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Birtij PAR WELL. RICHARD BLAIR. At United Hospital. Philadelphia. April 1948.

to Comdr and Mrs. 5 50n- RICHARD BLAIR FARWELL: grandson of Mr and Mrs. M. Richardson of Pitman. N.

Deaths ALLEY, ALICE ALBERTA. On Sunday. April 11. 1948. at her residence.

811 South 26th Arlington, ALICE ALBERTA ALLEY, widow of Daniel B. Alley and mother of Roy A Edson L. and Wynne G. Alley. Mrs Edna R.

Croft and Eleanor R. Callahan; sister of Charles Grey and Mrs. Maude E. Frost Funeral services on Tuesday. April 13.

at 2 p.m at the Calvary Methodist Church, Arlington, Va. Interment National Memorial Park. Remains resting at the Wheatley Funeral Home ARMENTROUT, MATTIE SUSAN. On Saturday. April 10.

1948. at her home. ave Bethesda, Md MATTIE SUSAN ARMENTROUT. beloved of Martin L. Armentrout and mother of Mrs.

R. Seese, Paul and John D. Armentrout. Remains resting at her late residence. Services Monday.

April 12. at, 2 p.m. at the Washington City Church of the Brethren, 4th and North Carolina g.e. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12 BURKE, ARTHUR.

On Friday. April 9. 1948, ARTHUR BURKE of 1342 Union s.w. He leaves his wife. Julie Burke; two daughters.

Bertha Pinkney and Selina Toye, one son. Leonard Burke; one sister.i Hattie Burke: three brothers. Harrison Eddie and Charles Burke and! many other relatives and friends On! Monday. April 12, after 4 p.m friends! may call at 507 s.w. Funeral serv-l ices will be held Tuesday April 13th at, 1 at Liberty Baptist Church.

23rd st. bet. and Eye sts. n.w Officiating. Hampton T.

Gaskins. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by Eugene I Ford. CONNER. BEN HATFIELD.

On Sunday. April 11. 1948. at the Homeopathic Hos-' pital. BEN HATFIELD, beloved husband 1 of Lorretta Conner and father of Conner of Montrose.

and son of Elle Connor and brother of Harold and Herbert Conner of Montrose. Calif. Fu-1 neral from tne Huntemann Funeral Home. 5732 Georgia ave. n.w..

on April 14. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 13 COOK.

HENRY. On Friday. April ISMS, HENRY COOK of Chesapeake! st n.w.. HENRY COOK, husband of Lillian! Cook and brother of Mrs Daisy Harper, Mrs. Estelle Thomas and Mrs.

Tillie Ann Thomas. Notice of funeral later. Ar- rangements by Malvan At Schey. CORSON. HARRY M.

Suddenly, on Saturday, April 10. 1948. at Emergency Hospital. HARRY CORSON, beloved' father of Robert B. Corson of 5049 New! Hampshire ave.

n.w. Remains resting at Funeral Home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Service and interment Clinton, N.

J. DAVIS, MILDRED PRICE. On Sunday. April 1 1. 1948.

MILDRED PRICE DAVIS of 1326 Girard st. n.w, beloved wife of Thomas E. Davis and daughter of Arthur G. Price of Nashville, Tenn. Also surviving are 2 sisters.

Mrs. Alberta P. Fitzgerald of Detroit. and Mrs Grace P. Goings of Wilmington.

Del one brother. Arthur Price, of Detroit. Mich and other relatives and many friends. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire.

13 DUFFIE, REUBEN R. On Sunday. April 11. 1948. at the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital.

Takoma Park. Md. REUBEN R. DUFFIE of 9512 Garwood Silver Soring. Md beloved husband of Mary Duffie ancf father of Ralph J.

Duffie of, 309 Highview Silver Spring, Md and Mrs. Marlorie Virginia Leming. Mr. i Duffle rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey! Funeral Home.

8434 Ga Silver i Spring, where prayers will be said on Wednesday. April 14 at 9:45 thence to St Michael's Catholic Church! where mass will be offered at 10 a m. for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 13 DYSON. WILLIAM E.

Departed this life on Friday. April 9. 1948. at Gallinger Hospital, WILLIAM DYSON (JELLY), beloved husband of Grace Dyson: of Alvin. Dorothy and Jean Dyson; brother! of Dorothy Ashford; nephew of Janie Dyer; and Effie Penn.

He also leaves a devoted godmother. Emma Jones, and a host of: other relatives and friends. The late Dyson may be viewed at Stewart's Funeral Home. 30 st. n.e after 5 p.m.

Wednesday. where services will be held Thursday. April 15. at 1 p.m. Interment Cemetery.

14 EDMUNDS, MARY ELIZABETH IRENE (LIZZIE). On Sunday. April 11. 1948. MARY ELIZABETH IRENE (LIZZIE) EDMUNDS.

at her residence. 74 st. s.w.. beloved wife of Henry daughter of the late Frank and Christina Sewell, sister of the late Frank Sewell, jr. She also leaves one daughter.

Lillian Barbour; one. brother. Johnnie Sewell: somewhere in the world one foster brother, John Ernest Young; one niece. Mrs. Willena Hopewell; three other nieces, six nephews, three brothers-in-law.

Arthur and Frank Ed- 1 munds. and Walter Early; four sisters-inlaw. Marv. Catherine and Margaret Edmunds. and Grace Parker Young.

Many other relatives and friends survive. On Tuesday, April 13. after 4 p.m.. friends mav call at Eugene Fords Funeral Chapel. 12l3 4th st.

s.w.. where funeral Services' will be held Wednesday. April 14 at 11 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 13 FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

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9252. Sfatlja FAIRFAX. THEODORE. On Friday. 'April 9.

1948. THEODORE FAIRFAX ot 120 Randolph n.w., brother of Nathan, lei Fairfax of Detroit. and Ernest Fairfax: uncile of Mrs. Otella Foster of Los Angeles. and Flora Fairfax of i Detroit.

Mich Friends may call at the Malvan Schey Funeral Home. New Jersey avc. and st. n.w.. afftr 2 o.m.

Monday. Services at the above funeral home Tuesday, April 13, 1 Interment Arlingj ton National Cemetery. FAIRFAX. THEODORE. Officers and members of Morning Star Lodge No.

40. I. B. P. E.

are I requested to meet at the home. I 15th and Oue sts. n.w Monday evening at 8 in a session of sorrow to arrange for the neral of our late brother. THEODORE FAIRFAX. REESE SCOTT.

Er Ruler. STEPHEN W. JONES. Secretary FALNCE. CORPL.

CHARLES L. S. M. C. On March 10, 1945.

fMgg on Iwo Jima. CORPL CHARLES IgSgf C. FAUNCE. U. S.

M. beloved son of Charles C. and May M. Faunce Inee Foley) and brother of Joan Faunce. Funeral on Wednesday.

April 14, 1948. from the Church of the Nativity, where requiem mass will be offered at 0 a m. Relatives and friends invited. Re-interment at Arlington National Cemetery. 13 FISHER.

ALTON L. On Monday. April 12. 1948, et Georgetown University Hos-: Pita), ALTON L. FISHER of 5900 MacArthur blvd Washington.

D. Remains resting at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home of William Reuben Pumphrey. Notice of funeral later. GARDNER. IDA.

On Saturday. April! 10. 1948. at her residence. 422 1st st.

n.w. IDA GARDNER, beloved mother of George Gardner. Daisy Robinson. Minnie 'Saunders, Paul. John Henry and Eliza Gardner.

She also leaves other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. 1432 You st. n.w.. from 12 noon Monday.

April 12. until 5 p.m. Tuesday. April 13. Funeral and interment Orangeburg.

S. C. 13 GRAY, JOHN C. On Friday. April 9.

1948. at his residence. 104 North Trenton I Arlington. JOHN C. GRAY, husband of Edith L.

Draper Grav and father! of John Colin Gray, jr. Remains resting; at the Ives Funeral Home. 2X47 Wilson blvd Arlington. until April 14 at 11 a.m.. thence to Fort Myer Chapel where funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 13 GREEN. JAMES E. On Sunday. April 11.

1948. at Casualty Hospital. E. GREEN of looti 44th st re. beloved husband of Mary E.

Green. Also surviving are three sisters. Mr'. Annett Hawkins. Mrs.

Ida Dave and Mrs. Helen Ross; four brothers. Joseph William James A. and Richard S. Green, and other relatives and many friends.

Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire. GREENFIELD. ODA BELLE. On Sunday.

April 11. 1948. at Emergency Hospital. ODA BELLE GREENFIELD Of 9901 Moss Silver Spring. beloved wife of Raymond E.

Greenfield Mrs. Greenfield rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey P'uneral Home. 8434 Ga. Silver Spring.

until 1:30 P.m. Services on Monday. April 12 at 2 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church.

Colesville rd. and Highland dr. Services and interment Douds. Iowa. HARKINS.

WILLIAM. On Saturday. April 10, 1948, at Suburban Hospital. Bethesda. Md WILLIAM HARKINS of White Oak.

beloved father of Mrs. Viola Hughes of Coatesville, and Raymond Harkins of Silver Spring. Services at Takoma Funeral Home. 2A4 Carroll Takoma Park. D.

on Tuesday, April 13. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment George Washington Memorial Cemetery. HOWARD, MARY L.

On Friday. April 9. 1948. at her residence. Lincoln Park.

Rockville. MARY L. HOWARD, beloved wife of Fred Howard, loving mother of Helen Duflln. Nancy Pagan. Lucille Davis.

Vicilla Waters. Colston and John Howard; sister of Marion Smith, Maggie Shelton, Josephine Breackenridge, Hattie Lewis, Carrie Pagan, James and William Wood. Also surviving are fourteen grandchildren. five great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Body will lie in state at the Mount Calvary Baotist Church.

Lincoln Park, Rockville, after 5 p.m. Monday. April 12, where funeral services will be held on Tuesday. April 13, at 2 the Rev. Ernest Palmer, pastor, and the Rev.

James Davis officiating. Services by Snowden Davies. 12 HUMPHREY. EDWARD J. On Monday.

April 12. 1948. at Sibley Hospital. EDWARD J. HUMPHREY of 608 Eve st.

s.w.. husband of the late Belle Downs Humphrey: beloved father of Mrs. W. Keely and Mrs. Ruth B.

Haines, and brother of Charles Humphrey. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.

2901 14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday. April 14. at 1 p.m.

Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 33 JOHNSON, GRACE PETERS. On Friday. April 9. 1948.

GRACE PETERS JOHNSON, the beloved wife of Col. John Otto Johnson of Gordonsville. died suddenly in an automobile accident at Charlottesville. Va. Services at 3 p.m.

Sunday, Christ Episcopal Church. Gor- donsville. Va. Graveside services Arling- ton National Cemetery 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 13.

12 JOHNSON. IRVING W. On Saturday, April 10, 1948. at Hospital. IRVING JOHNSON of 2244 OntaYio beloved husband of Mary Harris Johnson and devoted father oC Irving.

Emory. Walter, Thelma and Irma Johnson. Mrs. Ethel Medley and Marjorie King. He is also survived by two grandchildren.

Jewelle Medley and Garland King; two sisters. Mrs. Grace Richardson and Miss Ida Johnson; one brother. George of Philadelphia. a number of other relatives and many friends.

Notice of funeral later. KIES. ELIZABETH FLETCHER. Suddenly. on April 11.

1948. at her residence. St. Anne Arundel, ELIZABETH FLETCHER KIES 'nee Hush), beloved wife of William F. Kies, sr.

Funeral Wednesday. April 14. at. 2 p.m., from the Taylor Funeral Chapel. 147 Gloucester Md.

Interment St. Anne Arundel County. Md. 14 LEWIS. ETHEL NOYES.

On Sunday. April 11. 1948, at Emergency Hospital. ETHEL NOYES LEWIS, the daughter of; Frank B. Noyes and the late Janet N.

Noyps and mother of Willmott Lewis, jr Services will be held at St. John's Lafayette Square n.w., on Monday, April 12. at 3 m. Interment private. MAWSON.

CHARLES EARL. On Saturday. April 10. 1948. at his home.

.5805 st. n.w., CHARLES EARL MAWSON. beloved son of Jobe A. and Mary E. Mawson.

and brother of Thomas. Robert. Joseph, Edward Lee and Richard Mawson and Mrs. Mary Bicksler. Services at the above address on Wednesday.

April 14. at 1 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemeterv. Services bv Chambers. 13 McKENNEY.

ADELAIDE On Sunday. April 11. 1948. ADELAIDE MAY McKENNEY of 503 11 th st. beloved wife of the late Charles R.

McKenney. mother of Charles Edwin Warner H. McKenney and Mrs. Lula V. Smith.

Friends are Invited to call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.e where services will oe held on Wednesday. April 14.

at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13 MENERATTI. LUCILLE WESTOVER. On Sunday.

April 1J. 1948, at United States Naval Medical Center. LUCILLE WESTOVER MENERATTI. beloved wife of Capt. Herbert J.

Meneratti. U. S. retired, mother of Mrs William K. Bonneaux.

Phyllis M. Meneratti and MacQueline Meneratti; sister of Mrs. B. W. Tomlinson.

Services at Funeral Home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w on Wednesday. April 14. at 2:30 p.m.

Interment private. 13 MILLER, JAMES M. On Sunday. April 11. 1948.

at Washington, D. JAMES M. MILLER of 4320 4th st. Arlington, beloved husband of Virginia Pearson Miller. father of Linda Miller; son of Clinton Morris and Leota Miller, brother of Lillian Miller and Mrs Louise Wey.

Notice of funeral services later. MORAN. KATHERINE. On Monday. April 12.

1948. at her residence. 3043 st. n.w.. KATHERINE MORAN, beloved wife of the late John Moran.

Funeral from the James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 31T Pa ave. se on Wednesday. April 14.

at 8:30 a.m: thence to the Church of the Holy Trinity, where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 MORRISON. PETER L.

On Sunday. April 11. 194N. after a short illness. PETER L.

MORRISON of 328 McLeans ave. s.w. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving wife, one son. a niece, other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barnes Matthew's Funeral Home.

614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. ROBERTSON. 1st LT.

SAMUEL U. S. M. C. On February 22, 1945.

on Iwo Jima, 1st SAMUEL ROBERTSON. U. S. M. beloved son of Mabel L.

and Samuel T. Robertson of Waldorf. Md. Remains resting! at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Wm Reuben Pumphrey. Bethesda.

where funeral services will be held Tuesday. April 13. at 2 p.m. Interment; Rockville Union Cemetery. 12 RUSSELL.

ELLA MAE. On Friday. April 9. 1948. ELLA MAE RUSSELL of 40 Eye st.

n.e., wife of Henry Russell: sister of Sterling Smith and Hattie Smith, aunt of Josephine Dgvis. Lillian. Sterling Lawrence. James P. and Robert Smith.

The late Mrs. Russell may be viewed at Stewart Funeral Home, 30 st. n.e.. after fi p.m Monday. Funeral Tuesday.

April 13. at 1 p.m.. at Mount Olive Bapist Church. 6th st. between and sts.

n.e. Interment Hgrmony Cemetery. SAMVELS. ELISE. On Thursday, April 9.

1948. at Gallinger Hospital. ELISE SAMUELS of 306 2nd st. s.w., the loving wife of Georsre Samuels; daughter of Mr. Arthur Rosie; mother oT George.

and Margaret Samuels. She also is survived by five sisters, five brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Re-; mains resting at the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.

3rd and Eye sts. s.w Notice of funeral later. SEITZ, ANNA E. On Sunday. April 11.1 1948.

at her residence. st. s.e..! ANNE E. SEITZ, beloved wife of John A. Seitr mother of Mrs.

Mollie Sokol oski: I grandmother of Raymond Reeves and rrreat-ctandmother of Mrs. Doris Dreos may at William J. Nalley's Funeral Home. 522 8th st. s.e.

Funeral Wednesday. April 14. at a thence to St. Peter's Church. 2nd and sts.

s.e.. where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for thn repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery.

13 SHEFFIELD. MELVIN GRAY. On Saturday. 10. 1948.

at Garfield HosI pital, MELVIN GRAY SHEFFIELD Of 1245 23rd st. n.w., beloved son of Mrs. L. H. Sheffield and the late Lucius H.

Sheffield. Husband of Joan L. Sheffield, father of Melvin Gray Sheffield, brother of Mrs Vera A. Sawyer. Mrs.

Amy L. Hull, Mrs. Mary W. Hairston and Lucius. Victor E.

Albear Edmund K. Maurice Sheffield. Other relatives and many friends Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire. 13 A Mrs.

Ethel Noyes Lewis Funeral Services Held At St. John's Church I Mrs. Ethel Noyes Lewis. 53, daughter of Frank B. Noyes, chairman of the board of The Evening Star Newspaper and the late i Mrs.

Noyes, died yesterday at the Emergency Hospital. Mrs. home was at 1324 Twenty-eighth street N.W. She was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage last Wednesday. She was a native and lifelong resident of Washington.

Educated at Farmington School, she was married in 1926 to Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington correspondent of the London Times. They were divorced at Lake Worth, in 1939. Mrs. Lewis was a member of the Chevy Chase and the Sulgrave Clubs. Surviving are her father.

Mr. Noyes, and a son, Willmott Lewis, a student at Yale. Funeral services were held this afternoon at St. John's Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square. Burial was private in Rock Creek Cemetery.

SIMMON'S. OLIVER G. On Friday. April tt, 11)48. OLIVER G.

SIMMONS of Vienna. Va, beloved husband of Mrs. Dual Simmons, father of Mrs. Tom Loveil of West Port. Va, and Miss Olive D.

Sim- mons. Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.

3801 14th st. n.w. Funeral services at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va, on April 13, at 1 p.m.

Interment 'Arlington National (Cleveland Plain Dealer please copy.) 12 i SMITH. WILFRED. Suddenly, on April liI. 1948, at Hospi.al, WILFRED SMITH, devoted husband of Mrs. Maty H.

Smith: father of Ethel, Eleanor. Catherine and Pernell Smith: grandfather of Edward Smith. Also surviving are many other relatives and friends. After 4 p.nr, Wednesday, friends may call at the Dovie G. Brooks Funeral Home.

1-th and Fla. ave. n.w, where funeral services will be held Thursday. April 15, at 1 p.m. Interment Payne Cemetery.

14 SNEAD. CHARLES WESLEY. On Wednesday. April 7- CHARLES WESLEY SNEAD of 1217 st. n.w, beloved lather of Charles W.

Snead of Portsmouth, son of James Snead of Miami, and brother of Mrs. Willie Allen and Robert L. Snead, both of Norfolk, Va. Serv2the S. H.

Hines Co. Funeral Home, 14th st n.w, on Tuesday, April 13. at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 12 SOGHOMONIAN.

EDWARD O. On Sunday. April 11. 1948. at his residence.

714 1 st n.w., EDWARD G. SOGHOMONIAN. husband of Marian Soghomonian: father of Agnes. Edward Rosie and John Soghomonian. Friends may call at Chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania ave.

n.w, where prayers will be said on Wednesday, April 14. at 9:30 a.m. Mass will be offered at St. Mathew's Cathedral. Connecticut.

and Rhode Island aves. n.w, at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Monday. April 12.

1948. LELA ST. CLAIR, beloved mother of William N. and Paul M. St.

Clair Remains resting at Chambers Funeral Home. 517 11th st. s.e, until Monday. April 12 at 9 m. Services and Interment in Harrisburg, Pa.

THOMPSON. MARY ALICE. Died on Sunday, April 11. 1948. at Winchester, Va MARY ALICE THOMPSON, widow of William A.

Thompson and beloved mother of Mabel I. Thompson. Funeral services at Funeral Home, 455 North Londoun at, Winchester, Va, at 10 a m. Tuesday. April 13.

Interment at Glenvood Cemetery, Washington. D. at 1:30 p.m. same! day. TOWER, LAURA E.

Oil Sunday. April' 11. 948, LAURA TOWER, beloved mother of Mrs. Howard C. Wright.

Mrs. Fred Brown. Ray Arthur L. and Jean L. Tower.

Services at the W. W. Deal Funeral Home, 4812 Georgia n.w,' on Monday. April 12, at 2 p.m. Relatives! and friends invited.

Interment West Lenox, Pa. TRAINOR. EUGENE F. Suddenly, on Monday. April 12.

1948. at his residence. 809 Emerson st. n.w, EUGENE F. TRAINOR.

beloved husband of Mary Claire Trainor and father of Eugene H. Trainor. Mrs. Marion Gottschalk. Mrs.

Lorraine Dalton. Mrs. Loretta McLaughlin and brother of Flora Trainor. Funeral from the above residence on Thursday, April 13 at 8:30 a.m. High requiem mass a' St Gabriel's Church at 9 a.m.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends Invited. 13 TRICE, LAWRENCE ELLIS. On Thursday. April 8.

1948. at the Naval Hospital, Bethesda. Md, LAWRENCE ELLIS TTIICE of 16 st, s.w, beloved husband of Mrs. Catherine E. Trice, father of Lawrence.

Jr, and Mrs. Doris Judd, brother of Thomas Trice and nephew of Mary Gray. He also leaves other relatives and friends. After 10 a.m. Monday, April 12.

friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral services Tuesday. April 13.

at 1 p.m at the Mount Horeb Baptist Church. 16th and sts. n.e. Rev. C.

H. Fox officiating. Relatives and friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 13 WARNER. EUNICE KEATING.

On Monday. April 13. 1948, at her 2017 Allen pi. n.w, EUNICE KEATING! WARNER, beloved sister of Dr. Richard A.

Warner. Notice of funeral later. WILLIS. THOMAS CAPEL. On Monday.

April 12. 1948. at the Washington Sani-; tarhim. THOMAS CAPEL WILLIS, husband of Katherine Malone Willis; father! of Mrs Omar Norman Spain and Mrs. Louis Joseph Crusco: brother of Mrs.1 Frank Hume Crimes of Washington.

D. James Houston Willis of Birmingham. Sidney Willis of Detroit. and Bennett Willis of Washington. D.

C. Services will be held at Gawler's Chapel. 17ft0 Pa. ave. n.w..

on Wednesday. April 14. at 2 p.m. Interment Fairfax. Va.

13 WILLS, T. WRIGHT. On Saturday. April 10. 1948, at his residence.

181ft Minn. ave. s.e., Washington. D. T.

WRIGHT WILLS, beloved husband of Nina Reichard Wills and father of Mrs. Edward Turner of Aquasco. and Doyne R. Wills of Indian Head. Md.

Funeral on Tuesday. April 13, from his late residence. Bel Alton, Md. Mass will be offered for the repose of his soul at 10 am at St. Ignat.ious Church.

Chapel Point. Interment church cemetery. In Memoriam ARNETT. LUCY. In loving memory oi our mother.

LUCY ARNETT, who passed away nine years ago today, April 12, 1939. Since you went first and we remain' One thing we would have you do: Walk slowly down that beautiful path, mother For some day we will follow you. Eternal rest give her. dear Lord, and may her soul rest in peace. HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.

BAYLOR. WILFORD. A tribute of love and devotion in memory of our son and i father. WILFORD BAYLOR, who departed this life two years ago today, April 12, 1946. The stars are brightly shining Upon a silent grave.

In it lies a Drecious one We loved, but could not save. The love you gave us many years Shall never from us depart. Though you have gone beyond our reach You are always in our hearts. FROM MOTHER AND DAUGHTERS BEATRICE. SARAH AND THELMA.

BAYLOR, WILFORD. A tribute of love to the beautiful memory of my darling brother. WILFORD BAYLOR, who left me two years ago today. April 12, 1946. When I cross the narrow sea of death And reach that heavenly shore.

greet my darling brother Where parting will be no more. HIS DEVOTED SISTER ETHEL. CARDOZO, FRANCIS LEWIS. In loving memory of our father. FRANCIS LEWIS CARDOZO.

who died suddenly four years ago today. April 12. 1944. FROM HIS DAUGHTERS. MRS.

MARGARET C. HOLMES. MRS. ELIZABETH BARKER. MRS EMMETA DAWSON.

MRS. FRANCES C. PAYNE. MRS. CATHERINE C.

LEWIS. AND SON. DR. W. WARRICK CARDOZO.

CARROLL. ROBERT L. An everlasting tribute to the memory of our father. ROBERT L. CARROLL, who left us ten years ago today.

April 12. 1938. From one we've loved most dearly We can never be For all we've shared together Lives forever in our hearts. HIS CHILDREN. i CORBIN.

DOROTHY L. In loving mtmi ory ol our loving wife and mother. DOROTHY L. CORBIN, who departed this life two years ago today, April 12, 1946. A face that is ever before us, i A voice we cannot forget.

A smile we shall love forever; She had a smile for every one and a heart of gold. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. LUCILLE LOWE. AND HUSBAND, WALTER CORBIN. COSTELLO, JULIA A.

A tribute of i love and devotion to the memory of our i beloved mother. JULIA A. CASTELLO. who this life one year ago today. April 12.

1947. Your gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall. You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all. The voice is mute and stilled the heart That loved us well and true. Ah.

bitter was the trial to part From one so good as you. You are not forgotten, loved one. Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore.

As time goes by we miss you more; Your loving smile, your gentle face No one can fill your HEINTZ. REBECCA 8. In sad but loving memory of our dear mother, REBECCA S. HEINTZ. who died live years ago today.

12, 1943. Loved In life and remembered in death. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS. BERTHA i H. BEHREND AND FREDA M.

KNIGHT. Dr. Albert F. Woods, Former Maryland U. President, Dies at 81 Dr.

Albert Fred Woods, 81, former i president of the University of Maryland, who held many offices in the Agriculture Department, died today at Prince Georges General Hospital after a five-month illness. He suffered a stroke last Friday. Dr. Woods lived at 4001 Quintana street, Hyattsville. He became executive office of the Maryland State Board of Agriculture and president of the University of Dr.

Maryland in 1917 when it was Maryland State College. During his nine years in office he brought the college up to a Class A rating. Dr. Woods began directing scientific work at the Department of Agriculture in 1926 with the rank then of assistant secretary. In this capacity he was placed in charge of the Graduate School of the department until 1941 when he was made educational adviser.

The school offered undergratuate and graduate courses in a variety of subjects to Federal employes. Retired in 1946. Dr. Woods retired December 31, 1946, and devoted his time to research on the nature and control of plant disease until his illness. He did pioneer research in the nature of mosaic disease to tobacco plants in 1898.

Dr. Woods was born in Belvidere, 111., and grew up on his father's cattle ranch. After punching cows he went to the University of Nebraska and received his B. S. degree.

He was assistant botanist at the university for three years and in 1894 he became assistant chief and physiologist of the Division of Vegetable Pathology for the Department of Agriculture. He was later assistant chief of the Division of Plant Physiology and Pathology and in 1900 became chief of the division and assistant chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry. He was principal pathologist from 1934 to 1938. In 1905 he was United States delegate to both the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome and the International Botanical Congress in Vienna. Dr.

Woods was dean of the Minnesota State Agriculture College and director of the experiment station there from 1910 to 1917. Held Other Offices. Besides serving as United States delegate in Rome and Vienna, Dr. Woods was president of the first International Conference on Agriculture. Forestry and Animal Husbandry held in Washington in 1930 and was president of the Land Grant College Association of the United States in 1925.

He was general chairman of the Committees on Food Production and Conservation of the Maryland Council of Defense in 1917 and was a member of the Botanical Society of America; American Society of Naturalists; American Academy, Political and Social Science; Botanical Society of Washington; Washington Academy of Sciences; the National Research Council; a former president of the American Horticultural Society, and a member of the Cosmos and University Clubs here. Dr. Woods wrote numerous reports and articles in publications of the Department of Agriculture and scientific journals and also was author of plant pathology in the Encyclopedia Americana. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Bertha G.

Woods; two sons, Dr. Mark W. Woods, Hyattsville, cytologist with the National Cancer Institute; Winton D. Woods, Centerville, Ohio; three brothers and a sister in Lincoln, and five grandchildren. Mrs.

Ethel Bender Rites To Be Held in Kitzmiller Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Rafter Bender, 70, great granddaughter of Thomas Wilson, one of the first settlers in Garrett County, were to be held this afternoon in Kitzmiller, Md. Mrs. Bender died Friday in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, after an illness of several weeks. She was a lifelong resident of Kitzmiller and was the daughter of John H.

and Victoria Kitzmiller Rafter. Survivors are two sons, Alva Heath Bender. 4610 Amherst road.j College Park, and Don Bender, Silver Spring, and two grandchildren. It! fUemariam JOHN M. O'BRIEN.

In 'memory of our devoted son. JOHN M. O'BRIEN, who died: April 12. 1945 Anniversary mass at St. Anthony's Church, 12th and Monroe sts.

n.e. May his soul rest In peace. MOTHER AND FATHER. MITCHELL. MARGARET A.

Sacred to the memory of our dear mother and grandmother. Mrs. MARGARET A. MITCHELL, who passed the great beyond nine years ago today. April 12, 1999.

HER DAUGHTERS. SUSIE E. ADDELLE. ROSA BARNES: GRANDCHILDREN. CHESTER AND RUNETTA STEUART: SON-IN-LAW, JOHN BARNES.

OWENS, JAMES F. In loving memory; of JAMES F. OWENS, who passed away eight years ago today. April 12, 1940. Memories are treasures no one can steal.

Parting leaves heartaches no one can heal; Till memory fades and life departs You will live forever In our hearts. HIS LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN REDINGER. STAFF SERGT. FRANK WAGNER.

A tribute of love and respect to our beloved son and brother, Staff Serat. FRANK WAONER REDINGER, who was killed in action at Bad Lauterberg, Germany, April 1945. "I am the resurrection and the life. He that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he St. John.

MOTHER AND DAD. CYNTHIA AND JACK. ROBINSON. JAMES W. In loving memory of my dear husband.

JAMES W. ROBINSON. who entered into eternal rest live years ago today. 12, 1943. I Just a line of sweet remembrance And a memory fond and true, Just a token of my devotion That my heart still grives for you.

DEVOTED WIFE, KATIE ROBINSON. SLAUGHTER, JOHN H. Sacred to the memory of a devoted father, JOHN H. SLAUGHTER, who departed this life eight years ago today. April 12, 1940.

We've but a short while in this world And then we take our leave. Although we know that day must come Those left here are bereaved. 'Tis human to express some grief At our beloved's passing. And yet there's Joy when they've lived so well. The memory is lasting.

HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. JAMES HOWARD AND JOHN SLAUGHTER. MARY WILLIS. GRACE MOZEE AND MABEL HACKNEY. WECKESSER.

JOHN F. In sad but loving memory of our dear husband and father. JOHN F. WECKESSER. who passed away eleven years ago today.

April 12. 1937. WIFE MOLLIS. AND DAUGHTERS MARY ANNIE, CATHERINE AND HELEN. YORK.

LAMAR WATSON. In sad and loving memory of our dearly beloved husband and father. LAMAR WATSON YORK, who was so suddenly taken from us eighteen years axo today. April 12. 1930.

Loved in life, remembered in death. HIS WIDOW AND SONS. Pvt. Norman Friedland To Be Reburied in Arlington Pvt. Norman Friedland, 460 Delafleld place N.W., who was killed March 19, 1945, on Iwo Jima, with the 5th Mamrine Division, will be reburied in Arlington Cemetery at 1:30 p.m.

Wednesday. He was born June 7, 1-924, in Brooklyn N. attended Public School, No. 119 there, and came to Washington in 1941. He worked for the District News Co.

here and joined the Marine Corps in May, 1943. He went through training at Paris Island. S. C. He was stationed at Quantico, Camp Pendleton.

and Hawaii, before that Iwo Jima operation. He is survived by a brother, Albert Friedland, of 3975 Clay place N.E., and his mother, Mrs. Etta Friedland, of 460 Del afield place N.W. George Cottingham, Houston Editor, Dies By Auociotcd NEW YORK, April W. Cottingham.

53, editor ol the Houston (Tex) Chronicle, died at 9 a.m. today of coronary thrombosis at Mayfair House. Mr. Cottingham arrived here yesterday from Houston for a brief visit. His brother, Charles S.

Cottingham of New York, said. He complained that he did not feel well last night. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Frank Pettengill. Mr.

Cottingham was chairman of the Texas Public Safety Commis-j sion. He became editor of the Chronicle in 1934. He left Houston Friday for the trip to New York and was to have attended the convention of the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington later this week. He was accompanied by his wife and daughter, Mary Lee Cottingham. Other survivors include two sons, George and Keith Cottingham, both of Houston.

Corpl. James Patterson To Be Buried in Arlington The body of Corpl. James W. Patterson, who was killed in 1945 while leading a 4th Marine Division infantry squad on Iwo Jima, will be reburied In Arlington National Cemetery at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Corpl. Patterson, a native of Washington, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O.

Patterson, 713 Sheridan street N.W. He was graduated from Central High School here and attended the University of Maryland for three and a half years. He was a member of the Glee Club, the Clef and Key Club and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Commercial PrintersWin $11 Increase in Detroit By th. Associated Press DETROIT, April printers won an $11-a-week wage Increase today under a contract agreed to by commercial printing plants In the Detroit area.

Affected are about 900 members of Detroit Typograprlcal Union, No. 18. It raises salary minim urns from $85 a week on the day shift to $96. Red Radio Official Dies MOSCOW, April 12 Osipovieh Muraviev-Volkonsky, director of the literary and dramatic broadcasting section of the Moscow radio, died yesterday. Deaths Reported From D.

C. Bureau of Vital Statistics. Ida Hill. 94. 2446 Cathederal ave.

n.w. Anna A. Kluge. 82. 1323 Clifton st.

n.w. Stephanie Goldber. 81. 1735 Riggs d1. n.w.

T. Wright Wills. 78. 1815 Minn. ave.

s.e. Mamie Olds. 76. 814 st. n.e.

Mr. Louis K. Papapitcheos, 71, 1493! Meridan n.w. Myrtle Furlong. 71.

3818 Warren st. n.w.1 Bertha Paker, 68. 2116 Kalomara rd. n.w. Louis Adams.

62. 336 11th st. s.e. Stella Seyfarth. 5425 33rd st.

n.w. eorge Norington. 67. 6th st. n.w.

Henry M. Hanson. 57. California. John Core.

48. 1812 Belmont, at. n.w. Charles W. 8nead.

43. 1217 st. n.w. Infant Cheryl S. Murray, 4500 Suitland rd.

s.e. Infant Torrey. 1841 Columbia rd. n.w. William H.

Hall. 73. 216 st. s.w. Robert B.

Taylor. 72. 1215 st. n.w. Mary E.

ilmore. 58, 112 Florida ave. n.w. Tolton. 53.

1911 7th st. n.w. Ella OliDhant. 52. 201 I st.

n.w. Amos Craig. 32. 2241 13th st. n.w.

Infant Allen O'Neal. 1630 Florida ave. n.w. Infant Earl H. Young, 419 8th st.

a.w. Abraham Kaolan. 78, 1209 Staples st. n.e. Elizabeth 8.

Jackson. 70. Culpeper, Va. Nancv E. Jenkins.

68. 3248 st. Homer T. Darliiwton. 66.

Harrington Hotel. Charles W. Smrch. 64. Havmarket.

Va. Raymond Faris. 45. 613 st. n.e.

Oda Belle Crawford, 37, 9901 Massachusetts ave. Sandra L. 1. 824 st. s.e.

Infant Bennett, not stated. Infant. Parker, not stated. Infant Evrit. Odpnton.

Md. Philip Monroe. 59, ensville. Md. Margaret Johnson.

55. 1211 Van Court s.w. Infant Mcride. not stated. Births Reported 'From D.

C. Bureau of Vital Calvin and Euva Allen, girl. Frederick and Doris Baxter. girl Yates and Florence Bridges, alri. Donald and Josephine Camobell.

girl. James and Eleanor Canty, girl. Harold and Wylma Caster, girl. Franklin and. Zora Dennison, girl.

Walter and Adele Diets, girl. Charles and Theresa Farmer, girl. Melvin and Helen Feldberg. girl. Jack and Noreen Ferrell, girl.

Gerald and Theresa Geyer. girl. Kenneth and Lucia Gilbertson, girl. David and Clara Goldstein, girl John and Elizabeth Meenehan. girl.

Marvin and Verna McFeathers. girl. Francis and Hilda McQueeney. girl. Hyman and Lenore Orlin.

girl. Ephrlam and June Ruebush, girl. Samuel and Elisabeth Smith. glrL William and Carrie Smith, girl. Solomon and Loretta Stern, girl.

Fred and Ruth Stevison, girl. Edgar and Doris Stubbs, girl. Leland and Lucile Stump, girl. John and Marie Thompson, girl. William and Margaret Warner, girl.

John and 'Joyce Warren, girl. James and 8usie Bush rod. girl. John and Josephine Doster, boy. 1 Walter and Gabrielle Ellis, girl.

I Thomas and Florence Freeland, girl. Henry and Lela Harps, boy. i Paul and Susan Harris, boy. i Henry and Neomie Jennings, boy. Charles and Mary Johnson, girl.

William and Evelina Johnson, girl. Clyde and Viola Jones, girl. Marion and Ida Kins. girl. Henry and Frances Lewis, boy i Ben Hatfield Conner Dies; Associated Press Writer Ben Hatfield Conner.

47, Associated Press staff writer here who was formerly chief of the AP bureau at Newark, N. died yesterday of pneumonia at Homeopathic Hospital. He had worked until I Thursday and was taken to the hospital Saturday. Mr. Conner had been with the Washington AP bureau since January.

He lived at the Houston Hotel. A native of Washington State, he began his newspaper career on the I Times in Olympia, and worked on newspapers in California before he joined the AP 19 years ago. He was a field representative the Midwest for the AP at one time and for 10 years was chief of the Newark bureau. He served in the Navy during World War I as a yoeman, first class. Survivors are his widow, Mrs.

Loretta Conner, of Washington; a daughter, Kay; his mother, Mrs. Ella Conner, and two brother. Harold and Herbert, all four of Montrose, Calif. Funeral services have yet to be arranged. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery.

Edward Soghomonian Dies; Keystone Hotel Manager Edward O. Soghomonian, 57, man- ager of the Keystone Hotel for the i last 17 years, died unexpectedly yes- terday at his residence at the hotel, 714 Seventeenth street N.W. Mr. Soghomonian was born in Armenia and came to the United States in 1911. He worked in a factory at Bridgeport, and during World War I served in the Army.

After the war he came to Washington and became manager of the Allies Hotel, formerly in the 400 block of Pennsylvania avenue N.W. In 1931 be was made manager of the Keystone. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Marian Soghomonian: four children, Edward and Rosie, students at Gordon Junior High School: Agnes, a student at Western, and John, who attends Grant Elementary. His mother and brother, who live; in France, and a sister in Rhode! Island also survive.

Requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Matthew's Cathedral, with burial in Arlington Cemetery. Machinists' Union Attacks Stassen on Labor Record The International Association of Machinists attacks the labor record of Harold E. Stassen.

candidate tor presidential nomination, in the latest issue of its weekly paper, the Machinist. Basnig its article on a report from Fred Lutz, an IAM official in the home State of Minnesota, the paper says: Stassen is known in Minnesota labor as a great straddler and not one who has displayed any statesmanship at all. Not a single piece of liberal, social or labor legislation was enacted during his term of office as The former Minnesota Governor is criticised for his approval of the Taft-Hartley labor law, his handling of civil service matters in the State and for campaigning for Senator Wherry, Republican, of Nebraska, in 1942. Mr. Stassen is accused of advocating, while Governor, vicious secondary boycott I I I.

I II 11 MARKERS I FALVEY CO. INC. V4 Established 50 Years UPSHUR ST.NW. Ceauttrj Two District Area Men Among 112 Winning Guggenheim Prizes Two Washington area residents were among the 112 scholars and artists awarded fellowships today by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. The two District area recipients are Robert W.

Frase of Falls Church, now on leave from the Commerce Department, and Charles J. Olson, of Washington, an author who held a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1939. Mr. Frase, a native of Chicago i who is doing graduate work at Har- i i vard University, is studying pro- posals for international control of atomic energy. Mr.

current project is creative writing in the field of narrative. Mitchell Jamieson of Linden, received an award for creative painting. Dr. Stephen Davidson Tuttle, associate professor of music, Univer- sity of Virginia, was granted a fel-; lowship to continue his project on a book on the keyboard works of English composers. The Guggenheim fellowship awards1 were established in 1925 by the late Senator Simon Guggenheim and his! wife as a memorial to their son.

The foundation helps scholars and artists. Hie awards this year total $300,000. Mrs. Wil" Claflin Dies; Resident of City Since 1944 Mrs. William B.

Claflin, 70, Washington resident since 1944, died unexpectedly this morning in her apartment at 2800 Woodley N.W. Mrs. Claflin was bom in Brooklyn. N. the daughter of Henry Dailey, a New York perfume importer, and Mrs.

Evelyn Dailey. She was tha former Evelyn Maynard Allen Dailey and attended Peebles and Thompson school in New York. Mr. Claflin, a retired New York architectural engineer, died in 1938 in California where he and Mrs. Claflin lived for some years.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ruthven E. Libby. 1039 South Twenty-sixth street, Arlington, wife of Rear Admiral Ruthven E. Libby; a son, William B.

Claflin, Hopewell, N. and a brother, Edward M. Dailey of New York. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Funeral Sprays and Flowers May Be Ordered Until 11 P.M.

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