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(Earfc nf Khanka
LUCAS, ANTHONY F. I wish to exprea*
my sincere appreciation to my paator. rela
tives, friends and neiehOors for their kind
ness durlns mr husband's illness and for
their expressions of sympathy and floral
tributes at his passlnr. ,
WIFE. SURSflTA E. LUCAS. *
ifallja
ALLEN. COHA LEE. On Wednesday.
April 18. 1947. CORA LEE ALLEN of 4700
Biaeden are. n.w.. sister of Mrs. Mary
Austin, Mrs. Cordelia Balune, Mrs. Kitty
Siutt, Genel. Warner and Anselm vett.
Other relatives and friends also survive.
Family may be seen at 2010 3rd st. n.w..
Apt. 8 Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Malvan & Schey. *
ALLEN, FRANCIS RAYMOND, SR. On
Thursday, April 17, 1047, at his residence.
633 11th st. n.e . FRANCIS RAYMOND
ALLEN. Sr., beloved husband of Florence
E. Allen, father of Francis R- jr.; Alexan
der C. and Harold E Allen, and brother of
tn# Rev. Edward Allen, S. C.. Franciana
Allen. Elizabeth Berzen, William and Cyril
Allen Prayers at the above residence on
Saturday. April 19‘- at 8:30 a.m. Mass at
Holy Name Catholic Church. 11th and K
eta. n.e.. at 9 a.m Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Services’ by Chamoers.
BRANDENBURG, GRAYSON E. On
Tuesday, Abril 15, 1947. at United States
Naval Hospital. Eethesda. Md„ GRAYSON
E. BRANDENBURG, beloved brother of
Mrs. Annie E. Holbrook and John R.
Brandenburz. Services at Chambers’ Fu
neral Home. 517 llth st. s.e. on Friday.
April 18. at 10 a.m. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Frederick. Md. 18
BRASCHI. MARGARET M. On Wed
aetday, April 18. 1947. at her residence.
1335 Shepherd st. n.w.. MARGARET M
BRASCHI, widow of Peter Braschi. Fu
neral from the above residence on Satur
day, April 19, at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass
at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church
6t 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited,
iterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 18
BRAXTON. MABEL. On Tuesday. April
15, 1947. MABEL BRAXTON 01 145(1
Florida ave. n.w., dauahter of the late
Carrie and Joseph Braxton and loving sis
ter of Mrs. Carrie Braxton Dodd/and the
late Mary Braxton Rowe. 8he also is sur
vived by three aunts. Mrs. Vlrzie Harris,
Mrs. Lula Mason and Mrs. Ella Christian:
three uncles. Edward. Preston and Cammle
Braxton; a niece. Mrs. Evelyn Rowe Fuller,
tnd other relatives and friends. Friends
may call after 4 p.m. Friday. April 18. at
132* V at. n.w . where funeral services
will be held Saturday. April lit. at 1 p.m..
Rev Robert L. Rollins officiating. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
BRISCOE. LOUIS I. On Thursday. April
17. 1947, at Garfield Hospital. I.OU1S 1.
BRISCOE, husband of Ida Briscoe, father
of Kenneth Briscoe of 2222 Flagler pi.
n.w.. son of the late Joseph H and Jane
Alice Brisco, brother of Fernando. Charles
R.. Aubrey A.. Eugene J.. John Albert.
Jane A. and Edith M. Briscoe. Mr. Briscoe
la reposing at Cooper's Mortuary, .>10-12
Carrollton ave . Baltimore. Md Funeral
services Tuesday. April 22. at H a.m.. at
St. Feter's Claver Church. Interment New
Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore. Md. 20
BRUNO. ELLEN. On Friday. Abril 18.
1947. ELLEN BRUNO, beloved wile of the
late Frank Bruno, mother of Emilie B
Stanton end grandmother of Frank P. and
George A. Stanton. Funeral from the W.
W. Deal Funeral Home. 4812 Georgia ave.
n.w., Monday. April 21, at. 10 a.m Rela
tives and friends Invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
BUTTS. MILBERT THOMAS. Suddenly,
en Thursday, April 17, JW47. at his home.
Darnestown, Md., MILBERT THOMAS
BUTTS, beloved son of Mrs. Douel G.
Butts and the late John T. Butts of
Darneatown, Md.. and brother of Mrs
Naomi B. Wheeler. Mrs. Mary B. Ward.
Mrs. Helen B. Bowman, Herbert E. and
Newton F. Butts. Remains resting at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Wm. Reuben
Pumphrey, Rockville, Md. Notice of fu
Barai later.
CARTER. WILLIE. On Tuesday. April
15. 194*7. at Glenn Dale Sanitarium. WIL
LIE CARTER, belnved son of Mrs. Alice
Barkers and devoted brother of Mrs. Mary
Poindexter. Mrs. Irene Roblnaon and 8abe
Carter. He also is survived by other rela
tives and friends. Friends may call after
4 p.m. Friday. April 18. at the Allen *
Morrow. Inc.. Funeral Home. 1328 V st.
n.w., where services will be held Saturday.
April 19, at 7 p m.. Rev G L. Davis of
ficiating. Burial In Gordonville, Va., Sun
day, April 20. 20
CAVALLARO. MARY C. On Friday
April 18, 1047. at her residence. 1843 Fort
Davis it s.e.. MARY C. CAVALLARO. wife
Of the late Joseph Cavallaro. mother of
Mrs. Marian C. Ballard and John A. Caval
ltro and sister of Philip Vincent and
Anthony Coclmano. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass,
ive n.e.. where services will be held on
muituaji npwi a>a> c j. •» ca.its. uicjii
mass at Holy Rosary Church at 9 a.m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
CLARK. JOHN. Departed this life Sun
day. April 13. 1947. at Casualty Hospital.
JOHN CLARK. He leaves to mourn their
loss a lovini wife, four sisters, a son, one
aunt, one niece, three nephews, one cousin,
a brother-in-law and a host of other rela
tives and friends. Remains resting at the
Horton Funeral Home. 1322 You st. n.w.
Funeral services Friday. April 1 8. at 1:30
p.m , at the above funeral home. Rev. J.
Campbell Beckett officiating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
COOK. SUSIE WATTS. On Thursday.
April 17. 1947. a' Garfield Memorial Hos
Sital SUSIE WATTS COOK, widow of the
ite John R Cook of Fairmont, W. Va.;
mother of Mrs. A. G. Neal of Washington.
D. C.; Mrs. F M Perry of Maplewood. N.
J.; Welter L. Cook of Cherleaton. W Va..
and John R. Cook. jr.. of Fairmont. W.
Va.: sister of Marion R. Watti of Arling
ton. Va.. and Mrs. C. D. Brown of Stras
burg. Va. She also is survived by four
Srandchildren and three sreat-grandchll
ren. Services will be held at the First
Methodist Church on Sunday, April 20.
Interment Fairmont, W. Va.
DAVIS, RUTH O. On Wednesday. April
18, 1947. RUTH O DAVIS of 6422 C at.
ae.. beloved mother of Mrs Verna P.
Fraaer and Carrington B. Dtvls. Alto sur
viving are two brothers, two grendchll
iren, other relatives and many friends.
fter 10 a m Friday friends are Invited to
tall at the McGuire Funeral Home. 1820
Bth gt n.w.. where services will be held
Saturday, April 19. at noon. 18
DYER. MINNIE BRYANT. Suddenly.
*n Thursday, April 17. 1947. at her home,
on Beulah rd . Vienna, Va., MINNIE1
BRYANT DYER, beloved wife of John Asa;
Dyer and mother of Mrs Isabel Sherman'
and the late Bryant. Dyet. Remains rest-j
lng at her late residence. Funeral Satur-1
day, April 19. at 2 p.m.- from Antioch1
Shriatian Church. Vienna. Va. Interment
ndrew Chapel Cemetery. 18 j
EVANS. CHRISTINA MAE. On Wednes
day. April IS. 1947. at her home. 0427
Brooks lane. Brookmont. Md.. CHRISTINA;
MAE EVANS, beloved wife of Ulysses S.
Evans. Remains resting Rt her late resi
dence. where funeral services will be held
Saturday, April 19. at 2 p.m Interment
Potomac Methodist Church Cemetery. Po
tomac. Md 19
EVERETT. GEORGE N. On Thursday.
April 17. 1947, at his residence. 3134
Eflicott st. n.w GEORGE N. EVERETT,
beloved husband of Mrs. Alice Webster
Everett and brother of Mr. W. W. Everett. I
Mrs. Prentiss Willson and Mrs. Marion E.
Rayn Funeral services and Interment
private. Please omit flowers. 18
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PASS, MAE LORRAINE. On Thurgday.
! April 17, 1947. at 2019 Eye st. n.w.. MAE
LORRAINE PASS, the beloved wife of the
late Anthony J. Pass, mother of James
W.. Otla M. and William C Yoktun. Serv
! ieea at Chambers' Georgetown Funeral
Rome, 31st and M its. n.w., on Saturday.
April 19. at 3 p.m. Interment in Waah
mgton National Cemetery. 19
FLEET, IRENE GRAY. On Thursday,
April 16. 1947, IRENE GRAY FLEET ol
2815 Robinson pi. s.e. She leaves to mourn
three daughters. Mabel F. Hager. Lucille
F. Ager and Ida Fleet; two sons. James and
| Nathaniel Fleet: one sister, Lucy Davis;
one sister-in-law. Cornelia Gray; two
i daughters-in-law, Vivian and Maude Fleet;
two aons-in-lew. Thomas Hager and Jack
i son W Ager; two grandsons, two nieces
; and other relatives. Remains resting «t
the Robert G. Mason Funergl Home, 2500
Nichols eve. s.e. Notice of funerel later.
FOSTER. JOHN. On Wednesday, April
16. 1947, at hia residence, 1526 You st.
n.w., JOHN FOSTER, beloved husband of
Mrs. Martha Foster and brother of Jeffer
on D. Foster. He also leaves other rela
tives and friends. After 10 a.m. Sunday.
April 20. friends may call at the W. Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Church. 1432 You at. n.w.
Funeral Monday, April 21. at 2 p.m.. from
the shove funeral church. Realtives and
friends are invited 20
FREYER, AUGUST. Suddenly, on April
17, 1947. AUGUST FREYER. aged 81
yeara. of 1829 East 29th at., Baltimore,
Md.. beloved husband of Ida Freyer tnee
Eckert). Friends may call at the William
Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston sts..
Baltimore, Md,. after 7 p.m. on Friday.
April 18. Funeral services will be held on
Saturday. April 19. at 1 p.m. Interment
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Prince Georgee
County. Md.
GERAN, TIMOTHY. Passed away sud
denly, on Thursday, April 17.
1947, Brother TIMOTHY
GERAN. member of Printing
Pressmen s Union. No. 1. In
terment Holyoke. Mass.
JAMES S. JUDGE
President.
EDWARD P. BEST. Secretary.
GOOCH. GEORGE MARSHALL. On
Friday. April 18, 1947. at Daytona Beach
Fla . GEORGE MARSHALL GOOCH, be
: loved husband of Frances Finch Gooch.
Notice of funeral later.
HENNESSEY. JOHN PATRICK. On
j Thursday. April 17. 1947. at Garfield Hos
pital. JOHN PATRICK HENNE3SEY. be
loved husband of Evelyn A. Hennessey of
i 6615 Delafleld st., Chevy Chase, Md., and i
: father of John P.. Jr.: James M. and Joan
E Hennessey. Remains resting at the
; Bethesda-Chevy Chase Puneral Home of
Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Services Monday.1
• Aoril 21. at the Church of the Blessed'
Sacrament. Chevy .Chase circle, where;
requiem mats will be offered at 10 a.m.
[Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 20;
HOLMES. ELLA. On Monday, April 14, !
1947, at Norfolk. Va.. ELLA HOLMES,
loving daughter of Margaret Richardson.:
devoted mother of Richard Holmes. Mae;
Covington. Charles. Lillian and Walter!
rtoimes. sue also leaves a granddaughter.
Vernardine Smller: a slater, Helen Beil: an
aunt. Susie Coleman, and mans other rela
tives and friends. Remains at Campbell’s
Funeral Home, 423 4th st. s.w. Notice of
funeral later. •
. H?Y,TC CHARLES F. On Wednesday.
April 18. 104,, at his residence. 1008
Hamlin st. n.e., CHARLES F. HOYT, be
loved husband of Clara L. Hoyt and father
of Mary Louise Hoyt. Funeral from the
W W. Deal Funeral Home. 4812 Georgia
ave. p.w., on Friday, April 18. at 8 p.m.
Relatives and friends Invited. Interment
at Wilmington, Del.' 18
JACKSON, LORETTA. On Thursday.
Children's Hospital,
LORETTA JACKSON, beloved daughter of
Arvine and Elisabeth Jackson, sister of
Lamontes. Margo and Arvine C. Jackson.
J/- She also leaves other relatives and
friends. Funeral services Saturday, April
mP' p*h'' *t the W. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. 1432 You st. n.w. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment Har
mony Cemetery. ip
JOHNSON. ALICE A. On Friday, April
18, 1947. ALICE A. JOHNSON of 1474
£ t,»u«bt<r of the late
Edward and Bettie Hudson Johnson of
Baltimore. Md.. and sister of Mrs. Mabel
Ei Sfn<Lr,lx .*n<1 ifTt Blanche J. Frteker
gf Washington. D. C. Services at ths
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th
st. n.w.. on Monday. April 21. at 1 p.m.
Interment Loudon Park Cemetery. Balti
morr, Md. 'Baltimore papers please copv.)
20
JONES. SHIRLEY ANN. Fell asleep In
Jesus on Thursday. April 17. 1947. at
Chi dren's Hospital, SHIRLEY ANN JONES,
darling daughter of David and Edith
Jones of 1827 Fenwick st. n.e. and lov
ing sister of Rose and Clara Mae Jones.
Other relatives and many friends also
mourn her passing. Relatives and friends
7V8y ?*}L After 10 a m. Saturday. April
19. at the John J. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home. 3rd and Eye sts s.w. Funeral on
Sunday. April 20. at 2 p.m,. from the
Mount Onf Baptist Church. Rav. Atkins
officiating. Interment Ruther Olen. Va. 19
LANE. JOHN D. Passed to the great
beyond on Thursday. April 17, 194,. at
his residence In Galnsvllle. Va.. JOHN D.
LANE He leaves ;o mourn their loss a
devoted wife. Maggie Grayson Lane. Also
surviving are Agnes Pendleton. Mamie Wil
litms, Anita Duncan, Edith Lane. Ed
warH 1 ana K'altnn 1 e „
grandchildren, forty-nine great-grand
children, five eletera and two brothers.
Funeral on Sunday. April 20. at 2 p.m..
ffom^the^ Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
LATVEN. KATHERINE. On Thursday,
April 17, 1M7, at the residence of her ton. j
3224 North Abingdon st., Arlington, Vg., I
KATHERINE LATVEN. beloved wife of
Kaimer Latven and mother of Dr. K.
Charles Latven of Arlington. Va.: Albert
R. Letven of Folcroft. Pa., and Pfc. Henry
Latven. U S. M. C., of Cherry Point. N. C.
She also is survived by one granddaughter,
■Jen Lgtven. Remains resting it the Ives
Funeral Hnme. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arling
ton. Va.. until Saturday. April 19. at f)
a m.; thenoe to St. Agnes' Catholic Church.:
21st and North Randolph sts.. Arlington. I
Va., where mass will be offered at 9:30!
a m. for the repose of her soul. Inter
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 18 ,
MCCARTHY, ROSE. On Thursday. April
17, 1947. ROSE MCCARTHY of 1467 Park
rd n w., sister of William 8. McCarthy
and 8. Leo McCarthy. Services at the S.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st.
n.w.. on Saturday. April 19, at 8:30 a.m.;
thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Church. 16th st. and Park rd. n.w., where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will be of- ,
fered at 9 a m. for the repose of her soul.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. lg !
McCONCHIE. PHILIP B. On Wednes- I
J»5\ Agril 16, 1947, st Providence Hos
pital. PHILIP B. McCONCHIE. the bf
toved husband of Annie Golden MeCenchie ;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home; ,
Hh st. and Mass. ave. n.e., where services '
will be held on Saturday. April IP. at 1:30;
P.m. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery, ill,
MURRAY. THOMAS R. cm Friday. j i
April 18 194,, at the residence of hisi
niece, Mrs. Nina E. Lapham, 3318 North:,
£3«i «•. Arlington. Va., THOMAS R. .
MURRAY, father of John Murray of En- i
una. Calif ; Henry Murray of Missoula. '
Mont.: Joseph Murray of Lewistown, Mont., .
snd Robert Murray of Port Townsend. I
Wash: brother of Mrs. Jessie M. Lapham i
pf Arlington. Vg. He also is survived by
another niece. Mrs. Linton Smith of Char
lottesville, Va . and fourteen granachll- j
Iren Remains resting at the Ives Fu
nera1 Home, 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington,
va. Notice of funeral arrangements later, j
, -N,A®Q'V' EDA E. On Thursday. April i
1 '■ 184,. at her residence. 1332 Trinidad
ave o e , bda * NISSON. wife of the ,
late Clarence w. Nisson, beloved mother of 1
flm» W,U George W.. Arthur B . Calvin
J . Ronald E. and Robert 8. Nisson. and
of George F. Picot. Remains resting
st Chambers Funersl Home. 517 Hth st.
>e.. until Monday, April 21. at 12:30 pm i
Services at the Washington Chapel of 1
lesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints, 16th
md Harvard sts. n.w., st 1 p.m. Inter
ment Arlington Ngtlonal Cemetery. (Loggn. 1
Utah, papers please copy.i 20
NOSKE. LAURA STNCLA'R. On Thurt
1*7- April 17, 194,. at her residence. 3707
Aindprn pi n.w . LAURA SINCLAIR
NOSKE. beloved wife of Frank Noske, sis- j
*nd Charles B. Sinclair j
ind the lste William F Sinclair. Funeral i
lervlces st the above residence Saturday.
Aptu 1” *t 3 p.m. Interment Rock Creek,
L,em*t?rv. m . J
BARBOUR. WILLIAM ARNOLD. Slid- i i
""Thursday. April 17. 1947. WIL- j
LIAM ARNOLD BARBOUR. beloved hus
band of the late Olive 8 Barbour. Pri
vate servtcei at the 8 H. Hines Co. Fu- .
neral Home. 2901 I4ih s', n.w,. on Mon- 1
lay. April 21. at 11 a.m. “ 20 I
PAYNE. CORNELIA. On Thursday. April !
1>. 194.. at her residence. 3262 Scott pi.
1 w . CORNELIA PAYNE Notice of fu- ’
leral later. Arranrementa by Frasier's
Mineral Home. Inc. 18
ROLLINS. ROBERT LEE. On Friday ;
April 18. 1P47. ROBERT LEE ROLLINS
>eloved father of Raymond M. and Alice 1
M. Rollins and Mrs. Helen L. Grtnnan
Services at Chambers' Funeral Home. 517 ‘
Uth at. s.e . on Monday. April 21. at 2:30
> m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 21
■OSE. WILLIAM R. On Wednesday.
April 16. 1947. at Freedmen's Hospital. 1
if ter a brief illness. WILLIAM H. ROSE. <
leloved husband of Mrs. Julia Rose, dear 1
ather of Mrs. Gladys Watson. Olive. Milton *
md Catherine Rose, and devoted brother •
if Mrs. Mamie Gant. He also is survived j
>y two nieces. Mrs. Annie Roberts and
Mrs Gertrude Harris: a son-in-law. Henry '
M. Watson, and a brother-in-law. Mr. Ed
vard Gant. After 4 p.m. Friday friends
ire invited to call at his late residence. .
L009 Fairmont at. n.w. Funeral services 1
will be held at the McGuire Funeral Home. .
1820 pth st n.w.. on Saturday. April IP. 1
it 2 p.m . Rev. R. c. Smith omcietinr.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment <
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 19
SHARPLEY. LOUISE L. On Wednesday. *
April 16. 1947. LOUISE L. SHARPLEY
nee Grieebauen of the Broadmoor Apts.. '
lister of J. A. Griesbauer. Charles L.
Jftesbauer and Mrs. Anna M Eichholtz '
Services at the 8 H. Hines Co. Funeral
Some. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Saturday.1]
April 19, at 10 a m Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. 18 I
SHINE. FRANK TIMOTHY. Suddenly. I
sn Thursday. April 17. 1947. at hli real-!*
fence. 104 65 th ave . Maryland Park. Md .
PRANK TIMOTHY SHINE belowed hus-1
sand of the late Rebecca W. Shine and
[ather of Mrs. Clyde Kennedy. Mrs. T. M I
Hayden. Edwerd and William J. Shine! i'
Mr. Shine rests at Oaseh's Funeral Home.'<
»-39 Baltimore ave. Hrattsville. Md.l
Mass will b- said »’ St Jerome's Catho- i
ic Church. HyattsTille. Md . on Saturday.
April J 9. at 11 a m. Relatives and friends l
nvtted. Interment Portsmouth. V«
SHIR1.ET, STANLEY. Departed tills life 1
A’ednrsdav. April 16. 1947. at his real- •
•nee. 1133 6th st. n.w., STANLEY SHIR-:
LEY. Remains resting at the Henrv S.; t
i' eshitigton * Sons Funeral Home. 467 Nl<
it. n.w Notice of funeral later.
SNOWDEN. NORRIS Departed lhisiife!l
on Thursday. April 17. 1947. NORRIS "
SNOWDEN of 2223 Flasl-r pi n sTde-i
voted father of Mrs, Hattie Washington in
Kemp. Mrs Ethel Phillips and Charles <
onowden; lovini grandfather of Mrs
Dorothy Johnson. Mrs. Hilda Gregg. Mrs ,
Thelma Phillips and Skipper and Cor- '
selius Carter H« also leaves to mourn
it* great-grandchildren and ether rela
itvee and friends Remains retting gt 1
the John T Rhlneg Re Co Funeral Heme, e
3rd and Era its. g.w. Notice of funeral e
‘.ter. j*
Fred Norman Dies;
■
House Member From
Stale of Washington
Representative Fred Norman, 65,
Republican, of Washington died un
expectedly last night at his home,
1118 ”orty-sixth
street SJE.
Mr. Norman
who represented
the Third Con
gressional Dis
trict of Wash
ington, died ii
his sleep. Tim
cause of deatl
was not imme
diately known
although he ha<
been undei
treatment by thi
House physiciai
i or inuigesuon, — — —
friends said. Mr. Norman.
His body was discovered this
morning by Ployd Curtis, with whom
he lived. He was pronounced dead
by Dr. Herbert Brandes of Casualty
Hospital, who arrived after Mr.
Curtis summoned aid.
A native of Clark County, 111.. Mr.
Norman was serving his second term
in Congress. He had been a mem
ber of the House from 1943 to 1944,
but was defeated for re-election in
1944. Re-elected in 1946, he replaced
Representative Charles R. Savage,
a Democrat.
Served in Legislature.
Mr. Norman had lived in Ray
mond, Wash., since 1901. He came
to Congress after having served 11
terms in the State Legislature* 10
of them being in the State Senate.
He was president of the Fred Nor
0part|H
. SORRELL. ETHEL M. On Wednesday.
April Id, 1847. at Prince Georges General
Hospital. Cheverly. Md.. ETHEL M. SOR
RELL. beloved wife of William T. Sorrell
and alster of Mrs. Eva HuegUn. Mrs. Ila
Kingsley and WiUiim Hodge. Services at
Chambers' Funeral Home. 517 11th st. s.e..
on Saturday. April 19. at 2:30 p.m. In
terment Washington National Cemetery.
19
, SPALDING. ALOYSIL'S C. On Friday.
April 18. 104.. at his resldense. 138 C st
n.e.. ALOYSIOS C. SPALDING, beloved
husband of Theresa Mae Spaldlna (nee
Jarboe), father of John D. and the late
Mary Theresa Spalding, grandfather of
Yvonne. John Arthur and Mary Louise
Spa ding; brother of Matilda B. and Julia
Spalding. Remains resting at the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home. 317 Pa. ave. a.e.
Notice of funeral later.
1 EMMA. On Wednesday. April
18. 1947. at the residence of her daugh
_ Channlng st. n.e., EMMA
STEVENS, beloved wife of the late George
r. Stevens and mother of Mrs. Kate
Young, Mrs. Mary M. Goldstein, John W.
end George E. Stevens. Funeral from the
George W. Wise Co. Funeral Home, 2900
M st. n.w.. on Saturday. April 19. at 10
s. m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Bethel Cemetery. Alexandria, Va.
18
i T$N£P\i??N MTNDMAN On Friday.
Abril 18. 1947. at his residence. 834 51st
st. s.e.. JOHN HYNDMAN TENCH, beloved
husband of Margarita L. Tench, father of
Margarita T. MeCollan of Washington, D.
C. Remains resting st Chsmbers' Fu
neral Home. 617 11th st. s.e., until Fri
day, April 18, at 8 p.m. Services and in
terment Leechburg, Pa.
On Wednesday.
Abril 16. 1947. at Mount Alto Hospital.
GEORGE J. THOMAS, beloved husband of
Edna S. Thomas, father of Francis J..
John A.. Clayton G. and Arthur S. Thomas:
Mrs. Ivy 8. Tronto. Mrs. Mary S. Javett
and Mrs Audrey A. Kerns, and brother of
Martin A. Thomas. Mrs Nora A. Worm
snd Mrs. Agnes Rofferman. Prayers at his
sisters residence, 1109 K st. n.e., on Mon
day. Aoril 21. at 8:30 a.m. Mass at Holy
Name Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Relative.
o irieno* invitee. interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Services by Chambers.
20
WALKER. THOMAS E. On Thursday.
April 17. “947. THOMAS *. WALJOBR of
1230 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
Arrantements by Frazier i Funeral Home. I
inc.
..^^DINGTON. MAMIE R. On Thurs-!
4?riJ 1 < • 194,, at her residence,
MAMIE B. WKD
DJNOTON, wife of Clayton Weddington
fr?T brother of Oeorge E Brown and
Violp Hammond. She also leaves one
aunt. Charlotte Campbell: one niece. I
Evelyn Hammond: one sister-in-law. «Blan
aina Hawkins, and a host of other rela
tives and friends. The late Mrs. Wed
dington may be viewed at the above resi
dence after 5 o.m. Monday. April 21. i
*h*re services will be held on Tuesday.
April 22. at 1 p.m Interment Lincoln
Worn oriel Cemetery. Services by Stewart’s
Funeral Home.
- W,E„*T' M^DELJNE. on Thursday. April
“■ 1947. MADELINE WEHT of 1831 8 st.
i.w. Remains resting tt the 8. H. Hines ,
>. Funeral Home, 2901 14th at. n.w. No
iee of funeral later.
WHITE. MARGARET T. On Thursday.
. - - April 17. 1947. at Mount Alto
AA Hospital, MARGARET T. WHITE, .
'■HaHal beloved wife of Thomas E
.SjH White and mother of Harriet E. ■
I u White. Frayers at Chambers
' Funeral Home. 617 11th st. s.e., <
in Monday. April 21. at 8:30 a m. Mass 1
it St. Teresa'* catholic Church. 13th and
r its. s.e., at 9 a.m. Intirment Arlington 1
National Cemetery.. 50
WHITE, PRISCILLA, On Thursdev. ,
April 17. 1947. PRISCILLA WHITE of
>39 Que it. n.w.. mother of Oeorge White ‘
ind brother of Kiah Carter and Mary
Wallace. She alio leaves a host of other 1
elatlves and friends. Remains resting ,
it Washington's Funeral Home. 467 N '
t. n.w. Notice of funeral later. i ]
WICHMANN, AUGUST. On Friday. • 1
April 18, 1047. at Emergency Hospital
tUGUST WICHMANN of 2836 McGill!
er. n.w.. beloved husband of Barbara i •
Vichmann and father of Bruno C and1
'ohn L. Wlehmann. Services at the | l
I. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th ' .
t. n.w , on Monday. April 21. at 2 p.m. 20 1
WILLIAMS. EDWARD A. On Friday, I
April 18. 1947. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS. '
eloved husband of Eveline Williams, fa
her of Mrs. Kenneth Douse Remains
calnr at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral l
lome. 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of fu
leral later.
WILLIAMS. MART. Departed this,life I
Vedneaday. April 18. 1947. at Galllhger .
lospittl. MART WILLIAMS. She leaves
o mourn their loss a loving daughter. 1
wo grandchildren, one great-grandchild ,
,nd a host of other relatives and friends. '
lemains resting at the Horton Funeral i
lome, 1322 You st. n.w. Funeral services
iaturday. April 19. at 1 p.m.. at the above ■
uneral home. Rev William A. Stewart of- i
iclatini. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
In fH?mnrtam ;
BRIDOEFORD, EMMA B. To the loving 1
oemory of our dear wife and mother- 1
MMA B. BRIDOEFORD. who departed 1
bis life nineteen years ago. April 18. 1928 ]
O Qod. Thou who dost speak with the t
till, small voice, reveal Thyself and Thy
rill to us as we wait In the silence to :
oeet. In Jesus name. Amen.
1EVOTED HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
RITA. •
MADISON. WILLIAM. In sad but lov-!
ns remembrance of our dear husband and
ather. WILLIAM MADISON, who en-i
ered into eternal rest ten years aco to
lay. April 18. 1937. j
There's an open gate at the end of the
road
Through which each must go alone,
knd there in a light we cannot ee«
Our Father claims Hts own.
leyond the gate our loved one
Ftnds happiness and rest,
ind there is comfort in the thought
That a loving God knows best.
THE FAMILY. •
MEIBTEK. RUB IE RICHARDSON. A
rlbute of love and devotion to the mem
rr of our dear wife and mother. RUBIE
tICHARDSON MEISTER. who departed
his life one year ago today. April 18.!
946.
lurrounded by friends we are lonesome.
In the midst of our joys we are blue: '
Vith a smile on our faces we hsve heart
aches.
Thinking, dear one. of you.
Setting used to being lonesome.
That Is the hard part to bear:
Setting used to all the sorrow
You were once so quick to share.
Setting used to all Yhe heartaches
Night and day from missing you;
Setting used to being lonesome.
That's what we must learn to do.
lome day we hope to join you.
Some day we know not when.
•o be with you in the holy land.
Never to part again.
Leep her. Jesuf. in Thy keeping
Until we reach that blessed shore,
Ihen, O Master, let us have her
And love her as we did before.
1RVOTED HUSBAND DANIEL J. MEIS
TER: DAUGHTER. K A THEY COOK.'
AND GRANDCHILDREN. BILL AND IVA
•
FLAINE. BLI58. In loving memory of
>y dear husband BLISS PLAIN*, who:
eparted this life nine years ago today.
,pril 18. 1938. |
it home In God's beautiful garden.
In the valley of rest, so fair.
«n( day, sometime, when my task is done.!
With joy I shall meet you there.
'OUR DEVOTED WIFE, HATTIE C
PLAINS
SMITH. GEORGE K.. JR. Sacred to
he memory of_our son and brother.
IEORGE K. SMITH. Jr., who left us sis
ears ago today. April 18. 1941.
ill by ourselves we think of you and sigh,
"hlnking of the things we would do and :
say.
limiting of egcb golden yesterday,
ometimes we sigh, sometimes we cry. all j
by ourselves.
'OUR MOTHER AND SISTER. GLADYS
GRACE SMITH. GLOVENIA PAULS.
Loved by an In the home in whieh he
ved. when he left us that day through
or tears we could gay a beautiful life had
nded, and your place can never be filled.
X. ^CORAM AND FAMILY. •
man Co., Raymond, wholesale and
retail tobacco and candy dealers.
A sawmill and shipyard worker
during his early youth, he was a
member of the Shingle Weavers’
Union, the Brotherhood of Carpen
ters and Joiners, and had been pres
ident of the AFL Central Labor
Committee of Willapa Harbor, Wash.,
for the past 10 years.
An active worker in behalf of farm
legislation in the State Legislature,
he had been a member of the West
Union (Wash.) Grange for 27 years.
Sponsored Conservation Measure.
While serving his first term in
Congress, Mr. Norman sponsored
legislation for conservation of nat
ural resources and for the fullest use
of forests. In the present session
he was a member of Public Works
Committee and the Subcommittees
on Rivers and Harbors and Roads.
The Washington Representative
usually spent 15 hours a day at the
Capitol, and often was in his office
most of the week end, friends said.
He was a member of the Elks, the
Eagles, the Odd Fellows and Re
bekah fraternal orders.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Derry Norman; a son, Howard
A. Norman, and a daughter, Mrs.
Evelyn Norman Carlson.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
E. Arthur Ball Found
Dead in Automobile;
Glass Manufacturer
By th« Associated Press
MILLVILLE, N. J., April 18.—E.
Arthur Ball, 52, manufacturer and
flying enthusiast, formerly of Mun-.
cie, Ind., was found dead in his au
tomobile yesterday at the Millville
airport, Police Sergt. George H.
Quinn reported.
Death was caused by a heart at
tack Wednesday, Cumberland County
Coroner Richard Zimmerman said.
Mr. Ball, a relative of the Ball
glass manufacturing family of
Muncie, purchased the Millville glass
manufacturing plant early this year.
The plant produces battery separa
tors, pill bottles, vials, glass nov
elties, etc.
Daughter Disappeared Last Year.
One of his daughters, Dorothy
Ball, disappeared a year ago from
Mount Holyoke College at South
Hadley, Mass. She was found later
In a Salvation Army center in the
Lower East Side of New York. Miss
Ball, totally deaf, said she left col
lege "on a sudden impulse” because
she was "under a strain.”
Besides Dorothy, he is survived by
another daughter, Barbara, and a
son. George.
i*u. can was a son oi tne late
Prank C. Ball, one of the founders
)f the Ball Brothers plant at Muncle.
Served in World War I.
He was born In Muncle, attended
school there and later entered Yale
University. While attending Yale,
be enlisted as a private in the Con
necticut National Guard. When the
United State! entered World War I
be entered an officer's training
school at Port Benjamin Harrison,
ind., and was commissioned as a
lieutenant. He served in Prance
with the 42d (Rainbow) Division
>nd in the Army of Occupation in
Germany. '
On his return to the United States
In 1919, he continued his interest
In National Guard affairs and be
came a lieutenant colonel in the
Indiana National Guard.
In World War II. he served as a
:olonel on the staff of Gen. Mark
Ulark, commander of the 5th Army,
ind spent two years in Africa and
Italy.
^Irs. T. E. While Dies;
.ived Here for 18 Years
Mrs. Margaret T. White, 48, a
Vashington resident for the last 18
'ears and a World War 1 yeoman
itte, died yesterday in Mount Aito
lospital after a brief illness. She
ived at 1617 T street S.E.
A native of Boston, Mrs. White
vas stationed at the Boston Navy
fard during World War I. There
he met her future husband. Thom
is E. White, who now Is an em
>loye of the Naval Gun Factory
lere.
Mrs. White was a member of St.
reresa's Catholic Church, Thir
eenth and V streets S.E., since
noving to Washington, and a mem
>er of the Sodality of the church.
5he was active also in PTA work.
Surviving in addition to her hus
>and are a daughter. Miss Harriet
S. White, a student at St. Joseph’s
College, Emmitsburg, Md.; her
ather, John J. Sheehan; three sis
ers, Miss Mary Sheehan, Miss Helen
Sheehan and Mrs. Catherine Conroy
ill of Brookline, Mass.; a brother,
loseph Sheehan, Dedham, Mass.,
md one nephew.
High requiem w-ill be celebrated at
> a.m. Monday at St. Teresa’s
Ihurch. The Rev. Charles Hanks,
>astor of St. Vincent de Paul’s Cath
>lic Church. Brookline, cousin of,
4rs. White, will officiate. Burial will
ie in Arlington Cemetery.
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'Daddy' Rose Dies;
Had Famous Friends
At Headwaiter Here
William “Daddy” Rose, 60, a wait
er at Harvey's Restaurant for the
last 55 years and headwaiter during
most of that time, died Wednesday
at Freedmen s Hospital after a short
illness. He lived at 1000 Fairmont
street N.W.
A native of Amherst Va„ Mr. Rose
was a friend of hundreds of promi
nent figures in the Capital and the
Nation. During his tenure at Har
vey’s he had served Buffalo Bill
Cody, Mark Twain, President Theo
dore Roosevelt, Clarence Darrow
and Gen. George Goethals, accord
ing to Julius Lulley, owner of the
restaurant.
Mr. Lulley said that “Daddy” Rose
was Diamond Jim Brady’s favorite
Washington waiter and the white
haired retainer often had served
Franklin D. Roosevelt when he was
Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
“Ever since the news of his death,
old patrons have been stopping by
and leaving money for flowers for
his funeral,” Mr. Lulley asserted.
Surviving are a son, Milton Rose,
and three daughters, Mrs. Gladys
Watson, Miss Olive Rose and Miss
Catharine Rose, all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
3 p.m. tomorrow at McGuire’s fu
neral home, 1820 Ninth street N.W.
Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. *
Rites for Charles F. Hoyt,
Conductor, Set Tonight
Funeral services for Charles F.
Hoyt, 73, retired Pennsylvania rail
road passenger conductor, will be
held at 8 o’clock tonight. Mr. Hoyt
died Wednesday at his home, 1008
Hamlin street N.E.
The Rev. M. Chandler Stith, ex
ecutive secretary of the District
Baptist Convention, will officiate at
services at the Deal funeral home,
4812 Georgia avenue N.W. Burial
will be at Wilmington, Del., tomor
row.
A native of New Jersey, Mr. Hoyt
was a descendant of Col. Charles
Stewart, who served on the staff
of Gen. Washington during the
Revolutionary War. He was a
grandson of Henry A. Hoyt, who
commanded the first vessel to make
the trip around Cape Horn after
the news of the California gold
strike in 1849.
Mr. Hoyt had worked for the
railroad for 38 years when he re
tired in 1939. During most of that
tiiAe he had been on the Washing
ton to New York run. He was a
member of the Order of Railway
Conductors.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Clara L. Hoyt, and a daughter, Miss
Mary Louise Hoyt, both of the Ham
lin street address.
Egyptians to Tour U. S.
CAIRO, April 18 UP).—A group of
10 Egyptian army and 'air force
officers, beaded by Chief of Stall
Ibrahim Atalla Pasha, was arrang
ing today to leave by plane for a
tour of military installations in the
United States.
180 Trees Are Useful
Of the approximately 1,100 known
varieties of tree in the United States,
only about 180 have assumed com
mercial importance.
Andrew H. Green, 81, Dies;
Inaugurated S^Hour Day
DETROIT, April 18. — Funeral
services lor Andrew H .Green, Jr.,
81, industrialist who died Tuesday^
at his winter hame in Tryon, N. C„
will oe held tomorrow.
Mr. Green, who waa credited with
introducing the eight-hour day to'
Detroit, startled industrial circles
at the turn ol the century with his
management of the huge Solvay Co.
plant In Delray, Mich.
A native of Syracusee, N. Y., he
started with Solvay as an office boy
and on the urging of his superiors
went to Cornell University to study
engineering. Alter receiving his de
gree, he returned to Detroit and
became manager of Solray s Delray
plant, then In a protracted dump.
Mr, Green introduced drastic
changes in operation, engineered
huge loans and put the plant back
on its feet.
Over the protest of his employers,
who warned "If it doesn't work,
you're through,” Green initiated the
eight-hour-day—and lived to see
it become the working unit of vlr-1
tually all industry.
Father Flanagan in Manila,
Guest of City and Army
ly ths Associated Prass
MANILA, April 18.—The Rev.
Father Edward Flanagan, founder
of Boys’ Town, Nebr., arrived by
Army transport plane today for a
two-day stay as guest of the city
of Manila and the American mili
tary.
The famous priest was met at
Nichols Field by Maj. Gen. George
F. Moore, commander of the Phil
lippine-Ryukyus command; Admi
ral H. H. Good, chief of naval forces
in the Philippines; Mayor Valeriano
Fugoso of Manila and Col. Joseph
Koch, Philippine-Ryukyus com
mand chief chaplain.
Father Flanagan will visit a site
proposed for a Manila Boys’ Town
and make formal calls on President
Roxas, Gen. Moore and Archibishop
Dennis J. O'Doherty. He will fly
to Tokyo Sunday.
W. P. Hurst, Native
Of D. C., Dies in Ohio <
Winfield P. Hurst, 81, a native of
Washington, died Saturday at his
home in Shaker Heights, Ohio,
where he had lived for several years.
He' was formerly president of the
Northern Granite & Stone Co. there
and was with an engineering firm at
the time of his death.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Adele F. Hurst: two daughters, Mrs.
Larry Tassi, Detroit, and Mrs. Dan
Daly, Sacramento, Calif., and two
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Hurst Mulvi
hill. Washington, and Mrs. E. H.
Jackson, Orange, N. J.
Funeral services and burial were
in Cleveland.
Peter Stokke, Designer
Of Battle Jacket, Dies
ly rti* Ai»®ciat»d Pr#*»
NEW YORK, April 18 —Peter L.
Stokke, 59, a vice president, director
and head of the designing staff of
Roger Peet Co., clothing concern,
died yesterday.
Mr. Stokke, a consultant to the
Quartermaster Corps during the
war. designed the Army battle
jacket which came to be known
as the “Eisenhower Jacket,” associ
ates said. -
Services for Mrs. Bayne
Today af Stafford, Va.
Funeral services for Mr*. Lilia
Moncure Bayne, 82, a resident of,
Washington for the last 25 years,
who died Wednesday at a hospital
here, were to be held at 3 pm. today
in Stafford, Va.
The funeral will be held In the
Aquia Episcopal Church, which was
constructed of stone brought to this
country in 1751 by the Moncure
family, ancestors of Mrs. Bayne.
Burial will be in the churchyard
there.
Mrs. Bayne, a native of Stafford,1
was a member of Epiphany Church/
1317 G street N.W. She was the!
widow of Patterson Bayne, who died
about 25 years ago.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs 1
Warwick Irish, 2908 Lorcom lane,!
Arlington; a son; Patterson J. M.
Bayne, 917 North Danville street, i
Arlington; two granddaughters and
two great grandaughters.
W. E. Connell, 51, Dies;
West Virginia Editor
•y th» AsMciaMd Pmi *
CHARLESTON, W. Va.. April 18.
—W. E. (Bud) Connell, 51, veteran
city editor of the Charleston Gazette,
died early today in a Charleston
hospital after an illness of two
weeks.
Mr. Connell suffered a cerebreal
hemorrhage April 7 while at his
desk and was taken to the hospital.
He never completely recovered con
sciousness.
He was widely known not only as
i newspaperman but for his active
ntarest in sports and as an alumnus
)f West Virginia University.
Mr. Connell began covering base
sail for the Gazette at the age of
L4. He became city editor of the
sewspaper in 1937.
mm i'M
MEMORIAL CSftl
v~>5NfwHaup/hidf aSjfM I S
KW- -
MriT-OlIRDMPUYy
MEMOWAU-rORr I
Immediate- Erection1
In-All- c em eteriej *,_
- OPEfC-JUKDAV/
Dr. Latven's Mother Dies;
Funeral Set for Tomorrow
Mr*. Katherine Weiculis Latven,
63. mother of Dr. K. Charles Latven,
3234 North Abingdon street, Arling
ton, died yesterday at her son*
home after a long Illness.
Mrs. Latven. who has been living
in Arlington for the last two months,
was a native of Lithuania. She
came to this country abopt 38 years
ago and settled in Elizabeth, N. J.,
where she lived until she came to
Arlington with her husband, Kazmer
Latven, on his retirement from busi
ness.
In addition to her husband and
son, she is survived by two other
sons, Albert R. Latven, Fblcroft,
Pa., and Pfc. Henry Latven, U. S. M.
3. R., now stationed at Cherry Point,
N. C., and a granddaughter, Jan
Latven.
Funeral services will be held at
9:30 a.m. tomorrow in St. Agnes’
Catholic Church, Twenty-first and
North Randolph streets, Arlington.
Burial will be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
Miss McCarthy Dies;
Retired GPO Employe
Miss Rose McCarthy, 83, a retired
employe of the Government Printing
Office, died yesterday In Providence
Hospital after a short Illness. She
lived at 1457 Park road N.W.
A native of Washington, she was
the daughter of the late John
O Toole McCarthy and the late Mary
McCarthy. Mr. McCarthy, a Civil
War veteran and later an employe
of the Poet Office Department dur
ing President Grant’s administra
tion. was known to his co-workers
as “king of the penmen,” according
to Miss McCarthy’s family.
They said Mr. McCarthy wrote so
beautifully that while he worked for
the Government, all of the Presi
dent’s appointments would be sent
to him to be filled in. He also was
in great demand by the colleges
here, who used to have him fill In
their diplomas, the family reported.
Miss McCarthy was a graduate of
the Immaculate Conception Paro
chial School here, and had worked
for the GPO for more than-30 years
when she retired about 13 years ago.
She was a member of the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church.
Surviving are two brothers. Wil
liam S. McCarthy, vice president of
E. P. Schwarts, Inc., real estate
brokers, and Leo McCarthy, also a
retired employe of the GPO.
Funeral services will be held at
9 a.m. tomorrow in the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart Church, Sixteenth
street and Park road N.W. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
There are six metals in the plat
inum group: Platinum, iridium, os
mium, palladium, rhodium and ru
thenium.
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