent to the funeral home.) 20 MANN. NORA (nee Toomey) On Friday. May 18, 1956, at Georgetown Hospital. NORA MANN (nee Toomey). the beloved wife of Frank A.
Mann of 3942 Ames st. n.e., mother of Francis John Jesse A. and William I. Mann: sister of Joseph Toomey, Dennis Toomey. Mrs.
Dennis Corbett and Mrs. Michael Herlihy. Funeral from the Timothy Hanion Funeral Home. 3831 Georgia ave. n.w..
on Monday. May 21. at 9:15 a.m. Requiem mass at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church. Ridge rd.
and Ely pl. s.e., at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends are Kindly omit flowers. 20 MAYNARD, WILLIAM T.
Suddenly, on dence, 1635 May 17. 1956. at his resiThursday. st. n.w..
WILLIAM T. Maynard. devoted husband of Rita father of William T. Maynard. son of Mrs.
Amey Maynard and brother of Mrs. Julia Brown. Keys and Lillian Maynard. Other Mrs. Amey relatives and many friends also survive.
After p.m. Monday, May 21, friends may call at the Frazier Funeral Home 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w.. where services will be held on Tuesday, May at 9:30 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
McFARLAND. ROBERT A. On Saturday, May 19, 1956. at George Washinston University Hospital, ROBERT A. McFARLAND of 931 South 16th of Hallie G.
McFarland. father of Arlington. beloved husband Robert A. McFarland. son of Addison brother B.
and Alice J. M. and McFarland. McFarland of of William Harold E. Guilford College North Carolina: Raymond McFarland of Greeneville, S.
Mrs. Hazel Ballinger and Mrs. Evelyn Cause of Gilbert College. North lina: Mrs. Marjorie Durham and Mrs.
Mary Alice Pegram. both of boro. N. C. Friends may call at the S.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 ices terian at the New York Avenue Presby14th st. n.w. (parking facilities) ServChurch.
13th st. and New York ave. n.w.. on Monday, May 21. at p.m.
Interment National Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls Church. Va. In lieu of flowers. contributions may be made to Multiple Sclerosis Fund.
(North Carolina papers please copy.) 20 OLCOTT. FLOYD B. Suddenly, on Wednesday night May 16. 1956. at FLOYD residence.
7828 Orchid st. n.w.. his of Louise B. OLCOTT, beloved husband Olcott and father of Joseph 8. Olcott.
Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 14th st. Monday, May 2901 21.
at 11 a.m. (parking facilities). Interment Fort Lincoin Cemetery, 20 May PETERSON, 15, JAMES at his M. On Tuesday, Fairmont 1956, residence. 1124 n.w., JAMES M.
PETERSON, beloved husband off Maria H. Peterson and brother Mrs. JoseMrs. phine Wilson. Mrs.
Mary Love Brown. Chives and Cuthbert Mrs. Peterson. Henrietta Also Laura Harves, surviving are other relatives and many friends. After 19 noon Friday, May 18.
friends may call at his late restdence, where funeral services will be held on Saturday. May 19, at 11 a.m.. Rev. Jerry A Moore officiating Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by the Brooks Allen Funeral Home.
PROCTOR, JAMES HARLEY. On Thursday, May 17. 1956, at his restdence, 1816 st. n.c.. JAMES HARLEY PROCTOR, devoted husband of Ethel Proctor.
He also is survived by. a stepmother. Mrs. Mamie E. Proctor: five brothers, two sisters.
two stepdaughters, one granddaughter and A Friends host of other relatives and friends. may call at Boyd's 1988 20th st. n. w. after 10 Home.
a.m. Sunday, May Funeral on Monday. May 21, at 10 a.m., from the above funeral home. Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. May PUSATERL, 17.
1956. ANTONIO, On Thursday, ANTONIO PUSATERI at of Garfield 4509 Hospital. Yuma st. n.w.. husband of Catherine Pusateri, father of Sam, Michael.
Anthony. Joseph, Frank and Vincent Pusateri. Mrs. Mary Natali, Mrs. Catherine Pino and Mrs.
Rose Cagle. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
n.e.. until Monday, May al Mass will be 8:30 offered a.m. at 3rd the and Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Cedar sts n.w.. at 9 a.m.
ment Hill Cemetery Sanctuary, 20 PUNERAL DESIGN GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC. prices. Expressive Open Floral Tributes, Moderate orders also daily, accepted, Sun.
6:30 to holidays. p.m. Phone nights 000 St. N.W. NA.
8-0106. PYLES. MELVIN E. On Friday, May 18, 1956. MELVIN E.
PYLES of Fairless Hills, and formerly of Baltimore City, Md. He is survived by his wife, Edna Pyles: a daughter. Miss Pamalea Pyles: a brother. J. Warner of Darlington.
and a sister. Mrs. Fannie A. Gilbert of Catonsville. Md.
The remains may be viewed 17 the Cheltenham Methodist Church, Cheltenham. on Sunday, May 20. between the hours of 2 and 3 p.m.. at which time funeral services will be conducted in the church proper. with the Rev.
Ralph Leonard officiating. Interment church cemetery. 20 RHODES, WILLIAM B. Friday. 18, 1956.
at Physicians' Memorial Hospital. La Plata, WILLIAM B. RHODES of Pisgah. beloved husband of the late Gertrude Huntt Rhodes and father of Dorothy Wood of Pisgah, stepfather of Elsie Segfried and J. Leo Pope of Washington, D.
C. Services will be held at the Huntt Funeral Home, Waldorf, on Monday, May 21. at 2 Interment St. Charles' Church Cemetery. Glymont, Md.
20 Deaths RODWELL. HORACE. On Thursday, May 17. 1956. HORACE RODWELL of 4403 st.
s.e.. loving son of Horace and Magnolia Rodwell. He also 1s survived by two sisters. grandmother. Mrs.
Josephine Rodwell. and 6 other p.m. relatives Monday. and May many 21, friends. After call at the Palmer Funeral Home, 419 st.
n.e, Funeral and interment, Henderson, N. C. RUDD, BESSIE M. On Friday. May 18.
1956, RUDD, beloved wife of Everette R. Rudd, mother of Mrs. Helen Hale and Mrs. Margaret Brooks: Thomas grandmother of John and Frank and Barbara Brooks. Funeral services at the W.
W. Deal Funeral Sunday. Home, May 4812 20. Georgia ave. at 2 p.m.
ment Riverview Cemetery, Richmond, Va. 20 STANLEY, CHARLES H. On Thursday. May 17. 1956 CHARLES STANLEY.
beloved husband of the late Dorothy H. Stanley and brother of Alfred W. Stanley. Friends may call at the Nalley Funeral Home, 3200 Rhode Island at Eastern ave. n.e..
where services will be held on Monday, May 21. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 20 WATTS, JAMES F.
On Tuesday, May 1956. at his residence, 3206 Wardet st. n.w.. JAMES F. WATTS, beloved husband of Lillie B.
Watts and father of Miss Susie W. Watts. Mrs. Janie W. Wyatt.
James E. and Henry L. Watts. Also surviving are three grandchildren, Iris and Carolyn A. Wyatt and James E.
Watts, two sisters. Mrs. Hattie L. Cunningham and Mrs. Janie Culbertson; one John Harris.
all of Laurens. S. C. and other relatives and many friends. After 10 a.m.
Friday, May 18. friends are invited to call at the McGuire neral on Saturday, May 19 from the Funeral Home, 1820 9th st. n. W. FuShiloh Baptist Church.
9th and sts. n.w.. Memorial at 1 p.m. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. 19 WEATHERSBEE, FRANK B.
On Wednesday, May 16, 1956. FRANK B. WEATHERSBEE of 1495 Newton st. and father of Francis n.w., husband of Rose B. Weathersbee David Raymond Weathersbee: brother of Mrs.
Mabel Cobb. Mr. Weathersbee rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434 Georgia Silver Spring. where services will be held on Monday.
May 21, at 10 Interment Parklawn Cemetery. (Private parking facilities for your cent venience to the located funeral on Wayne home.) adja- WELLER, sylvani8 ave. RICHARD. s.e.. on Of May 1513 18, Pennbrother of Mrs.
Susan Cornell of Scranton. Pa. Services at Chambers' Funeral Home. 517 11th st. s.e..
on Monday, May 21. at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. WITKIN. RACHEL HALPERIN.
On Friday. May 18. 1956. RACHEL HALPERIN WITKIN of 1708 North Cliff Alexandria, wife of the late Max Witkin and devoted mother of Mrs: Esther Witkin and William S. Halperin.
She also is survived by sister, Mrs. Pauline Witkin, and brother, Morris Witkin: four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services at the Bernard Danzansky Son Funeral Home, 3501 14th st. on Sunday, May 20. at 11 a.m.
Interment Agudath Achim Cemetery, Alexandria. Va. 20 YATES, ADELAIDE. Suddenly, on Friday. ADELAIDE May 18, YATES, 1956.
at wife Sibley Hospital. Yates of 733 Taylor st. n.w. and sister of Eva Lane. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. n.e., where services will be on Monday, May 21. a.m. Interment Congressional In Memoriam AMADO, REBECCA D.
In memory of our dear sister. REBECCA D. AMADO. who departed this life four years today. May 19.
1952. Your life is a beautiful memory, Your absence a silent grief: You sleep in God's beautiful garden In the sunshine of perfect DEVOTED SISTER. KATIE EMERSON, AND BROTHER, LAURENCE E. HAWKINS. BECKLEY, DR.
EDGAR RANDOLPH. tribute in memory RANDOLPH of my BECKLEY. father, Dr. EDGAR who today. departed May this 19, life 1949.
seven PAUL. years ago HOLMES. LUCINDA M. In loving ory of my beloved mother, LUCINDA' M. HOLMES, who passed away ten years ago, May 19, 1946.
Deep in my heart a memory is kept Of one I loved and can never forget. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. DORA. JORDAN, JOHN RAYMOND RITT, LULU AND WORMLEY, GEORGE F. Sacred to the JORDAN.
memory of Iny father. JOHN W. died May 19. 1997: brother, RAYMOND MERRITT JORDAN, who died May 18, 1952: sister, LULU F. JORDAN.
who died May 9, 1951, and our son. GEORGE F. WORMLEY, who died May 19, 1938. May their souls rest in peace. LONELY DAUGHTER.
SISTER. MOTHER AND FATHER, WILHELMINA JORDAN WORMLEY AND LUTHER C. WORMLEY. KOONCE. memory of my MORRISSEY devoted S.
husband. In MOR- loving RISSEY S. KOONCE, who passed away eighteen years ago today. Deep in my heart you are fondly remembered. MARGARET.
LYONS. JANE HOPE. In loving memory of JANE HOPE LYONS. who departed this life three years ago today, May 1953. May, brings sad memories of loved one gone to rest.
You will never be forgotten THE By the TIGNOR ones who HAMMOND loved you best. DAN FAMILIES. of MILLER. my W. dear OSCAR.
husband. In loving W. OSCAR MILLER. who departed this life two vears ago today, May 19, 1954. Two years have passed since that sad day When the one I loved was called away God took him home, it was His will.
But in my heart he liveth. God gave us strength to bear it And courage to meet the blow; What it meant to lose you, The world will never know. YOUR WIFE, DAISY. AND SISTER-IN-LAW, PINKIE GORDON. NEULAND, ANNA M.
In loving memory of our mother. ANNA M. NEULAND, who departed this life three years ago today. May 19. 1953.
Your memory 1s keepsake With which we will never part: Though We still God have has you you in our His keeping. LOVING AND EMILY. CHILDREN, EDDIE. FRANK PFEIFFER. ALBERT.
In loving memory of our father and our father-in-law. ALBERT PFEIFFER, who passed away fifteen years ago today, May 19, 1941. Gone. but not forgotten. DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW.
RATTLEY, JOSEPH B. In sacred memory of my husband. JOSEPH B. RATTLEY, who passed away three years ago today. May 19, 1953.
Often I retrace my steps through memory's lane, Pausing to think of things you used to say and do: Then I plod on with 8 sad heart. Realizing how much I really miss HIS DEVOTED WIFE, GENEVIEVE. SACCHINO. BETTY JEAN. In our dear daughter and sister, BETTY JEAN SACCHINO, who passed away ten years AgO today, May 19.
1946. Dear Betty, it has been ten long years today that you left to rest in heaven. where only angels like you could go. We miss you much in everything we do. as it reminds We us of you so much in what we do.
can see your golden hair and blue eyes and skin as pure as gold. There will never be another to take your place 111 our hearts. I hope some again and day be we happy may as all meet always together we May you sleep in heaven in peace forever and ever. YOUR MOTHER. FATHER.
SISTERS. BRENDA. LORRAINE, RICHARD. MARY AND LOUIS: BROTHER, JO ANN SWEITZER. SMITH.
CLARENCE WALTER. In loving memory of my dear husband. CLARENCE WALTER SMITH. who passed away one year ago today, May 19, 1955. A precious one from me is gone, A voice I loved is sttiled: A place is vacant in my heart Which never can be Alled.
have lost my soul's companion. A life linked with my own. And day by day I miss you more As I walk through life alone. They say time heals all sorrows And helps one to forget; But time so far has only proved How much I miss you, yet. I think of you 11 silence.
No one can see me weep. But many silent tears I've shed While others are MRS. MARY E. SMITH. WILLIAMSON.
PAULINE. In loving memory of our dear mother, PAULINE WILLIAMSON. who departed this life two years ago today, May 19, 1954. We We have cherish only a our memory, dear mother. But the whole life through: sweetness will live forever As HER we treasure DEVOTED the memory CHILDREN of you.
(G. A. Watson, Broker, Dies on European Trip George A. Watson, a Washlington investment broker, died unexpectedly yesterday while on vacation in Berne, Switzerland. Mr.
Watson, 55, an account executive with the Auchincloss, Parker and Redpath office here, was on a tour of Europe with his wife. Active in the Organized Bible Class Association, Mr. Watson was a deacon of Chevy Chase Baptist Church. He lived at 4100 Oliver street, Chevy Chase, Md. Born in Washington, Mr.
Watson attended Roosevelt High School, then a business school. He worked in various investment offices over the years and joined the office of Auchincloss, Parker and Redpath in 1949. From 1944 to 1949 he was associated with the Washington office of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane. Mr. Watson was a member of the Washington Board of Trade, a member of St.
John's Masonic Lodge and an organizer of the new Bethesda-Chevy Chase branch of the Knights of the Round Table. G. A. WATSON Survivors are the widow; a son, David, a dental student in Baltimore; a daughter, Mrs. James G.
Speidel of 3611 Raymond du street, Chevy Chase, and three grandchildren. Servlices have not yet been set. John P. Stege, 71, Nemesis Of Chicago Mobs in Dry Era CHICAGO, May 19 neral services are being held in Santa Monica, today for John P. Stege, 71, one of the toughest policemen in Chicago history in the handling of hoodlums.
Mr. Stege died in California from a series of heart attacks. He and Mrs. Stege moved to Santa Monica in 1942. Mr.
Stege became chief of detectives in 1930. One of his first orders was "seize on sight all known gangsters." Mass arrests crowded lockups but paid off in solution of crimes. "We sure went after them," Mr. Stege recalled in an interview. "I had my hat shot off six times before I'd been at the detective bureau a month." Mrs.
Griffith, 57, Wife of Letter Carrier Mrs. Fred P. Griffith, 57, a native of Washington, died yesterday in Doctors Hospital of a heart attack. Mrs. Griffith had had a heart condition for longer than two years.
She lived at 612 North Fillmore Ar- The wife of a letter carrier in Arlington, she lived all of her life in this area. She was the former Frances Mooney. Mrs. Griffith was a graduate of maculate Conception Academy. Surviving are her husband, of the home address; a daughter, Mrs.
Teresa Johnson, 306 Rollins street, Falls Church; a son, Fred P. Griffith, 1405 Strathmore street, Falls Church; five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Knee of Pittsburgh. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday at the Ives funeral home, 2847 Wilson boulevard, Arlington, followed by requiem mass at 10 a.m.
in St. Charles Catholic Church in Clarendon. Burial will be in Columbia Gardens Cemetery in Arlington. Mrs. W.
E. Jarvis, Native of District; Funeral Monday Mrs. W. Ernest Jarvis, 73, a native of Washington and the daughter of native Washington parents, died yesterday at Freedmen's Hospital after a threeweek illness. A graduate of the old Street High School, Mrs.
Jarvis, formerly Miss Elva Catherine Minor, married the founder of the Jarvis funeral home in 1900. Her husband died in 1945. Mrs. Jarvis lived at 1439 street N.W. Survivors are a son, Norman and a daughter, Arthea, who jointly operate the funeral home lat 1432 street N.W.
There are nine, grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Augustine's Catholic Church on Fifteenth street N.W. between and streets.
Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. F. B. Weathersbee, Held Federal Posts Frank B. Weathersbee, 74, who spent 27 years in Washington, working with the Public Works Administration and the Treasury Department, died Wednesday.
He lived at 1495 Newton street N.W. A native of North Carolina, Mr. Weathersbee is survived by his widow: two sons, 3, Frank B. of Rockville, and David Raymond of Springfield, N. and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Warner Pumphrey Funeral Home 8434 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring. Burial will be in Parklawn Cemetery. In Memoriam ZAGAML, GIACOMO. Sacred memorv of my devoted husband.
life GIACOMO four years ZAGAMI, 880 who today. departed 1952.0 There And is finds a wife the who time misses long you since sadis went. And thinks of you daily But tries to be brave content. But the tears that 1 shed in silence. And 1 breatthe a sigh of For vou were mine, and remember.
Though all the world forgets. BELOVED WIFE. NATA. ZAGAMI. GIACOMO.
In sad but loving remembrance our dear father and grandfather. GIACOMO ZAGAMI. who entered in eternal rest four sears ago today. May 19 1059. broken circle.
a vacant chair. We But seem to miss, you everywhere: in our lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of you are ever near. Oh. how long and sad the day EVER Since from earth you passed a FIVE BONS DAUGHTER AND YOUR ORA D.
Mrs. Mann, 64, Here 48 Years Mrs. Frank A. Mann, 64, mother of two professors of English at Georgetown University, died yesterday long illness at the University hospital. A native of County Cork, Ireland, Mrs.
Mann, the former Miss Nora Toomey, was a resident of Washington for 48 years. Active in affairs of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Ridge road and Ely place S.E., she lived at 3942 Ames street N.E. The two sons teaching at Georgetown are Frank and Jesse Mann. Also surviving are her husband, and two other sons, John, an official of Plumbers' ion Local No. 5, and William, a Potomac Electric Power Co.
employe. Other survivors are two brothers, Dennis Toomey Joseph Toomey, and two daughters, Mrs. Michael Herlihy and Mrs. Dennis Corbett. A requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m.
Monday in Mrs. Mann's church by her nephew, The Rev. D. Joseph Corbett of St. Gabriel's Church in Washington.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. J. M. Peterson, A Policeman For 36 Years Once a familiar figure on Georgetown streets, 83-year-old James M. Peterson, a retired Distric policeman, died Tuesday.
He retired in 1938 after 36 years with Georgetown's No. 7 Precinct. "He often said he wouldn't be happy anywhere but on his own Georgetown beat," said a friend, Mrs. Helen Gilbert. Mr.
Peterson's chief hobby ter his retirement was his backyard rose garden. The 30 bushes were in full flower at the time of his death. He also collected antique silver with his wife. They celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary in April. native, Peterson, a Washington lived at 1124 Fairmont street N.W.
He was a member of the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, where his father was a deacon for 35 years. Survivors are his widow, four sisters and a brother, all of Washington. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow the residence. Burial will be the Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Michael Goffredi, Father of Doctors Michael Goffredi, 83, father of two Washington doctors, died Wednesday in Kingston, N. Y. He was a retired restaurant and apartment operator. Survivors living in Washington are Dr. Louis J.
Goffredi, a surgeon, of 1909 Shepherd street N.W.: Dr. Corrado J. Goffredi, a dentist, of 1846 Upshur street N.W., and a daughter, Mrs. William Nealon of 1445 Otis place N.W. Other survivors are his widow in Kingston, two sons and a daughter in New York City, and 12 grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial are in Kingston today. William R. Knight Services Set Monday Funeral services for William R. Knight, 33, killed Wednesday in a bulldozer accident, will be held at 3 p.m. Monday in Colesville (Md.) Methodist Church.
A prayer service will be held at 2:15 p.m. before the funeral at Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home, 8434 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring. Burial will be in Parklawn Cemetery. A member of the Kensington Volunteer Fire Department and World War II Air Force veteran.
Mr. Knight, who lived at 12604 Old Ridge road, Silver Spring, is two survived by his wife, his mother, brothers and two sisters. R. F. Mulherin, 60, Post Office Veteran Raymond F.
Mulherin, 60. a veteran of 30 years service with the Post Office Department, died yesterday at his home, 909 Varnum street N.E. A native of Wilkes-Barre, Mr. Mulherin retired last year. He is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs.
Fred of Iselin. N. two sisters' and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at St. Mary's Church of the Immaculate Conception in Wilkes-Barre with burial in the church cemetery.
Clyde E. Arbegast, Heart Group Official BALTIMORE, May 19 Clyde E. Arbegast, executive secretary of the Maryland Heart Association, died suddenly yesterday, apparently of a heart attack. Mr. Arbegast formerly was director of the health division of the Health and Welfare Council of Philadelphia.
Dewey to Address Mason Day Fete Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York will be the featured speaker at the annual George Mason Day celebration June 12 at Gunston Hall in Lorton, it was announced yesterday. This year marks the 180th anniversary of the adoption of Mason's Declaration of Rights. which became the basis for the Federal Bill of Rights.
The June 12 observance will begin at 5 p.m. with a concert by the Marine Band. Mr. Dewey will speak afterward. The program also will include presentation flag to Gunston Hall by George Mason chapter.
Soy the American Revolution Frank Coffer Pearson, 88, Delivered Star 13 Years Frank Coffer Pearson, 88, al native of Burke, and one of the town's best-known citizens, died Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Jeffrey, in Fairfax Station, Va. Mr. Pearson, who is colored, was known to the whole community. He delivered The Star there for 13 years and gave up the work when he was 80.
Several winters, when the back roads were too bad for the safe passage of mailmen's cars, he would take the mail around on foot, as a favor to his neighbors. They returned his kindness after his house burned down in November, 1949. Fire broke out in Mr. Pearson's two-room frame dwelling while he was seated on the front porch, and there was nothing left of the small building when firemen arrived. Mr.
Pearson had known no other home as long as he could remember. He had raised his children there, and his wife, Mrs. Annie Mariah Bowles Pearson, had died there in 1940. While the ruins of his home were still smoldering his neighbors decided to build him another home. They did, right where the old one had stood.
Four years ago, Mr. Pearson's 9 acres were bought by the Federal Government for the proposed Burke airport area. He had made his home with his daughter since then. Besides Mrs. Jeffrey, he is survived by two other daughters, Mrs.
Alice Wright and Mrs. Nannte Wright, both of New York City; three sons, Ellsworth Pearson, Cordell Pearson and Lee B. Pearson, all of Washington; 36 grandchildren, and 34 greatgrandchildren. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Sadie Newman of Arlington, and four brothers, John Robert Pearson of Fairfax, and William Harry Alexander and Chester Arthur Pearson, all of Washington.
Services were to be held at 1 p.m. today in the Little Zion Baptist Church in Burke. Burial will be in the Pearson Cemetery there. Former Washington Man Finally Out of Red China He cracked down on Prohibi-1 tion era gangsters by raiding speakeasies and cleaning up viceridden neighborhoods. He was probably the only ever accused of libel by a gangster.
During his career that began in 1910 he won three creditable mentions for meritorious police work. They were for cleaning up vice the north side, for bravery in arresting a gunman who had held off scores of police, and for arresting Ajoe Saltis, a beer baron, on a murder charge. Saltis sued Mr. Stege for 000 damages, claiming Stege had libeled him by calling him a gangster. The case was thrown out of court.
Mrs. Christensen, of Alexandria Physiotherapist Mrs. Carl O. Christensen, 54, wife of an Alexandria therapist, died unexpectedly yesterday, A native of Norway, Mrs. Christensen met her husband when they were studying in Copenhagen, Denmark.
She came to American in 1924. Dr. and Mrs. Christensen lived in Washington from 1924 until 1949 while Dr. Christensen served on the staffs of Providence and Gallinger (now District General) Hospitals, and also was in private practice.
They moved to Alexandria in Im-1949 and lived at 1634 Fitzgerald lane. Survivors are Dr. Christensen, two sons, Carl and Kenneth, and two daughters, Mrs. Lillian Anthony and Mrs. Norma McClean, and six grandchildren.
James Carter, 79, District Teacher For 42 Years James M. Carter, 79, a retired District school teacher, died Tuesday at his home, 402 street N.W. Born in Amherst, Mr. Carter was graduated from Howard University in 1901. He played football in college and later served on Howard's Alumni Association and board of athletic control.
Mr. Carter taught English and mathematics in the District school system for 42 years. His last post was at Dunbar High A deacon of Lincoln Congregational Temple for 30 years, Mr. Carter was also active in work of the YMCA and the NAACP. Survivors are his widow: a son, James of Philadelphia; a daughter, Dr.
Marion E. Carter of District grandchildren; Teachers two College; sisters two two brothers of Amherst, Va. Funeral services are at 11 a.m. today at Lincoln Congregational Temple, Eleventh and streets N.W. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
W. M. Heinline, 85, Ex-Superintendent Of D. C. Cemetery William M.
Heinline, 85, who lived here almost all his life, died yesterday in Lankenau Hospital in Philadelphia. Mr. Heinline, a native of Newport News, moved to Philadelphia about five years ago after his retirement as superintendent of Congressional Before that, he worked at the Navy Yard for more than 25 years as a machinist. He was a thirty-second degree Mason with the Lebanon lodge, and for many years a senior warden in Christ Episcopal Church in the 600 block of street S.E. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mabel Trazzare Heinline, also a native of Washington, who lives in North Philadelphia: his shall, of Wilmington, two daughter, Mrs. Robert W. Margrandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue N.E.
Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. Isaac M. Cohen, 82 CHARLESTON, W. May 19 Meyer Cohen, 82. whose sons founded the Cohen drug chain in Southern Virginia, died early today after a long illness.
HONG KONG, May 19 ican businessman who applied in leave China, arrived today Mr. Miner, formerly here, British freighter Soudan. He wife. He had been in Shanghai (Mr. Miner's mother, Mrs.
Thomas D. Miner, lives at 611 Ethan Allen avenue, Takoma Park. He once worked for the Maryland News in Silver Spring. (Mrs. Miner said she has heard frequently from her son since the Red Chinese government said last September he would be free to return home.
She said he told her on Mother's Day that he had no definite information on how long he would be delayed.) Mr. Miner was the representative of the American-owned Evening Post and Mercury and six other United States-owned companies in Shanghai. He was reported to have signed contracts with the Chinese Communist government three months ago to close the businesses. The onceoutspoken English language newspaper edited by Randall Gould suspended publication in June, 1949. Mr.
Miner was quoted earlier this year as saying there was a wide gap between actual liabili- Sydney Miner, an AmerNovember, 1950, for a permit to Shanghai. Washington, D. arrived aboard the was accompanied by his Chinese for the past seven years. ties of the firms he represented and Red Chinese assessments. He was one of two Americans reported able to move about the Chinese city.
The other, Roman Catholic Bishop James E. Walsh of Cumberland, has said he will not leave Red China until he is "kicked out." Looking across busy Hong Kong harbor. Mr. Miner, said: "Comparing this activity to that of Shanghai harbor is like comparing a cart to a streamlined train. The Chinese Communists just don't have a anything." So far as business is concerned, he said, "Shanghai is a commercial graveyard as the present program calls for elimination of private.
business." He said the process of forcing out all private businessesforeign as well as Chinese--was a slow one, "letting wring themselves out until they are as dry as a dishrag and nothing left." He said the 'Communists had appeared more tolerant toward foreigners in the last few months. West's Reaction Mixed As Reds Press Arms Cut LONDON, May 19 United States to match the cuts her armed forces drew mixed Washington. Fifty- opposition Labor the Soviet announcement and Britain's draft, sharp cuts in defense spending and swift action to secure a world disarmament pact. The Laborites signed a declaration saying the Soviet announcement makes it "clear that the challenge of communism is economic, social and political, not military, and that the Soviet Union wants peace as much as any country in the world." Prime Minister Eden himself has welcomed Russia's announced arms cuts, but he has emphasized the Soviets merely are copying the Western allies who were the first to reduce their armies after World War II. The Eden government also has made clear that presently there is no justification for major reduction in the overall defense program because the dangers of war have not yet vanished.
Wilson Backs Strong Force In Washington, Defense Secretary Wilson said the United States expects to maintain armed forces of their present size for years to come. Moreover. he added, these forces would be given new weapons and equipment "which will make the maximum use of firepower." "There is no clear Mr. Wilson said in an Armed Forces Day speech. "that the world situation has improved to the point where we can importantly modify our policy of strength for the long pull.
However, Har 2. Stassen announced Present Eisenhower's special task force of military, nuclear and industrial leaders would gather May 29 to analyze the implications of the Soviet military reduction. Their discussion will be tied in with the failure of the recent London disarmament Mr. Stassen, Mr. Eisenhower's special adviser on disarmament, at a news conference, evidenced much less skepticism than other officials have expressed concerning the Russian announcement of military manpower cuts.
He said it could be "a desirable dividend" for President Eisenhower's peace policy. He disagreed, however, with reporters' suggestions that he might be out of step with the White House aud State Department, both of which (had voiced essentially negative reactions, Reds Call on West Moscow followed up its an- of slash of 1.2 pressure on Britain and Russia says she is making reaction today in London members of Parliament hailed called for an early end million men and 375 warships the next year by calling on two strongest Western allies match its mood. "Why does not Britain follow the Soviet example since much is said about crippling effects of the military burden on Britain's economy?" Moscow radio asked. "It is not accidental that the House of Commons and side it demand that Britain follow the Soviet example is ing voiced with increasing sistence is up to West to show" by deeds, words, that it stands for peace." The Communist Party newspaper Pravda in Moscow made similar call on the United States and ridiculed Secretary of State Dulles for his reaction to Soviet announcement. Suspicion Assailed "It is clear to any child that' the less men in the armed forces the more workers available for construction of new homes, machines, roads.
hospitals and Pravda said. "What has Dulles seen in these motives that is criminal? What is suspicious or dangerous about it?" Mr. Dulles has said the cutback would not markedly reduce Soviet military power and added, "the obvious explanation is the need for greater manpower in industry and agriculture." Moscow radio criticized the United States for pressuring its friends to maintain "crippling military Britain halted the draft of slightly disabled men last night. It was seen as a first step in a plan announced earlier to cut its armed forces by 100.000 men in the next five years. Britain also plans to reduce military spending by $140 million next year.
The plan was disclosed a month ago, long before the Soviet an: nouncement. The saving probably will be made by streamlining and increasing the iency of the armed forces, instead of major reductions, inasmuch as Britain has heavy commitments in its troubled colonies. Arlington Funeral Home Raymond L. Morris, Director 3901 No. Fairfax Drive Arlington, Va, JA.
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