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A-14 THE EVENING STAB
•* Washington, D. C.
^ MONDAY. MAY 14. 1981
i (dark of Gtyankfi
ATKINS, DAVID A. The family of the lau
DAVID A. ATKINS thanks relatives
.friends, neighbors and organizations foi
their thoughtfulness during his Hines:
■ and for the words of sympathy, letters
cards and floral tributes rendered al
his death. 11
AMBLER, FLOSSIE H. On Friday. Mas
11. 1951. FLOSSIE H. AMBLER of Wash
ington. D. C., beloved wife of the late Dr
Joseph A. Ambler, mother ol George C
'Ambler. Services at ihe 6. H. Hines Co
'Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. or
•Tuesday. May 15, at II a.m. Intermenl
^Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 14
ANDERSON. JAMES L. Suddenly, on Fri
•day. May 11, 1951. at his aesidence, 612
jlCoiumbla rd. n.w., JAMES L. ANDERSON
.juisband of Elizabeth Anderson, father ol
Mrs. Eleanor Cannaday. brother of Jesse
-And Percy Anderson. Mrs. Alberta Vince:
>nd Mrs. Rebecca Taylor; grandfathei
ef Mrs. Jean Butler. Many other rela
tives and friends also survive. After J
p.m. Monday, May 14. friends may call
3t Frazier's Funeral Home, 389 R. I
ave. n.w.. where funeral services will be
"held on Tuesday, May 15. at 1 p m. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 14
BERKELEY, WILLIAM A. On Sunday. May
13. 1951. at Emergency Hospital. WIL
LIAM A. BERKELEY of 1858 Ingleside
ter. n.w.. father of Miss Evelyn Berkeley
brother of Mrs. James Troy of River
dale. Md. Services at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w..
an Wednesday. May 16. at 9:30 a.m..
thence to the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church 16th and Park
yd. n.w., where the holy sacrifice of
the mass will be offered at 10 a m. for
the repose of his soul. Interment Con
gressional Cemetery 15
BOZIN. SARAH. On Sunday. May 13.
1831. SARAH BOZIN, beloved wife ol
Samuel J. Bozin, devoted mother of
Joseph Bozin. Mrs. Bertha Kaplan, both
of Washington. D. C.; Mrs. Yetta Sheig
IItz ol New Orleans. La.: Morris Union
of Baltimore. Md. Services at the C. D.
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home, 4217
Pth st. n.w.. Tuesday. May 15, at 11 a.m
Interment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. In
mourning at- 1250 Holbrook ter. n.e.
15
BREWER. GEORGE E. On Saturday. May
12. 1951. at Providence Hospital.
GEORGE E. BREWER of 52 Rhode Island
ave. n.w.. son of the late George and
Julia F. Brewer brother of Marie T.
and J. Warren Brewer and Mrs. Alma
Dorsey. Funeral from the abgve residence
on Tuesday. May 15. at 7:30 a.m. Re
quiem mass at St. Martin's Church at
8 a.m Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
BREWER, GEORGE EARL. Members ol
the Vincent B. Costello Post
No. 15. Americon Legion,
are notified of the death of
their comrade. GEORGE
EARL BREWER. Legion
services by the COSTELLO
-nr GUARD will be held on Mon
day evening. May 14. 1951. at 8:30
p.m. at 52 Rhode Island ave n.w. In
terment Tuesday. May 15. in Arlington
Cemetery.
GEORGE E. COA commanotr.
?AUL FAHEY, Adjutant.
BREWER. GUY JOHN on Saturday. May
,12, 1951. at his residence, 1427 Lee high
way. Arlington, Va,. GUY JOHN BREWER,
beloved husband of Rose Mary Brewer,
lather ol Guy John Brewer, jr.; son ol
W. H. Brewer and brother ol Arthur and
Ernest Brewer. Mrs. Mae Holloway. Mrs.
Daphany Hayworth. Mrs. Eula Reed. Mrs
Edna Johnson and Mrs. Hazel McDaniel.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va..
until 9:15 a.m. on Tuesday. May lo;
thence to Fort Myer Chapel, where fu
neral services will be held at 9:45 a.m.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
BROOKMAN. SARAH MARYANN. OI
4.103 Bunker Hill rd.. Cottage City. Md.
on May 13. 1951. mother of John
Brookman Mrs James Lauziere and
Mrs. Bernard C Jones. Services at
Chambers' Funeral Home. 5801 Cleve
land ave.. Rtverdale. Md.. Tuesday, May
15. at 2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lin
coln Cemetery
BROOKS. WILLIAM (DEWY). On Thurs
day. May 10. 1951. at Gallinger Hos
pital WILLIAM (DEWY! BROOKS, be
loved son of Mrs. Mmnie Brooks. He also
leaves one aunt, a devoted friend. Bertha
Johnson, and other relatives and many
friends After 5 p.m Monday. May 14.
friends may call at the Morris A. Carter
& Co Funeral Home 2nd and F sts
s.w.. where services will be held at 1 p.m.
Tuesday May 15. Interment Payne's
Cemetery.
BRUNO. BLANCHE. Departed this life
Tuesday, . May 8. 1951. BLANCHE
BRUNO of 930 25th st n.w. She leaves
to mourn a devoted husband. Robert
Bruno; one daughter. Mrs. Wilhelmtna
Smith: one grandchild. Ruth Ann Bruno:
one brother. Carl Beckwith of Cleve
land. Ohio; one sister. Mrs. Alice
Strother of Chicago. 111.: many other
relatives and friends. Remains may be
seen after 4 p.m. Monday. May 14. at
Darden's Funeral Home, 4445 Dean
ave ne Funeral Tuesday. May 15. at
1.30 p.m. from Mount Zion Church
29th st. between Dumbarton ave. and
st. n.w . Rev. James Foy officiating. Inter
ment Payne's Cemetery. Family may be
aeer. at 234 13th st. n.w.
BUSH. ELIZABETH L. On Sunday. May
13. 1951. at Prince Georges General
Hospital. ELIZABETH L. BUSH ol 103
Ralph dr.. Forest Heights. Md.. the be
loved wife of the late Frederick P.
Bush of Saugerties, N Y.; mother of
Porter S. Bush and Mrs. Marion L.
Carwana. grandmother of Mrs. Elizabeth
L. Rowe Robert N. Timmerman. Zelda
R. and Lawrence Carwana. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st
and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services will
be held on Tuesday. May 15. at 7:30 p.m
Interment in Fairmont Cemetery. Newark.
N. J. (Saugerties, N. Y., papers please
copy.) 15
BYRD, NORWOOD. On Saturdya. May 12
1951. at Hyattsville. Md . NORWOOD
BYRD ol 4500 R 1. ave . Brentwood.
Md.. beloved son of Mrs. Evelyn Byrd,
brother ol Jessie Lewis,' Octavia. Sher
man Clyde and James Byrd. He also
leaves other relatives and friends. Re
mains at 4716 41th pi.. Hyattsville. Md
after 4 p.m. Tuesday. May 15. Funeral
services Wednesday. May 16. at 1 p.m.
at the First Baptist Church. Brentwood.
Md- Rev. J. T. Brooks officiating. Rela
tives and friends invited Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Arrange
ments by W Ernest Jarvis Co.
CARROLL, JAMES A.. JR. On Saturday,
May 12. 1951. JAMES A. CARROLL. Jr.
son of James A. Carroll, sr.. and Mrs.
Beatrice Carroll; brother of Miss Maceo
Carroll. M Sergt. George S. Carroll.
Louis. Melvin Carroll and Mrs. Mary
Carroll Webster. He also leaves four
aunts, two uncles, a daughter, three
cousins and other relatives and friends.
Friends may call after 7 p.m. Monday.
May 15. at Arnolds Funeral Home
311 N. Patrick st.. Alexandria. Va. Fu
neral services Wednesday. May 16. at
lo a.m. from St Joseph Catholic Church.
Reciting of the rosary Tuesday. May 15
at 9 a.m. from Arnold's Funeral Home.
311 N. Patrick st.. Alexandria. Va. In
terment St. Mary’s Cemetery. Father
John Maloy officiating.
CARTER. MARION C. On Sunday. May
13 1951, MARION C. CARTER ol 636
12th st. n.e.. daughter of Mrs. Elice
Carter sister of Mrs. Walter Cook. Other
relatives and friends also survive. Notice
ol funeral later. Arrangements by Malvan
& Schey •
CHAPMAN. ALLRED. At 820 Constitution
ave n.e. on May 13. 1951: husband of
Mary Ann Chapman, father of Douglas L,
Chapman. Mrs. Ivy M. Dowse. Mrs. Rose
Lawson. Mrs. Violet Beall. Services at
Chambers' Funeral Home. 517 11th st
s.e . on Wednesday. May 16. at 2:30 p.m
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15
CHEEK. CLY'DL. On Monday May 14
1951. at Freedmen's Hospital CLYDE
CHEEK. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Frazier's Funeral Home.
CRUM, ROY W. On Sunday. May 13
1951 at George Washington Memorial
Hospital, ROY W. CRUM ot Ashton. Md.
beloved husband of Bertha Crum anc
lather of Jo Betty and George W Crum
Mr. Crum rests at the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434 Ga ave.
Suver Spring Md.. where services will
be held on Tuesday. May 15. at 2 pm
Interment Ames. Iowa
DICK, COL. JAMES RUSSELL, U. S. A
Suddenly, on Friday. May 11. 1951, al
his home. 17)7 Dublin dr.. Silver Spring
Md-. col. JAMES RUSSELL DICK U. S
A . retired, beloved husband of Genevievi
S Dick father of James Russell anc
Harry M. Dick, stepfather of John F
Harte and grandfather of James Russel
Dick. 3rd. Col. Dick rests at the Warnei
E. Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434 Georgit
ave.. Sliver Spring. Md. Services or
Tuesday, May 15, at 11 a.m., at For
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington Na.
tlonal Cemetery, with full military honors
14
DUKE. MARY LOUGHRAN. On Friday
May 11. 1951. at her residence, thi
Wardman Park Hotel. MARY LOUGHRAf
DUKE, wife of the late James Edwarc
Duke, mother of Col. James E. Duke, jr
of Austin. Tex.: Daniel Fitzgerald Duki
of Decatur, Ga : Charles Loughran Duki
and John Loughran Duke of San Fran
cisco, Calif. She also is survived by etgh
grandchildren and three great-grandcbll
dren. Friends may call at Gawler'
Chapel, 1756 Pa. ave. n.w.. where prayer:
will be said on Tuesday, May 15. at 9:3<
a.m.; thence to St. Thomas Apostli
Church. Woodley rd and 27th st. n.w.
where the holy sacrifice of the mass wil
be offered at 10 a.m. for the repose o
her sou!. Interment Cloister Mausoleun
of Cedar Hill Cemetery. 14
Bratiffl
EATON. HARRY. On Saturday. May 12, I
1951. at bis residence, 2311 Connecticut
ave. n.w.. HARRY EATON, beloved hus
band ol Margaret Farrand Eaton, father
of Henry Farrand Eaton and John Liv
ingston Eaton. Private services will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday.
May 15. at 3:15 p.m. In lieu of flowers,
it Is suggested that contributions be sent
to the Children's Hospital Completion
Fund. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 14
ELKINS. PHILIP DEANE. On Saturday.
May 12, 1951, at his residence. PHILIP
DEANE ELKINS of 3701 Military rd. 1
n.w.. beloved husband of the late Irene
E. Elkins, father of Philip Morgan and
Robert D. Elkins, cousin of Miss
Frances Hill Pillsbury of Bloomington.
111. Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w. on
Tuesday May 15. at 12 noon. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
ELKINS. PHILIP D. All members of Quen- B
tin Roosevelt Post No. It,
American Legion, are hereby
notified of the death of Com
rade PHILIP D. ELKINS.
Please assemble at 8 p.m.
Monday. May 14. 1951. at
_ the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. where Legion
services will be conducted by the NA
TIONAL GUARD OF HONOR, under »
command of Capt. Gall T. Judd. Inter
ment 1 p.m Tuesday, May 15, Arlington
National Cemetery.
G. KARL 6CHUERGER. Commander.
ERNEST E. GASCH. Adjutant.
ELLIOTT. FRANK A. On Sunday. May
13. 1951. at his residence, 2720 10th st.
n.e., PRANK A. ELLIOTT, beloved hus
band of Gertrude H. Elliott, father of
Martha S., Carmella A. and Eugene L.
Elliott: brother of Oden. Thomas. Lee.
John anu Harry Elliott: stepson of Mrs. >
Leda Elliott. Friends may call at Lee's
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass, ave
n.e.. , where- services will be held at
1 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, 1951
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ELLIOTT FRANK A. A special communi
cation of Lebanon Lodge No.
7. F. A. A. M.. is called for
Tuesday. May 15, 1951. at
12 noon, at the Masonic
Temple. 13th and N. Y. ave. „
n.w. to conduct .Masonic u
services at the funeral of
our late Brother FRANK A. ELLIOTT.
EDWARD A. MATTISON, Master
ELLIOTT. FRANK ALBERT. Evangelist
^ Chapter A. A. S. R. in the Valley
at of Washington will conduct Rose
JU Croix services for our late Brother
amm frank albert elliott. 32nd
FTa Degree, at Lee Funeral Home p
aV 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e., on
Tuesday, May 15. at 1 p.m.
EVAN JONES. 33rd Degree. Wise Master
ESPEY. ELLA AYTON. On Saturday, May
12. 1951. at the Washington Sanatorium.
ELLA AYTON ESPEY of 2032 Belmont
rd. n.w.. beloved daughter of the late _
Blake and Eleanor Espey. Friends may F
call at the Takoma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll st. n.wr„ where services
will be held on Tuesday, May 15, at
2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Ceme
tery.
ffctNSitK. CORNELIA. On Sunday. May
13 1951. at 729 60th pi. n.e.. COR
NELIA FEENSTER. mother of Charles
and James E. Feenster, sister of David
L and James E. White, Mrs. Sarah
Spiller and Christine Smith: daughter of
Jettie White; four nephews and other
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan & Schey.
* a
FLYNN KATHLEEN FRANCES. On Sat
urday. May 12, 1961. at Children's Hos
pital KATHLEEN FRANCES FLYNN of
2813 31st st. s.e.. beloved infant daugh
ter of Francis J. and Mary E. Flynn,
sister of Maureen Elizabeth Flynn,
granddaughter of Frank and Mary
Campbell of Boston, and James and Mary
Flynn of Taunton, Mass; Funeral from
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 317
Pa. ave. s.e , on Tuesday. May 15. where
prayers, will be said at 2 p.m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
FULLER. GUY H.. SB. On Monday. May i
U;, «t Casualty Hospital. GUY H.
FTJLLER. Sr., of 6b N. Y. ave. n w
beloved husband of Myrtle E. Fuller
father of Guy H. Fuller, jr.; son of
Mrs. Blanche Puller; brother of Mrs
DaJw>n B. Kelley of Hollyridge. N. C..
and Ronald E. Fulleer of Alexandria. Va
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st and Mass. ave. n.e. Notice!
of funeral later.
GHELMINI. CHRISTINE G. On Friday F
May 11 1951 CHRISTINE G. OHBLMDli
0*48-.3 4th ave. s.e.. Glassmanor. Md..i
wile of Valentine A. Ghelmini. mother of
Richard D. Patricia Ann. Brenda Lee and
Joanne Ghelmini. daughter of Anna
Juchem sister of Margaret Redmon.
Prayers at Chambers' Funeral Home. 517
llth st. s.e on Tuesday. May 15. at
9:3o a m. Mass in the Church of the
Assumption at 10 a m. Interment Pros
oect Hilll Cemetery 14
GOLDSTEIN. SARAH. On Friday. May 11, ■
1951, SARAH GOLDSTEIN, beloved wife
of the late Aaron Goldstein, devoted
mother of Barney. Harry S.. Max S . Nor
man J. and Daniel Pelkin. al of Washing
1?°’ D5*7V a1Sc u ' of Alexandria.
Va.. and Mrs Esther Glazier of West Palm
Beach. Fla. She also.is survived by one
sister. Mrs. Nathan Milobsky: two broth- -
ers. Abraham and Nathan Fanorofl; 12 *
grandchildren and two great-grandchil
dren. all of Washington, D. C. Services
at the C. D. Goldberg & Son Funeral
Home, 4217 9th st. n.w.. Monday. May
14. at 2 p.m. Interment Ohev Sholom
Cemteery. In mourning at 3215 Wal-!
bridge pi. n.w. 14
GOODMAN CHARLES. On Monday, May
14, 1951. CHARLES GOODMAN, beloved
husband of Minnie Goodman, devoted
father of Mrs. Rosalie Bortnick ol
Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Sarah Gross
of Memphis. Tenn.. and A. H. Goodman
of New York City Also survived by one
brother. Max Goodman of St. Louis. Mo
Services at the C. D. Goldberg & Son s
Funeral Home. 4217 9th st. n.w., Tues
day. May 15 at 2 p.m. Interment B'nai
Israel Cemetery. In mourning at 119
Kennedy st. n.w. 15
GRAY. ARTIE H. On Saturday, May 12.
1951. at Prince Frederick Hospital. Prim*
Frederick. Md.. ARTIE H. GRAY of North
Beach, Md.. beloved husband of Birtie
Estelle Gray, father of Artie H. Gray.
He is also survived by two sisters. Mrs
Marion Cowper and Mrs. Rosetta Coulter s
and three grandchildren. Friends may
call at Gaech's Funeral Home. Hyattsville.
Md., where services will be held Tuesday.
May 15. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.
14
HAMMER, GEORGE H. On Friday, May
11, 1951, at his residence, 1343 H st.
n.e.. GEORGE H. HAMMER, husband of
Zulima Hammer, brother of Mrs. Carrie
Redmiles, Mrs. Mabel A. McAullffe. Mrs. „
Irene Callow and Mrs. Emily Weglowski “
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral:
Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts ave n.e i
where services will be held on Tuesday
May 15. at 11 a m. Interment Prosepct
Hill Cemetery 14
HAWKINS. GEORGIANA. On Saturday
May 12 1951, at her residence, GEORGI
ANA HAWKINS. Notice of funeral later s
Arrangements by R. N. Horton Co.
Morticians. 1322 You st. n.w.
HCFI. GILBERT LEE. On Sunday, May
13, 1951. at his residence. 226 Portland
st. s.e.. GILBERT LEE HUFF, beloved
husband of Laura I. Hull, son of Mrs
Luetla Augustus Huff. Also survived by
four sisters and five brothers. Remains
resting at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of
funeral later.
JACKSON. GEOBGE WESLEY. On Sat
urday. May 12, 1951. GEORGE WESLEY c
JACKSON, beloved husband of Cora s
Jackson. He also Is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Martha Jackson; 4 sons,
5 daughters 1 brother. 16 grandchildren
and 1 great-grandchild. Remains rest
ing at his late residence. Occoquan. Va
Funeral services Tuesday, May 16, at
i B.m., Eastern standard time, at
Ebenezer Baptist Church. Occoquan Va
Interment Occoquan Cemetery.
JETT, HARKy. Suddenly on Wednesday
May 9. 1951, HARRY JETT of 803 2nd
st. s.w . beloved brother of Thomas
and Herbert Jett. Mrs. Lillian Marshall,
Nellie and Sarah Jett. He also leaves
to mourn their loss, a devoted aunt, S
Mrs, Elizabeth Davis: nieces, nephews
and a host of other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines Funeral Home 901 3rd st
s.w . after 4 p.m. Monday, May 14 ,
Funeral will be held Tuesday. May 16.:
at 1 p.m., Rev. R. G. Wright officiating
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
JOHNSON, MARY M. On Sunday, May!
13. 19ol, at her residence. 1807 Mass >
ave. se„ MARY M. JOHNSON, beloved
wife of the late Henry C. Johnson andiS
: devoted mother of William F. Johnson,
Helen JF- Cross- Marie B. Graham. Ger
trude E. Patterson, Catherine L. HRuska
and Dorothy Wolf. Also survived by 1
° grandsons. 1 granddaughter and 4
great-grandchildren. Funeral from the
Gele.r. Funeral Home. 3605 14th st. n.w
on Wednesday. May 16, at 8:15 p.m
Requiem mass at the Church of the
Holy Comforter at 9 a.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 16 (
JOHNSON, LYDIA. On Saturday, May 12,
“ Gallinger Hospital, LYDIA
JOHNSON. She leaves to mourn their loss
a son, James Jonnson; a devoted friend
Booz,^' and a host of friends.
Remains will rest at 922 Snows court
T,??aay' ^ay if after 6 «>•“>. Funeral
Tuesday May lo »t Morning Star Bap
tist Church. 932 26th st. n.w.. Rev. L. C '
Murray officiating Interment at Payne's
Cemetery Arrangements by Moten’s Fu- !
neral Home. 3254 Prospect ave. n.w. *
°n Sunday, May 13.
1951. MARY JONES of 3311 6th st. n.e
Funeral and interment in Wilmington
N C. Arrangements by Frazier's Fu
neral Home.
Tii-7 eunoayi May 13.
»AEJ?E BEEGIN. haloved sister at
the late Margaret, Edward and William !
i Keegln. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home. 3821 14th st. n.w., on Wednesday.
^a5r,. 16_.al 8:30 a.m. Reoulem mass
at the Shrme of the Sacred Heart at
» am. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme
1 tery- 16
KEEGIN, ALICE. Members of the U. 8. 8
Jacob Jones Post No. 2. the
American Legion, are hereby
notified of the death of
Comrade ALICE KEEGIN and
are requested to assemble at
the Collins Funeral Home,
3821 14th st. n.w.. on Mon
| day May 14. 1961. at 7:30 p.m for
Legion services.
ETHEL M. DOHERTY. Commander.
FREDA S HAMES Adjutant.
EEE. RS5I5I3, °n Sunday. May 13,
19ol. ROBERT LEE of 2218 12th pi
n.w , husband of Mrs. Alice Young Lee
father of Dorothy E. Byrd. He also
leaves four grandchildren, other rela
, tives and friends Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis
L£.^ls’ ETHEL J. On Sunday May 13.
19ol, ETHEL J. LEWIS of 31 Morgan
Pi. n.w.. mother of Marie Johnson, sister
* of Frances Johnson. Thelma Phillips and
- Elsie Johnson, and other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar-1
rangements by Malvan & Schey. •
LOUIS, DAVID. On Monday. May 14,
• 1951. DAVID LOUIS, beloved brother
a of Gus Louis. He also is survived by
k one niece, Mrs. Harry Davidson, and
B four nephews, Col. Henry L. Colman.
' Melvin, Henry. Max C. Louis. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky & Son
Funeral Home, 3501 14th it. n.w., on
»1 Wednesday. May 16. at 10 a.m. Inter
ment Adas^Israel Cemetery. 15
Brattf*
TONS. HENRY CLAY. On Saturday. May
12. 1951. at his residence. 604 South
Fairfax st.. Alexandria. Va.. HENRY CLAY
LYONS, husband of Edna Biggs Lyons,
father of Charles Leo, Melvin. William.
Hugh. Stanley. Henry, jr.. and Miss Mary
Lyons and Mrs. Helen Harrison. He also
is survived by one brother. William L.
Lyons, and one sister. Miss Mary Frances
Lyons. Funeral services on Tuesday.
May 15. at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Church.;
Alexandria. Va Interment Mount Com
fort Cemetery. Alexandria. Remains rest
ing at his late residence.
IAKSH. MARY E. On Sunday, May 13.
1951. at her residence. 2804 S. Columbia
st.. Falrlington. Arlington. Va.. MARY
E. MAR8H. formerly of Dunmore, Pa.,
wife of the late Robert F. Marsh, mother
of Miss Mary L. Marsh. Remains rest
ing at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. n.w. Services and inter
ment Dunmore. Pa.
IrDOWELL. ELENOR L. On Friday. May
11 1951, ELENOR L. MCDOWELL of
4201 East-West hwy.. Crevy Chase, Md .
mother of Mrs. frene McKay. Mrs. Flor
ence Ryan. James M. and Roscoe C.
Lavin and grandmother of Mrs. Edwin
D. Held. Services at Chambers’ Funeral
Home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. Monday.
May 14. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 14
IUSCOLINO. DOMENICA. On Saturday.
May 12. 1951. DOMENICA MUSCOLINO
of 718 16th st. s.e., wife of Domenico
Muscolino. mother of Charles. Frank.
Rebecca Muscolino. Mrs. Josephine Bry
ant. Mrs. Mary Boatman and Mrs,
Esther Constantino. Remains at Cham
bers’ Funeral Home, 517 11th st. s.e..
until Tuesday. May 15. at 1 p.m. Serv
ices in Italian Christian Church. 5th
and L sts. n.e.. at 1:30 p.m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
IXON. JOHN SHERMAN On Saturday,
May 12. 1951 JOHN SHERMAN NIXON
of 700 Braxton pi. Alexandria. Va..
husband of Emily Simpson Nixon: father
)f Ellen Jean Patricia Anne and Betty
Louise Nixon: son of Mrs. O. W. Farmer.
»nd brother of Ellen Virginia Merrill of
Jjai, Calif. Funeral services on Tuesday.
May 15. at 11 a.m. from the Cunnine
lam Funeral Home. 800 Cameron st..
Alexandria, Va. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery, 15
liver. OSCAR F On Monday. May 14.
_051. at Mount Alto Hospital, OSCAR
* - OLIVER of 401 Fenton st. s.e.. be
oved husband of Gayle Oliver, father
)f Malven R. Oliver. He also Is survived
jy three grandchildren. Services at the
3- H. H;nes Co Funeral Home, 2001
14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday. May 16,
it 11 a m. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
;ery. 25
ATRICK. ERNEST. On Friday, May 11.
185L *£ Galllnger Hospital, ERNEST
PATRICK of 407 E st. s.e., faithful
member of Grace Tabernacle A. I. o
)f Moses Services at Stewart's Funeral
Home. .10 H st. n.e., Wednesday. May
IB. at 1 p.m. Interment Payne’s Ceme
:ery. 25
ENDLETON. LOUISE FRANCES. On
fo5^Sy’ .**ay 3-5. 1951, at her residence,
!,~3R5L n.w., LOUISE FRANCES PEN
3LETON. beloved mother ot Mrs Mary
~‘r ?arrls, and Nathaniel Pendleton, sister
>1 Mrs Lucy Burtatn. Also surviving are
grandchildren, one great-g?and
-hild. other relatives and friends. After
*’f?’ ,IuesSLay’r.May 15, friends may
.all at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
^14.12 You st n.w. Funeral services
Wednesday. May 16. at 1 p.m. at the
K°ffe,r„ Street Baptist Church, Louisa
County. Va_, Rev. Motley officiating
rima!lyVecem?feryrl'ndS lnv,ted’ Int"£fut
? ARTHUR J. On Saturday, May
12. 1951. ARTHUR J. PORTER of 1050
fl lrvOm sc. Clarendon, Va.. father of
(C E c ,H nan= CSDt’ CarI w Porter
If' M'f’ui ?’ N’ and grandfather
of Mrs Mary Louise Clementson. Adele
A.. Helen S„ Isabel B., Esther F and
bvatnnC.e h1’ th°rter'i also '* survived
by on,f brother. James Almon Porter
mav *tvf*Vgra,i.dchUdren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home. 284?
Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va., where fu
i o5erv.,c'5 *'m b« held Tuesday
Gardens Intennent Columbia
OUTER. ARTHUR J. a special com
munication of Columbia
Lodge No. 285. F. A. A. M
Arlington. Va., Is called ai
L.R1” ^Tuesday, May 15.
conduct^ Masonlc^enrices
Brother ARTHUR6 J ^PORTER °Ur JatC
R A SWEETWOOD. Master
PoRTmi 8S?DNK PORTERo?^' H^V
Montgomery: brother of Mrs Lilly fut i
tor of Murphy, s. C He alsm is f Si"
nved by other removes and friends Rr'
mains may be viewed atter 5 p m Mon
n??klMHoml a*,?a™« * Matthews fS-:
neral Home. 014 4th st. sw. wher*
U nfm’ be J’eld Tuesday. May 15. at
I p.m Elder Samuel Kelsey offlciatine
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 14
ELEANOR A. On Saturday Mav
1,7; 1851. ELEANOR A. REID belo“?d
Lafure°/ EMrtenewP' *?fld of Oakcrett. near
k^urcl. Md. Friends may call at the
Donaldson Ftlneral Home. Laurel. Md
Rcdulem mass from St. Mary's Church
»n Tuesday. May 15. at 8 a m Inter
ment St. Mary's Cemetery.
OSS. MARY V. On Friday. May 11. 1951
MARYnv °ROfJt County General Hospital!
RPSS of Gaithersburg. Md.. be
>rV*nfWi« ot J2nul T' Ross' devoted moth-1
r of Mrs. Florence Foreman, lovina
irandmother of Mrs. Thelma Thomag
Also surviving are four great-grandchil
iren. two loving sisters, eight brothers
«term«nJ[ m°thM "lelatlves »hd friends
After 6 p.m. Monday. May 14 friends
may call at her late residence. Gaithers
TS» Jrr, PVne£al Tuesday May 15
- PhJ »t Brooke Grove Crurch
Laytonsville. Md . Rev. T. H. Reed of-1
?a^Lem. I,nt1rmont church cemetery Ar
rangements by Snowden A Davis. 14
pP-TT. HELEN C. On Monday. May 14 j
>9ol at her residence 432.2 Iowa ave
^•'i HELEN C. SCOTT, dailghter of
S* Jate Walter and Janey Scott, sister
Scott' Mrs. David Miller
-an iUiF>hel,ps' Pr‘ends may
; i, at.,G»wlers Chapel, 175tt Pa. ave
n.w., after 1 p.m on Tuesday. May 15
ai V.v'ViT.r,1 be he,ld on Wednes
C?«kMCemeteray 1 P m Interment
Suddenly on Friday,!
PRESTON srnTTatj, Gallinger Hospital !
rKESTON SCOTT, beloved son of Isaac
*Pd Cornelia Scott, brother of Annie!
Kf? 194 KCo™elia Scott* Archie. Johnnie'
f?i-fSichard^sSott' and a host of other!
relatives and friends survive. Remains
resting at the Snowden & Davis Funeral
Home Rockville. Md., where funera
serv ces will be held Tuesday. May 15
*L P m/*-Hev. James Davi.s officiating
interment Lincoln Park Cemetery
uJOHN R. On Monday. May
! V 18ul. at George Washington Univer
7->(l Ke°n,P, Pt ' JOHN H ^HERBERT of
7-0 Kentucky ave. s.e.. the beloved hu^-'
Of cKSSLe Sherbert. father of John
Helen dH?MmI.b^rt >«Mrs'.Anne Marx Mrs
Ely*n .Haum»n. Mrs. Augusta Graham
fineral lat?Jne Hend"son' N°t>« oi
HL^RIDAN, ELMER F. (PHILI. On S.i
S“£ai F‘8;pHip sP»f«'oan
3i 'tuui -0th st. n.e.. beloved husband
Marv°UAe rn sberidan and brother of
KSJfeSva « iherid»:
“ fSKss
B‘I'm8‘ R-, F!ancis De Sale”' Church ”t
fntearlSentRi&nanNd.t^nidsce1mn:^e
BENHAM. On Sunday
S,|, }?• *t her residence. 4405
HAM " SHERMAN."1 bp']ove*d S8V":
Dorothy'E K£lfshanmdaDurToohderB°fSher
^wo’great irranriehuH( «KM«n
Ho^'»a^Caj‘
"“nm heiVt" Wednnesd'ayWhMayT«1CIt
fnterment EvV&^mW B&Sgf.
rd * veralate residence. !>918 1st
St- P°triekrmrh°" VV Funeral from
Foxhafl rri *n 5hapel- Greenwich pky..
at ?a30 ndmn n.. °.9 ^sday. May 15,
r ? m Relatives and friends in
vlted Interment Hamilton Va 14
nil, MARIE KOLB. The officers and
Jnem?« of Hope Chapter
No. .10, O. E. S., will a£
a JL.D m- Monday.
May 14. 1.051. at her latp
I?1?, lst rd North.
Arlington, Va., for the pur
KOLB*SMITH1' deceaaad“sister. MARIE
GM™M. Sl&a’ Matron.
MITH. MARIE KOLB. Members of the
® George E. Killeen Unit No
~6. American Legion Auxil
iary, win assemble at the
late home, 2918 1st rd. N..
Arlington, Va.. for services
:9^_our deceased member.
MARIE KOLB SMITH, on
Monday. May 14. 1951, at 8 p.m.
ADA RILEY. President.
LAURA DALY, Secretary
iTAMBAUGH, ALICE M. Suddenly on
Monday. May 14. 1951. at hlr resi
dence. 208 Great Falls st„ Falls Church.
Va.. ALICE M. STAMBAUGH. mother of
Anna May and Josephine Stanibaugh
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. n.w., on Wednes
day, May 16. at 2 p.m. Interment Oak
wood Cemetery. Falls Church, Va 15
STUABT. JAMES ALEXANDER. On Satur
day. May 12. 1951. at Freedmen’s Hos
Pltal. JAMES ALEXANDER 8TUART ol
226 Elm st. n.w.. beloved husband oi
Mrs. Ellen C. Stuart, lather of Mrs
waIt?ao. Doali of Baltimore and Miss
Mabel Stuart of Philadelphia. Also sur
viving are two grandsons. Hasson and
James Doali. and many other relatives
and friends After 6 p.m. Tuesday. May
15 friends may call at the Dovie G
Brooks & Otis F. Allen Funeral Home.
12th and Fla. ave. n.w. Funeral Wed
nesday, May ltL at 1 p.m. from the
Berean Baptist Church. 11th and V sts
n.w.. Rev. Colbert H. Pearson officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ri'P?;,^AV1.DoLIJ0'lD °n Sunday. May
2. 1951. at Suburban Hospital. DAVID
LL9XP TAXIS, beloved son of Doris C
?“d Rev John O Taxis of 214 Wilson
i?.ne'D Stth jSdav Md- Remains resting at
**}* Bethesda-Chevy chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md
Services Tuesday May 15. at 8 p.m. at
the Bethesda Presbyterian Church. In
Br;dgeton. N. J Please omit
nower-s. In lieu 6f. please send contribu
tions to the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church Educational Building Fund. 15
WILLIAMS, ALBERT L. On Friday Mav
11 1951 ALBERT L. WILLIAMS. sol
of the late Albert and Anna Rawles
husband of Marian Williams. He also is
survived by two sisters, two brother:
and other relatives and friends. Aftei
4 p.m. Monday. May 14, friends may
call at Henry s. Washington & Sor
Funeral Home, 467 N at. n.w. Service:
will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 15
Rev. Cecil Mills officiating. Relative!
and friends invited. Interment Payne’i
Cemetery, family may be aeen at 505f
Jay st. nj>
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FRANK GEIER'S SON'S CO
3001 14th ST N.W
TUCKERMAN 2326
NEW ENLARGED PARLOR!
Formerly at ills 7th 8t MW
Established 1861
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither successor to nor connected *tt
the original W K Speare rstabllshmeni
1009 H St N\V Phone
iwy n 3T. rv.VT. National 78W!
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERA1 DIRECTOR
4th and Mass Are N.R U >-IM
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes. Modem
prices Open dally Sun., holidays Phoi
•rdsrs also accepted 6:10 to 9 p.m wet
pjchta 900 14th 8t. N.W NA OH
" GUDE BROS. CO.
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191*1 It I.W.. NAtlenal 4*79
Gregg C. Burns Dies;
Riggs Vice President
Was Banker 40 Years
Gregg Custis Burns, vice presi
dent and manager of all of the
branches of the Riggs National
Bank, died last night at Garfield
Memorial Hos- _________
puai aiiei a
brief illness. He
was 63 years
old and a na
tive of Wash
ington.
A veteran of
more than 40
years in Wash
ington banking
circles, Mr.
Bur irs was
prominent in
financial and
civic affairs.
Born in Wash
UlgtUU npiu U, iuou, uc noo tuu
cated at the local public schools
and entered the banking field
from high school.
He was well known as an official
in several Washington banks be
fore becoming cashier of the
Northwest Savings Bank in Au
gust. 1920. That institution was
acquired by Riggs National Bank
on June 10, 1925, at which time
Mr. Burns joined the staff of
Riggs as manager of the new
branch. It was designated as the
Northwest Branch, located at
Eighteenth street and Columbia
road.
In the years following Mr,
Burns rose rapidly in the Riggs
Bank. In 1938 he was made man
ager of all branches, and in Jan
uary, 1947, was promoted to vice
president and manager of all
branches. He was a member and
served as secretary • of the ad
visory board for the branches,
and was active, also, in other
committees of the Riggs Bank.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Grace Kneesi Burns, a son,
Gregg Custis, jr., and two sisters,
Mrs. Maude B. Boryer and Miss
Eleanor Bums, all of Washington
He also leaves three grandchil
dren, the children of his son. Mr
and Mrs. Burns made their home
at 3615 Chevy Chase Lake drive
Chevy Chase, Md. •
Arrangements for the funeral
will be announced later.
Mrs. Oral J. Jensen,
Native of Richmond
Mrs. Oral J. Jensen, 44, a
Washington area resident since
1927, who died Thursday at Wal
ter Reed Hospital, was buried
today in National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Falls Church. Funeral
services were in the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street N.W
Mrs. Jensen, a Falls Church
resident for the last 10 years, was
the wife of an Air Force major
stationed at the Pentagon. Maj
Jensen is deputy chief of the mili
tary personnel statistics branch
in the Air Force’s Directorate of
Statistical Services. They lived
at 119 Heather lane, Lee Boule
vard Heights.
Mrs. Jensen, the former Violet
T. Locknane was born in Rich
mond and attended schools there.
She was an active member of the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and O streets N.W.
Besides Maj. Jensen, she leaves
her parent* Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Locknane of Jacksonville, Fla.,
and two sisters, Mrs. Wayne F,
Jensen of Falls Church and Mrs.
H. L Garrett of Miami, Fla.
In iHemflriam
COATES. WARFIELD. In loving memori
of my dear husband. WARFIELE
COATES, who departed this life 14 year:
ago today May 14. 1937.
Your memory is all I have now.
LOVING WIFE. ELEANOR M. COATES ;
COX. MATILDA. In tribute of love to th(
memory of our dear mother and sister
MATILDA COX. who passed away twc
years ago today. May 14. 1949.
The .pearly gates were opened,
A gentle voice said come,
And with farewell unspoken
She calmly entered home.
FROM HER DEVOTED SONS DONALD
STEWARD AND GEORGE COX. ANE
BROTHER. HARRISON DIG®5
CROMWELL. BERTRAM MATTHEWS Ir
sad but loving memory of my dear aon
BERTRAM MATTHEWS CROMWELL
who was taken away from me one yea:
ago today. May 14. 1950.
The blow was hard, the shock severe.
I never thought his death so near;
Only those who have lost can tell
The vain ol parting without farewell.
What would I give to hold his hand,
His dear face just to see:
His loving smile, his welcome voice
That meant so much to me.
He little thought, when leaving home,
That he would never return.
That he so soon In death would sleep,
And leave me here to mourn.
YOUR LONELY MOTHER. BEATRICI
CROMWELL __
CUOZZO, SUSIE. In loving remembrance
of our dear daughter, SUSIE CUOZZO
who left us 27 years ago today, Ms:
14. 1924
Loving thoughts of her will grow still
sweeter
As the days and years go by.
For in beloved memory
Our dear one can never die.
LOVINGLY. MOM AND DAD. •
JONES, REV. JOSEPH R. In loving mem
ory of my dear husband, REV. JOSEPI
R. JONES, who left me one year agi
today. May 14, 1959.
He heard a voice 1 could not hear.
Which said you cannot stay;
He saw a hand I could not see,
That beckoned him away.
And when the sun in all its state
Set in the western sky.
He passed through glory's golden cate
And walked in paradise
LOVING WIFE LOTTIE. •
MADISON. FREDERICK A. In sad bu
loving remembrance of our dear hus
band and father. FREDERICK A. MAD
ISON, who departed this life three year
ago today, May 14, 1948.
Threee years have passed away,
Another sun has set.
And still we love and long for you,
How can we ever forget.
This is a link death can not sever.
Love and remembrance last forever.
LOVING WIFE. LILY, AND SONS. FREI
AND GEORGE.
MOORE, JOHN W., AND ANNIE E. Sacre
to the memory of our beloved parent!
JOHN W MOORE, who departed this Ilf
13 years ago today, May 14, 1931
and ANNIE E. MOORE, 30 years age
April 29. 1921.
Remembrance Is a golden chain
Death tries to break but all In vain;
To have and love and then depart
Is the greatest sorrow of our hearts.
THE CHILDREN. *
ROBINSON. WILLIAM. Sacred to th
memory ol our dear father and brother
in-law. WILLIAM ROBINSON, who passe
away 13 years ago today, May 14. 193S
There is a stillness but it is not death,
When life and light depart;
There is a calmness, but it is not death,
When God has stopped the heart.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SISTER-IN
LAW, . VIRGINIA ROBINSON ANI
BLANCH BROOKS.
ROBINSON. HARRY G. Once more w
pause to pay a tribute of loving remem
brance to our dear one. HARRY C
ROBINSON, who passed from labor t
reward 10 years ago today, May 14, 1941
He lived a life that all might envy,
Loved and loving, gentle, kind.
And In death his blessed memory
Comforts those he left behind.
THE FAMILY. ■
SAUNDERS WALTER A. In memory e
my loved one, WALTER A. SAUNDERS
who died one year ago today. May 14
1950.
How much I miss you, you must know,
I don't have to write these words t
to tell you so.
But I did not want this day to go b
without a thought tp say
It is the saddest day of all the days,
God took you from me.
ALWAYS, DOROTHY. •
Frank A. Elliott, Welder
At St. Elizabeths
Fiank A. Elliott, 45, a welder
at St. Elizabeths Hospital, died
yesterday at his home, 2720 Tenth
street N.E.
Mr. Elliott'was born in Roanoke.
Va., and came here in 1941. He
had been a welder at St. Eliza
beths for nine years. He was a
member and former chaplain of
the Lebanon Masonic Lodge No. 7
and belonged to Almas Temple of
the Shrine.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Gertrude W. Elliott; a son, Eugene
Lee Elliott, and two daughters,
the Misses Martha Sue and
Carmella A. Elliott, all of the
home address. He also leaves his
stepmother. Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott
of Bristol. Va., and five brothers,
John L. Elliott of Bristol, Thomas
H. Elliott of Salem, Va.; Oden
W. Elliott of Deal, Md.; Harry L.
Elliott of Gloverside, N. Y„ and
Lee J. Elliott, a Coast Guardsman,
stationed in Pittsburgh.
Funeral services will be held at
1 p.m. tomorrow in the Lee fu
neral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts avenue N.E. Burial
! will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
--
RoyW. Crum, Director
Of Highway Research
Board and Engineer
Roy W. Crum. 66. director of
the National Research Council’s
Highway Research Board and
one of the Nation’s foremost en
gineers, died last night at George
Washington Hospital after a brief
illness. He lived in Ashton, Md.
Mr. Crum’s specialty was re
search in the field of highway
engineering and he devoted most
of his life to the advancement of
this science. During the last year
he directed the Highway Research
Board’s large-scale road test in
Southern Maryland to determine
the causes of road failures.
Received Merit Awards.
Mr. Crum had served as di
rector of the board since 1928.
He was active in the American
‘Society of Civil Engineers, serv
ing on the Board of Directors
‘from 1946 to 1950, the American
Concrete Institute, serving in 1944
as president; the American So
ciety for Testing Materials and
many other engineering groups.
He was a fellow of the American
Association for the Advancement
of Science, a member of Sigma
XI, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi,
Alpha Tau Omega and a Mason.
Mr. Crum also had served on
President Truman’s Highway Safe
ty Conference. He was editor of
all publications released by the
Highway Research Board and had
written numerous technical papers.
At the time of his death he was
preparing a highway engineering
manual.
In 1947, he received the Iowa
State College Alumni Merit Award
and in 1948 the Marston Medal
for Achievement in Engineering.
He was a member of the Cosmos
Club and the Engineers Club.
Taught in Iowa.
Mr. Crum was born in Gales
burg, HI., April 9, 1885. He gradu
ated from the Iowa State College
as a civil engineer in 1914. He
married, in 1907, Nina Bates, who
died in 1922.
After a term of teaching at
Iowa State College, he served as
engineer for the Iowa Highway
Commission. •
He is survived by his widow,
Bertha, and two children, George
Winchester and Josephine Eliza
beth. A memorial service will be
held at W. E. Pumphrey, Inc., in
; Silver Spring at 2 o’clock tomor
jrow afternoon. Interment will be*
I at Ames, Iowa.
-—
Arthur J. Porter, 84,
Pioneer Builder in
[Arlington County
Arthur J. Porter, one of the
pioneer builders in Arlington
County, died Saturday at the
Kenmore Hotel,' 3402 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. He would
have been 85 yesterday.
Mr. Porter had lived in Arling
ton County since 1898 and built
several hundred houses there.
From 1909 until he became ill
several montns ago he resided at
1050 North Irving street, Claren
don. He had lived at the hotel
since his illness.
During more than 40 years as
a builder and contractor here he
also constructed buildings in
Washington, Alexandria, Fairfax
and Bethesda. He built some of
the first residences in Clarendon
and erected the original school
building in McLean.
»
Constructed Churches.
Mr. Porter also constructed
churches in Clarendon and Ar
lington and was one of the
builders of the Washington Golf
and Country Club.
Mr. Porter was a charter mem
ber of the Clarendon Citizens’ As
; sociation and for many years was
; its treasurer. For more than 45
> years he was a member of the Co
lumbia Masonic Lodge No. 285,
Arlington. He formerly belonged
to the Odd Fellows.
Mr. Porter was born near In
»dian Lake, N. Y., and attended
- schools there. His wife, Mrs. Hilda
! E. Porter difed in 1934.
Funeral Rites Tomorrow.
Surviving are "two sons, Herbert
H. Porter, 404 North Nelson street,
Arlington, an attorney, and Capt.
Carl W. Porter, y. S. N., who lives
. near Mount Vernon; six grandchil
: dren, and two great grandchildren.
1 A brother, James A. Porter, lives
near Indian Lake.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p.m. tomorrow in the Ives fu
; neral home, Arlington. Burial wilj
. be in Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
■ Arlington.
Russell E. Lighter, 75,
Was Judge in Frederick
By the Associated Press
! FREDERICK, Md., May 14—
Russell E. Lighter, 75, former
Frederick County Orphans’ Court
“ judge, died at his Middletown
f home Saturday.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon.
t
Official Starter Hurt
When Motorcycle
Hits Him at Speedway
A District man was critically
injured in a motorcycle accident
at Longview Speedway, Manassas,
Va., yesterday.
Arlington Hospital admitted Rob
ert A. Hartley. 31, of 1808 Twenty
third street S.E., the speedway’s
official starter. The hospital said
Mr. Hartley was standing in the
track and was struck by a motor
cycle that was warming up.
Mr. Hartley suffered multiple
fractures of the right leg and
left arm and also head injuries.
The hospital treated and re
leased James Bigelow, 22, of Route
2, Alexandria, a motorcycle rider,
who was slifehtly injured at the
speedway.
Runs* Into Side of Car.
On Chain Bridge road in Fair
fax County, another motorcyclist,
Ray Hutchinson, 21, of Route 3,
Vienna, suffered a back injury in
an accident between Fairfax and
Oakton, Arlington Hospital re
ported.
Irvine Waldecker, jr„ 8. of 68
Decatur street, Kensington, was
injured today when he ran into
the side of a car.
The boy was taken to Suburban
Hospital with a possible fracture
of the right leg after he was
knocked to the jiavement on
Concord avenue near Farragut
street. Police said he was walk
ing to school with some other
children When he stepped into the
side of a car driven by Earl M.'
Taylor, 21, of Rockville.
Mr. Taylor was charged with
operating without a permit.
In the District, a young woman
suffered serious injuries in a!
three-car collision yesterday at:
Tenth and Taylor streets N.E.
Hiding witn neighbors.
Miss Patricia Federici, 19, of
1728 Girard street N.E., was riding
in the car of her next door neigh
bors, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Bader of 1730 Girard street N.E.
Police said the Bader car was
in collision with one driven by
J. H. Yost, 37, of the 800 block of
Somerset place N.W., a traffic en
gineer for the District govern
ment. The two vehicles then
struck an automobile driven by,
Jordan C. Novak. 30, of 1342
Kennedy street N.W.
Mr. Bader and his wife, Loraine, j
suffered minor injuries and were
treated by a private physician.;
Miss Frederici was taken to Gal
linger Hospital. Mr. Yost was
charged with failing to yield the
right of way and a corporation
counsel’s hearing was set for a
later date.
In another accident yesterday.
James Hill, 2, colored, of 708 A
street N.E.,-was struck by an au
tomobile as he ran out into the
street nfear his home from between
two parked cars.
James was admitted to Casualty!
Hospital with a fractured leg.
Police identified the driver of the
car as Orval B. Mull, 45, of the
4900 block of First street N.W.
Baby Girl Fatally Injured,
D. C Residents Hurt in Crash
FREDERICK. Md.. May 14 (JP).
—A 14-month-old girl was fatally
injured and seven other persons
were hurt today in a head-on col
lision on State Route 15, one mife
northwest of Lewistown.
The baby, Virginia Darlene
Hawes, died in Frederick Memorial
Hospital of a skull fracture.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Leroy Hawes of Thurmont,
were treated for lacerations and
bruises and released.
State Police . Sergt. Richard
Stallings and- Trooper H. P.
O'Brien said the driver of the
other car, Anthony Potenza, 33,
of Buffalo, N. Y., an Army em
ploye stationed in Washington,
suffered a fractured hip.
He was taken to Memorial Hos
pital and later transferred to the
Camp Detrick Army Hospital.
Sergt. Stallings said the Army
man wbuld be charged with man
slaughter and passing on a hill,
when he is released from the hos
pital.
Four other persons in the Po
tenza car were treated for minor
injuries and released.
They were Roger Lewis John
son, owner of the car; William
M. Day, Edmond D. Dembowski
and Raymond J. Walters, all iden
tified as Army personnel stationed
in Washington.
Elmer F. Sheridan, 54,
Restaurant Owner
Elmer F. Sheridan, 54, owner of
Sheridan’s Restaurant at 2121
Rhode Island avenue N.E., died
Saturday at Providence Hospital,
where he had been a patient for
two weeks. He lived at 3001
Twentieth street N.E.
Mr. Sheridan was a lifelong
Washington resident and attend
ed Gonzaga High School. After
serving in the Navy in World War
I, he was associated for a time
with the American Ice Co. He
later headed the Brookland Ice
Co. for several years. For the
last 18 years he had operated
Sheridan’s Restaurant.
Mr. Sheridan was a former
member of the American Legion.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Louise C. Sheridan; two sisters,
Mrs. Mary A. Gormley of 4306
Thirteenth street N.E., and Mrs.
Irene Harvey of Woodland Beach.
Md., and two brothers, Edward
and Thomas Sheridan, both of
the Thirteenth street address.
Prayers will be said Wednesday
morning at the Costello funeral
home, 1722 North Capitol street.
Funeral services will be held at
St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Church, Rhode Island avenue and
Twentieth street N.E. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Time of the services will be an
nounced later.
Teeth Bite Man
CONNERSVILLE, Ind. (JP).—
After the dust settled around a
minor automobile collision here, a
passenger in one car got an anti
tetanus shot because he’d been
thrown against the windshield,
broke his false teeth and bit the
inside of his mouth.
Congress Leaders
Uncertain on Idea
Of Month Recess
Some members of Congress are
looking longingly toward the pros
pects of a month s recess in Au
gust and September, but all of the
top men are not certain that this
can be done.
“We’ve got to see further ahead
than we are now before we can
talk about a recess,” House Speak
er Rayburn said today after the
“Big Foui” congressional leaders
held their weekly meeting with
President Truman.
The Speaker’s comment was
prompted by a published report
that tentative plans are being
made for a month’s break in late
summer because the press of busi
ness is going^to make it certain
that Congress cannot quit on July
1—the date fixed in the Congres
sional Reorganization Act.
Major Issues Remain.
Mr. Rayburn said he had not
joined in recess talk, pointing to
the amount of business to be
transacted.
Big items are taxes, draft, eco
nomic controls and foreign aid,
to say nothing of major appro
priation bills.
The Speaker and Senator Mc
Farland, Democrat, of Arizona,
the majority leader in the Sen
ate, also scored criticism that the
current Congress is doing less
than the Republican controlled
80th which President Truman de
nounced as a “do nothing Con
gress ”
Not Measured by Bills.
Speaker Rayburn' pointed out
the same cry was raised about
congressional lassitude a year ago,
but he added that Congress fin
ished up with a good record.
“We’ll do all right,” he, em
phasized.
Senator McFarland also pointed
put Congress was confronted with
a large number of important mat
ters requiring lengthy debate and
he added his own observation that
“Congress can’t be measured by
the number of bills it passes.”
Vice President Barkley and
House Majority Leader McCor
mack also sat in on today’s ses
sion at which the general program
on the Hill was reviewed.
Korea Vice President's
Resignation Accepted
By th« Associated Press
PUSAN. Korea. May 14.—The
resignation of Lee See Yung, 82
year-old vice president of the Re
public of Korea, was accepted to
day.
The National Assembly vote
accepting the resignation was 77
to 10 with 41 members abstaining.
Only last week the Assembly,
with only one member dissenting,
had voted against accepting Mr.
Lee’s resignation.
Mr. Lee complained, in submit
ting his resignation, that he had
no real authority. He also voiced
criticism of President Syngman
Rhee’s cabinet selections.
Former Roanoke Newsman
Killed in Albemarle Crash
By fht Associated Press
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., May
14.—Watson Payne Gooch, Jr., 48,
former publicist and Roanoke
newspaperman, was killed in
stantly yesterday in an automo
bile accident on U. S. Route 250,
nine miles west of here in Albe
marle County.
Mr. Gooch was studying for a
master’s degree at the Woodrow
Wilson School of Foreign Affairs
of the University of Virginia at
the time of his death.
A graduate of Virginia Military
Institute, Mr. Gooch worked for
the Roanoke, Va., Times before
serving in the Marines during
World War II.
After the war he was named
director of publicity at VMI and
left that post to study here. His
home was in Staunton.
He was killed when his car
crashed into a culvert at Meechum
River.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Gale Richmond and Mrs.
H. W. Kiessling, both of Staunton,
and a brother, Thomas Gooch,
Washington, D. C. A son and
daughter also survive.
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