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GLASS, SADIE, There will be »n un
▼eiling of ft monument to the memory cl
the late SADIE GLASS, beloved wife of
Harry Glass and mo.her of.Murray’ D*
vid. Sherwtn Louis and Glo-ia Bios:soi.t
Glass, on Sunday. May **0. 1948. at 1~
noon, at the George Washington Me
morial Cemetery. Jewish Section, New
HamDShire ave extended and Riggs ro
Those who wish to accompany the fam
ily will gather at S504 ^thst !}j730UD
to 11:18 a m. 22.23.28,-R.HJ
I.I7TSKY, CARTS' RITA Unveiling on
Sunday May 30, 1048 at 1 .10 p.m.. at
the f!fere. h Israel Synagogue Ceme-er,
to the memory of CARVN RITA LUTSKY
SCHNEIDER. CHARLES. Unveiling of
the monument to the memory °LI?i1ptps
loved husband and father. CHARLES
srHNFTDFP will b* held on Sunday.
May*.;«). 194*. et 1 W P.m., at the Beth
Srolom Cemetery. Anacostia. Friend* and
relatives ln'^VED WIFE AND SON.
uranjB
iiixAVDFR WALTER M. On Wed
P»^iv*Ma"2®. lnlstWALTER M ALEX
ANDER- beloved husband of Essie I. Alex
ander Funeral from the w. w. Deal
Funerel Home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w.
on -Saturday. May 2P. at '- P-^- Rej®:
fives and friends invited. Intermen.
Glenwood Cemetery.
RENE. ALEXANDER H On Thursday.
M„ l»4S ALEXANDER H BENZ Of
28h4 McKinley pi. n v.. husband of Burble
B B*m and father of Theodore L. Benr
and Mrs Dorothy Virginia Johns. Serv
ices at the S H Hines Co Funeral Home.
oqai 14th &■ nw. on Tuesday. June 1.
2 p m interment National Memorltl
Park Cemetery. 61
BINSTED. FANNIE SMITH. On Wed
nesday May 26 1948, at the North
Hampton Memorial Hospital. Aeromac.
Va FANNIE SMITH BINSTED. beloved
wife of the Rev. John H Bunted and
mother of Mrs Gwendolyn M Crumpacker
of Honolulu. Hawaii, and the .ate stall
Bergt Hobar' E Binsted. She also if
survived by three sisters. Mrs George
W Thompson. Mrs. wes.ev Souder and
Mrs William Hammond of Washington;
D c a brother. William F Smith oi
San Pedro. Calif : three grandchildren,
several nieces and nephews. Services at
the Birch Funeral Home. .><>34 M fit
nw on Tuesday. June 1. a* . #6 p.m
Interment National Memorial Park Ceme
tery. Falls Church. Va. 31
BROOKS EDITH K Suddenly, on
Sunday. Mav 1« lb 1*. a* San Francisco
Calif . EDITH K. BROOKS, the beloved
daughter of Cyrus Dunaway and the late
Verlena Dunaway; sister of Me.vln. Rufus,
Roland, Everett and Georce Dunaway. Mrs
Graves Coates. Mrs. Catherine Bnnsfleld
and Mrs Flora Wood. Services at Cham
bers' Rlverdale Funeral Home. o«01
Cleveland ave. Rlverdale. Md.. on Satur
day. Mav 29, at 2:36 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. -9
BROWN, CHARLES EDWARD En
tered into eternal rest on Thuisday. May
1948. at Gaillnger Hospital. CHARLES
EDWARD BROWN of 625 Virginia ave.
a.e.. loving husband of Mrs. Margaret
Brown and devoted brother of Mr. James
Brown. Other relatives and a host or
friends also mourn his departure. Re
mains resting at the John T. Rhlnes Co.
Funeral Home 3rd and Eve sis. s.w .
until Sunday. May 30. 11 am: thence to
his late residence Funeral on Monday.
Mav 31, at 1 pm . Rev. John Childs of
ficiating. Interment Pavne s Cemetery. 30
BROWN. SARAH J. Suddenly, on Wed
nesday. May 26. 19 at her residence.
716 12th st n*. SARAH J. BROWN,
beloved wife of the iafe William Brown
and devoted niece of Mrs Sarah S’ewart.
and Mrs Jeannette Cole She also is
survived by other relatives and friends
Affe- 2 pm Saturday. May 29. friends
may rail a? the residence of her aunt.
Mrs Sarah Stewart. 352 Eve st. sw
Funeral on Sunday. May 30. at 1 pm.
from the Zion Baptist Church. F st.
between 3rd and 4th sts. sw. Re'’. A J.
Edwards oficiatins. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Arrangements by
Morris A Carter A: Co. 29
BROWN. SARAH J. Members of Electa
Household oi Ruth- No. 4909 G. U. O.
of O F, are hereby notified
dpath of Inmate SARAH J RR°WN.
Hosuehold services on Saturday. May -9.
1948. at 7:30 pm. at 352 Eve st. sw
Funeral on Sunday. May 30. a: 1 p m .
from the Zion Baptist Church. F st.
between 3rd and 4th sts. sw
GRETCHEN MINOR, M. N. G.
MARIE CHASE, W. R. 30
dE MOLL. MARY LOUISE On Friday,
Mav 28, 1948. MARY LOUISE dE MOLL,
beloved mother of Frederick Joseph
d* Moll, grandmother of Theodore Otto
de Moll and great-grandmother of Harry
and James de Moll. Mrs. de Moll was
the widow of the la*e Theodor* G de Moll
(P M and P G. H P '. Friends mav
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1756 Pa. ave.
n w . where services will bp held on Tues
day June 1, at 11 a m. Interment ^pri
vate. 36
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1948-. ANNA C. ECKER. wife of the latjf
Charles A. Ecker. sister of Katherine C
Rahn and grandmother of Katherine D
Rapp and Charles V. Dove Funeral from
:her late residence. 143 Uhland Ter. n.e..
1 on Monday, May 31, at 1:30 p.m. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
[Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Philadelphia pa
pers piease copy.) 30
ECKER, ANNA C. The officers and
members of Lebanon Chapter
No. 25. O. E. S., are requested
to assemble on Surday. Maj
30. 1948, at 7:30 p.m.. at thl
residence of our late sister.
ANNA C. ECKER of 14.1
Uhland ter. n efor the pur
pose of conducting services. By order ol
MARY E WEIMER. Worthy Matron.
CONSTANCE L. TORREY. Sec.
EIKER. MATTIE ETHERIDGE. On
Tuesday, May 25. 1948. at Garfield Me
morial Hospital. MATTIE ETHERIDGE
EIKER. widow of John Tripner Eiker and
beloved mother of Mathllde. John T- if.:
Taylor E and Karl V. Eiker. Private
funeral services were held at her late
residence. 3914 49th st. n.w . on Friday.
May 28. at 2 30 p.m. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 29
GARNER, LEONARD JAMES. On
Thursday. May 27. 1948. at the
United States Naval Hospital,
Bethesda, Md . LEONARD JAMES
GARNER, the beloved husband
of May T. Garner and brother
of Horace. Frank and Edith
Gamer of England. Remain*
resting at Chambers' Puneral Home. 1400
Chapin it. n.w. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Tuesday. June j. at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
, 30
GREY. WILSON R On Wednesday.
May 2(5. 1948. WILSON R. GREY of
j 1621 S st. n.w.. Apt. 1, beloved hus
band of Ann E. Grey and devoted father
of Clarence M. Grey and Corlista V.
Grey. Also surviving are a sister. Mrs.
Mary B. Ford: one grandchild, other rela
tives and many friends. After noon.
Sunday. May 30. friends are invited to
ceil at the McGuire Funeral Home, 1820
9th st. n.w. Services on Monday. May
31. at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. 15th and R sts. n.w., at 1 p.m.,
Rev H B Taylor officiating. Interment
on Tuesday. June 1. at Richmond. Va. 30
HAGE, ELIZABETH WILHELMENA. On
Thursday. May 27. 1948. at her residence.
4510 BaTimore ave.. Bladensburg. Md .
ELIZABETH WILHELMENA HAGE (nee
Dwyer*, beloved wife of Nels Hage and
mother of Philip Wallace. She also is
survived by a sister. Mrs. Florence Dwyer.
Friends may call at Oasch’s Funeral Home,
i Hvattsville. Md . where services will be
held on Tuesday. June 1. at 9:30 a.m.,
; thence to St. Jerome s Catholic Church.
Hyattsville. Md . where mass will be
said at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 31
HARRIS, MAGGIE. On Tuesday. May
25. 1948. MAGGIE HARRIS of 1843
S st. n.w. sister of Mary Dams. Other
relatives and friends also survive. Friends
may call at the Malvan Ai Schey Funeral
Home, N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Funeral
from the Israel Methodist Church on
Monday. May 31, at 1 p.m. Interment
Annapolis, Md. 30*
HENDERSON, WILLIAM. On Saturday.
May 29, 1948. at his residence. 1410 E
st. s.e.. WILLIAM HENDERSON, beloved
husband of Eva Mae Henderson (nee
Crump) and brother of Mrs. Benjamin
White. Friends may call at the Lee Fu
neral Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. n.e.. where services will be held
on Tuesday, June 1. at 11 a m. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31
HOLT. ELIZABETH HILL. On Friday.
May 28. 1948. at New York City. ELIZA
BETH HILL HOLT, wife of the late Rob
ert O. Holt. Friends may call at the
Demaine Memorial Chapel. 520 South
Washington st., Alexandria, where services
will be held on Tuesday. June 1. at 11
a m. Interment private.
HOWE. MARION C. On Thursday.
May 27. 194 8. MARION C HOWE mee
Gawler). sister of Alfred B. Gawler and
the iate Mrs. Annie G Monroe. Services
and interment Mount Royal Cemetery,
Bellevue, Pa. 29
KRAFT. HENSON (HENCE) CHRISTO
PHER. On Friday. May 28. 1948. at ’he
home of his daughter. Mrs. Mary Ellen
Tress. 4605 Highland ave.. Bethesda.
Md.. HENSON (.HENCE* CHRISTOPHER
KRAFT, beloved husband of the late
Annie Kraft and father of George Oliver
Kraft. Mary Ellen Tress and Frederick
B. Kraft. Remains resting at the Bethes
da-Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Wm.
Reuben Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md . where
funeral services will be held on Tuesday,
June 1. at 2 p.m. Interment Congres
sional Cemetery, Washington. D. C. 31
LUCAS, IDA B. On Friday. May 28.
1948. at St. Elizabeths Hospital. Mrs.
IDA B. LUCAS of 1622 D st. s.e Re
mains resting at the Dovie G. Brooks
Funeral Home. 12th st. and Fla. ave.
n.w. Notice of funeral later. 30
MAHLER, GERARD ARTHUR. Sud
denly. on Wednesday. May 26, 194 8,
GERARD ARTHUR MAHLER, beloved hus
band of Paula Elizabeth Mahler and father
of Arthur P. Mahler. Remains resting
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Bethesda.
Md.. where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. May 2.9. at I p.m. Inter
num Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington.
D C
MAI pn UAPr.l RFT r After q lnn»
illness, in her noth year. MARGARET F.
MAURO. daughter of Philip Mauro of
Culpeper. Va.. and the late Emily J.
Mauro. Interment private, today, at
Culp<oer. Va. Arrangements by the Clore
Stradiey Funeral Home. Culpeper, Va.
McNEAL. ELIZABETH M. On Friday.
May 28, 1048, at her residence. 1401
Fairmont st. n.w.. ELIZABETH M. Mr
NEAL, wife of Le Roy C. McNeal and
mother of Agnes M. Fadeley and Allen
McNeal of Silver Spring, Md. 8ervic.es
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2001 14th st. n.w., on Tuesday. June 1.
at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. 31
MILLS, MILTON A., SR. On Friday,
May 28. 1048, at Walter Reed Hospital.
MILTON A. MILLS. Sr., the beloved hus
band of Ruth E. Mills and father of Mil
ton A. Mills, jr.: grandfather of Fred B.
and Milton A Mill* III. Funeral from
the W. W. Deal Funeral Home. 4812
Georgia ave. n.w.. on Wednesday. June
2. at 10 a m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 1
NEWLY. SARAH M On Friday. May
28, lots, af her residence. 5302 8th
st. n.w SARAH M NEWBY, beloved
mother o! Mrs. Grace Collins. P. N.
Newby. Mrs Ira F Shoemaker. Mrs. Mabel
Brown and Mrs Margaret Catlett Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll st. n.w . Takoma Park. D. C..
until Monday. May 31. at 0 a.m. Grave
side services and interment at Remington
Cemetery. Remington. Va.. at JJ am. 30
PROCTOR. JOSIAII. On Friday. Mav
28. jots at his home. Old Alexandria
rri . Clinton. Md., JOSIAH PROCTOR,
husband of the late Mary Ida Proctor and
father oi Rosa Walls, Agnes Newman
Elizabeth Frederick. Washington. Thomas.
Roy, Walter. Andrew and P’rancis Proc
tor. He also leaves twenty-eight grand
children. six great-grandchildren, one sis
ter. two brothers and a host of other
relatives and friends. Friends may call
at his late residence alter 1 pm. Sun-;
day, May 30. Requiem mass on Mon-1
day. May 31. at ip a.m.. at 8t. Mary's
Catholic Church. Pfscataway. Md. Rela
tive* and friends invited. Interment St.;
John's Church Cemetery. Clinton. Md
Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis Co. 30:
ni-IVV UIDV U» v'ni V r»n Calnr. 1
dav, May 29. 1948. at George Washing- j
ton Hospital. MARY HAYDEN QUINN
nf J 018 South Carolina ave. s.e. be-’
loved wife oi George W. Quinn, mother
of Geortre. Charles. Gary. Edward. John
and William Quinn. Mrs. Edna Barber:
and Mrs. Eleanor Connell. Funeral from!
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 311
Fa ave -e. on Monday. May 31. at
9 30 a m ; thence to S*. Peter's Church.1
where mas« will be oflered at in am.
Relatives and fripnds invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 30 j
RICHARDSON. El LA. On Fridav May
28. ! 918. at Gallinger Hospital. EULA
RICHARDSON of 1142 Sumner rd. se
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements
by the Robert G Mason Co.
ROBRECHT. MARV. On Saturday Mav
2P. 1948 at her residence. .‘>(>9 1th sf.
s w . MARY ROBRECHT. beloved wife of
Charles Roberecht and sister of Agnes F.
Parsons Friends may call at the Mat
tir.sly Funeral Home. 131 llfh st. s.e.,
until Tuesday. June 1. at 1 p.m Services
at the Fifth Baptist Church at 1:30 p.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. *31
SABOIA DE MEDEIROS. FERNANDO.
It is the sad duty of the Brazilian Em
bassy to inform of the death of Mr
FERNANDO SABOIA DE MEDEIROS, for
mer First Secretary in Washington, who
lost his life in an automobile accident in
Spain on Sunday. May 23, 1948.
The Brazilian Embassy invites all
friends of the deceased to a mass, which
will be said for the repos* of his soul on
Monday. May 31. at 9:30 am. at 6t.
Matthew’s Cathedral. 172ft R. I. ave. n.w.
30
SCHWARTZ. KATHERINE HERRMANN.
Or, Friday May 28. 1948. at St. Peters
burg. Fla.. KATHERINE HERRMANN,
SCHWARTZ of st. Petersburg. Fla., be
loved wife of the late Claus J. Schwartz, j
mother of Mrs. George R. Heine of St.
Petersburg. Fla . and sister of Miss Mar
garet Herrmann. Mrs. John Schlotter
beck and F. A Herrmann, all of Wash- j
ineton. D C. Services a: the S. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n>w .
or. Tuesday. June 1. at 3 D m. Inter-j
mem Cedar Hill Cemetery. 31
SCHWIGERT. AUGUST. On Friday.
May 28. 1P4S. at hi? residence, 2603 j
North Capitol st.. AUGUST SCHWIGERT.
beloved husband of Ida C. Schwigert and
father of John A. Schwigert. Funerai
from the T. F. Costello Funeral Home.
1122 North Capitol st.. on Tuesday
June 1, at 8:30 a m. Requiem mass at
'■> a m at St. Martin's Church. Rela
tives and friends Invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 31
.'nun 1 LA.>U| A.YrtA n- VU WJUiouay.
May 27. ifl48. ANNA M. SHORTLANDl
'nee Anna McBirney Beach) of 1801;
Wyoming ave. n.w.. beloved wife of James
Waller Shetland and mother of James
Peter Shortland. Funeral services will;
be held at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1300;
N st. n w.. on Sunday. May 30, at 3
p.m . Rev. John C Palmer officiating at
services. Interment private. (Candor,
N. Y . papers please copy.) 30
SNIDER. WILLIAM KEARNEY. Sud
denly on Friday. May 28, 1848. a! his
residence. 703 Van Buren st. n.w.. WIL
LIAM KEARNEY SNIDER, beloved hus
band of Elsie Leckert Snider and father
of Mary Ann Nelson. Funeral from his
iate residence on Tuesday. June 1. aT
Ono am. thence to the Nativity church,
where requiem mass will be said at 10
a m for the repose of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery. Services by Perry
& Walsh. JO
SNIDER. WILLIAM K Members of
the Policemen's Association will attend
the services of our iate brother- WIL
LIAM K SNIDER Body will be in state
at his late residence. 703 Van Buren
st n.w after 10 a m. Sunday. May 30.
1948 Funeral services 10 a m. Tuesday,
■tune 1. at the Church of the Nativity.
13th and Peabody sts. n w. Burial Ar-1
ilng'on National Cemetery
HARRY c. BLACfcMAN. Pras 1
CHARLES L. WRIGHT, Rec. Sec. 31
Hanson Kraft, 93, Dies;
D.C. Native Often Told
Of Lincoln Handshake
Hanson Christopher Kraft. 93, a
native of Washington, whose most
cherished memory was that of shak
ing hands with President Lincoln at
his second inauguration, died yes
terday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Tress, 4605 High
land avenue. Bethesda, Md.
Although Mr. Kraft was only S
at the time, his recollection ol
President Lincoln's handshake re
mained clear, his family said. It
was one of manjj incidents of his
life in Washington over which he
i =_==
Seatfyfl
SNOWDEN. GEORGE RUSSELL. Or
Thursday. May 27. 1048. at FrMdman'l
Hospital. GEORGE RUSSELL 8NOWDEN
beloved husband of Ellen Nora Snowden
son of the late Evan and Alice Snowder
and father of Grace Estep. Alice Awkarci
and Robert L. Snowden. Also surviving
are thirteen grandchildren, four great
grandchildren. two sisters. Mamie Fishei
and Beatrice Baynard: two brothers. John
W. and Thomas E. Snowden, and a host
of other relatives and Intends, Remain;
resting at the Snowden A Davis Funeral
Home. Rockville. Md.. after 6 p.m. Satur
day. May 29. Funeral on Sunday. May
30. at 1:30 pm., at the Jerusalem Church.
Rockville, Md.. Rev. W. E Williams of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Park Ceme
tery.
STEDMAN, ROYAL B. On Friday May
28, 1948. a: his residence, 206 Dougla;
st. n.e., ROYAL B STEDMAN. beloved
husband of Gertrude E. Stedman and
i father of Royal B. Stedman. jr.: Richara
i Guy Stedman and Miss Joyce Conway
Stedman. Services at the S H Hines
| Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. nw,
! on Tuesday, June 1. at 9 a.m. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 31
STONE, JOHN B. On Friday. May 28,
1948. at his residence. 11 Adams st
I n.w.. JOHN B. STONE, son of the late
1 J. Samuel and Emma J. Stone and brother
of Marie A and Emily J. Stone. Fu
; neral from the above residence on Tues
! day. June 1. at 10:30 a.m.; thence to
St. Martin's Church, where mass will be
'offered at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends
Invited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
tery. 31
TITUS, T. B., JR. On Saturday. May
22. 1948. at Venice. Calif.. T. B. TITUS.
Jr., beloved husband of Grace Titus
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home,
Hyattsville, Md. Notice of funeral later.
29
TYNG. WILLIAM A. Suddenly, on
Thursday. May 27. 1948. WILLIAM A.
TYNG, beloved husband of Margaret B
Tyng. brother-in-law of Maude A. Cook
and uncle of Mrs. H. S. Cole. Kemp, Nor
man and William Cook. Funeral from
the W. W. Deal Funeral Home. 810 H
st. n.e,, on Monday. May 31, at 10 a.m.
Relatiws and friend* Invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
TYNG, WILLIAM A. Officers and mem
bers of Harmony Lodge. No. 9. I. O.
(I W O. F . are hereby advised of the
death of our late brother. WILLIAM
53\ A. TYNG. Fraternal services on
I II Sunday. May 30, 1948. at 8:45
itetf p.m . at the W. W. Deal Funeral
fTI Home. 816 H st. n.e.
[Ill HARRY E. LYNN. Noble Grand.
M. J. HURLEY, Rec. Sec. 30
TYNG, WILLIAM A. Officers and mem
bers of Martha Washington Rebecca
(l A Lodge, No. 3. I. O. O. F. are re
quested to attend the funeral of
our later brother. WILLIAM A.
I I TYNG. at the W. W. Deal Funeral
)Sgl Home. 81R H st. n.e., on Sunday.
//^I May .30. 1948. at 8:45 p m
If 11 BILLY STAIR. Noble Grand.
Ife/ EVELYN GODWIN. Sec. 30
WHITE, MARGARET E. On Thursday.
Mav 27, 1948, MARGARET E. WHITE.
. wife of the late Clarance A. White,
mother of Clarence A,. Jr.; Dorothy E .
Evelyn M. and Margaret E. White; sister
of Mrs. Agnes C. Howard and Mrs. Anna
M. Kerns. Prayers at Chambers' Fu
neral Home, 517 11th st. st.. on Tues
day. June 1, at 10 a.m. Interment Wash
ington National Cemetery: 30
WILSON. LOUIS GEORGE. On Mon
day. May 24. 1948. ar Letterman General
Hospital. San Francisco. Calif., LOUIS
GEORGE WILSON. After 10 a.m. Sun
day. May 30. friends are invited to call
at the McGuire Funeral Home. 1820 9th
st. nw. where services will be held on
I Tuesday. June 1. at 12 noon. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 31
WOOD. JAMES WALTON. On Friday.
May 28. 1918. at, his home, after a short
illness. JAMES WALTON WOOD of Sperry
ville. Va,. well-known farmer. He was
j 70 years old Survivors are two daugh
ters, Mrs. B. F. Miller of Spetryvllle
and Mrs. L. W. Richardson of Richmond,
Va. Services on Sunday. May 30. at
2 p.m.. at the Reynolds Memorial Baptist
Church. Interment Sperryville. Va. Ar
rangements by the Clore-Stradley Funeral
Home, Culpeper, Va.
in Mmnrtam
BRICE. LUELLA. Today recIWIs the
memory of our dear mother. LUELLA
BRICE, who departed this life tight
years ago today. May 29. 1940.
In our hearts your memory lingers.
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true;
There's not a day, dear mother.
That we do not think of you.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, BENJAMIN BRICE.
AND CHILDREN.
CURTIS. GEORGINE C. In loving
memory of our dear daughter and sister.
GEORGINE C. CURTIS, who passed away
two years ago today, May 29. 1840.
Two years have passed away, ,
Another sun has set.
And still we love and long lor you
How can we forget?
Life is so empty without you.
And we surely loved you so:
Bu: God wanted you in Heaven.
That's why you had to go. _
HER LONELY MOTHER AND STEP
FATHER. MR. RUFUS AND NETTIE
GIBSON. AND SISTFR. BEATRICE
SYDNOR. *
DORSEY. MAMIE. In loving remem
brance of my dear mother. MAMIE DOR
SEY, who passed away one year ago today,
Mry 29. 1947.
One year ago you left us
For a better place to rest,
But you are not forgotten, mother dear.
By the one who loved you best.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HATTIE
HALIBURTON. *
GIBSON. WILLIAM L. In loving mem
orv of WILLIAM L. GIBSON, who de
parted this life three years ago today.
May 29, 1945.
Life Is like a river
And death Is not the end.
But there is a lovelier and clear view
Beyond the river's bend.
DEVOTED WIFE. LIZZIE; CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
GREEN, ROBERT G. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of our de
voted husband and son, ROBERT O.
GREEN, who passed away seven years
ago today, May 29, 1941.
Memory Is the golden chain that links
our hearts together. _
LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE AND
MOTHER.
HARDY. ROSE MAY. A tribute of love
to the memory of my wife and our
mother. ROSE MAY HARDY, who depart
ed this life one year ago. May 29. 194..
Today recalls the memory
Of a loved one gone to rest.
And those who think of you today
Are those who loved you best.
LOVING HUSBAND. STEWART A
HARDY. AND SONS. CHARLES AND
STEWART. 30*
KLOTZ. ARTHUR E. In sad and lov
ing remembrance of our dear husband
and father. ARTHUR E. KLOTZ. who
passed away one year ago today. May
29. 1947.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. NELLIE- AND
CHILDREN. ARTHUR C. ROGER.
HARRY W KLOTZ. AND DAUGHTER.
MRS. TOBY MORRISON.
MILLS. JULIA. In devoted memory to
my dear sister. Mrs. JULIA MILLS, who
departsd this life one year ago today.
May 29, 1947.
I only ask to live each day.
So when my life's work is done.
I may greet my dear sister
In that land beyond the sun.
MRS. KATHERINE BROWN.
RASKIN. LEE. A tribute to the mem
ory of our beloved aunt. LEE RASKIN.
Love remembered always.
ARNOLD RUTH, SANDY AND BOBBY
PERPER
SAMPSON, MARY. In loving memory
of our desr mother. MARY 6AMP80N.
who passed sway three years ago today.
May 29. 1945.
Three years have passed alnce that ltd
day.
When the one we loved was called away;
God took her home. It was his will,
But in our hearts she Hveth still. *
HER LOVING DAUGTERS. MRS ANNIE
PRICE AND MRS. MINNIE SMITH. *
SHERWOOD, JOSEPH A. A tribute of
love and affection to the memory of our
dear husband, father and brother. JOSEPH
A SHERWOOD, who passed away four
years ago today. May 29, 1944.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, BROTHERS
AND SISTERS. *
STEELE, JOHN K. In loving memory
of my husband, father and grandfather.
JOHN K. STEELE, who departed this
life seven years ago today. May 28. 1941.
You are not forgotten, loved one.
Nor will you ever be:
As long as memory lasts
We will remember thee.
DEVOTED WIFE, LOREAN; DAUGHTER.
BELLE STEELE SHELTON. GRAND
DAUGHTER. LOREAN SHELTON. •
TWINE. MRS. CARRIE. A tribute of
love to our devoted mother- Mrs. CARRIE
TWINE, who departed this life thirty
three years ago today. May 29. 1916.
Loved In life, remembered in death.
HER CHILDREN. *
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t reminisced frequently, they added
E* often talked c< Uie assassins
tion of President Lincoln and likei
also to recall the days when Penn
sylvanta avenue “was only a mu<
swamp."
Attended School Here.
Mr. Kraft was bom in the blocl
where Casualty Hospital now stands
I After graduation from elemental-;
school, he went into his father’;
plastering business, which he an<
; three brothers later operated afte:
his father’s death. He retired fron
the business about 20 years ago, am
! it is now carried on by a youngei
| brother, Robert Kraft, of Sea
1 Pleasant, Md.
Mr. Kraft lived with a son, Fred'
erick B. Kraft, at 4601 Highlam
avenue. Bethesda, after his wife’i
death 33 years ago, and moved ii
: with Mrs. Tress last January.
He Liked the Radio.
Until a week ago, he listened ti
the radio—an invention whicl
pleased him from the start—“fron
the time he got up until bedtime,
Mrs. Tress said, and used to real
j the newspapers “column by column’
to keep informed. *
In addition to his daughter
brother and Frederick Kraft, Mr
Kraft is survived by another son
George Kraft, of 2632 Monroe stree
N.E., and seven grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held a
2 p.m. Tuesday in the W. Reuber
Pumphrey funeral home, Bethesda
Burial will be in Congressiona
Cemetery.
Sergl. W. K. Snider
Of Park Police Dies
Sergt. William K. Snider, 52
member of the Park police forc<
for 18 years and widely known ir
Washington Ashing and huntinf
; circles, died un
expectedly yes
\ terday in his
! home, 703 Van
Buren street J
N.W. ■
xac wao ouu.iv
en with a cere
bral hemorrhage
and died two
hours later. The
day before he
had put in a full
day's work on
the force and
appeared in good
I ilCdilii.
I Sergt. Snider »««•*»■ snider,
was born at Ardwick, Md., in Princt
Georges County, March 29, 1896
but had lived in Washington since
early childhood. He did not join
the' Park Police, however, until
| August 18, 1930.
i "The only marks upon his record
Were marks of commendation," it
I was announced.
He formed a threesome with the
j late Will Becker and with James
Baines in big game hunting and
fishing. Among his prized trophies
were several moose heads and beat
skins. Canada and North Carolina
were favorite hunting grounds.
During World War 1, he served
as a sergeant in the Army was in
i overseas combat. He belonged tc
' the American Legion.
His wife, a patent attorney, anc
one daughter, Mrs. Mary N. Nelson
survive him. Also surviving him are
three brothers, George Snider ol
Washington; Louis Snider, of Nor
folk, Va., and M/Sergt. Richard
; Snider, who is stationad at Fort
Eustice, Va.
Requiem mass will be sung in
the Church of the Nativity at 10
ia.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in
; Arlington Cemetery.
Luncheon Given Recipients
Of Norwegian Awards
A luncheon for five Washington
area residents who have been hon
ored by the Norwegian government
for their war relief work was given
at the University club yesterday bj
Dr. Paul Douglass, president ol
American University.
Dr. Douglass, with Mrs. Waynf
Chatfleld Taylor, of 1743 Twenty
second street N.W., was given the
King Haakon VII Liberation Cross
in ceremonies held Thursday. The
presentation was by Ambassador
Morgenstierne.
Three others‘who received the
King Haakon Liberation Medal were
Mrs. Donald A. Pippengei, 128 East
Thomapple street, Chevy Chase,
Md.; Mrs. Peter O. Moe, 825 North
Abingdon street, Arlington, Va., and
Carl L. Tellefsen, 1525 Twenty
eighth street S.E.
Dr. Lewis Allen Dies;
Noted Radiologist
By th« Associated Press
. KANSAS CITY, May 29 —Dr.
Lewis G. Allen, 57, nationally known
radiologist, died last night in a hos
pital where he was taken May 9.
He had been in ill health for sev
eral weeks.
A former president of the Radio
logical Society of North America, he
was a professor of clinical roentgen
ology at the University of Kansas
Medical School.
Slight Stroke Suffered
By Gertrude Atherton
|y the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.—
Novelist Gertrude Atherton, 90. is
ill in Stanford University Hospital
after suffering a slight stroke.
Miss Atherton, who is the author
of 50 books, is suffering from im
pairment of a cerebral blood vessel.
The hospital reported some im
provement in her condition yester
day;
Watch Your
Savings Grow
It's a fact! Betides the
Federally insured safe
ty to $5,000, savings
here earn liberal divi
dends. Watch those
figures add up on your
pass book when you
form the habit of reg
ular saving here! Open
an account with $5 or
$5,000—now!
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ST. JOHN’S CADET WINNERS—George Everett, 5512 Small
wood drive N.W., captain of winning Company C in the annual
cadet competitive drill at St. John’s College High School yes
terday, receives the company’s trophy from Maj. Paul C.
Miller of the Military District of Washington, one of the judges.
Capt. Everett also won the officers’ saber drill. In center is
Pvt. Thomas Hardy. 243 Seventeenth street S.E., also of Com
pany C, who won the rifle competition. —Star Staff Photo.
Michael to Wed Anne June 5
In Athens, Danish Source Says
a.. iL. a j b . Ki-nt T>T*in^n Tumiioc or\Prinm
oy rne a*socicit«ci rresi
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, May
29.—A source close to the royal
family said today that Princess
Anne of Bourbon Parma will marry
King Michael, deposed monarch of
Romania, in Athens, June 5.
The princess will leave Copen
hagen by air for Greece tomorrow,
the informant added.
The wedding ceremony will fol
low the Greek Orthodox ritual and
will be performed by the aged
Archbishop Damaskinos, the in
formant said.
Michael, 26, is a member of the
Greek Orthodox Church. Princess
Anne, 24, is a Roman Catholic.
Last March Pope Pius XII re
fused to grant a special dispensa
tion permitting the marriage.
Queen Helen, mother of Michael,
and Princess Margrethe, mother of
| Anne, had visited the Pope in the
: hope of obtaining the dispensation.
| Anne's mother and her two
I—'—
Detention of Wives
By Reds Taken to U.N.
ly the Associated Press '
LAKE SUCCESS, May 29 —Chile
has taken her argument with Rus
sia over wives to the United Nations.1
The Latin American republic
asked that the Kremlin's refusal to
allow wives of foreigners out. of
Russia be aired before the General
Assembly in Paris in September.
The Chilean complaint contained
two counts:
1. Russia violated human rights]
by preventing Russian wives of for
eigners from leaving the country.!
with their husbands.
2. Russia' violated traditional dip
lomatic practices by refusing to al
low a member of the family of the
former Chilean Ambassador to Rus
sia to leave the country accom
panied by the Ambassador.
Russia is expected lo object even
to hearing the charges.
Hernan Santa Cruz, Chilean dele
gate, said the Chilean concerned is
Alvaro, the son of Luis C. Cruz
Ocampo, who was Ambassador in
Moscow. The Soviet government
has barred the departure of the
son's wife, Lidia Lesina.
Kiies ioaay in DrooKmom
For B. Frank Watkins
Funeral services for B. Frank
i Watkins, 76, retired building con
tractor, were to be held at 1 pm.
today at his residence, 6012 Ridge
drive, Brookmont, Md.
Mr. Watkins had been in poor
health for the past two years. He
died Thursday of a heart attack in
his home. Burial will be in National
Memorial Park Cemetery, Falls
Church, Va.
A native of Kemper County. Miss.,
Mr, Watkins was a buiding contrac
■tpr in Meridian. Miss., for many
years before coming to Washington
in 1923.
| After coming here he started a
j contracting business. In 1925 he;
| bought one of the first lots in the
budding community of Brookmont
! and built many of the homes in
that section. He retired in 1941.
Mr. Watkins was a member of
the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist >
Church.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Ida Moore Watkins; six daughters.
uroiiiers, rxuiuc uacquco auu jrimcc
Michel, will accompany Anne to
Athens.
The marriage will take place on
Denmark’s Constitution Day. This
is regarded as a courtesy gesture
toward the royal Danish house to
which Anne belongs.
Anne and members of her family
refused to comment on the marriage
report. It was learned, however,
that she will leave Copenhagen for
the Greek capital at 8:30 a.m. to
morrow.
The Danish royal family was told
formally of the manage during a
lunch last Wednesday at Fredens
borg Castle, summer residence of
King Frederick, the source close to
the family said. All members of the
Bourbon Parma family were present.
Anne will make the trip to Athens
via Geneva and Rome in a Scan
dinavian Airlines plane. She will
stay in Rome overnight and leave
for Athens Monday.
Mrs. Ernest R. Sigler and Mrs.
Lamar Stephens of Meridian; Mrs.
Ida Keiley, Mrs- Bertha Williams
and Mrs. Elmon Brown, all of
Washington, and Mrs. Roy Ben
ningfield of Baltimore; a son Rafe
of Washington; a half-brother,
James D. of Meridian, and three
brothers, G. P. Watkins and P. F.
Watkins, both of Meridian, and
R. J. Watkins of Lauderdale, Miss.;
nine grandchildren, and three
great-grandchildren.
House OK's Membership
Byli. S. In Health Unit
By th* Aisociated Pr«>
The House voted yesterday for
United States membership in the
World Health Organization.
A unanimous voice vote approved
legislation permitting the President
to accept membership in the organi
zation set up to promote health
standards and comjjat disease.
It limits the annual cost to tjie
United States to $1,920,000.
The measure has passed the Sen
ate, but goes back there for action
on house changes.
Joseph N. Allsop Dies;
Mississippi Editor
By th* Associated Press
GRENWOOD, Miss., May 29.—I
James N. AVlsop, 31, editor and pub
lisher of the Greenwood Morning
Star, died last night en route to
a hospital after he collapsed while
playing softball.
Mr. Allsop founded the Morning
Star in July, 1946.
During World War II he served
in the Pacific theater and was
wounded twice.
Mexican Farm College
To Get 15 Iowa Cattle
By tho Associated Press
DES MOINES—Students in the
Agricultural College at Saltillo,
Coahulia, Mexico, will soon have
15 head of Iowa dairy cattle to
help them in their .studies. The
cattle were shipped by rail. Guil
lermo L. Narvaez, dean of dairy
and animal husbandry at the col
lege, made the selections on the
basis of production records which
could be traced back several gerv
erations.
, '
Jn addition to their regular service
this Sunday and Monday, the Washington.
Marlboro & Annapolis Motor Lines will
operate Cedar Hill Special buses directly
into the cemetery.
HuitS Will oCeave Harney Circle
(Seventeenth and Pennsylvania Avenue, S. £•)
Cvery 30 h^]'mules
(On the hour and half-hour)
^■om 9 a. nt. to 3 p. m.
(May 30th and 31st)
(3dar Hill
VJashinyton'i Wost Heauliful Cemetery
IDavid Davidson Dies;
Agriculture Agency
Production Executive
David J. Davidson, 49, assistant
administrator of the Production and
Marketing Administration of the
Agriculture Department, died yes
terday at his home, 6680 Thirty
second place N.W. He had been on
sick leave from the department
since February.
As assistant administrator for
production of the Marketing Admin
istration since 1946, Mr. Davidson
each year set up production goals
for farmers based on crop poten
tialities and consumer needs. He
also had direct supervision of State
Production and Marketing Admin
istration offices and of county agri
culture conservation offices.
He was a native of Pinos Altos.
N. Mex., but had lived most of his
life in California where he owned a
farm.
Before coming to Washington in
1946. he was a member and later
chairman of the California State
Committee of the Agricultural Ad-:
Justment Agency for 15 years. This
agency was merged with the mar
keting administration the year he^
came here.
Mr. Davidson was a veteran of
World War I.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Betty Davidson; two brothers, Rob
ert Davidson, Bakersfield, Calif.,
and Larry Davidson, Hayward,
Calif.; and two sisters, Dr. Jean
Craven, Lexington, N. C.. and Mrs.
Allen B. Gray, Mesilla Park, N. Mex.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Delano, Calif.
Money was first milled (stamped
with raised borders and fluted or
grooved edges) to prevent the fraud
ulent removal of metal and to pro
tect coins from wear.
Garden Party
The Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society will give a garden card party
at the home of Mrs. Gus Blechman,
1845 Redwood terrace N.W., at 1:30
pun. Wednesday. Mrs. Morris Ben
son is chairman of the event.
Women’s Board * '
Of Hospital Named
Mr*. Carden F. Warner has been
elected president of the Women*
Homeopathic Hospital.
Other new officers include Mrs.
Clarence Dodge, first vice president;
Mrs. Edgar E. Quayle, second vice
vice president: Mrs. Tomas Cajigas,
third vice president: Mrs. Samuel
T. Conkllng, treasurer: Mrs. A. Fife
Heath, assistant treasurer: Mrs.
Frederick J. Cullen, assistant re
cording isecretary; Mrs. Leo C. Var
den, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Donald E. Doyle, assistant corres
ponding secretary, ajid Mrs. Augusta
H. Brown, legal advisor.
Picnic Supper
Delta Gamma seniors at George
Washington, Maryland and Ameri
can Universities will be the guests
of honor at a picnic supper and
garden party, to be given by the
Washington Alumnae Chapter at
5:30 p.m. Tuesday, at the home of
Mrs. William Sanders, 30 Edgewood
terrace. Alexandria.
Mrs. Everett Lommasson and Mrs.
Fred Folsom are in charge of ar
rangements for the evening. Mrs.
Harris Ellsworth, president of the
alumnae group, will discusss the na
tional convention of the sorority to
Oe held June 22-28 at Swampscott,
Mass. Mrs. Ellsworth has been
elected as delegate to the convention.
Scotland will ration 5,000 pounds
of coal per person to April 30, 1949.
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Near Manana*, Va.
Washington's only fresh-water lake—situated in virgin forest In the foothills of
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