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A-12 ** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. TUESDAY. JUNE *2, 1854 With Regard to a Card of Thanks Vary often e cord et thanks in The Star meets a need which can hardly be solved in any other way. Not only is it a gracious expression of gratitude te those who have sent floral tributes, but also courteously acknowledges the services and kind nesses of the many to whom a per sonal note of thanks cannot well be mailed or whoso names and ad dresses are not known. Insertion of e card of thanks may be arranged by telephone to The Star, ST. 3-5000. The Evening and Sunday Star Dtatlp IXTtLL. WINIFRED JUUA. On Mon day. June 21. 1864. et the Wesh lntton Sanitarium. WINIFRED JULIA AXTELL. beloved aunt of Palmer A.. Harold C-. Jar H. and Wayne G. Axtell and Mrs. Margaret Prosser. Warren Hoy and Mrs. Lorraine Smith. Friends may call at the Takoma Funeral Home. 264 Carroll at. n.w.. after 10 a.m. Tuesday. June 22. Services at the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church on Thursday. June 24. at 3 p.m. Mrs. Axtell will lie in state In the church from 2 until 3 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. « ■Linn. BLAND IN A A. On Monday, June 21. 1064. BLANDINA A. BLUME, beloved wife of the late Robert Blume. mother of Adeline E. Gray. Marie F. Wleland and Helen L. Ponton. .Friend* may call at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 11th st. s.e., until Thursday. June 24. at 8:30 a.m. Re quiem mass at St. Teresa’s Church at 8 a.m Relatives and friends In vited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 23 BROWNE, LOUISE M. On Monday. June 21. 1864, at her residence. l <lp Lang pi. n.e., LOUISE M. BROWNE, aunt of Paris Henderson. Many other relatives also survive. Notice of fu neral later. Arrangements by Malvan * Scbey. Inc. * BURRELL, JACOB (JAKE). , On Sunday. June 20. 1964. at his residence, 6499 ShertS rd. n.e., Cedar Heights, Md JACOB (JAKE) BURRELL, beloved husband of the late Mary E. Burrell, devoted father of Mrs. Esther Osnyan. / Jasper and James Burrell. ,He also leaves to mourn his passing six sisters* five brothers, four grandchildren, one great-grandchild and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains rest ing at the John T. Rhlnes & Co. Fu neral Home, 901 3rd st. s.w., where friends may call after 6 pm. Wednes day. June 23, and where funeral serv ices will be held on Thursday, June 94, at 1 p.m.. the Rev. W. H. Brown _ officiating. Interment Woodlawn Ceme tery. ** CAMPBELL. GEORGE M. On Saturday. June 19, 1954. at Mount Alto Hospital. OEORGE M. CAMPBELL of 4308 Fes senden st. n.w.. beloved husband of Mary Hester Campbell and father of Mrs. Viola M. Gough. Arza Theodore Campbell and brother of Mrs. Myrtle Nelson of Venice, Calif.: Mrs. Ethel Snyder of Hayward. Calif.; Alansen Campbell of West Los Angeles, Calif. He also Is survived by two grandchil dren. Miss Gloria Gough and Miss Barbara Campbell. Friends may call at the Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 6101 Wisconsin ave. n.w., where services will be held Wednesday, June 23. at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. (Wyandotte and Charlevoix, Mich., papers please copy.) CONARD. REAR ADMIRAL CHARLES, U. 8. M. (retired). On Saturday. June 19. 1964. at the National Naval Med ical Center. Bethesda. Md.. rear ADMIRAL CHARLES CONARD. U. 8. N. (retired), husband of Margaret Far rand Conard. Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel. 176 b Pi#Ts; Myer Kel* on J&.'j£ It ll a.m. Interment Arlington Na tional Cemetery. *• COWAN, HARRY D. On Monday. June 21. 1964. at his residence. 30-3 Bth at • e HARRY D. COWAN. Uie be loved son of Martha J. Cowan. Funeral services at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1681 Oood Hope rd. s.e . on Wednesday. June 23. at 2 p.m. Inter ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 23 DAVIS. SABAH K..On Sunday. June 20. 1964. at Fairfax 'Lodge Nursing Home, Fairfax. Va. SARAH K. DAVis oi 4601 2nd st. south Arlington, Va.. be loved wife of the late John W. Davis, mother of WlUiam Edward and Lewis Bonney Davis of Arlington. Va.. and Howard Arthur Davis oi. Bethesda. Md., stepmother of Mrs. film A- Dong of Aberdeen Md. She also Is survived oy eight e «andSilldien. Friends may can at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd., Arlington. Va.. until 8.30 IPm. on Tuesday. June 22. and at the Meth odist Church, Hobbs, Md.. after noon on Wednesday. «ne 23, where funeral services will be held at 2 D.m lnter ment Denton Cemetery. Denton. DEALI. KATHERINE A. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at her residence. 317 W st. n.e.. KATHERINE A. DEALE. beloved wife of Henry Allen Deale. S other nl Mrs. Elizabeth SteckUne and rs. Catherine Bowles sister of Ernest C. Keister of Washington. D. C. She also is survived by three grandchil dren. Set vices at the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home 2901 14th st. n.w on Wednesday. June 23. at 2 pm. Inter ment Glenwood Cemetery. DEIBEL. EDWARD T. On Monday, June 21. 1954. at his residence. 4511 Rose dale ave.. Bethesda. Md.. EDWARD T_ DFIBEL. beloved husband of Nellie M Delbel. father of Mrs. Thomas P. Smith Mrs Walter E. Lawson and Paul L. Delbel. brother of August and Earnest Delbel and Mrs. Emma Dar- He also Is survived by two SI children. Services at the 8 H. Co. Funeral Home. -.901 14tto Jt. n.w., on Thursday, June* 24. at 1 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme ery. DUELL. CHARLES HOLLAND. JR. On Sunday. June 20, 1954. at Circle Terrace Hospital. Alexandria. Va.. CHARLES HOLLAND Jr. o* Hunting Towers Apts.. Alexandria, vs husband of Mrs. Edith B. Duell and brother of Mrs. Otto V. Kean of Wash ington. D. C. Funeral serviaes at 5 P.m. Tuesday. June 22, at the Old * terlan Meeting House. Alexandria. V a.. with private burial service® on dav. June 24. In Arlington National Cemetery. In Ueu of flowers, family requests contributions be made to the Heart Fund Society. 24 GALLOWAY, MARGRET A. _On Mon day. June 21, 1954, MARGRET A. GALLOWAY of 815 N st. n.w.. mother of Cecelia. Mary A pes. Thomas, Wil liam. Norris. Joseph and Paul Gallo way and Agnes Jeffcoat and Grace Wilson. Notice of funeral later. Ar rangements by Malvan dr Schey. Inc. MARGES. FREDERIC A. On Monday. June 21. 1954, FREDERIC A. GAROEB of 3414 Quesada st. n.w.. beloved hus band of Ellen C. Garges and father of Mrs. Richard F. Sapp. Carl F. and John P. Garges. Funeral from the above residence on Thursday, June -4. at 9 a.m Reaulem mass at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 9.30 a!m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. „ GARGES. FREDERIC A. Members of a w Carroll Council, No. 377. Knights of Columbus, are Kf'pA advised of the death of our late brother, FREDERIC A. OAROES. All brothers are requested to meet at >TTF 7:30 P.m. Wednesday. June S 3. 1954. at the late home of the deceased. 3414 Quesada st. n.w.. for the recitation of the roeary. JAMES H. ECHOLS. Grand Knight. PAUL 8. MATBUKI. F. S. 23 GARGES, FREDERIC A. Members of - the Holy Name Bociety of the Most Blessed Sacrament Par lsh are requested to meet at the residence of Die late KK.HH/ FREDERIC A. OARGLS WW 3414 Quesada ®t. n.*.. on Wednesday. June 23. 1964. at 8:30 p.m.. to recite the rosary. pirHARD WITTY. Jr., President. RCT eTcARL LYON, Moderator. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium J. William Lee’s Sons Co. rUNERAL DIRECTORS p and Mass. Ave. HA LL S-OXOO Rinaldi Funeral Home A Complete Funeral As Low os $95-00 Up CHAMBERS n&utnfKriU. CO. 5-0432 funeral designs. - CEO. cTshakkkk. JNC- Floral Tributes Moderate wrices Open dally. Rub., holidays Phone order** SP.mweeS fftghta 000 14th St- NJm HA. JMJHHF fSUDE BfcOS. CO.. FLORISTS ill! F St. N.W HA 8-4876 CEMETERY LOTS. Six-site lot. Si.ooa—Fort Lincoln. Lot 362, Sect. L: very choice location . JU. 6-48177 after 6 p.m. Ju st sell cemetery lot. consist ing of 4 site*. In beautiful Cedar jffi; very reasonable Call LU. 1--869 after 6 p.m CEDAR HILL CRMETRRY—Six beautiful sites, choice section, centrally located. A sacriflce. OL. 4-5347. —2l Tort Lincoln. 6 sites, close to Die Uodt. half price. LU. 4-2273. —33 GILES. JOHN M. On Tuesday. June 22, 1964, at Georgetown University Hos pital. JOHN M. GILES of 816 Mary land ave. n.e.. beloved husband of Violet M. Giles, father of Margaret G. Balthaser. John M.. Jr.: Robert S. and Eugene E. Giles, brother Os Frank Giles of Philadelphia, Pa., and Marietta Piconl of Mllroy, Pa. Friends may calL at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services will be held on Thursday. June 24. at 2:30 p*m. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme tery. 24 GREEN. ROSE G. Suddenly on Sunday. June 20. 1934. at har residence. 209 Hawaii ave. n.e.,’ ROSE .G. GREEN. ■ beloved wife of Edward A. Green, mother of William F. Green. Funeral from the)T. F. Costello Funeral Home. 1722 N. Capitol st.. on Wednesday. June 23. at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Anthony's Church at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 HAIBLIP MARGARET EMMA. On Mon day, June 21, 1054. at her residence. Woodbrldge. Va.. MARGARET EMMA HAISLIP. aged 88. beloved wife of the late Mahlon Haislip. She is survived by one son, Walter: five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. * Remains resting at the Hall Funeral Home, Occoquan. Va. Services on Wednes day. June 23, at 2 p.m., at the Wood bridge Methodist Church. Interment Davis Cemetery. Woodbrldge, Va. HARRIS. NATHANIEL. Suddenly on Fri day June 18, 196 C at the Suburban Hospital. Bethesda. Md.. NATHANIEL HARRIS of 488 K st. s.w., beloved husband of Lillian Harris, devoted son of Nathaniel Harris, sr.; beloved father of Miss Constance Harris and Nathaniel Harris. He also leaves to mourn his passing other relatives and a host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhlnes Jt Co. Funeral Home. 901 3rd st. s.w., where friends may call after 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 22. and where funeral services will be held on 'Wednesday. June 23. at 1 p.m., the Rev. W. H. Brown officiating. Inter ment Arlington National Cemetery. 22 HEBRON. FLORENCE ELLEN. On Mon day. June 21. 1864. at Montgomery County General Hospital. FLORENCE ELLEN HEBRON, beloved wife of Elisha Hebron and mother of Mrs. Florence Hebron, Mrs. Maybelle Davis and the Misses Ethel. Beatrice and Shirley Hebron and Eugene Sylvester. Elisha. )r„ and William Hebron. Also surviving are five sisters, five brothers, twenty grandchildren, three great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. After 6 p.m. Wednesday. June 23. friends may call at her late home, Norbeck, Md. Fu-, neral services on Thursday, June 24. at 2 p.m.. at St. Paul’s Methodist Church. Sugarland, Md., Rev. Awkard officiating. Arrangements by Snowden. 23 HBHN. BERNADETTE C. On Monday. June 21. 1964, at her home. 9216 Woodland rd., Stiver Spring, Md.. BER NADETTE C HUHN. wife of the late Harry B. Huhn and mother of Mrs. Louise Fletcher. Bernard W. and Mil ton A. Huhn. sister of Miss Frances \A. Warfield, Miss Louise 8. Warfield, Mrs. Estelle Bredekamp and Mrs. Charles Fenwlek; grandmother of Bar bara. Joan and Patricia Huhn. Mrs. Huhn rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434 Georgia ave.. Sil ver Spring. Md Mass will be offered for the repose of her soul on Wednes day. June 23. at 9 a.m., at St. John’s Catholic Church. Forest Glen. Md. In terment St. Mary’s Cemetery. JACKSON. WILLIAM H. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. WILLIAM H. JACKSON of 722 Fairmont st. n.w.. beloved hus band of Mrs. Anna Jackson, brother of Mrs. Rose Hawkins. SMrs. Fannie Carroll. Miss Annie Jackson and Albert Jackson. He also Is survived by other relatives and many friends. After 4 p.m Tuesday. June 22. friends Ore Invited to cal) at his late residence. Requiem mass at St. Augustine's Cath olic Church. 16th st. between R and 8 sts. n.w.. on Wednesday. June 23. at 10 a.m. Interment* Mount Olivet Cemetery Arrangements by Jarvis. 22 JAMES, DOROTHY B. . On Monday. June 21, 1954. at George Washington Hospital. DOROTHY B. JAMES, wife of Wendell A. James, mother of David W. James of 2320 South Ives st., Arlington. Ye.: daughter of Mrs. John J. Boseen of Hartford. Conn.; sister of Mrs. Guy Bonham of Bayside. Long Island. N. Y., and Mrs. William A. Hunt of Evanston, 111. Friends may call at the DJmalne Funeral Home, 620 South Washington st.. Alexan dria. Va., where services will be held on Wednesday. June 23, at 12 noon. Interment Mount Comfort Cemetery. JAQUA. CARRIE T. On Monday. June 21. 1964. CARRIE T. JAQUA of 2711 Woodley rd. n.w.. mother of Mrs. How ard P Holmes of Hobbs, N. Mex., and sister of Mrs. Edgar P. Copeland of Washington, D. C. Funeral at Milford, Del., on Thursday. June 24. 23 JENKINS. ERNEST 1. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at. Freedmen’s Hospital. ERNEST I. JENKINS of 26 53rd st. s.e.. devoted husband of Nellie E. Jenkins, father of William Jenkins, brother of Mrs. Evelyn Simms. Mrs. Ella Taylor. Frank. Dennis. Clarence and Marie Jenkins; brother-in-law of Bishop J. P. Simms. He also Is sur vived bv two grandchildren, three sis ters-in-law, two daughters-ln-law, other relatives and friends. The late Mr. Jenkins may be viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H st. n.e., after 4 p.m. Tuesday. June 22. Funeral on Wednesday. June 23, at the Simms Memorial Church. Ist and M sts. s.e.. at 1 p.m. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. * 22 JOHNSON, WALTER G. On Tuesday. June 22. 1954. at his home, 2158 North Taylor st., Arlington, Va., WAL TER O. JOHNSON, beloved husband of Ada Virginia Johnson, father of Wal ter E Johnson. Mrs. Mabel Holt. Mrs. Emma Anderson and Mrs. Elizabeth Tugwell. Friends may call at the Birch Funeral Home. 3034 M st. n.w. Notice of services later. 23 JOINER. ANNA GRIMM. On Saturday. June 19, 1954. at her residence. 2115 Pa. ave. n.w.. ANNA GRIMM JOINER, beloved wife of Walton M. Joiner and mother of Janet Beth Joiner. Friends may call at Gawler’s ChSpel. 1766 Pa. ave. n.w.. until 7 p.m. Wednesday. June 23. Services will be held at tne New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. New York ave. and H st. n.w.. Wednes day. June 23. at 8:30 p.m. Remains will rent In church from 7:30 p.m. Interment Peoria. 111. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the American Cancef Society. 23 KELLEHER, DENNIS JAMES. On Sun day, June 20, 1954, at his residence. 600 West View ter.. DENNIS JAMES KELLEHER. husband of the late Grace F. Kelleher and father of James J. Helleher. Mrs. Anne F. Monahan. Mrs. Mary F. Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Ma honey Miss Catherine Kelleher and Mrs. Alice Atwood. Funeral services on Wednesday. June 23, at 9:30 a.m.. at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Re mains resting at the Cunningham Fu neral Home. Alexandria. Va., until time for service*. Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery. 23 KIDWELL, DONALD C. On Saturday. June 19. 1964. at his residence, 5713 North 6th st.. Arlington. Va., DONALD C. KIDWELL. beloved husband of Alice H. Kidiwell. father of Richard Allen Kidwell. son of Walter A. and Ethel Kldwell and brother of Lester. Leith, Howard and Julian Kidwell. Friends mav call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington, Va.. where funeral sere***- will be held on Wed nesday June 23. at 1:46 p.m. Inter ment Arlington National Cemetery. 22 KOKOS. LOUIS. On Jupe 21. 1964. husband of Bessy Kokos. Prayers at Chambers’ Funeral Home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday, June 23. at 1:16 p.m. Services at the Sts. Con stantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 16th and Upshur sts. n.w.. at 2 p.m. Interment Washington Na tional Cemetery. LEE. JOHN B. On Thursday. June 17. 1954, JOHN B. LEE of 116 Fldrida ave. n.w.. son of Virginia Lee and brother of Thomas and Cephas Lee. Genevla Anderson. Mattie Elam. Ray mond, jr., and Samuel Lee and Mary Ann Patterson. Friends may call at the Malvan * Schey. Inc.. Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w.. alter 4 p.m. today, where funeral serv ices will be held on Wednesday, June 23. at 1 p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. • LEE. LEATHA E. On Monday. June 21, 1954. LEATHA E. LEE of 52 Quincy pi. n.e., beloved wife of Edward Lee and devoted mother of Mrs. Eleanor L. Spencer. Audary M.. Leslie W„ Edward M.. Roy H.. Carl P.. Lewis L. and Charlie H. Lee. Also surviving are eighteen grandchildren, three sis ters. Mrs. Josephine Grayson, Mrs. Bertha Muarry and Mrs. Annie Brent: one brother. Charles H. Jackson: other relatives and many friends. After 3 p.m Wednesday. June 23, friends are Invited to call at the McGuire Funeral Home, 1820 9th st. n.w. Services on Thursday. June 24. at the Chantilly Baptist Church. Chantilly. Va.. at 2 p.m. Interment church cemetery. 23 LINBERRY. ROSA PRATT. On Monday. June 21, 1954. In her 96th year. ROSA PRATT LINBERRY of 2263 Sherman ave. n.w., wife of the late John T. Linberry and mother of Mrs. Alice L. Porter of New York. Mrs. Rosa L. Clifford of Washington. D. C.. and the late J. L. Preston Linberry of Bal timore, Md. Also surviving are two grandchildren. Mrs. Rosemary Clifford Wilson and Maurice C. Clifford: three great-grandchildren, Maurice C. Clifford Si, Jay k Preston Clifford and Rose mary Clifford: other relatives and many friends. After 4 p.m. Wednesday. June 23. friends are Invited to call at the McGuire Funeral Home. 1820 9th st. n.w.. where services wIU be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, June 24. Interment private. . 23 LLOYD, REV. OWEN P. On 'Sunday. June 20,1954. at Circle Terrace Hospital, Rev. OWEN P. LLOYD, pastor of Beu lah Baptist Church. Franconia. Fairfax County. Va.: husbaad of the late Nellie N. Lloyd, father of Mrs. J. Dulany Hammond of Alexandria. Va.. and Mrs. F. William Schmidt of Hyatts ville. Md.: brother of Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Albert E. Barr, both of Aurola. Ontario. Canada. He Also Is survived by two grandchildren. Miss Harriet Lloyd Harfhnond of Alexan dria. Va., and Maj. J. Dulany Ham mond Jr., of Quantico. Va.. and three great-grandchildren. Funeral services on Wednesday. June 23, at 2 pjn., at the Baptist Temple. Alexandria. Va. Friends may call at the Cunningham Funeral Home. Cameron and Alfred sts.. Alexandria. Va. Interment Mount Comfort Cemetery MACKALL. ABERILLA C. -On Monday. June 21, 1954, at her residence. 6112 Eastern ave. n.e.. ABERILLA C. MACKALL. beloved mother of Christi ana 8.. Louis J.. Upton B. and Douglas S Mackall and sister of John N. Carmack. Remains resting at Hysong s Funeral Home. 1300 N st. n.w.. where services will be held on Thursday. June 24. at 10 a.m. Interment in Union Cemetery. Rockville, Md. 23 MCCLENDON. WILLIAM. On Saturday, June 19, 1854. at Casualty Hospital. WILLIAM MCCLENDON of 4621 Jay st. n.e.. devoted husband of Amanda McClendon, father of Victoria Ander son. Fannie Lattmore. Bertha R. Nett. Goldie Price. Silver Cunningham. Doro thy Purcell. Sadie Fowler. Mary Baines. Early. James and Mack McClendon. Also surviving are two sisters. Fannie Ware and Ida Deboise: thirty-two granochildren. eleven great-granddiU • dren, ether relatives and friends. No tice of funeral later. Arrangements by Rollins. MERZEL. LEON. Suddenly, on Monday. June 21. 1964 LEON MERZEL of 4626 28th rd. South. Arlington. Va., beloved husband of Mildred Merzel and danted father of Anita and Sidney Merzel. He also Is survived by his father. Barnett Merzel; two sisters. Mrs Clara Luber ’and Mrs. Keva Schwartz, and two brothers. Paul and Charles Merzel. Funeral services at the Bernard Danzansky Jt Sons Funeral Home. 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesday, June 22. at 1 p.m. Interment D. C. Lodge Cemetery. Please omit flowers. MIRMAN, LOUIS On Monday. June 21, 1964, at his residence. 6338 16ttf si. n.w.. LOUIS MIRMAN. beloved hus band of Sarah Mirman and devoted father of Mrs. Rose Sachs. Samuel. Gus and William Mirman. He also is survived by lour sisters. Mrs. Ida Potofsky, Mrs. Ruth Roseman. Mrs. Sarah Hein and Mrs. Ceil Malakoff. Funeral services at the Bernard Dan zansky Jt Son Funeral Home, 3501 14th st. n.w., on Wednesday, June 23. at 11 a.m. Interment B’nai Israel Cemetery. Memorial week. 6338 16th st. n.w. MOFFATT. NELLIE E. On Saturday. June 19. 1954. at her home. 4460 Dexter st. n.w., NELLIE E. MOFFATT (nee Copperthlte). beloved wife of John P. Moffatt. mother of John T. Moffatt and Mrs. 8.0. Btewart, daughter of the late John and Eligabeth Copperthlte. sister of Mrs. Jennie Small. Mix. Wil liam J. O’Neil. Walter H. Copperthlte and the late WlUiam A.. Irwin F. and John H. Conperthite. Friends may caU at the Birch Funeral Home. 3034 M st. n.w., where services will be held on Wednesday. June 23. at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 NALLS. JAMES N. Suddenly on Sunday. June 20. 1954. at Doctors Hospital, JAMES N NALLS of 1732 Kenyon st. n.w.. beloved husband of Nellie E. Nalls, father of James W. Nalls, grand father of Patricia. Janet. James W., jr., Mary Lou and John L. Nalls: brother of Lawrence 1. Nall* of Wash ington D. C.; uncle of Mrs. Virginia Ruzlcka of Rochester. N. Y. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday, June 23. at 11 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 22 NICHOLSON. JOHN CHERRY. On Thursday. June 17, 1954. JOHN CHERRY NICHOLSON of 1505 6th st. n.w., son of Carey Nicholson and Macey Dobbs. He also Is survived by nine sisters, two brothers, other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after 6 p.m. Tuesday. June 22, at the Barnes Je Matthews Puneral Home, 614 4th st s.w.. where funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 23. at 1 p.m.. Rev. R. L. Prince officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. NISWANDEB. METTIE E. On Monday. June 21, 1964. at Loudoun County Hospital. Leesburg. Va.. METTIE E. NISWANDER, wife of the late George H Niswander, mother of Mrs. Edna C. Wheeler, Paul C„ Richard H. and the late Carl D. Niswander. Friends may call aW the Pearson Funeral Home, 472 North Washington st., Falls Church, Va. Funeral from the Dranesvllle Methodist Church on Wednesday. June 23. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends Invited. Interment Chestnut Grove Cemetery, Herndon, Va. O’CONNOR, THOMAS. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at his residence. 1237 6th st. s.w., THOMAS O’CONNOR, beloved husband of Catherine O'Connor, father of Joan Ginn Briends may call at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home. 131 11th st. s.e.. until Wednesday, June 23. at 9 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Dominic’s Church at 9:30 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 PAGE. MARTHA (AUNTIE). Departed this life on Saturday. June 19, 1964, MARTHA (AUNTIE) PAGE. Wife of the late Washington J. Page and devoted aunt of William W. Woodford. She also Is survived by three sisters, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. After 12 noon. Tues day, June 22. friends are Invited to call at the Morrow Woodford Funeral Home. Inc.. 1622 ilth st. n.w. Funeral Wednesday. June 23. at Walker Memorial Baptist Church. 13th st. between You and V sts. n.w.. at II a.m. Rev. Nelson J Smith officiating. Inter ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 22 PALMER. BESSIE BELL. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at Emergency Hospital. BESSIE BE T L PALMER of 3033 16th st. n w.. beloved wife of R. Spencer Palmer mother of Miss Catherine Bell Palmer of Silver Spring. Md., sister of Mrs. J. R. Newman of Takoma Park. Md. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n w.. on Wednesday, June 23. at 10 a.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 22 P (OPER. JEROME. Suddenly on Sun day, June 20. 1954. at his residence, 8011 Eastern ave.. Silver Spring. Md.. JEROME PROPER, beloved husband of Rose Proner and devoted son of Mrs. Minnie Proper of Baltimore. Md. Re iqalns resting at the Bernard Dan zansky - * Son Funeral Home, 3501 14th st. n.w.. until 10 'a.m. Tuesday. June 2 ft. Funeral services at the Levinson Funeral Home. 1124 West North ave., Baltimore, Md.. on Wed nesday. June 23. at 10 a.m. 22 PROPER. JEROME. A special eommunl gb cation of* Hope Lodge No. VJft 20. F. A. A. M.. Is hereby //'* railed for the purpose of attending the funeral of NFAjMg our late brother. JEROME 'Vv/* PROPER (past master), on V Wednesday, June 23. 1964, at 8 a.m. HOWARD 8. WALKER. Master. Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary. 22 PURNELL. WILLIAM. On Monday. June 21, 1954, at his residence. 1841 E st. n.e., WILLIAM PURNELL, beloved husband of Selma Purnell, father of Barbara B. Dixon. He also is sur vived by five sisters, five brothers, other relatives and friends. The late Mr. Purnell may be viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H st. n.e., from 4 p.m. J Wednesday, June 23. to 4 p.m. Thursday. June 24. Funeral and interment Weld op, N. BANNER. CHARLES. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. CHARLES RANNER. beloved husband of the late Katherine E. Ranner and father of Mrs. Kathe Schelcht. Funeral from the W. K. Huntemann A Son Funeral Home 5732 Georgia ave.. on Wednesday. June 23, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Church of the Nativity at 9 a.m. Rela tives and friends invited to attend. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 22 REEDER. AAA. On Tuesday. June 22. 1954. at St. Elizabeths Hospital. ADA REEDER of 621 K st. s.w.. beloved wife of William Reeder, devoted mother of Louis Reeder. Mrs. Marjorie Spriggs and Mrs. Annie Washington. She also is survived by three grandchildren, one great-grandchild, other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Barnes A Matthews Funeral Home. 614 4th st. s.w Notice of funeral later REESE. ISAAC N. On Saturday. June 19. 1954. at Emergency Hospital. ISAAC N. REESE, devoted husband of Mrs Nellie Coates Reese, half brother of Mrs. Ida Robinson. He also leaves a host of relatives tnd friends. Friends mav call at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1338 20th st. n.w. Tuesday. June 22. from 6 to 11 p.m. He will lie In state at Alexandria Memorial Baptist Church. 2709 N st. n.w.. Wednesday. June 23. from 9 a.m. to funeral time, l oo P.m. ROLLINS. EDGAR BYRD. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at Suburban Hospital. EDGAR BYRD ROLLINB of 10 Wood moor drive. Silver Spring. Md. hus band of Lillian Dorothy Rollins and brother of Mrs. Nellie M. Stein and Joseph R. and William A. Rollins. Mr. Rollins rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md.. where service* will be held on Wednesday. June 23. at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar HIU Cemetery. 22 ROLLINS EDGAR B. Members of the Retired Firemen's Association riESbRI of Washington. D. C., are requested to assemble on Wednesday. June 23. 1954. \YBSr at 11 am., at the Warner IXOMN Pumphrey Funeral Home. ‘<§r’ 8434 Georgia ave., Silver Spring. Md.. to attend the funeral of our late brother EDGAR B. ROLLINS. W. R. FRYE. President. E. J. ATZROTT. Secretary. ROLLINS. EDGAR B. Special communt- A cation of Naval Lodge. No. no. 4. F. A. A. M.. Is called at 11 o’clock a.m. Wednesday. Jane 23. 1954. for the pur pose of conducting the Ms 'XXx' sonic burial service for our V late brother, EDCJAR B. ROLLINS. MATTHEW R. BENNIE. Master. RUSSELL. BERT A. On Monday. June 21. 1954. BERT A. RUSSELL of 1133 Girard st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by Frasier. RYAN AGNES M. On Sunday. June 20. 1954. at Providence Hospital, AGNES M. RYAN of 601 Webster st. n.w., beloved sister of Francis deSales Rvan and the late M. Joseph Ryan. Funeral from Collins Funeral Home. 3821 14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday. June 23. at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Bt. Gabriel’s at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. I 22 SWISHER, JOHN W. Suddenly, on Monday. June 21. 1954. at the Hahne mann Hospital. JOHN W. SWISHER of 3601 Connecticut ave. n.w., beloved husband of Blanche Swisher. Services at the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Thursday. June 24, at 2 n.m. Interment Port Lin coln Cemetery. 23 SYMBS. CAFT. OEORGE A. On Sun day, June 20 1954. at Ms, residence, 1210 Holbrook ter. n.e.. CAPT. GEORGE A. SYMEB. husband of the late Belle M. Sytnes. Member of the Metropolitan Baptist Church 6th and A sts. n.e., and the Shaver Bible Class. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Hogie. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services will be held on Wednesday. June 23, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Wash ington National Cemetery. 22 THOMAS. DR. NELSON M. On Satur day. June 19. 1954. at New York Cltv. DR. NELSON M. THOMAS, be loved husband of Bernice S. Thomas and brother of Marie and Anxie L. Thomas. Mrs. Minnie B. White. Mrs Bthel" L. Anderson and Mrs. Hasel f Rogers. Also surviving are other rela tives and many friends. After 12 noon Tuesday. June 22. friends are Invited to gall at ' bis late residence. 1820 8 st rufc Services Wednesday. June 23 at 1 p.m* at the McGuire Funeral Home. 1850 9th st. n.w. Interment National Cemetery. 23 Rev. Owen P. Lloyd, Pastor as Franconia 24 Years, Dies at 81 The Rev. Owen P. Lloyd, 81, pastor of Beulah Baptist Church, Franconia, Va., since 1930, died of cancer Sunday at Circle Ter race Hospital, Alexandria.. He had planned to retire July 1. Mr. Lloyd was president of the Ministerial Association of Alex andria at one time and mod erator of the Potomac Baptist Association from 1940 to 1941. Born in Toronto, he was grad uated from Toronto University and in 1908 from Southern Bap tist Theological Seminary, Louis ville, Ky. His first pastorate gras at Vinton (Va.) Baptist Church. Preached at Many Places. He was pastor of Petworth Baptist Church here from 1914 to 1918 and at the Baptist Temple in Alexandria for the next six years. He was at Hin ton, W. Va., and then at Alameda Baptist Chufch in Baltimore until 1930. For the next nine years, in addition to Beulah Bap tist Church, he preached at Herndon, McLean and Ballston, Va. He helped organize the Baptist Church in Triangle, Va. Early in his career, Mr. Lloyd was in Sandusky, Ohio, and did evangelistic work in that State. He also had preached at four churches in Amherst County, Va. He was a naturalized citizen of the United States. Always inter ested in advising and helping young ministerial students and young people, he was active in the vacation Bible classes at Beulah Church. Wed Over 50 Yean. His wife Nettie, with whom he celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary in December, 1950, died a year ago. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. J. Dulany Hammond, 18 West Oak street, Alexandria; Mrs. F. William Schmidt, 2105 Ravenswood road, Green Mead ows, Md.; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Robinson, and half-brother, Al bert E. Barr, both of Aurora, Ontario; two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Baptist Temple, Alexandria. Burial will be in Mount Comfort Cemetery, Fair fax. William Myers, Retired Rockingham Farmer William Oscar Myers, 81, re tired Rockingham County farmer who lived in Harrisonburg, Va;. died Sunday at Rockingham Hospital, Harrisonburg. He was the father of Gilbert Z. Myers, 1006 Birch street, Falls Church, and Claude W. Myers, Silver Spring, Md. He lived in the community of 10th Legion Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Raymond Elban, Catons ville, Md.; a brother, Ernest F., Timberville, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Lydia Lineweaver, Route 3. Har risonburg, and three grandchil dren. Services were to be held at 2 p.m. (EST) today at the Lindsey funeral home in Harrisonburg with burial in Fairview Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Court Manor, Va. Gen. OX Keller, Canadian D-Day Leader By (ha Associated Press OTTAWA, June 22.—Maj. Gen. R. F. L. Keller, 53, leader of the first Canadian troops to hit the Normandy beaches on D-day, died unexpectedly last night in London on his way home from a visit to the shores he and his men attacked 10 years ago June 6. The Canadian Army said it be lieved he died of a heart attack. Gen. Keller commanded the 3d Canadian Division when the invasion of Europe was launched. He led the 3d through the Normandy landing and the bat tle of Caen. He was severely wounded August 9, 1944, near Falaise by a misdirected bomb from an allied bomber. lit Urmoriam DIGGS. MAMIE SIMPSON. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother. MAMIE SIMPSON DIGGS, who de parted this life two years ago today. June 22, 1952 We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds: The days we do not think of you Are very hard to find. DEVOTED HUSBAND. WALTER DIGGS. AND DAUGHTER. PORTIA FRANK LIN. • GAYLES, LEE EVERETT. In constant lering remembrance of my devoted and beloved husband. LEE EVERETT GAYLES, who passad on to eternal life ten years ago today. June 22. 1944. HIS WIFE. LUCILLE HUNTER GAYLES. • HAWKINS. WESTON W. In loving re membrance of my devoted husband. WESTON W HAWKINS, who departed this life three years ago today. June 22. 1961. Treasured thoughts of one so dear ’ Often brine a silent tear: Thoughts return to scenes long past. Time rolls on. but memories last. DEVOTED WIFE, M. LILLIAN HAW KINB. •_ LEWIS. ROBERT M. My dear Robert, somehow I lust can’t understand Why you went away: Although. It’s two years today. June 2 4. 1962 It seems but yesterday. Your home shall never forget vour smiles. The loy you brought each day. \ But we shall strive to keep It as bright As you wished It to be. YOUR LOVING MOTHER. MRS. SADIE M. LEWIS: SISTER MRS. EDNA M. BARNES: NIECE. MISS BARBARA M BARNES. , » OERTEL. NELSON. In loving memory of our dear son. NELSON OERTEL. who left us five years ago today. June 22. 1949. Gone but not forgotten. MOTHER AND FATHER. PELHAM, HATTIE V. In remembrance of our dear mother. HATTIE V. PEL HAM. who passed away suddenly one yearuo today. June 22. 1953. God Ave ua a wonderful mother. Her life was a beautiful memory, Her absence our silent grief. And when on earth her work was done. He called her home to rest. DAUGHTER. SON AND SON-IN-LAW. RUTH. WILLIAM AND EDWARD. » BOY. GRACE. In loving memory of our own dear GRACE ROY. Lcvinu thoughts of one so dear Often bring a silent tear: Thoughts return to scenes 'long past. Time rolls on. but memories last. I HARRY AND MARIE. « WRIGHT. MARJORIE GREENWOOD. In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, MARJORIE GREENWOOD WRIGHT, who passed away eight years ago today, June 22, 1946. Like ivy on a withered oak. When all other things decay, Our love for you will still keep green And shall never fade away. THE FAMILY. » WEIGHT. ~ MARJORIE G. In loving memory of my dear friend, MAR JORIE O. WRIGHT, who departed this life eight years aco today. June 22. 1946. To live la the hearts of those . >“ ■SL&.jTAJBfa- • . Dr. Emile Malakis, 56, _ Johns Hopkins Professor By the Associated Press BALTIMORE, June 22.—Dr. Emile Malakis, French literature scholar, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Sunday after a long illness. He was 56. Dr. Malakis was professor of Romance languages at Johns Hopkins University. He was made an officer of the French Academy in 1935 and a chevalier of the Legion of Honor in 1949 for his “efforts in this country on behalf of the French people and for his recognized scholarship in French litera ture.” ' * Dr. Malakis is survived by his wife. Frederic A. Garges, Retired Tax Lawyer And War Veteran Frederic A. Garges, 71, who re tired in 1948 as attorney in the chief counsel’s office of the In ternal Revenue Service, died yes terday at Hahnemann Hospital. He lived at 3414 Quesada street N.W. Mr. Garges was born in Knob Noster, Mo., and was graduated from West Point. He was a liaison officer between American and French forces during World War I and received the Medal of Verdun. After the war he was graduated in law from George town University. He began em ployment with the Internal Rev enue Bureau in 1921. Mr. Garges was ft member of the American Legion, Knights of Columbus qpd the Holy Name Society of the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament. Survivors are his widow, Ellen C.; a daughter, Mrs. R. F. Sapp, 4615 Glenbrook parkway, Be thesda; two sons, Carl F., Char lotte, N. C.; John F., 4400 Rose dale avenue, Bethesda; a brother, Carl W. Saul, Palo Alto, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Allen Ede, Orange, Calif., and 10 grandchildren. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Blessed) Sacrament Catholic Church, Western avenue and Quesada street N.W. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Joseph C. Tucker, Medical Library Aide Joseph C. Tucker, 49, chief of the administrative division of the Armed Forees Medical Li brary since 1951, died Friday at George Washington Hospital. He lived at 4503 Four-Mile Run drive, Arlington. Mr. Tucker was born in Ruf fin, N. C.. the son oi the late Dr. F. Preston Tucker. He at tended Mars Hill (N. C.) College and had studied at Corcoran School of Art and the Art Stu dents League of New York. His hobby was oil landscape paint ing. Mr. Tucker began work in the office of the Surgeon General of the Army in 1934. Later he was in personnel work at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. He received a. citation in 1946 for meritorious service from the Civilian Awards Committee. Survivors are his widow. Louise McL., who works in the Bureau of Ordnance Technical Library of the Navy Department, and several brothers and sisters in North Carolina and Ohio. Services and burial were held yesterday in Milton, N. C. Dr. Gideon Sundback, Perfecter of 'Zipper' By the Associated Brass MEADVILLE, Pa., June 22. Dr. Gideon Sundback, 74, who perfected the slide fastener or “zipper,” died yesterday. Dr. Sundback was a member of the Board of Directors of Talon, Inc., and was president of two Talon subsidiaries— Lightning Fasteners, Ltd., St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada, and Mexico Fastener Co., Mexico City. He was born in Sweden in 1880' and was educated in Sweden and in Germany. He came to the United States in 1903 and was first employed by the Westinghouse Electric Corp. In 1906 he joined the Automatic Hook & Eye Co., Hoboken, N. J., which manu factured the forerunner of to day’s slide fastener. The firm later was transferred to Mead ville and renamed the Hookless Fastener Co. Eventually, it be came Talon, Inc. , Surviving are his widow, Mar guerite. Meadville, and four children, Mrs. John Klingener, Meadville; Paul, Youngstown, Ohio, and Richard and Eric, both of Saegerstown, Pa. Funeral services will be held Thursday*- James Lloyd Mcßride, Retired Army Chaplain By the Associated Press PENNEY FARMS. Fla., June 22.—The Rev. James Lloyd Mc- Bride. 61, retired Army chaplain, died at the Lake City Veterans Hospital Sunday. A native bf Romulus, Mich., the Rev. Mr. Mcßride served churches in Chicago and Duluth and was a missionary to Alaska for four years. He was ordained in the Presbyterian Church. USA (Northern branch), in 1907. He was a chaplain (colonel) in the Army in both World Wars, received the Legion of Merit and was the author of seven books. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. The body will be sent to Arlington National Cem etery at Washington, D. C., for burial. WCTU Head Charges Beer Advertising Puts Alcoholism in Homes ■y the Associated Press Mrs. Glenn G. Hays, president of the National Woman’s Chris tian Temperance Union, said today beer advertising has spread alcoholism “to the right side of the tracks.” Mrs. Hays, in testimony pre pared for a Senate Commerce subcommittee, -said the United States Brewers Foundation has prepared a guide for its mem bers which “reveals the brewers’ plan to enlist mother’s help for more home drinking, by getting her to buy and serve beer and by always depicting ‘nice people’ drinking. , Would’Ban Interstate Ads. The temperance leader’s testi mony was in support of a bill by Senator Langer, Republican, of North Dakota, which would ban interstate advertising of alco holic beverages on radio, tele vision. newspapers, magazines and other media. A similar measure is awaiting action by the House Commerce Committee. Mrs. Hays said, “We cannot make young people into sober citizens by allowing them to be begged from every radio and television to step to the ice box and get a drink. “Let us ban the beer jingles from our radio and TV,” she urged, “ and see what a pro found change it can make in our national thinking.” Predicts Cut in Cfime. Mrs. Hays contended that en actment of the bill would cut al coholism and drink - induced crime in half, adding that “al coholic beverage advertisers have spread alcoholism from the so called wrong side to the right side of the tracks.” The subcommittee yesterday took testimony from Glenn Cun ningham, famous Kansas miler of the 19305. Mr. Cunningham, father of six children, said youthful minds have become “in fatuated” with the attractive ness of alcoholic beverages on radio and television. He said the “liquor people” are looking to their “real new customers from youth.” Chiang Government Awarded $6,368,503 By the Associated Press U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia yesterday awarded the Chinese Nationalist government a $6,368,503.47 judgment against Gen. P. T. Mow, accused since 1951 of em bezzling his government’s funds while director of aircraft and supplies for the Chinese air force in this country. Mow fled to Mexico City in 1952 and has been in jail there since awaiting the outcome of proceedings to extradite him to Formosa to face embezzlement charges. District Judge Edward A. Tamm’s order upheld the find ings of Court Auditor Fred J. Eden filed on April 14. The $6,368,503.47 represents the dif ference between the $55 million the Chinese government said it entrusted to Mow and the amount he reported having spent. Mow’s office-was abolished in May. 1951, after the Nationalist government said he refused to : give an adequate financial ac counting. Judge Tamm’s order granted 1 the Nationalist government the right to funds credited to Mow or his disbanded office in bank accounts in New York, New Jer sey, Washington and Switzer land. Attorneys for the Na tionalist government said suits already have been brought in New York and New Jersey for recovery of the money in banks there. In addition the court gave the Nationalist government owner ship of $2 million in United States Treasury bills. The Chi nese representative said the bills had not been cashed but their whereabouts is not known ex cept for one SIOO,OOO bill traced to Mow’s attorneys. Copt. D., W. Shafer, * Navy Air Officer Capt. David W. Shafer. U. S. N., 49, commanding officer of the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Mustin Field, Philadelphia. Pa„ died Sunday in Philadelphia, the Navy said. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery. I MSCCT unusA suft protects » MOSQUITO, IUOC FIT, Mi AND^CHIGGER m jipp 49* A NMMHWM9 I ODOMBSTOO [ &r?bntfj» today! J ; 1 Unemployment Total Here Declines 2,000; 27,900 Now Listed The number of jobless In the Washington area was pared by 2,000 —down to 27,900 unem ployed—between April and May, it was reported today. The decline was attributed to seasonal increases in jobs in the tourist trade and construction industries by the United States Employment Service. In the corresponding period last year there were 20,200 unemployed. Fred Z. Hetzel, director Os the service for the District, reported that job opportunities for June high school and college grad uates “are not plentiful.” He said the total employment in this area has “remained fairly steady during most of 1954.” “The large influx of June graduates upon this delicately balanced labor market may in crease unemployment to the dangerously high levels of last winter,” he reported. He said the peak unemployment occur red in February when 35.000 per sons were peeking work. Federal employment was down by 300 jobs in the 30-day oeriod between April and May to 227,- 500. Hotels and lodging houses Increased their staffs by 900 persons in the same period while the construction industry added 900. The printing and publish ing industry added 200 workers but the retail trade field reduced employment by 400 jobs. 80,000 Lumber Workers Walk Out on Coast 8y the Associated Press PORTLAND. Areg., June 22. The fir lumber industry was virtually shut down in Oregon and Washington yesterday as more than 80,000 workers went on strike. The redwood lumber industry of northern California was shut down, too. But most lumber op erators in the pine belts of Cal ifornia, Oregon, Washington, Montana and Nevada continued to operate. 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