Bratbfl BAILY. MARI' R. On Saturday. December 23. 1950 in Vienna.
MARY R. BAILY. wife of the late Thomas J. C. Bally and mother of Mrs.
Alice B. Dunn of Annandale. and Frederick A. Baily of Powhatan. Md Friends may call at Gawler's Chanel, 1750 Pa.
ave. n.w., where services will be held on Tuesday. Decembei 26. at 11 am. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
BELL. LUCY WOLCOTT. On Saturday. December 23 1950. LUCY WOLCOTT BELL, widow of Harry C.
Bell, mother of Mrs. Mary K. Camp of 5112 Connecticut! ave. n.w.. and grandmother ot Mrs.
Vi. F. Guyton. Mrs. H.
Spencer, jr. W. Camp. L. W.
Camp and J. Camp. Mrs. Bell rests at the Warner; E. Pumnhrey Funeral Home.
8434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring where services will be held on Tuesday. De- cember 26. at 10 a m. Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Petersburg, Pa 25 BENFER. HOMER LEROY. Of 6130 i Montrose Cheveriy. December 22. 1950.
HOMER LEROY BENFER. husband of Florence M. Benfer. son of Hattie A. Benfer.
stepfather of Patricia Palazzola. brother of Elma Bergman and Emelyn Benfer. Services at Funeral Home. 5801 Cleveland Riverdale. on Tuesday.
December 26. at 2 D.m. Interment Washington National Cemetery. 25 BROOK8. EDWIN R.
On Saturday. December 23, 195o. at Providence Hospital. EDWIN BROOKS of 3813 Branch ave. s.e., father of Grant and William Brooks.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st.
n.w., on Tuesday, December 26. at 3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BROOKS, EDWIN R. Members of the Association of the Oldest Inhabitants are hereby notified that EDWIN R.
BROOKS died i at Providence Hospital on Saturday. December 23. 1950. Remains resting at the H. Hines Co Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. n.w. where services will be held at 3 m. Tuesday. December 20.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery JOHN CLAGETT PROCTOR. President. ORRIN DAVY. Secretary BROOKS. LILLY DAVIS.
On Sunday. "4 1950. at Doctors Hospital. LILLY DAVIS BROOKS, wife of the la'e Correl E. Brooks, mother of Mrs.
Hester Gable. Edward Brooks and William Brooks of Washington. D. and the late Correl Brooks, o. Detroit.
Mich. She also is surviv'd by five grandchildren and sir chddren. Friends may rail at Gawlrrsi Chapel. 1756 Pa. ave.
n.w.. where services will be held on Wedtiea av. Dicerr.ber 2,. at 2 p.m Interment. Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BROWN. SAMUEL Vi. On Wednesday. December 20. 1950.
at his residence. 1040 6th st. n.e.. SAMUEL W. BROWN, father of Edward and Wilbur Allen, son of Mrs.
untie Brown and brother of Giles. James and Daniel Brown. Mrs. Sarah Boone and Dorothy Brown. He also leaves nieces nephews, other relatives and friends Friends may call at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. 1432 You n.w., after 10 a.m. Monday, Decemuer 25 Funeral services on Tuesday. December 26. at 1 p.m..
at the above funeral church Rev. Harrison Smith officiating. Relatives and friends Invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 25 CAMPBELL.
ARTHLR F. On Friday December 22. 1950. at Hospital, ARTHUR CAMPBELL, husband of Evelrn M. Campbell, father of Mrs S'ater Mrs.
W. Varney. Frank Bryan and Mrs. C. J.
Sheoerdson. son of Charles A Campbell, brother of Mrs. Robert Richardson and Mrs. Charts Millican. Friends mav call the late residence.
2000 Russel! rd Alexandria. Va Services from 'he Demalnc Funeral Home. 520 South Washington Alexandria. Va on Tuesday. at 1 p.m.
Interment Ivy I Cemetery. CAMPBELL, FRANK LACY. On December 22. 3 950. at his residence.
7 I 5th st. n.e.. FRANK LACY CAMPBELL, husband of toe late Florence P. Campbell and father cf George Leroy. James .) Ralph B.
Frank Preston William B. and Robert A Campbell. Frienas may call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th and Mass. ave.
n.e.. where services will; be held an Tuesday. Decbmber 26. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
25 1 CAMnBELL. FRANK L. A special communication of King David Lodge No. 28. F.
A A. is hereby called Tuesday. December 231. 1950. at 1:30 I pm.
for the purnose of conducting the last Masonic rites for our late Rro'hcr FRANK L. CAMPBELL All members are requested to attend. WILMER E. PULLIN. Master.
Attest: SMITH PURDOM. Setre'ary. CAMPBELL FRANK L. Washington No. 15, P.
Elks, will assemble at Lee Funeral Home. 4 th st and Mass, ave. n.e on Monday. December 25. 1950.
at 8 p.m to exemplify the funeral ritual of the order, over the remains of our late Brother FRANK CAMPBELL By order of WILLIAM CADE. Exalted Ruler. 1 Attest: M. YOUNG. Secretary.
CARTER. ARTICLE B. Departed this life Saturday. December 23. 1950.
MARTILLE CARTER of 937 Snows ct. loving daughter of Alfred and Celestine Carter Funeral Tuesday. December 20. at 1 pm. from Moten's Funeral Home.
3254 Prospect ave. n.w.. the Rev. Gaskins officiating. Burial Lincoln Cemetery.
Loving and sweet in all of her ways. Bright and peaceful to the end of her; days. To see her slowly leave us As grandma stood helpless by And drank the cup of bitter grief To see her baby die. She heard the angle we could not hear, She saw His hand we could not see. He gently closed her ittle eyes, and whispered.
be FAMILY. CASEY. MARGARET M. On Friday. December 22.
1959. at hPT residence Taylor st. n.e. MARGARET M. CASE tore Galvin), beloved wife of the late Timothv Casey, mother of Timothv J.
Casey, Mrs. Moreland Venable. Mrs. Glynn L. Sandifer.
Mrs Stanley! Kadow. Mrs. George E- Bowen and Mrs. Harry Turner, sister of James J. Galvin.
Mrs. William Groark and Mrs. i James Stanton. Funeral from the residence of her son. Timothy J.
Casey, 4508 13th -t. n.w. on Tuesday. December 26. at S'.
30 a.m. Requiem mass at St Anthony's Church at 9 a.m Relative, and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 25 CLAYTON. CORA SIMPSON.
On Thursday. December 21. 1950. at the residence of her friend. Mrs.
Ella Fauntro.v.^ 938 Westminster st. n.w.. CORA SIMPSON CLAYTON. She is survived by a devoted friend. Mrs.
Ella Fauntroy; one sister-inlaw. Mrs. Maude Simpson: two nieces. Mrs Esther S. Ponds and Mrs.
Ernestine Rice: other relatives and many friend'. Remains resting at Horton's Mortuary1322 st. n.w., where services will be held Tuesday. December 26. at 2:30 p.m., I Rev Hosley officiating.
Interment Wood- lawn Cemetery. COATES. CHARLES HENRY. Suddenly on. Monday.
December 25. 1959. CHARLES HENRY COATES of 1310 Union st. s.w... beloved son of Charles and Mrs.
Etta Coates, brother of Hortense Lucille. Joan; and Francis Coates. He also is survived, bv ether relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes and Matthews Funeral i Home. 614 4 st.
s.w. Notice of funeralj later. COOK. EDWARD, of 1317 ITUh st. on December 1956.
Prayers at. Funeral Home. 1469 Chapin st. n.w. on Tuesday.
December 26. at 8 36 p.m Macs at the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, sth and sts. n.w.. at 9 a.m. Interment Washington National Cemetery.
COOK. ELLA G. NEI.D. On Sunday. December 24.
956. ELLA COOK ol 616 Carolina ave. s.e beloved wife of the 1b te James R. Cook, sister of Mrs. Mary R.
Beavers and Hattie Cook. Services at the H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 3901 14th st.
r. w. on Wednesday December 27 at 11 a.m Interment Congressional Cemetery. 36 COMER JAMES M. On Thursday December 21.
1950. at the Veterans' Ad-j ministration Hospital. Oteen. N. JAMES COMER of 4th st.
n.e.. brother of Mary C. Morean and Peter i Comer. Remains resting at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 641 st n.e.; Notice of funeral later.
36 LUUrtK. justm un lunuay. cember at Providence Hospital.1 JOSEPH A COOPER of st. s.e beloved husband of Virginia Cooper, father of Joseph A Cooper. son of Clair Mae Cooper, brother of Margaret i Hutto.
Carl C. Paul E. and Bernard D. Cooper. Services at the E.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w on Wednesday. December 2' at p.m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemeterv. DFAN. Cl'RTIS On Saturday. December r.r,. CURTIS E.
DEAN, beloved hu band of Annie Dean and father of Virginia Marie Dean. Also r.re his William and Amy Dean, six brothers. Thomas. Wilson. Noiris.
Irvin. Edward and Emmett. nd five sisters. Molly Parker. Helen Windsor.
Amy Tucker. Katherine and Alice Dean. Friends are invited to at Ritchie Funeral Home. Upper Marlboro. Md.
Requiem mass will be held in St. CathuUc Church. Seat Pleasant. on Wednesday. December 27.
at fl a Interment in St. Episcopal Church Cemetery, Iceland. Md. 26 FUNERAL FRANK GEIER'S SON'S CO. 3805 14th ST.
N.W. TUCKERMAN 2326 NEW ENLARGED PARLORS Formerly 1118 7th 8t NW EstaolUhed l8fii T. L. SPEABE CO. neither successor to nor connected with the original 8peare establishment 1009 St N.W National 2892 J.
William Sons Co. Crematorium FUNERAL DIRECTOR s-4th and Mass Are. N.E. LI. FUNERAL DESIGNS.i GEO.
C. SHAFFER, INC. Bxoreaslve Floral Tributes Moderate Open daily. holidays Phone orders also accepted 6:30 to 9 p.m week aighta 900 14th 6t sA 0106 GUDE BROS. CO.
Charge Aeconnts Opened by Phone thdlTldaallT Designed Wreaths and Reran 1212 St. N.W.. NAIional Bratlia DEMPSEY. JAMES EDWARD. On Friday.
December 22. 1950 at his residence, 1219 North Abingdon Arlington. JAMES EDVARD DEMPSEY. beloved husband of Ruth Wilson Dempsey, father of Robert J. and John D.
Dempsey and brother of Miss Mary Dempsey of Rochester. N. Y. Friends may call at the ives Funeral Home. 284? Wilson Arlington.
until 10 a.m. Tuesday. December 2d; thence to Fort Myer Chapel, where funeral services will be held at 10:39 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 25 Dr VAUGHN.
MARY. On Sunday. December 1950. at Gallmger Hospital. MARY De VAUGHN of 029 Elliott st.
nr. mother of Mrs. Mary Payton and Mrs. Dorothy Brown. Notice of luneral later.
Services by Stewart. DITTOE, RALPH E. On Saturday. December 23. 1950.
RALPH E. DITTOE of 14 Bryant st. n.e.. beloved husband of the late Caroline Dittoe. father of Emny DcNeale.
Caroline E. McCauley. Mary Bennett. Dorothy Shea and Edward V. Dittoe.
Funeral from the T. F. Costello Funeral Home. 1122 Nor'h Capitol on Tuesday. December 20.
at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Church at 9 a.m. Relatives, and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 25 DORROH.
HENRIETTA. On Thursday December 21, 1950. at Garfield Hospital. HENRIETTA DORROH. She is survived by a devoted husband.
Joe Dorroh, two sisters, two brothers and host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Mortuary. 1322 You street n.w., Tuesday. December 20, after 6 p.m., where sertflees will be held Wednesday. at 2:30 p.m.
The Rev. J. L. Henry officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
DORSEY. MARGARET V. On December 22. 1950 at Gallinger Hospital. MARGARET V.
DORSEY, beloved daughter of Joseph and Victoria Hackett. ife of Wm. H. Dorsey, mother of Wm. H.
Dorsey, jr She also leaves one brother. Chapman H. Hackett; one neice Clarissa King, one nephew. Dr. Edwin Kins: three uncles.
Wm. E. and Samuel Johnson, and John H. Hackett; and other relatives and friends. Alter 5 p.m.
Monday friends may call at her late residence. Mt. Zion. Md. Funeral Tuesday.
December 20 at 2 p.m.. at Mt. Zion Church. Mt. Zion.
Md. The Rev. S. A. Ball, pastor.
Interment Church Cemetery, services by Snowden and Davis. DOUGLASS, JENNIE CAMPBELL. On Friday. December 22. 195o.
at Emergency Hospital, JENNIE CAMPBELL DOUGLASS of 35th st. n.w., beloved wife ol the late John W. Douglass, sister of Mary Campbell Wells and aunt of Elsie Campbell. Services at the S. H.
Hmes Co. Funeral Home. 21101 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesday.
December 29. at 11:30 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In liau of flowers, contributions may be sent to National Society for the Blind. 25 DUVALL.
OWEN EARL, of 3704 Upshur Brentwood. on December 21, 1950- husband of Jane Duvall, father of Owen E. Duvall, son of Owen E. and Roberta A. Duvall.
Remains at Funeral Home, 5801 Cleveland ave Riverdaie. until Wednesday, December 27. at 1 p.m. Services and interment Arlington National Cemetery at 2 mm. DYSON.
ALBERTA O. Suddenly on Thursday. December 21, 1950. ALBERTA O. DYSON of Bryans rd Md beloved wife of Andrew Dyson, mother of Waiter Harold and Daisy Dyson daughter ol Arthur and Alice Biand.
She also is survived by four sisters, three brothers, other relatives nd friends. Remains may be viewed at her late residence after noon Monday. December 25. Funeral Tuesday. December 2h.
at i p.m. from Macedonia Baptist Church. Bryans id. the Rev. John Moton officiating.
Interment church cemetery. Arrangements bv Barnes Matthews. EDWARDS. ALICE COON On Friday. December 22.
195u. it Vero Beach. ALICE COON EDWARDS, beloved wife of the late Robert J. Edwards and sister I of Mrs. Daisy Brickey of Roanoke.
Va. Funeral services will be held at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1300 st. n.w., on Thursday. December 28. 12:39 pm.
Friends invited to attend. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. 27 FARRAR. JESSIE. On Friday.
December 22. 1959. JESSIE FARRAR of 55 st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Frazier Funeral Home. 25 FARRAR. JESSIE VIRGINIA. On Friday, December 22. 1959.
JESSIE VIRGINIA FARRAR of 55 st. n.w. She is sur-1 vived by one daughter. Miss Alma I Farrar: one sister. Mrs.
Ruby E. Grander- son; one brother-in-law. William M. Granderson of Richmond. also a host! of other relatives and many friends.
After 3 D.m. Tuesday. December 29. friends may call a' Frazier's Funeral Home. 389 Rhode Island avc.
n.w funeral services wili be held on Wednesday. December 21. at 39 p.m. Interment Richmond. Va.
20 FARRINGTON. JO IK M. Op Thursday. December 195o. at Gcurnetoun Hospital JOIE M.
FARRINGTON of 5420 Conn, ave n.w.. beloved wife of Robert Farrington, mother of Mrs. Rembrandt P. Lane. of Bloomfield.
J. Services at the H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14ih st n.w..
on Tuesday. December 20. at 10a.m. Interment Arlington 25 3 FITZPATRICK. HARRY L.
On Sunday December 24, 1950, at his 1351 Newton st. n.e., HARRY L. FITZ-1 PATRICK beloved husband of Rose Fitzpatrick Ward) and father cf Alice and Cecelia Fitzpatrick Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 3831 Ga. ave.
n.w.. on Wednesday, December 27. at 8:30 a m. Requiem at St. Anthony's Church a' 9 a m.
Interment at Arlington National Cemetery private. 26 FOSTER. JOSEPHINE. On December 21. 1950.
at her residence. 2804 Dumbarton; ave. n.w.. JOSEPHINE FOSTER, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Foster, aunt of Sadie A. Gaskins.
John and Dand Gaskins. Jane Devo and Pearl Winfield. Funeral. Wednesday December 21. from Asbury Methodist Church.
11th and sts. n. Friends invited. The Rev. Robert Williams officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Remains may. be viewed 2 p.m Tuesday. December 26. at Janifers Funeral Home. 1141 22nd st.
n.w. FOX. LOUIS S. On Sunday, December 24. 195o.
at his residence. 139 st n.e. LOUIS S. FOX. beloved cf 1 Katie Lee Fox.
of the late Loins and Annie Fox and nephew )f Huntley W. Fox He also leaves nephews, oihrr relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. GOLDENBERG. CARRIE.
On Saturday, December 23. 1950. CARRIE GOLDENBFRG. beloved mother of Mrs. Jeanette Wildman and devoted sister of Mrs.
Nathan Kaufman. Funerel services at the Bernard Son Funeral Home 3501 11th st. n.w on Tuesday. December 26. at 10:30 a.m Jntrement Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
HARRIS. FENWICK. on Thursday. December 21. 1950.
FENWICK HARRIS of 1516 Swann st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by Funeral Home. 26 HAZELL, JOSEPH On Saburdav, December 23.
1950. at his residence. 35 Quincy st Chevy Chase. Md JOSEPH W. HAZELL husband of Lois Sprigc Hazell and father of Joseph W.
Hazell. jr. Services and interment private. Please omit flowers. Contributions instead to the Washington Heart Association Arrangements by Hysong's Funeral Koine.
'New York Times and Brooklyn papers please copy.) HEATER JOHN. On Friday. December 22. 1950. at Grorcc Washington University Hospital.
JOHN HEATER, son of Walter and Vera Dec Heater and husband of Helm P. Heater, father of Carcl Anne and Jackie and brother of Mrs Luceda Powell of Washington. D. Mrs. Ava Nutt and Mrs.
Ruth Ella Rowh of Clarksburg, and Mrs. Marguerite Garrett of Weston. W. Va. Friends may cell at Gawler's Chapel.
1 7 56 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. where services will be held on Tuesday December 26, at 11 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25 HENDERSON.
EDWARD B. On Saturday. December 23. 1950. at.
his residence, 301 st. s.e.. EDWARD B. HENDERSON, beloved son of the late A and Ida Nottingham Henderson, brother of Elizabeth George A. F.
and Robert H. Henderson. Funeral from the James Ryan Funeral Home 317 ave. s.e.. on Tuesday, December 26 at 2 p.m.
Relatives and friends imited. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 25 HENDERSON. EDWARD R. A soccial ommunication of Hope Lodce.
No, 90. A. A. is hereby for the purpose of 'ending the funeral of our lute brother. EDWARD B.
HENDFRpON. on Tuesday, December 90. 1950 1 n.m. KNOTT. Master.
Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN Secretary. 95 IIFRTZOG. WILLIAM F. On Saturday December 9::.
1950, WILLIAM F. HERTZOG of 9190 firth st. n.w.. bciovad husband of Nellie Her'zog. father William.
Edward. Harold. George Hertzc.g and -frs Margie M. Crossmon. Vircil P.
Powell and Harry Lee Powell Remains jesting at the H. Hiner Cr Funeral Home. 9901 14th st. w. Services and interment private.
Please not flowers. HIGDON. THOMAS EUGENE. On Saturday. December 211.
19.50. THOMAS EUGENE HIGDON of Indianhead. husband of Eessie A. Higdon and father of Mrs. Edwin F.
Taylor. Mrs. Charles Bowler Mrs. Herbert M. Reiser.
Miss Marie c. Hisdon. James Wilson E. and Thomas C. Higdon, brother of Mrs.
Richard 'Vri'tht, Mis. William Mattingly Francis and Alonzo Higdon. Pravers at Chambers Funeral Home. 517 11th st s.e.. Wednesday, December 97.
at 9:110 a m. Mass at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church at 10 a m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 9H.
HOLTZCLAW. LUTUF.R L. On Friday December 99. 1950. at his residence.
LUTHER HOLTZCLAW of 5097 41m st n.w.. beloved husband of Pearl F. Hoitzclaw father of Onita Buck and Lee R. Hoitzclaw', brother of Mrs. Jon.r E.
Kramer. Thomas J. and Henry J. HoJtZ'law. Services at the S.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Komi. 9901 14th st. n.w., on Tuesday.
December 9b. at 9 p.m. Interment Fort L'ncoln Cemetery. 95 LUTHER L. A special communication of National Lodue No.
19. F. A. A. hereby called at the Masonic Temple at 1 pm.
on Tuesday. Decemoer 90. 1950. lor the purpose cf conducting the luneral service oft our late Brother L. HOLTZCLAW.
GEORGE K. DUTTON. Master. Attest: OMAR E. HARTMAN.
Secretary. JAjWISON. CHARLES. On Sunday. December 94 1950.
at Gallinger Hospital. CHARLES JAMISON of 4407 Polk street n.e., father of Wllmer Jamison. He also is survived by three grandchildren, one grea'-grandchild. a daughter-in-law and other relatives and triends. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Henry S. Washington Sons. i Bratlifl JENKINS MICHAEL WARREV. On Thursday. December 'll.
1 956. at Gallinger Hospital. MICHAEL WARREN JENKINS, loving son of Florence and Daniel Jenkins, devoted brother of Mary. Ellren. Ann.
Joseph. Mark and Jenkins. Other relatives and fnends survive. Remains resting at the John T. F.hints Co.
Funeral Home. 901 ftrd st. s.w.. where services will held on Tuesday. cember 26.
at 12 noon. Interment Wcodi lawn Cemetery. JOHNSON. MARY M. On Saturday.
December J950, at her residence. 1690 i Kramer st. n.e. MARY M. JOHNSON.
mother of Robert Robinson. Martha Mills. Florence Matthews. Mary Poe, i Bertha Brown. Ethel Coates Virginia; Robinson.
Horace. Charles and Wilmec Johnson. Notice of funeral later. Serv- ices by Stewart. JOHNSON, IDA LEE.
Wife of Joseph Godfrey died on Saturday. December 2ft. 1956. alter a short, illness. IDA LEE JOHNSON lived at W.
Mt. Ida ave Alexandria. Va. Besides her husband she is survived by a step son. Francis H.
Johnson of the Alexandria Department Funeral services will be held on Tuesday. December 26. at I 1 a.m. from Wheatley Funeral Home. Alexandria.
Va. Interment will be In Arlington National Cemetery. JONES. MARY M. On Saturday.
Decern- i bet 2ft 1950. at Georgetown University Hospital. MARY M. JONES, mother of Stuart Haydon of Washington. D.
and Mrs. Lloyd I. Sweetland of Chicago. 111. Friends may call at Chapel.
1756 Pa. ave. n.w. Services r.nd interment will be held on Wednesday, December 27. at Moline.
111. JULIANO. ANNE X. On Saturday. December 2ft.
1950. at George Washington Hospital. ANNE V. JULIANO of 90ft Perry d1. n.e., beloved wife of James Juliano.
mother of Marie and James Juliano. jr. Services at the S. H. Hines Co Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. n.w at a.m. Tuesday. December 26. thence to St Catholic Church.
12th and Monroe sts. n.e., where the holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered at 1 1 a.m. for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Ol.vet Cemetery. LF.ACH.
LOUISA (LULA). On Friday. Decemb.r 22. 1950, at Gallinger Hospital. LOUISA LEACH.
She is survived by two brothers. Rev. Lee Stewart and Lemuel Stewart, two sisters, Mrs. Julia Anderson and Mrs. Mary Slrwart: other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at Horton's Mortuary, 1.222 You a. n.w., Monday. December 25. after 'i p.m., where services will be held day. December 26.
at 12 the Rev. H. Whiting offr iating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. LOMAN.
CLARA B. On Sunday. December 24. 1950. at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Paul T. Bruy me. CLARA B. LOMAN.
widow of William S. Loman and mother of Mrs. Fphnam Sanders. Mrs. Hugo Awibrosi.
Mrs Paul T. Bruyere and William M. Loman; also four grandsons survive. Mrs. Loman rests at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. 84ft4 Ga. Silver Spring. Md where services will be held on Wednesday. December 27.
at 10 a.m. Interment Fairmont Lutheran Cemetery, Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 26 LONG. KITTIE of 5425 9th st.
n.w.. on December 2ft. 1950. mother of William B. Martin and Albert Martin, grandmother of Virginia Lee and John R.
Martin, and sister of Mrs. Alberta Trotter Services at Chambers' Funeral Home. Chapin st. n.w,. on Monday.
December 25. at 4 p.m. Interment Anderson. S. C.
MaeDONAI.D. JOHN FRANCIS. On Sun-j day. December 1956. JOHN FRANCIS MacDONALD ot ft2 at.
n.e.. brother; of Madeline MacDonald. Private serv-l ices at the above residence Thursday. December at 2 p.m. Interment Fort, Lincoln Cemetery.
Services by Cham-, Kindly omit flowers. 26. MACRAE. GEORGE ALLAN. Suddenly, on Friday.
December 22. 1950. GEORG I' ALLAN MACRAE, beloved husband rt Anna Bell Macrae and father ol Anna Evelyn Macrae. Funeral V. L.
Speare Co. 1069 st. n.w. on Tuesday. December 26.
at 2 p.m. Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. 25 McClellan, mitchell mac On Saturday. December 16 1956. MITCHELL (Mack) MAC McCLELLAN of llftft 24th st.
n.w.. beloved son of I Julia McClellan and brother of Cath- erine M. Hamp, Charlie W. and James McClellan. Also mourning their loss are other relatives and many friends.
After 12 noon Sunday December 24. friends may call at the Taylor Funeral Home. 1225 1 1th rt. n.w.. where services' will be held on Tuesday.
December 26. at 1 pm. Interment Arlington National, Cemetery. MrMANt S. MYRTLE SIMPSON.
On Sunday. December 21. 1650. MYRTLE SIMPSON McMANUS of 5002 26th ave s.e.. mother of Mrs.
Harold Trigstad and Mrs. Trwin M. Diamond. Remains at Funeral Home. 517 11th st.
se. Notice of funeral later. MILLS. JOHN BIBB, of 611 st. n.e on December 23.
1650. Husband of Anna H. Gault Mills of Washington, D. brother of Joseph Mills. Flushing.
N. Y. father of Mrs. Sarah Louise Moody and Mrs. Mftritta Murchison Services at Chambers' Funeral Home.
14on Chamn st. on Wednesday. December at am Interment Loudon Park Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 26 MOXCHOW HELEN CORBIN. On December 23 1650.
at Doctors Hospital. HELEN CORBIN MONCHOW, cousin of Clifford Maiers of Buffalo. N. Howard H. Rogers of Cleveland Ohio, and Ruth Corbin Maiers of Hamberg.
N. Y. Friends may call at Crawlers Chapel. 1756 Pa. ave.
n.w,. where services will be held on Tuesday. December 26. at 5 p.m. In eu rf flowers, contributions may bp sent to the American Cancer Society or the American Heart Association.
Interment East Aurora. N. Y. MORTON. GEORGE W.
On Thursday December 21. 165o. GEORGE W. MORTON. 4614 Minnesota ave.
n.e. brother of Augustus Morton, uncle of Mrs. Fannie Washington and Mrs. Bertha Strange of Maysville. Ky and Mrs.
Florence Williams and Russell Morton of Cincinnati. Ohio. Friends1 may call at Darden Funeral Home. I 4445 Deane ave n.e.. after 4 pin Monday.
December 25 Funeral services will be held at Randall Memorial E. Church. 1002 Browning pi. n.e., Tuesday. December 20.
at 2 p.m. Rev. John Dyson minister-in-charge. Interment Maysville. Ky Arrangements by Carver Memorial Funeral Service.
20-31 st. i n.w. MURRAY. HARRY JR. Suddenly on i Wednesday.
December 20. 1650. HARRY F. MURRAY. Jr.
of 3020 Stanton rd. s.e.. beloved son of Mrs. Dorothy and Harry Murray, brother of Blanche M. Murray He also is survived by a grandmother.
Mrs. Blanche M. Taylor: a grandfather Mr. Clarence Murray, an uncle. Clarence Murray, devoted greatgrandmother and grandfather.
Mrs. Emma and Mr. Edward Johnson and other relatives and friends. Friends may call at his late residence after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
December 26. Funeral services on Wednesday. December 27. at 1 p.m at the St. John C.
M. E. Church. Stanton and Douglas rds. s.e The Rev D.
A. Bell officiating Interment Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by the Robert G. Mason Funeral Home. 24 NELSON.
ELIZABETH G. On Monday. December 25. J65o. at Washington Sanitarium.
ELIZABETH G. NELSON of 3121 16th st. n.w beloved wife of Elba R. Nelson, cousin of Agnes McCready. Washington.
D. C. Prater at the H. Hines' Funeral Home. 2601 14th st.
n.w.. on Tuesday. December 26. 8 m. In ternment West Alexandria.
Pa. NONNEMACKER. ELIZABETH On day. Decemhex 22. 165o.
ELIZABETH NONNEMACKER beloved n1 John G. Nonnemacker mother of Joseph J. Nonnemacker Funeral from the W. K. Huntemann Ar Son Funeral Home.
55 32 Georgia on Tuesday. December 26. at a.m Requiem mass at Nativity Church. 6005 13th st. n.w.
at 6 a m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25 OHLER. CHARLES V.
On Friday. December 22. 15150. CHARLES OHLER. beloved husoand of Elva S.
Ohler. father of Helen K. Sylvester. Mrs. Ines Gochenour.
Glen and Charles W. Ohler: brother of Glen Ohler and Beulah; H. McCuen. Funeral from the W. W.
I Deal Funeral 4812 Ga. ave. n.w.. on Tuesday. Decembr 26.
at 2 p.m.! Relatives and friends invited. Interment! Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25 uik.vmj h. on Sunday, uccember 24. at his residence.
6219 i Western ave. n.w.. CHARLES H. OURaND. i beloved husband of Catherine M.
Ourand. father of Holden Ourand. brother oil W. Ourand and Mr L. V.
Steven- son. He also is survived bv five children. Remains esting nf the S. II. Hinc.s Co.
funeral st. n.w.. until 9 a.m. Services at Epiohanv Episcopal Church. '217 st.
n.w. on Tuesday. December 26, at 1 a.m. Interment. Port Lincoln Cemetery.
PEART, SAMUEL. On Sunday. December 24. 10.5 at Garfield Hospital. SAMUIL PEARL, beloved husband Mr- Mary Elizabeth Pearl ia rhrr of Mr.
Elmer Skelton and Mrs. Alfred A J. Den. He also is survived by grandchildren Funeral services ill be held at Hysong's Funeral Homr '200 st. n.w..
on December at 11 a Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 26 PERRY DAVID. On Wednesday. December 20. 1050.
at his residence. 120 Fla. ave. n.w.. DAVID PERRY, devoted husband of Amanda Perry.
He also leaves to mourn their less 7 children. grandchildren. 1 great-grandchild. 1 sister. 4 brothers, other relatives and many friends.
Eriends are invited to call at the Malvan Schsy Funeral Home, 424 fit n.w after 4 p.m. Monday. December 25. where runera! services will be held Tuesday, December 26. at 1 p.m Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
PERRYMAN, WILLIAM. Suddenly on Saturday. December 22. 105(6 WILLIAM PERRYMAN of 2012 14th st. n.e..
Apt. 1, devoted husband of Mrs. Helen Perryman. beloved father of William Perryman, ir. He also leaver to mourn iheir loss other relatives and many friends.
Arrangcm nts bv the John Phities Funeral Home, 001 2rd s.w. Notice of funeral lr.t?r. QUANDER. GEORGE H. On Friday.
December 22. 050. GEORGE H. QUANDER of 1825 Jernon st, n.w.. beloved brother of Miss Cora H.
Quander and Mrs. Mary B. Barrett. Also surviving are other relatives and many friends. After! a.m.
Tuesday, friends are invited to! call at the McGuire Funeral Home, .1820 1 Oth st. n.w. Requiem mass will be celebrated on Wednesday. December 27, at 0 a.m., at Augustine's Catholic Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
26 RYAN. MAUDE M. Suddenly tn December 24. 1050, at the home of her sister at Eastham, MAUDE RYAN of 4115 28th st, n.w., wile of the late John L. Ryan and sister of Mrs.
E. E. Marshall of Eastham. O. W.
Mallory of Richmond. and E. Ross Mallory of Eastham. Va. Funeral from the V.
L. Speare Co. Funeral Home, 1009 st. n.w., on Tuesday. December 26.
at 12 noon. Interment Abbey Mausoleum. Pleas? omit i flowers Contributions may be sent to the 1 Heart 6ociety. Seallia RABINEATJ, RACHEL. On December 22.
195n. in Baltimore. Md. RACHEL RABINEAU. beloved wife of the lr.te Max Rabincau.
and mother of Jack Rabineau of Baltimore, and David Rabineau of Washington. D. C. Services were held at the Lewis Home. Ml00 Eutaw place.
Baltimore. on Sunday, December 24, I 950. SEDGWICH, VICTORIA. On Thursday, December 21. 1950, at her residence, HIM 29 rd st.
n.w.. VICTORIA SEDGWICH. the beloved aunt of Emma Waynes and James E. Sedgwich. Friends may call on Monday.
December M5. after 10 at Funeial Home. 1298 MOth st. n.w. Funeral on Tuesday.
December MO, at 1 p.m., from above funeral home. Interment Woodiawn Cemetery. 25 SELIGMAX MAMIE HERMAN. On Saturday December 29. 1950.
at her resilience. 7 810 10th st. n.w.. MA ME HERMAN SELIGMAN. sister of Louis Herman.
Mrs. Mildred Mann. Mrs. Evelyn Moffett and mother of Mervin M. Seligman.
Services will be held at her laic residence on Tuesday. December MO, at 1 1 a Interment Oheb Sholom Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. SIMMS. ELLIOTT. On Sunday, December Ml.
1950. at his residence. 908 st. n.e.. ELLIOTT SIMMS.
husband of Lucy Simms. Notice of funeral later. Services 'by Stewart. SMITH. OLA.
On Thursday, December 21, 1950, MRS. OLA SMITH of 7M4 9th st. n.e. She is survived by two sons, Jay and Smith; four daughters, Anna Entzminger. Edith M.
Williams. Helen Chavis and Bettie Smith; three stepsons, George. Southwood and Clifford Smith; one brother, Henry Saunders; 4 sisters. Lula Davis, Mamie Glover. Sally Johnson and Rosa Strong; seven grandchildren: four great-grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
After 1M noon Monday, friends may call to see the late Mrs. Smith at her rate residence Funeral on Tuesday, December MO. at p.m., from Salem Baptist Church, the Rev. Grimes officiating. Interment in Lincoln Cemetery.
Arrangements by L. E. Murray Sc Son. STAPLES, CAREY C. On Friday.
December MM, at Alexandria Hospital. CAREY STAPLES of Route No. 2. Fairfax. 7a husband of the late E.
Cecelia Staoles. stepfather of Dudley H. Knox and son of the late William Giles and Victoria T. Staples. He also is survived by a host of other relatives and friends.
rnay call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2841 Wilson Arlington. here funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December MO. at 2 p.m. Interment Annandaie Cemetery.
25 SUTPHIN. ED WEN A. On Saturday, December M9. 1950. at her home near Merrifleld.
EDWENA SUTPHIN. wile of the late Robert Sutphin and mother of Walter W. and John F. Sutphin. Mrs.
Pearl Condrey and Mrs. Lulu Curran. She Is also survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren Remains resting at Funeral Home 47M North Washington Falls Church. where services will be held on Tuesday. December MO at 2 p.m.
Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Fails Church, Va. Culpeper. Va papers please copy. 25 TAYLOR.
OOLIAN. On Sunday, December M4. 1950. COLIAN TAYLOR of 59MO st. s.e.
He leaves a wife. Manha E. Taylor; four daughters, Carrie. Ruby Lunrtt and Jcannett; a mother kissie Levinston: three brothers. Charlie.
Esau and Marion Taylor; four sisters. Janie. Carrie and Cara Taylor and Lizzie Pinkney. Many other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by Eugene iord. THOMAS, CHARLES SI MMER. Departed this life December M2. CHARLES SUMMER THOMAS ol Moil 12th st. n.w.
Beloved husband of Lena L. Thomas. He also leaves one brother. Dr. Raymond B.
Thomas; one nephew Dr. Raymond Them and many other relatives and iriends. After -4 p.m. Monday, December M5, friends may call hns late residence. Funeral.
Tuesday, at 1 p.m.. from the Lincoln Congregational Church, ar 11th anu si n.w. Interment. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by Funeral Home.
Mb TOLSON. CARRIE. On Thursday. December Ml 1950 CARRIE TOLSON, wile of the late Harry Tolson. departed this life at her late residence.
1811 dth st. n.w. She leaves to mourn their a devoted niece. Beatrice Simms, and a host of other relatives and friends After noon on Monday December M5. friends ire invited tc call at the Taft H.
Williams Funeral Home. 170M lMtn st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday. December Mb, at 1 p.m.
from the Metropolitan Baptist st. between 1M and 19th sis. n.w., the Rev. E. C.
Smith officiating. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. TWINE. DR.
CHARLES Sr. On Sunday. December 24. 1950 at Ins evidenced. 135 st.
nw Dr CHARLES A TWINE son ol the late Andrew and Carrie Twine, devoted lather of Charles A Twine tr Mildred Bacon and Edward Twine; grandfather of Edward and Raymond Twine. bUcved brother of Mamie Twine Adams and ill? late Ida Twine Pontom and William Twine; brother-in-iaw of Harry Adams and Mrs. io)a Twins hr aiso leaves to mourn his loss ther relatives and many Notice rf funeral 'ater. Arrangements by Twine Funeral Home. VAUGHT.
WILLIAM J. On Sunday. December 24. 1950. at Pnnce Georges General Hospital.
Chcverly, WILLIAM J. VAUGHT, beloved husband of Mrs. Irene Cullison Vaught and father of Mrs. Carlton Pierce of Birmingham. Mrs S.
S. Stabler. of University Park. William Cullison Vaught of Miami. Fla and Daniel CulJison Vaught of University Fark.
Md. Remains resting at Funeral Home. 1300 st. n.w.. until 12 noon.
Tuesday, December 20 Funeral services will be held at Presbyterian Church. 0513 Queens Chapel University Park. Md at 2:30 n.m. Relatives and friends invited to rttend. omit flowers.
Frienos wishing may remember the Riverdale Presbyter.an Church. Interment private. WARE. JAMES P. On Friday December 32.
95o Frredmcn's Hospital. JAMES WARE of Foote st. nr. Scat Pjeasant. Md.
He leaves a devoted wife. Mrs. Amanda J. Ware; one son. E.
Earl Ware: one grandson. Dr. Earl Ware, jr one granddaughter. Amanda Marie Ware: one daughter-in-law. Althea C.
Ware, one granddaughter-in-law. Eloise M. Ware: six brother and many other relatives and friends. From 4 m. Monday.
December 25. until 9:30 a December 20 friends may call at Henry Washington Sons Funeral Home. 49 25 Deane ave. n.e. thereafter body will lie in state at Beulah Baptist.
Church. 59th and Dix st. n.e., where services will be held at 1 p.m.. the Rev. W.
Evans. pasTor. officiating. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WALLACE. JOHN On Saturday. December 23. 1950. JOHN McN'EIL WALLACE of 1009 4th st.
n.w. He leaves a wife. Annie Wallace: two daughters. Audrey L. Wilson and Rose Ingram; five sisters.
Annie Walls. Marv Wallace. Corrine Rowe. Minerva Dale and Bernice Wallace; one brother. Israel many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
After 4 p.m. Ttmsdav. December 26. friends may at Eugene Ford's Funeral Home. 1213 4th st.
s.w.. where funeral services will be held Wednesday. December 27. at 1 n.m. Interment Lincolyn Memonal Cemetery.
26 WEST. ALFRED D. (SONNY BOY). Suddenly on Thursday, December 2J. 1950.
at New York City. ALFRED (SONNY BOY- WEST of 03.3 sr. s.e beloved husband of Mrs. Jessie West, father of Sh'-rn Weit. son of James Frank and Edith West and brother of the Misses Norma.
and Dorothy West. Robert. Frank and Carlton West. Hr also is survived by his grandpa rents, other relatives and a host of friends. Remains may be viewed at his late residence after 9 am.
Tuesday December 20. until a.m. Wednesday. December 27. thence at Barnes Matthews Funeral Home.
614 4th st s.w. Funeral Wednesday. December 2'. at 1 p.m. from Friendship Eap11st Church.
1st and sts. the Rev. Whiting officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Casket will not be opened in church.
WHErtOCK. HENRY C. A special communication of Washington Centennial Lodge No. 14. is called for 1 p.m.
Tuesa December 26. 1950. for the purpose of conducting the last Masonic rites for our late brother. HENRY WHEELOCK. All members arc urged to attend.
EUGENE H. HUFFMAN. Master. Attest; LELAND WARNER. Secy.
WHEELOCK. HENRY C. On Wednesday, December 20. 1050. pt his residence.
6122 st. r. HENRY C. WHEELOCK, father of Warren Wheelock. Henry C.
Wheelock. and Mrs. Margaret. V. Hern, and brother of Mrs.
Herbert I King of Washington. D. George 1. and Warren W. Wheelock of California.
Mrs. William Morrow and Mrs. Harry Stuart of New York State. Services will be held at Chapel. 1756 Pa.
ave n.w.. on Tuesday. December 26, at 2 p.m. Interment, Arlington National Cemetery. 21.24.25 WHEELER.
JOHN W. On Wednesday. December 20. 1050, JOHN W. WHEELER of 66 Defrees st.
n.w.. husband of the late Bertie Wheeler and father of Josephine Yates. He also is survived by two grandchildren, one great-grandchild, one son-in-law and other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday. December 27.
at 1 p.m from Henry S. Washington Ac Sons Funeral Home. 467 st. n.w\ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. ARTHUR. On Thursday. December 21. 1950.
at Gallinger Hospital. ARTHUR WILLIAMS of 4922 Deane ave. n.e. He is survived by five daughters, four sons, twenty seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, two brothers and other relatives and friends. After 4 p.m.
Monday December 25. friends may call at Henry Washington Son Funeral Home. 4925 Deane ave. n.e. Funeral Tuesday.
December 26. at 1 n.m.. from the New Mount Olive Baptist Church. 58th Grant sts. n.e.
Rev. William Weaver officiating. Friends and relatives invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25 WILLIAMS, EUGENE ROLAND.
On Friday. December 22. 1950. at 1404 st. n.w..
EUGENE ROLAND WILLIAMS, son of the Rev E. W. William stepson of Mrs. Pearl Williams, husband of Mrs. Margaret Williams.
He also is survived by two brothers. James and Isaac Williams; three sisters. Mrs. Lena P. Holmes.
Mrs. Rosa Mae Mariborn. Mrs. Alma V. Jackson; two nephews, the Rev.
M. L. Jackson, and Eugene D. Jackson; two nieces. Naomi V.
Jackson and Ketura Jackson and a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call after 2 p.m. on Wednesday. December 27. at Johnson Ac Jenkins Funeral Home.
2056 Ga. ave. n.w. Funeral Thursday. December 28.
at 1 p.m. from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. 1660 Vermont ave. n.w.. the Rev.
C. T. Murray officiating. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 28 Alexander Efron, 57, New York Banker, Dies By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec.
25. Efron, 57, banker who originated the no-minimum-balance checking system, died Saturday. He was vice president and cashier of the National Safety Bank Trust Co. In 1935 he concluded that millions of persons with small incomes were denied checking privileges because they could not maintain minimum balances of $300 to $5,000 then required by banks. So he introduced a system by which a bank patron can write a check as long as he has enough on deposit to 'cover it, at a nominal service charge per check.
The new service boomed business at National Safety and the idea spread swiftly to other banks. Seattya WILLIAMS. MATTHEW. Suddenly on Saturday December 23, 1950, at his residence. 1322 8 th st.
n.w., MATTHEW WILLIAMS, devoted husband of Mrs. Mae Williams. He also is survived by one daughter, two sons, one daughter-in-law, four brothers, five sisters and many friends. Remanis resting at ohnson Jenkins Funeral Home. 2053 Ga.
ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WRIGHT. RFA PATTE PATTERSON.
On Friday. December 22. 1950, at Sablllas; ville. Mo. REA PATT180N WRIGHT, husband of the late Laura B.
father of Forence W. Parker and brother of Charles R. Wright, and Mrs. R. D.
Carter. Friends may call at Chapel. 1750 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. where services will be held on Tuesday.
December 20. at 12:30 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 25 YOUNG. REV.
SAMUEL A. On Friday. December 22. 1950. Rev.
SAMUEL A. YOUNG of 1219 Girard st. n.w.. beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Young and devoted father of Daisy Marie Young.
Mrs. Grace Johnson. Mrs. Hattie Mae Henderson and Mrs. Clara Y.
Saunders. I Also surviving are other relatives and many friends. After 10 a.m. Tuesday, 1 friends are invited to call at bis late residence. Services on Wednesday.
December 27. at Mount Carmel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye sts. n.w., at 12:30 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
Arrangements by McGuire, Inc. 26 YOUNG. THE REV. SAMUEL A. Members of the Oldest Inhabitents.
are notified of the death of THE REV. SAMUEL A. YOUNG. Funeral services Wednesday. December 27.
at 12:30 at the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye sts. w-. Special meeting tonight.
December at 8 Odd Fellows Hall, 9th and sts. w. WM. D. NIXON.
President FRANK McKINNEY. secretary. YOUNG, SAMUEL A. The (fficers and members of Morning Star Lodge No 4 0. I E.
P. of W. requested to meet in a session of sorrow fer our lRto Brother SAMUE- A. YOUNG cn Tuesday, December 26. at the home.
1530 15th st. n.w.. at 8 p.m Funeral Wednesday. December 27. at 1 p.m.
from Mount Carmel Baptist Church. 3rd and Eye sts n.w. CHARLES YOUNG. Exalted Ruler LAWRENCE S. HARRIS.
Financial Secy. in iflrmortam BOSLEY, JEFFERSON and CATHERINE F. In loving remembrance of my father. JEFFERSON D. BOSLEY, who died December 25.
1919. and my mother. CATHERINE BOSLEY, who died February 27. 1948. I often sit and think of you, And think of how you died; To know you could not say goodbye Before you closed your eyes.
The covers of book are closed Fcr ones I loved so well. For what you always meant to me, This tongue can never tell. Somewhere there is no parting. Dark clouds are rolled away: Whf.i thrv ring the bells for me Well meet again some day. In that eternal somewhere Cod knows what is best.
Si: on. dear dad and mom. And take your well-earned rest. BROWN. JOHN In lovtng memory of JOHN H.
BROWN, who died two years aco today. December 25. 1948. There ts not a day that goes by. dear That I do not think of you.
God only knows how much I miss you At the end of two sad years. WIFE. ROSA BROWN. COLEY. NANCY A.
Sacred to the memory of our dearly beloved mother and grandmother. NANCY A. COLEY, who died December 29. 1012. Loved in life, remembered after death.
AND GRANDCHILDREN. i DAN IDA MAY. In sad but loving Remembrance of our dear beloved mother, i IDA MAY DANT. who departed this life seven years ago today, December 25. 1949.
Let us think of her today. Sleeping, resting, lust away: Resting where no shadows fall. Onlv waiting for us all. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. HOUSTON.
THEOPHILUS JEROME Ir sad remembrance of our beloved husband anti devoted father THEOPHILUS JEROME HOUSTON, who departed this life one year ago today. December 25. ANN-RUTH HOUSTON. THOMAS HOUSTON. ULYSSES J.
HOUSTON. KINNEY. THOMAS L. In loving memory of my late husband. THOMAS L.
KINNEY. who departed this life four years ago i today. December 25. 1049. May his soul rest in peace.
Anniversary mass December 29 at St. Francis Xavier Church. JULIA KINNEY. Lomax, george Vincent, tribute to the memory of our devtoed nephew. GEORGE VINCENT LOMAX, who loft us so suddenly one year ago today.
December 25. 1940. He would not want the ones he loved To grieve for him today; We must not say that he is dead. For he is just away. Awav upon a journey To a land that's bi.ght end fair.
And though we all miss him here. We know he's happy there. DEVOTED TJNCLES. LEWIS AND EVERETT BLAND. A the beautiful memory of my be'oved I ereat-nephew.
GEORGE VINCENT LOMAX, who passed away so suddenly one year ago today. December 25. 1940. You have taken your last journev On a beautiful shin called rest Away from this world of sorrow To a land of peace and happiness. And when my call to fcMow comes.
Where you have gore before, I hope to see waiting To meet me at neavrn's door. HIS DEVOTED GREAT-AUNT. MARY HOLMES LOMAX. GEORGE VINCENT. A tribute to the beautiful memorv nf a devoted son and brother.
GEORGE VINCENT LOMAX, who passed awfay so suddenly one year ago today. December 25. 1949. You bade no one a last farewell, You said good-by to none: i The heavenly gates ust opened wide And a loving voice said. Sad and sudden was the call Of one so dearly loved by all; A bitter grief, a shock severe.
It was to part with one so dear. Oft to our hearts comes a bitter cry. Why oh why. did you have to die? But. then comes the answer, so soft and sweet.
You not dead, but just asleep. LEOLA OMAX AND LUCILLE LOMAX JOHNSON. LOMAX GEORGE VINCENT. A tribute to the memory of my beloved nephew, GEORGE VINCENT who departed thic life one year ago today. December ft.
1949. He heard a voice we could not Which said you can not stay. He saw a hand we see That beckoned him awav. Anri when the sun in all its state Set in the western sky. He passed through glory's golden gate And walked in paradise.
May his soul rest in peace. Sadly missed. HIS LOVING AUNT, GENEVA ELAND JOHNSON MOM AND DAD MARSHALL. FLORENCE. In loving memory of my dear mother.
FLORENCE MARSHALL, who departed this life three years ago today, December 25. 1947. We think of you daily. But today more than ever, i SON. HARRY; DAUGHTER-IN-LAW.
MARSHALL. FLORENCE. Sacred Is the memory of my lovely friend. Past Grand i Matron. FLORENCE MARSHALL, who departed this life three years ago today.
December 25, 1947. In memory's lovely garden. Where remembered joy blooms fair. Your memory is the brightest blcssom there. G.
M. ALICE B. STAMPS. SAYLES. MATTIE C.
In loving memory of our aear daughter and sister. MATTIE C. SAYLES (nee Jernagin). who passed away .14 years ago today, December 25 191(1 REV. W.
H. JERNAGIN AND DAUGHTERS. LOTTIE R. ADAMS AND GERTRUDE TOMLINSON. PFr GEORGE U.
S. M. C. In loving memory of our eon. PFC GEORGE LEE TOMLINSON.
U. S. M. who trimmed our last Christmas tree j942 and died in action on Iwo Jimo February 20. 1945.
So often have I strippeef the Christmas tree Of what survives the accident. That now my fingers almost reverently Detach each foolish little ornament. This small red Is not beautiful And yet its touch is like the light caiess Of childish hands; Its seems to chronicle So many years of family happiness. The fat old Santa Claus Is here With snowy turban and benignant smile. We cherish them for one who held them dear.
Our little son. loved and lost to us awhile. i William J. Vaught, Insurance Broker, Dies of Heart Ailment William Jordan Vaught, 64, an insurance broker in the Ring Building, died yesterday of a heart ailment at Prince Georges HosI pital after a 10day illness. He lived at 6808 Pineway street.
College Heights, Md. Mr. Vaught was president of the Civitan Club of Washington in 1942 and had been associated with the club for 15 years. He was head of the Mr. vaurht.
High School Awards Committee and also was on the School Committee of the Washington Board of Trade. Born in Texas. Mr. Vaught was born in Palestine. and attended Northwestern University, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
He was a past president of the chapter and a member of the alumni association in Washington. He was in the banking business in Chicago, Tulsa and Dallas before he came to Washington 16 years ago as manager of the branch office in the Syndicate Co. While in Tulsa, he was vice president of ihe First National Bank and director of Scholarship Award Committee for the Southern States. Mr. Vaught had headed the Vaught Insurance Co.
with offices in the Ring Building since 1941. Survivors Listed. Survivors are his widow. Mrs. Irene Cullison Vaught; two daughj ters, Mrs.
S. S. Stabler, University Park, Mrs. Karl ton Pierce, Birmingham. two isons, Daniel C.
Vaught, University1 Park, and William C. Vaught, I Miami, Fla. Also surviving are three broth-: ers, George W. Vaught, vice president of the Goodrich Rubber Co. in Akron; Samuel H.
Vaught of Houston, John Vaught, Alexandria, and three sisters, Mrs. P. C. Blair and Mrs. Edward Lohman, both of Port Arthur, and Mrs.
Warren Lane, Beaumont, Tex. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow' at 6513 Queens Chapel road. University, Park, of which Mr. Vaught a member.
Burial will be private. The family requests that money i be donated to the benevolent fund of Riverdale Presbyterian Church 1 instead of sending Virginia's Cold Weather Increases Relief Pleas By the Associated Press RICHMOND, Dec. winter weather brought the usual increase in applications for; general relief, according to the State Department of Welfare and Institutions. a trend, the department said in a monthly bulletin, that probably will continue until spring opens up more outdoor jobs and cuts out the need for fuel. There were 729 applications in this category of welfare last month as compared to 636 in October.
The department noted with satisfaction, however, decreases in applications for old age assistance and aid to dependent children. A decrease from 711 to 608 was recorded in applications for old age assistance. The drop in applications for aid tq dependent children was from 607 to 537. Charles Ourand Dies; Retired GAO Worker Charles H. Ourand, 71, a retired employe of the General Accounting Office and a lifelong resident of the District, died yesterday at his home 6219 Western avenue N.W.
He had been ill for about a year. The son of Frank and Minnie H. Ourand, Mr. Ourand attended Central High School and began a Government service career about 35 years ago, with the Panama Canal office here. He transferred some years later to the GAO, where he remained until he retired about five years ago as assistant chief of the Postal Savings Department.
Mr. Ourand for many years was head usher at the Church of the Epiphany, 1317 street N.W., and had been a member of the Pentalpha Lodge of Masons. Surviving are his widow, a son.1 C. Holden Ourand, and five i grandchildren, John. 17; Charles 13; Jane, 11; Raymond, 10, and Mary, 6, all of the Western avenue address; a brother.
William Ourand, of 8414 Queen Annes drive, Silver Spring, and a sister. Mrs. L. V. Stevenson of 5530 Thirtieth place N.W.
Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Epiphany Tuesday morning at 10:30 Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. It's 97.5 in Buenos Aires BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 25 (JP). Claus was advised to shed his woolies on his trip over Buenos Aires last night.
The temperature hit 97.5 degrees Fahrenheit here of the season. German Reds Prepare Basis For Foreign Property Seizure By David Nichol Foreign Correspondent of The Star and the Chicago Doily BERNBURG, Soviet occupied 'Germany, Dec. basis is being prepared carefully here for the outright seizure of much of the foreign-owned propj erty in Eastern Germany other i than the concerns now held openly by the Soviet Union. It is the main theme and central point of the trial of 10 former officials and employes of the Deutsche Solway Werke and the city and provincial government before the of Eastern highest court, headed by Frau Dr. Hilda Benjamin who has been described as the Two of the chief defendants escaped to Western Germany, but eight others, including one woman, have been under arresi and have been interrogated repeatedly for almost a year.
Sequestered After War. As all were, the Solway Werke with its headquarters and principal factory Bernburg, was by the Soviet occupation authorities at the end of the war. Subsequently, it was argued that the Solway Werke was per owned by the parent company, of Brussels and that it should be administered under trusteeship as the property of foreign This was done in 1948. but not before the Soviets had the main plant and shipped it to the Soviet Union as reparations, leaving three apparently uneconomic subsidiaries in the Soviet zone at Osternienburg, Westeregeln, and Buchenau. The company meantime had its headquarters toj Ohligs in the British-occupied! Ruhr area, from where it now operates six other plants in Western Germany.
The concern had prewar assets of more than $30 million. Farben Had 25 Per Cent. Sometime during this period it was discovered by the Soviets that Solway Werke was in fact 25 per cent owned by I. G. Farben, the mammoth German chemical trust, whose properties were ordered confiscated as one of the early acts of the four-power control council in Germany.
The stock transfer to Farben occurred in 1924 as part of a cartel, or restrictive trade ar- rangement of the type now ruled; illegal. Eight of the defendants are accused of consciously and consistently concealing Farben's interest in the concern from the Soviet authorities and from the Eastern German government. The trial is being conducted on the Soviet theory that any defendant who reaches the court is guilty and that the hearing is only to the listeners and determine the sentences of the accused. Despite this loaded approach there seems no doubt from the evidence that at least some of the accused did know of participation and did try to conceal it deliberately although it was no secret once records were opened. One-quarter of the concern technically was subject to confiscation.
Court Goes Farther. But the court here is going much farther. The novel theory is being advanced that Farben's 25 per cent in fact was the in the entire operation and that Faroen exercised its influence through a variety of means ranging from industrial to the nomination of leading officials. If this theory is for all practical purposes it has been it might be argued that the whole of the concern is liable to confiscation. If this in turn is and it has been by the Communist officials of Eastern Germany it is a to the offices or remove assets to the West as unquestionably was done.
Defendants in another trial recently were sentenced up to 15 years on similar charges. In point of fact, so far as Solway is concerned, the Eastern German government hasn't waited for the outcome of the. trial. Ever since the arrest of the officials early this year the plants in Eastern Germany have been operated as owned Correspondents who asked to visit the plant here were told bluntly that it was impossible. The extensions of this line of reasoning are obvious.
A certain amount of dialectics is all that is required to seize any foreign property. Tanker Fire Periling Port oi New Orleans Brought Under Control By the Associated Press NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A spectacular blaze aboard the tanker Esso Baltimore, which for a time threatened the port of New Orleans, was brought under control today after a five-hour battle. The fire broke out last night after the tanker and a tow of oil barges collided in the Mississippi River. An explosion set both aflame.
Two seamen were injured when they jumped into the water to escape the flames. Crews prepared to tow the $3 million tanker to its dock at Avondale, up the river from New Orleans. Both the tanker and tug remained afloat, although for a while it appeared they would have to be scuttled to quench the oil-fed flames. The injured seamen are Jack Trainor, 29, of Providence, R. and John J.
Joyce, 24, of Paterson, N. J. They are being treated for shock and exposure. The collision tore a hole 75 feet wide in the hull. Tanker Crew Accounted For.
Capt. W. S. Wright of the tug William S. Smith said all members of the crew of the tanker apparently had been accounted for and that it was not believed any of the barge crews were injured.
Gapt. Wright's tug helped fight the flames. He said the first mate of the tanker reported all but two of his men accounted for. The Marine Hospital reported two nlen who had jumped from the vessel were pulled from the river and were under treatment for shock. The hospital said the men, were not burned or hurt, but because of their condition were not immediately identified.
Two barges caught fire after the collision. One was sunk by the fireboat Deluge after it had floated out of control downstream for about a mile, threatening docks on the east side of the river. Fire aboard the other was put out after it was beached. Capt. Wright said a series of explosions rocked the ship and threw blobs of blazing oil onto the surface.
Fire Trucks Stand Ready. Crash trucks from New Orleans and adjoining Jefferson Parish (County) scoured both the east and west banks of the river hunting for any crewmen who might have jumped from the barges. Fire chief Howard Dey stationed 20 fire trucks along the city's waterfront and ordered firemen to be prepared for any emergency. The Esso Baltimore, bound downstream with a load of crude oil, was drawing 29 feet, nine inches at the time of the blast. Capt.
Wright said the identity I of the barges involved in the collision had not been established. ft Helen Monchow Dies; Was Land Economist Miss Helen Corbin Monchow, 52, land economist with the Housing and Home Finance Agency, died Saturday at Doctors Hospital of cancer. She lived at 3213 Volta place N.W. i Miss Monchow was the author of various books on the economics of land and public utilities. She was born in Cleveland and was a graduate of Northwestern and of Mount Holyoke College.
She was a trustee of the latter institution. Miss Monchow was editorial assistant at the Institute for Economic Research at Northwestern University from 1927 to 1931 and managing editor of the Journal of Land and Public Utilities Economics until 1942. She was also research planner of the City Plan Commission of Chicago and assistant professor of economics at Northwestern until she came to Washington in 1942 as editor of publications of the National Housing Agency. She had been a land economist with the Housing and Home Finance Agency since 10-7, Miss Monchow was a member of the American Economic Association. She had no immediate survivors.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at funeral home. 1756 Pennsylvania avenue N.W. Burial will be in East Aurora, N. Y.
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