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B-4 Obituaries With Regard to a of Thanks Very often a card of thanks in The Star meets a need which can hardly he solved in any other way. Not only is a gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes but also courteously acknowledges the services and kindnesses of i the many to whom a personal note of thanks cannot well bo mailed or whose names and addresses are not known. Insertion of a card of thanks may be arranged by telephone to The Star, LI. 3-5000. The Evening and Sunday Star Btrtlp CARL EVGENI.

Jr. Born est the Culpeper Memorial Hospital. a to Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.

formerly of Arllnaton, 8 pounds. ounees. brown blue eyes. 21 Inches lons. He Is the grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Carter, 100 Glazier Culpeper. Born July 29. 1991. at 9:82 Named CARL EUOKNE Jr.

thaiha lECHIBON, TOM. On Saturday. July 1961. at District General Hos- OplUl. TOM ATCHISON of 5419 Drake pl.

0., devoted husband of Llssle Atchison, beloved father Mr. Tom Atchison. Mr, Willie Atchison and Mrs. Daisy Sims. He also leaves to mourn his pussine brothers.

Jimmy Atchison and Atchison: other relatives and After 10 a.m. Friday. Au- gust 4. remains wilt lie In state at the Metrotone Baptist Church. 5211 st.

s.e., where funeral services e'wlll be held at 1 p.m., the Rev. 8. C. erLee officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.

Arrangements sby the John T. Rhinos Funeral 3015 12th st, n.e. Inter- Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. JESSE. On Ausust 1, 1061.

rat George Washington University JESSE BAILEY, devoted of Minnie Bailey and of William A- Eugene. John. and Pearl Bailey. Friends call at the Chambers Funeral Funeral services and at the Bailey Cemetery. Ashoeville.

N. C. Barnes. ANNIE E. On Tuesday.

1, 1961. at Providence Hospital. Annie e. barnes of 5710 13th st. n.w., wife of the late R.

Bam.es, beloved mother Mrs. Catherine E. Patterson and "7 the Rev. Frederick W. Barnes.

She Valso leaves to mourn her passing brother, five grandchildren, one "tnlece. four nephews, one daughter- Mn-law, one son-in-law, one foster other relatives and many i friends. Remains resting at the; John T. Rhlnes Co. Funeral 3015 12th st.

n.e. (ample parkins facilities where friends Zmar call after 4 p.m. Friday. 4. After 10 a.m.

Saturday. EAusust 5, remains will lie in state Turner Memorial A. M. E. 600 Eye st.

n.w.. until p.m.. at which time funeral will be held, the Rev. 8. Guiles officiating.

Carver Memorial Park. 4 BBTTB. JEROME WILLIAM. Os 5803 i-loth Hyattaville. Md, on August 1961, son of John H.

and Cath- erlne Betts, brother of John C. Betts. Prayers at Chambers' Pu-4 neral Home. 5801 Cleveland 1 Riverdale. on Friday, August 4, -at 9:45 a.m.

Mass in St. John the "Baptist Catholic Church. 5700 Sar- Saent Chillum, at 10:30 "tin. Interment St. John's Cemetery, e- Queens County, N.

Y. Contributions 7-may be sent to the National Shrine, sr BOSS. ANTOINETTE EBERLY. On August 2. 1961.

in Marblehead. ANTOINETTE BOSS, wife of the late Harry Boss: mother of Mrs. Alexander Heron of Chevy Chase. and TMrs. Arthur Y.

Taylor of Marble-heed. Mass. She also is survived by grandchildren and one Friends may call at Chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania wave. n.w.. after 6 p.m.

Thursday, 3 (courtesy parking oppo-11 tel. where services will be held Friday, August 4, at 1 p.m. private. OLIVE G. On Tuesday.

1,1961. at Providence Hospital. OLIVE G. BUCKLESS of 4529 Hampshire ave. n.w.

She la by a sister, Mrs. Joseph of Culpeper. a -brother. Thomas Hlsle of Wash-Ington, D. and two granddaugh-ters.

Mrs. Glenn Myers and Mrs. Zimmer, both of Washlna- ton. C. Services at the 8.

H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 J4th n.w.. on Friday.

August 4. at a.m. (parking facilities). Internment Cedar HUI Cemetery. gURGESS.

JOHN FREDERICK. Sr. on Tuesday. August 1, at St Petersburg, JOHN BURGESS. beloved of Thelma Gray Burgess a9H father of Donald W.

Burgess r-ot Alexandrla Mrs. Jeanne B. of District Heights. Marjorie B. Stingier of Annan- I -Yj-, Frederick Burgess.

Ulrji at Tallahassee, and brother iOf' Kenneth C. Burgess, of Bethesda. 1 Mo. Services at the Simmons Fu- Home. St.

Petersburg. 2 p.m. Friday. August 4. 3 CANNON, PAULINE G.

On Thursday. 3. 1961. PAULINE G. of 413 12th st.

s.e. Notice of later. Arrangements by I wjggvls. CARTER. UNA FRANKLIN.

On Tues-i A ai. ARTER. daughter of Mrs. Ruth Franklin, mother of Mrs. FI.

H. Ablondl and Mrs. Richard sister ot Mrs. Edward Mrs. W.

B. Assy, Mrs. Arthur Mr Raymond Neuwalt. WUHam L. and J.

Gordon Franklin. .7 Also surviving are four Friends may call at the Memorial Chapel. 520 South Washington Alexandria. Services will be held on Friday. 1 August 4.

at 10:30 a.m., at Christ lac onal Interment Ivy HUI Cemetery. ROBERT EUGENE. On 8,, Ing ton. D. father of Arthur W.

Clarke and grandfather of Mrs. Patricia J. Smith. Mrs. T.

Smallwood. Mrs. Wanda There are five great- grandchildren. Private service and in St. Rural Cemetery, st.

Stephen. New Bruns- wlek. Canada. COLEMAN, MARY LOUISE. On Monday ,31, 1961 at St.

Elisabeths al LOUISE COLEMAN of 764 Rock Creek Church rd. n.w., the beloved foster mother of Mrs. E. and John Little. She Is 1 survived by a niece.

Pearl and many friends. Friends Jare invited to call at the William WSpangler Funeral Home. 524 Bth st. an.e., after 2 p.m. Thursday.

August Remains will lie In state from am. until time of services, day wA a 4 a Trinity E. Zion Church. 6is Park rd. 1 Interment Harmony Cemetery.

F. 3 B.J. REV. JOSEPH F. Suddenly, on Wednesday, August 2.

1961, Providence Hospital, REV. xt JOSEPH F. COSENZA, S.J.. son of Mrs Settlma Cosenta and brother ot Mrs. Esio Zuccarrlnl.

Friends may call at St. Aloyslus Rectory. 19 Eye at. n.w., after 4 p.m. Thursday.

gust 3: after 3 p.m. Friday. August -4, in St. Aloyslus Church: Office of the Dead at 10:30 am. Saturday, 5.

Requiem mass at 11 a.m. Interment Community Cemetery. Georgetown University. 4 OOSTANZO. MILDRED E.

On Tues- day. August 1. at the tlonal Institutes of Health. MIL- DRED E. CONSTANZO Os 234 Eye -st.

s.w, beloved mother ot Joyce Mildred Juanita Nancy Lewis F. and Robert M. Costanso: devoted daughter of Mildred and Louis Welnkam. sister of Patricia Moneymaker and Dorothy Cqoke. may eall at the Rinaldi Fu- neral Home.

816 st. n.e.. from 7 9 p.m. Wednesday, August 2. sc Services at St.

Dominic's Catholic er Church. 439 6th st. s.w., at 10 a.m. Thursday. August 3.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rinaldi Funeral Home FUNERAL DIRECTORS Burial $250 818 St. N.E. LI. 3-4880 Crematorium J.

William Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4th St. and Mass Ave. N.E. LI.

3-5200 ast CEMETERY LOTS CEDAR HILL grave, sites, section 23. lot 130. 8375, terms. RA. 6-2268.

4 rational memorial choice lots, eight gravesites, for value. $3,000, or will sell two sites for KE. 6-8425. of Last Supper, in Port Lincoln Cemetery; reasonable. BA.

9-5092. O'- THE EVENING STAR Washinfton, D. C. Thvradaj, Aufuit 3,19 fl SrailjH DANNE, WILLIAM HEBBEET. Sr.

On Wednesday. August 2, 1961, at the J. nd ixther of Mrs. Joan B. Miller.

Carol Susan and William H. BofTls soul en Saturday. Auat 10 a.m„ at St. John the Sf funeral jniii 2 Thursday, Au- DANNE, W. MEBBEBT.

Washington JU General Assembly. Fourth DedCKS will assemble at the Werner Spring. at 8:15 p.m. Friday, August 4. 1961, for the recitation of the rosary.

LEO J. McLARNEY. P. N. 4 DAVIS.

WILLIAM G. on Tuesday. August 1, 1961. WILLIAM G. DAVIS of 1201 You st.

n.w.. son of Virginia Davis. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by Jarvis. DEANE.

CHARLES D. On Wednesday. August 2. 1961. at his home.

CHARLES D. DEANE of 4016 Woodland Annandale. beloved husband of Violet hfae father of Marie Stelonls of Arlington and Robert Jones of Pittsburgh. brother of Mrs. Maude Trammell Mrs.

Anna B. Taylor, both of Falls Church, Mrs. Hoselteen Arlington Mrs. Dorothy Tennison of Washington. Prank Deane of Madison.

and Russell Deane of Green County, "7 three grandchildren. Friends may call at the Robert Murphy Funeral Home. 3524 Columbia pike. Arling- Va her services will be held on Saturday. August 5.

at 1 p.m. Intorment Cedar Hill Cernawry. 4 JE ted WJUlam P. Dent. 41 48 survived by an aunt.

Helen Thomas of New York. e. Jane Brown, and a Mary E. Dent. Prom 4 Thursday, August 3.

call at the Morrow Woodford Punerel Home. 1622 11th the rosary will be p.m. Mess will be Friday. August 4. at 9 a.m., Mne Catholic Chureh, 12 IJth st.

n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Family may be contacted at 4038 Ely pl a Telephone LU. 1-0265. 3 DE SANTIS.

DB. HENRY On Tues- 4 18 his resi- dence Ist St s.w DR. HENRY 7n i ts De dr rl nd "cUI fc.a’&s 4 th Prayers will be offered on Frldar 4 a II Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. DE WITT. GERTRUDE MAY.

On Tues-So'a A au at home. wPS a GERTRUDE MAY DE WITT, formerly of 3709 St. SnrinMleld, Ohio, wife of the lete Amos D. DeWitt, moth. Sr Er O- McCord and sister Ba JP i 8 1 A nd th Clarence W.

Sweet. Mrs. DeWitt rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home. 8434 Georgia av" niT? Sprln Md.

(parking Services Friday. August 4, pal Chureh. hock Creek Church rd. n.w. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- Mp 3 era DORSEY, AUGUSTUS H.

On Monday. MJhTtn 5r ve 40 mourn a wife. Mrs. Mer Jorie Dorsey: five devoted daughters Mrs. Nettle Norris.

Mrs. anc, Hou rt(. Mrs. Louise Chapman. Mrs Lillian Parr and Mrs.

Plorance Byrd; six grandchildren, great-grendchlMren: one sister. Mrs. Mary Mortlnes; one stepson. Watts; four sons-ln-law. a XSl atIT friends.

TJ lur da August 3. I ln st at the Al Chapel Church. Wheaton. Where funeral Services will be held rida Au ,1 p.m.. the A.

Bell officiating. Incmm 1 ert Howard County. Md. The family may bo sl Wheaton lane. Wheaton Md.

Services by Snowden. 3 EVERHART, MABIE. Qn Tuesday Au- Frederick. aunt of Carlton and Ba aer Charles. Phillips Pr and Mrs.

Marlon by 12 nieces. Friends mtv 11 Home. Massachusetts ave. n.e.. wln be Friday! 4 at I Dm Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.

3 I Mabie. The officers and members of Esther Rebecca 1A Lodge. No. 5, I. 0.0.

are hereby notified of the death slater, marie IkV EVERH a RT Funeral from 'the MW Lee Funeral Home. 4th at. and fUf Massachusetts avenue n.e.. on Friday. August 4.

1961, at 1 p.m. BERTHA M. MILLER. Noble Grand. ANNA W.

WARRIN. Secy. GOUGH. RICHARD SOTHORON. On 2 JMI.

RICHARD SOTHORON GOUGH of Laurel. beloved husband of Katharine L. Oqueh. Funeral services from the Donaldson Funeral Home. 313 Laurel.

on Saturday. August 5. at 11 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting hours.

2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30. 4 GRAY RALPH W. On Tuesday, AuoYX.L Docto, Hospital. RALPH W. GRAY of 2314 Nicholson st.

s.e. beloved husband of a a rav 8 of Mrs. Mary Alice Gray stepfather of John A. Ingledue. Funeral services at the Simmons Bros Funeral Home.

1661 Good Hope rd. s.e. (parking facilities), on Friday, August 4, at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 HAGAN, HAZEL E.

(BETTY). iid 1 4 zt Swain and Kathryne M. Ua Hae re S. ta at th War- a Pumphrey Funeral Home. JdM Georgia Silver Spring, Da Z.

kl 1 fxcllltles). Mass will be 2. repose of her soul day SU2U5 U2U8 a.m.. at l- John Baptist de La Salle Church. 5700 Sargent Chillum.

Md. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. HERMAN. MARGARET A. On Tuesday, August 1.

1961. In Brockton, MARG A RET A. HERMAN of 2 Webster st. n.w., wife of the late Moses Herman, mother of Harold Herman, sister of Mrs. Gertrude Knight and Mrs.

Sadie Parker. Friends may call at Chanel. Pennsylvania ave. n.w.', after 12 noon. Thursday (courtesy parking opposite), where services will be held on Friday.

August 4. at 3 p.m. Interment Washington Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. HERRMANN, MARGARET TEGELER (MRS. J.

PHILLIP). On Wednesday August 2. 1961. at Georgg Washington University Hos- Eltsl MARGARET TEGELER HERRIANN of 3930 Connecticut ave. n.w beloved wife of the John Philip Herrmann; mother of Katharine.

Phyllis and Jane Herrmann. Dorothy Colatemlna. Margaret Ball and Ruth McCormack. Friends may call at the Gawler Chapel. 1756 Pennsylvania ave.

n.w., on Thursday, August 3, from 12 noon to 10 p.m. (courtesy parking opposite). Funeral services and interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions may be made to the Young Christian Association. 3 HOLMAN.

DANIEL HENRY, Sr. Os 3315 Chauncey Mount Rainier, on July 31. 1961. father oi Mrs. Anthony Angelini and Daniel Henry Holman.

beloved fatherin-law of Mrs. Terry Holman: brother of Mrs. Edward Schmidt, Albert and Robert Holman. Three grandchildren also survive. Remains at Chambers' Funeral Home.

5801 Cleveland Riverdale. until Friday, August 4, at 8 a m. Services In the Emanuel Methodist Church. Beltsville. at 10 a.m.

Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. Laurel. Md. 3 HORNSBY, CLARA C. Suddenly, on Friday.

1961, In Rochester, N. CLARA C. HORNSBY of 55 South Huntington Jamaica Plain. Mass. She is survived by three sisters.

Mrs. Louise C. Montgomery. Mrs. Daisy Jones and Mrs.

Eva Mansfield, and many other relatives and friends. After 3 p.m Friday. Auinist 4. friends may call at Lowe's Funeral Home. 1425 Maryland ave.

n.e., where services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday. August 5. Interment National Harmony Memorial Park. Pamily may be contacted at 765 Princeton pl.

n.w. 4 HOWARD. CORA A. On Tuesday. Au- Rust 1 1961, at her residence.

4425 ew Hampshire ave. n.w., CORA A HOWARD (nee Ganley), beloved wife of the late Ernest Howard, Brand mother of Mabel B. Waters. Isabel! E. Thomas.

Joseph P. Howard. Magdalene A. Harding. Lawrence A.

Howard, and sister of Lillian Steltz of Baltimore, Md. Funeral from the above residence, on Friday, August 4. st 9:30 a m. High requiem mass at St. Church, Grant circle, at 10 a Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited. (Baltimore, papers please copy.) 8 Sratfjjs HUTCHINSON. DB. JOSEPH HAYMOND BERRY. On Tuesday.

August 1. 1961, st Georgetown University Hqwital, DR JOSEPH RAYMOND BERRY HUTCHINSON of 3157 North 19th Arlington. beloved husband of Mary K. Hutchinson. father of Dr, J.

Raymond B. Hutchinson. and brother of Mrs. John C. Sterns.

Friends may call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson Arlington, where funeral services will be held Friday, August 4. at 10:30 a.m, Interment private. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to the of Northern'Virginia 809 North Edgewood Arlington, Va.

8 HUTCHINSON. DB. J. RAYMOND B. The officers and members of Lebanon Chapter.

No. 25. O. E. 8., are hereby notitled ot the death of our late brother.

DR. J. RAYMOND B. HUTCHINv SON, on Tuesday. August 1, 1961.

Funeral services at the Ivos Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson Arlington, on Friday. August 4. at 10:30 a.m. HARRfItTT RALSTON. W.

M. OBIS B. RITTER. Secretary. IRELAND.

ROBERT PARKER. On Tuesday. August 1. 1961, at the Washington Hospital Center, ROBRIT PARKER IRELAND Os 554 aeon Silver Spring. hus, band of Hilda R.

Ireland, father of Geraldine Kathleen Robert and Dennis J. Ireland: son of Mrs Bessie I. Lanphler and W. Parker Ireland and brother of Mrs. Eleanore Barker and Winston L.

Ireland. Memorial service will be held on Saturday. August 5. at 10 a.m.. at Marvin Memorial Methodist Church.

33 University blvd. East. Silver Spring. Md. Sympathy may be expressed In the form of memorials to the American Heart Association.

1154 19th st. n.w. 4 JENKINS, THELMA A. On Tuesday, August 1. 1961.

THELMA A. JENKINS of 616 at. n.w.. devoted wife of Paul L. Jenkins and beloved sister of Mamie Lee.

Estelle Williams, Evelyn Harrol. Ralph. William. Edward. Thomas.

Ranxoe and Jomer Crowder. Friends may eall at the Frailer Funeral Home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w.. on Friday.

August 4. from 3 to 9 p.m. Funeral and interment Monroe. N. C.

JONES, ROBERT LEE. On Sunday. iHILJPa, 18 2 11 Hospital. ROBERT LEE JONES of 228 st. n.e., the devoted husband of Ethel 8 father of Faye Veney and Elbert Jones: the son of Blanche Jones, brother of Lewis.

Julius. James and Idell Jones and Edna Hendricks: grandfather of June and 4K ren Veney and Ivan Leroy Jones. After 2 p.m. on Friday. August 4.

friends may call at the William Spangler Funeral Home. 524 Bth W'fS services will be held on Saturday. August 5. at 4.1 P'kw at Or Mount Zion Baptist Church. 6th st.

and Mary- II nd Interment Carver Memorial Cemetery. KELLT, ROY P. On Monday, 31 1961, et Mound Park Hospital. St Peteraburg. ROY P.

rwt.r.v 4201 30th ave. north. St. 1 loT husband of Mrs. Oay and brother of William and Jack Kelly, both of om I ay JV Friends may call Hines Co.

Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. after Thursday. August 3.

Serv- funeral home on Friday, August 4. at 11 a.m. (parking facilities). Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. KELLY, BOY P.

A special communi- A cation of Naval Lodge, am. August 4. 1961. for the zvvvtA Purpose of conducting the Masonic burial service for our late brother. ROY P.

FRANCIS E. WILLIAMS ROLAND M. BROW? Secy. 3 KELLY, ROY P. Members of the Assoelation ot Retired hereby notified I A I Da lots er RO i kelly At.

Petersburg. on Monday, July 1961. a the Co. Funeral Home. wh? 1 services will be held at 11 a.m.

Friday. Cemetery 4 Interment Port Lincoln SASP. I LANCASTER. Prea. Richard A.

Burton, secy. KELLY, BOY P. Members of the Po- Heemen Association will attend the funeral of their brother, ROY p. KELLY, to be held at the 8 Co. Funeral Home 2901 14th st.

n.w I at 11 a.m. Friday. August 4. 1961. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.

LSCLLIVAN, Pres. KENNETH P. FOLSOM. Secy. KIRKLAND.

MARGARET. On Tuesday. August 1. 1961, at D. C.

General OaP JK a Jx MARGARET KIRKLAND of 4230 14th st n.e.. devoted mother of Choice and Ollie Kirkland. She also leaves to mourn her passing four grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. After 8 a.m. Saturday.

August 5, remains will He state at the Temple Church of God in Christ. 1435 Park rd. n.w.. where funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., Bishop Samuel Kelsey officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.

Arrangements by the John T. Rhlnes Co. Funeral Home, 3015 12th st. n.e. 1 LARRY.

DOROTHY MAE. On Monday, July 31. 1961. DOROTHY MAE LARRY of 323 Bth st. n.e..

wife ol James Larry, daughter ot Annie Jackson and Dennis Mettalr. mother of Lucille Larry and grandmother of Vincent c. Larry she also la by ten brothers and sisters, other relatives and many friends. 0 Friday. August 4.

are Invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1432 You st. n.w. Funerel services; will be held at the Galilee Baptist Church. 200 11th st. August 6, at 10:30 a.m.

Interment Tampa. Fla. 4 VERY. RICHARD JOHN. Br.

On Wednesday. August 2. 1961 at his home. 1602 Dublin Silver RICHARD JOHN LAVERY, Br. husband ot Emma Lavery.

father of Mrs. Lewis 9, Jane Paul G. and Cant Richard John Lavery. brother of Miss Maud Lavery. There also are seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Mr. Lav. ery rests at the Warner E. Pum- ral Home. 8434 Georgia Silver Spring, Md where service will be held in Friday 4 at 11 rl ring facilities).

Interment Parklawn Cemetery. LBB, EDITH R. On Tuesday. August 1, 1961. EOTra R.

LEE of 3013 Burns pl. s.e., beloved wife of James and mother of Joseph A. and Henry Also surviving are other relatives and many friends. After rlday A t- friends are eall the McGuire Funeral Home. 1820 9th st.

Requiem mass will be celebrated at Comforter Catholic Church. 4th and E. Capitol sts. at 10 a.m 8 In Mount T. GIRARD.

On Tuesday, August 1. 1961. T. GIRARD LEE of 9310 lna Bethesda. beloved husband of Dorothy T.

Lee, llliam P. Glides ni of Baltimore, T. Girard Bethesda. brother of Mrs. George B.

Campbell. Long Is- an Robert L. Lint, Jacksonville. and Walter H. Lee, New York City.

One grandchild also survives. Friends are invited to call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert A. where services will be held on Friday, August 4. at ter? Inter ent Ceme- LEEDOM. LENA F.

On Tuesday. August 1. 1981 at Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital. LENA F. LEEDOM of 3 Bright McLean.

I 1 1 Nursing Home, in? 1 George L. and Dor- othy M. Wilson of MeLean. great-aunt of George M. and Buxanne Wilson.

Friends may call at he Funeral Home. 3901 North Fairfax Arlington. from 7 p.m. untn 9:30 p.m. Wednes- SSL.

4 uwat 2 aJ uld 10 a.m. until 6 p.m Thursday. August 3. servlets Saturday. August 5.

at the Schoedlnger Funeral Home. Columbus. Ohio. 3 LOGAN. GEORGE THOMAS (BUDDY).

Xl August 1, 1961. GEORGE T. LOGAN of 2829 Georgia ave. n.w.. son of the late George T.

Losan and Rosetta Logan Bowman. He also leaves to mourn their loss a devoted step-father. James N. Bowman: a loving son. Robert Logan: two sisters, Margaret Robinson and Delores Moore; two brothers.

Beniamin 8. and Edward P. Logan: a grandmother. Elisabeth Ames: two aunts. Mary Cole and Elnora Powell; two uncles, Francis Logan and Reeves Ames.

Other relatives and many friends also survive. After 5 p.m. Friday. August 4. friends are Invited to eall at the Jarvis Chapel.

1432 You st. n.w., where funeral services will be held on Saturday. August 5. at 10 a the Rev. D.

M. Pleasants officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 4 LYNCH. LOUISE.

On Tuesday. August 1, 1961, at Freedmen Hospital, LOUISE LYNCH pf 736 Rock Creek Church rd. n.w., devoted mother of Miss Lola Lynch. Mrs. Catherins Lucas, Mrs.

Genevieve Jackson. Frank Robert and Norman Lynch. She also is survived by four sisters, six brothers, twentyfive grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhlnes Co.

Funeral Home, 3015 12th st. n.e. (ample parking facilities), where friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday. August 4.

Funeral services Saturday. August 5, at 1 p.m., at the Gethsemane Baptist Church. 4th and Hamilton sts. n.w., ths Rev. G.

R. Yancey officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4 MANNING, MARIE R. On Wednesday.

August 2. 1961. MARIE R. MANNINO ot 3631 Everett st. n.w., beloved wife of John J.

Manning. Vice Admiral, (retired) and mother ot Anne M. Manning. Lt. Comdr.

John J. Manning. Jr and Gerald R. Manning. Notice of services later.

MARCUS. ERNEST. On Monday. July 31. 1961.

ERNEST MARCUS of 447 New York ave. n.w.. husband ot Mrs. Mary A. Marcus.

He also Is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Wilhelmina C. Blecker and Mrs. Queen Esther Small; one brother, William L.

Marcus; two undue. Henry and Dalse Toney: one aunt. Mrs. Elnora Toney; other relatives and many friends. Prom 4 p.m.

until 10 P.m. Friday, August 4. friends may call at the Morrow li Woodford Funeral Home. 1622 11th st. n.w.

Funeral services Saturday. August 5. at the House of Prayer. 601 st. n.w..

at 1 p.m. Interxaont New Harmony Cemetery. 4 MARSHALL. MILDRED T. On Ijfll- MILDRED T.

MARSHALL of 320 20th st. n. 0.. devoted wife ot Alphonso R. Marshall.

sister of Mrs. Mae True of Skillman. N. and Mrs. Adelaide of Trenton.

N. J. Other relatives and friends also survive. After 1:30 p.m. Friday.

August 4, friends may call at the Frailer Funeral Home. 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Saturday.

August 5. at St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church. 21st and sts. rr.o.

Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4 MeNEIL. DAVID E. Suddenly, on Tues beloved husband th lav fcn B. McNeil and son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh R. McNeil. He also la survived by a brother. Ms Lauren D.

McNefl. and a sister. Mrs. Cardella Schneider. Relativea and friends may call at the Gasch Funeral Home 4739 Baltimore Hyattsville.

after 11 a.m. on Thursday. August 3. Until 11:30 a.m. on Friday, August thence to the Metropolitan Baptist Church.

6th and A sts. n.e., Washington. D. 1 where services will be held at 2 p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.

Bv request of the family. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympaiS na i th Missionary Fund of ths Metropolitan Baptist Church In care of Miss Pearl Corneal. MeNEIL. JANE E. Suddenly, on I' McNBIL fl Klr oo Hyatts- 'i'lJ and -daughter of and Earnest Sher- 1 rv by her brother.

Mr. (Sonny) Sherman. Relatives and may eall at the Gasch Fii. Hyattsville. after 11 am Thursdw.

August 3. until 11:30 a.m. Friday. August thence to the Metropolitan Baptist Church. 6th and A sts.

n.e. Washington. D. where services will be held at 2 p.m Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery By nr uest of th in lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy Fnnrt nr de the iH" of Metropolitan Baptist neai rCh ln Os Msl earl Cor- MENZIES. EDWARD A.

On Tuesday WoJniV.i 1 lbley Memorial ospi EDWARD A. MENZIES 91. 8 Newport Hyattsville Md beloved! husband ot Louise Mentles. brother of Mrs. Edith Pur- XX.

Agnes Fairbanks Mrs Anan tll a j' or: neph of James ds ca a 8. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.

(parking facilities). Serv. Chureh nn toph 'u Eplsconel BIOO Annenolls on Friday. August 4 at Cemetery 1 Interment Fort Lincoln MILLER, BERTHA 8. On Tuesday at idence! -a Ta st.

Arlington. Va. beloved mother of Pearl Duke and Mrs. Kathrvn of Daniel 1 pelle and Sandra L. Duke: great jo dm of Ann Marie Chap.

lBt It Laura Kllnedlnst. Mrs, Kathryn Freeman te Ebau Eb and Alfred Wenrlch wA 1 he Ivee Funeral me Wilson Ar line ton hfiTi funeral will be a Hospital, La Plata FHY. brothers and two sismeraV Bt Md August 4. at 8 P.m NEELY. ROBERT WILLIAM Jr Tuesday, Aurust i at WabV 1 EeAy Pl a ROBERT 1 beloved husband of Robert William Neely hrnthlw jL RoMrta M'Candlish re Mr ii or arl (Philadelphia papers please copy MrsWtoJ Mrs hl DS and brother ol Crabbs and Mrs Harnin emaina resting at spat ttn 1 4 1 1 1 p.m.

Thursday. RA HE ABRAHAM. On Wednesday. August 2, 1961 ABRA. RAM RATHBPRECHER Os 1203 aI beloved husband of recher father Robert Goverman of Baltimore ric es at the C.

D. Goldbere Son Funeral Home 4217 9th n.w.. on Thursday, August erm Kesher Israel Cem-; n'w ln ournlna at 1203 Floral 3 1 Bl rt HART Os 103 Main on August 1, 1961 of enbe lt he Mrt of J0 5" sn Mrs. Mrs Margaret Stan- ver ett L. Ballard.

Mrs 8 Cha ner a kes A 4 't 11 RIGGT Ur ved hTb a mi Joseph. Bradley. John leT ll ho ot he Unt Ia 1 and friends. Body th! Wa en Puneral Home, 246 North Rockville. Md" i eP Friday, August 4 Dm' tUr ay 5.

at I ffd tt th i Siureh cemrtery Inta RO day 'ju fy A 1 8 de on BuD Robey of Roanoke College. Salem, Va. Memorial the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Bya8 ya a Thursday. 3.

Meu of Howers, the fam. to the Ues contributions be made Private Pund lnt 3 SHERMAN, ERNEST. Suddenly on Tuesday. August 1, 1961. krnkst SHERMAN of 6003 Quintana st hlnw rda eta ts beloved te Sherman and father of Ernest (Sonny) i nd the late Jan E.

nd friends may call a the Gasch Funeral 4739 Jo. 1 0 Hriritarille, aj ter 11 a.m. Thursday, until 11:30 J. aT Auaus to M'tcopolltan Baptist Church. win 22 A ts n.e., where services Fort Uneota SHERMAN.

GENEVA DAVIDSON. Sud- Tuesday. August 1, 1961 SVA 1 A VIDSON SHERMAN of taI J. a 5" Riverdale Heights, beloved wife of the late Ernest Sherman and mother of Ernest (Sonny) Sherman jr and the late Jane E. McNeil She also Is survived by three L.

Davidson. Joe H. Davidson Davidson: three Btei sp 8 Samuels. Rena Boyn- InH Common. Relatives and friends may call at the Gasch om wH 478 Baltimore Hyattsville, after 11 a.m on A5 34 tr fa O1 3 ot the Metropolitan Baptist Church" Inter Fort Lincoln SIMMONS.

EMERY YORK. On Wednesday. August 2. 1961. at the John Dickson home.

5000 14th st nw" EMERY YORK SIMMONS, beloved husband ot May Simmons, father of Mr- Joseph Simmons of Mount ln er Md. Friends may call at Co Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w., after 11 a.m. Thursd August 3.

The rosary will ft a i 8 Thursday. Prayers at the above funeral home on Friday. August 4, at 10:30 a.m. (parking facilities). thence to St.

Catholic Church. 26 Grant circle n.w.. where the holy saerlflJi of the mass will be ottered at 11 a m. for the repose of his souL Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Sratlja SMITH, ADA STEDMAN.

On Wednesday. August 2. .1961, at her residence. 2900 Connecticut ave. n.w„ A A BTEDMAN SMITH, beloved wife of George C.

Smith, sister of Vance Stedman of Alexandria. Richard Stedman of Arlington. of Bteuart. and Mrs. Virginia Tenley of Alexandria.

and Bernie Stedman of Char: lottesville. Va. She also Is survived by. two nephews and three nieces. ay 11 a Oa Chapel.

1756 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., after 12 1 Fridey (courtesy parking opposite). Mass will be offered at St Thomas the Apostle Catholie Church. Woodley rd. and 27th st n.w..

on Saturday. August 5, at 15 am. Interment Mount OHvet Cemetery. 4 Monday. Jute 31.

1961. at her residence. 1536 Ist st n.w., HELEN G. SMITH, wife of the late Edward Smith and devoted mother of Mr. Donald Smith.

She also la survived by one Mrs. Rose Smith, other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhlnes Funeral Home. 3015 12th st.

n.s. (ample parking facilities), where friends may can on Friday. August 4. Funeral services Saturday. 11 a.m..

at the Metropolitan Wesley A. M. B. Zion Church. North Capitol and the Rev.

R. H. Collins Lee officiating. Interment National Harmony Memorial Park. 4 SMITH.

HELEN G. Officers and of. au Association of the Bureau of Engraving 5P Prl tl a hereby notified f. atb lat member. HELEN G.

SMITH. Funeral Saturday. August 5. at 11 a.m ROBERT TATE, Pres LILLIAM E. HOWLAND.

Financial Secy. STERZER, HENRY J. On Tuesday, August 1. 1961. HENRY J.

STBRZER of 5300 Westbard Bethes- belov'd husband -of Mrs. Elsie W. sterxer and father of John N. Starser. Friends are Invited to Call at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert A.

Pumnnrey. Bethesda. Md where services will be held Friday, August 4. at 11 a.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.

SUIT. ALLRN LA VERNE On Tuesday. ALLEN LA VERNE SUIT of ForesrtHle. the beloved brother of Landonla Richardson and Frederick M. Sult.

Funeral from the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1661 Good Hone rd. s.e. (parking facilities), on Friday, Au- UBt 4.

at 2:30 p.m. Services at Enlphany Episcopal Church. Forestville. at 3 p.m. Interment chureh cemetery.

SWITZER. EVA. On Tuesday. August 1. 1961, MRS.

EVA SWITZER of 917 19th st n.e. She Is survived by a devoted husband. Mr. Longworth Swltaer: one son. Longworth Switser, il' father and mother.

Mr. Willie and Mrs. Jennie Green: three sisters, two brothers, other relatives and manv friends. Remains resting at the Horton Mortuary. 1324 You st.

n.w. Friday. August 4. after 4 P.m Funeral Satuadav. August 5.

at th Mount Alrv Baptist Church. 17 st. n.w.. the Rev. M.

Long, jr officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. THOMAS, HALL C. On Wednesday, August 2. 1961.

at the Washington Hospital Center. HALL C. THOMAS, husband of the late Emma Best Thomas and uncle of Bernard F. Miller and Mrs. Gertrude M.

Donovan. Friends mav cal! at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Massaehuaetts ave. n.e„ where services will be held on Friday.

August 4, at p.m. Interment Cedar Hill THDMAR. IDA. On Wednesday, July 1 i IDA th of 2150 Newport pl n.w.. wife of Jake Friends may call at the che Funeral Home.

New Jersey ave. and sts. n.w.. on Thursday. Aurust 3.

after Un al services win be held on Friday. Aurust 4. at 10 ajn. Interment Harmony Memorial nark. TREMBLAY, BABRENA R.

On Tuea- Siw.A.Wif WB J' BABRENA R. TREMBI AT. beloved wife of Staff George A. Tremblay and daughter of Frank Dudley Crier of Bnxtand: alster of Beryl Crier of New Zealand. Jennifer Crier of and Flight Lt.

John Dud- Do fr Friends mar call at the R. J. Murphy Funeral Home. 3524 Columbia pike. Arlington.

after 10 a.m. Thursday. August A. Services will be held at Fort Myer Cbanel, Fort Myer. Va, on Friday.

August 4. at 2 n.m. In: torment Arlington National Cemetery. 3 WADE. LULU D.

Os 329 Rhode Island ave n.e. formerly of Georgetown, pn August 2. 1961. sister of Frank Wade. Services at the Chambers Georgetown Funeral Home.

3073 st. n.w.. on Saturday. Aurust 5. at 12 noon.

Interment Catlett. Va 4 COL. EARL BURT. On Wednesday. Aurust 2.

1961. at AR oV Truman Alexandria SJ i ula of Norfolk: PnT Ms'S nl grandchildren. Funeral services Friday rhlnii 4 'v a 3 at Fort Chapel. Interment Arlington Naat i wK? le 1 da ay at the Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home 1500 West Braddock rd. 7a time of serv- SUSIE JOY.

Suddenly, on 31 1961, SUSIE JOY Ward devoted ot Timothy. Margaret Ann and Catherine B. Ward: her mother. Mn. Arlean Lee.

and her stepfather. Josenh Lee. She also leaves to mourn her one brother three sisters, other Homc'ns at Hnmi Funeral Home. 3015 12th it. n.e.

(ample SSJ? in fac jp j- where friends ay a after 4 V.m. Thursday, 3. and where funeral serv- -T 4 lder a Gamble a i Me WILLIAMS. DAISY M. On Tuesday Pjtal Center.

DAISY M. WILLIAMS of 13 67 Parkwood pl. n.w. She Is a 18 ter Mrs. Pauline xJ a ds Henry: two brothers.

and Walter N. Wilson: an aunt Mrs. Priscilla W. other and After 5 nm Fridav A ugust 4. friends may call at er P' Mason Funeral Home, j-000 Nichols ave.

s.e. Funeral serv- Ices on Saturday August at 1. Bethlehem Baptist Chureh. Nichol, ave and Howard Rev Coates offl- Interment on Monday. Au-1(! a in Arlington Hotlona 1 Cemetery.

Family may be 8 41 1817 A at a ELEANOR. On Tuesday LI- 1961, ELEANOR WOLTER a beloved wife of MrS 01t A nd mother of arby and xtxndmother of Mrs. Joan D. Moore and T. Darby.

Funeral from the n. a Deal Funeral Home. 4812 rala av n.w„ on Friday. Au- Bt f- 2:3 pm Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 3 RODDI ROBERT LOUIS.

D.D. On Tuesday. August 2. 1961, ROBERT LOUIS WOOD. D.D., of 208 Joppi Towson, the husband of Annabel Mason Wood, father of Thornton M.

and R. Bruce Wood o'? Mrs Frances A. Auffinger. ay a at John Burns Sons Funeral Home, 610 York rd Towson. Thursday and Friday.

Services at Towson Methodist Church a day a Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. -DEATHS- Announcements of Services by Chambers Bailey, Jesse B. W. W. Chambers Co.

Dagney. Bertha L. W. W. Chambers Co.

Louviere. w.wVd. $3: W. W. Chambers Ge.

Timothy W. w. Chambers Co. Betts, Jerome W. W.

W. Co. Rector, Ruby H. W. W.

Co. In BUSH. MARIE JORDON. In memory of beloved mother, MARIE JORDON BUSH, who passed away twonty-two year, ago. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EVE- LYN.

JONES. BERTHA A. In loving memory MRS, BERTHA A. JONES, whq passed away one yaar ago today. August 3.

1960. In my heart your memory lingers. Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true. 8 no i a that I do not Talk and think of you. YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ANNA JONES.

vunaarv, RAYFQRD, PERCY J. Enshrined in our hearts are sweet memories of friend, PERCY J. RAYFORD, who passed away so sud-1960 Te 4f 4oday Auaua 3- The cover of life's book Is closed For the one we loved so well. But loving deeds ot bygone days Ara, what the pages tell. Each chanter In It leaves a thought As lovely as can be.

For us, tq keep within our hearts In loving memory. 1 HIS FRIENDS. ST J-AfRA V. and SMITH. EDITH A.

In memory of our dear mother. LAURA V. STEVENSON, and our aunt. EDITH A. SMITH, who entered Into eternal rest on August 3.

1954. and August 9. 1958. respectively. Today recalls th, memory Os loved ones gone to rest.

And those who think of you today Are the ones who loved you best. EDITH AND HAROLD. Cardinal Cana I i Dies; Mayor of Vatican City VATICAN CITY, 3 Cardinal Canali, 87, for 22 years the mayor of Vatican City, died today of bronchial pneumonia and cir' culatory complications. His death came four days after the suddent death of another Italian cardinal, Domenico Tardlni, the Roman Catholic Secretary of State. The two deaths reduced the membership of the College of Cardinals to 82.

Cardinal Canal! had long i suffered from a circulatory condition. He was stricken with pneumonia late last week and doctors gave up hope for his survival Saturday. His life ebbed away slowly as he lay In a coma under an oxygen tent. Visited by Pope Pope John visited him Sunday night after the death of Cardinal Tardlni brought the pontiff back to the Vatican from his summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome. The Pope delayed his return to Castel Gandolfo to be near the dying cardinal, and when notified of the death visited his room to pray.

Cardinal Canali, a jovial, round-faced prelate, had been president of the pontifical commission for the state of Vatican City since shortly after Pope Pius XII created the commission in 1939. The post was similar to that of a municipal mayor, with his signature required on every decision concerning the internal administration of the 108-acre city state, its buildings, employes, sanitation services, gendarmerie and 1,000 residents. A member of the College of Cardinals since December 16, 1935, he was one of the few living cardinals who were present at both the 1939 conclave which elected Pope Pius XII and the 1958 conclave which elected Pope Held Other Posts Along with running the adi ministration of the tiny state, i Cardinal Canali headed the Sacred Apostolic Penitentiary, the Vatican tribunal connected with indulgences and absolutions from censures. I Born June 6, 1874, he was a Rev. Joseph Cosenza, 37, Teacher at Gonzaga High The Rev.

Joseph F. X. Cosenza, 37, a teacher at Gonzaga High School, died yesterday at Providence Hospital after a brief illness. The Jesuit priest first taught at Gonzaga from 1949 to 1952. He conducted classes in mathematics and acted as moderator of the school band.

He returned to Gonzaga three years ago to assume his previous position there and remained until his death. Father Cosenza completed his classical studies in the ciety of Jesus at the Novitiate in Wemessville. in 1946, and completed his philosophical studies at Woodstock College before coming to Washington. He returned to Woodstock in 1952 and was ordained a priest there in 1955. His final year of studies was completed at the Tertianship in Auriesville, N.

Y. For a short time in 1957 Father Cosenza was an assistant pastor at a parish in his native Philadelphia and then as an-assistant pastor us Our Chapel of Neck in St. Marys County, Md. before coming back to Washington. Father Cosenza was an accomplished musician and was well known to many service Robert P.

Ireland, Analyst For CIA, Long a Geologist Robert Parker Ireland, 52, an analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency, died Tuesday at the Washington Hospital Center after a short illness. Mr. Ireland worked for the Government for 26 years, most of that time as a geologist. For a number of years as an employe of the Corps of Engineers he helped build dams and airports throughout the Southwest. During World War II he was with American crews that built airports in Brazil, On coming to Washington in 1950, he worked with the Beach Erosion Board and the Department of Agriculture before joining the CIA about five years ago.

He was a native of Spokane, and was graduated from Northwestern University in 1934. He was a member of the In fHmnriam THORNTON. MARGIE ORA. In lovint memory of my dear daughter. MARGIE ORA THORNTON, who passed away eleven years aio today.

August 3. 1950. If only the sky could open and her dear face, I could see. Oh, what a wonderful feeling. I know would come over me.

But she is with the angels; far from sin and pain; Where Jesus said believe in me. and Thou shall see her again. HER MOTHER. I TRUEHART. DOWNLISON.

In loving; memory of my dear father. DOWNLISON TRUEHART. who departed, this life 12 years ago today, Au- 1 gust 3. 1949. I stood beside his bed And watched his life depart; And when I knew that he was gone.

It almost broke my heart. God saw his road was getting rough. The hills were hard to climb. 0o He gently closed his loving eyes. And whispered.

be 1 They say time heals all sorrow. And one to forget; But time so far has only proved How much I you yet. HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. WARREN, ELIZABETH. In loving memory of my dear mother.

ELIZABETH WARREN, who departed this life 15 ago. August 3. 1946. Every day brings back sweet memories Every memory a tear. Deep within my heart I cherish of one I loved so dear.

DEVOTED DAUGHTER, OEORGENE BROWN. I CARDINAL CANALI member of a Umbrian noble family related to the old ruling families of Italy and France. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1900 and rose fast in' the church hierarchy. Just eight years after his ordination he was appointed substitute secretary of state by St. Pius X.

Under Pius XI, he became secretary of the Sacred Congregation of Ceremonies and on December 16, 1935 became a cardinal. The following year he became assessor of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office. During the 1958 conclave, when the cardinals were locked up in the Vatican three days to choose a new Pope, rumors circulated that Cardinal Canali had been stricken with a grave illness. No official report could be obtained until the moment Pope election was announced. Then Cardinal Canali himself provided a dramatic denial that he was ill.

For it was heas pro-dean of the Sacred College of went to the balcony of St. Basilica and announced to a crowd of tens of thousands: (We have a Pope.) FATHER COSENZA band members in the Washington area. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Joseph T. Cosenza of Philadelphia, and a sister, Mrs.

Ezio Zuccarrlnl of Narberth. Pa. A requiem mass will be said at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Aloysius Church, North Capitol and I streets.

Burial will be in the Jesuit Community Cemetery at Georgetown University. American Society of Photogrammetry, the American Geophysical Union and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He leaves his wife. Hilda; two daughters, Geraldine and Kathleen, and two sons, Robert, and Dennis, all of the home address, 554 Beacon road, Silver Spring. He also leaves his mother, Mrs.

Bess Lanfhier, of Chicago; his father, W. Parker and a sister, Mrs. Eleanor Barker, both of Delavan, I and a brother, Winston Ireland, of Chicago. Memorial services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Marvin Memorial Methodist Church.

University boulevard and Colesville road. Silver Spring, Md. The family requests that expressions of sympathy be in the form of contributions to the National Heart Institute at the National Institutes of Health or to a favorite charity. Continuous Service for 88 Years in Washington and Suburbs Call Columbia 5-7023 S.H.|fmes Companq jFuittral 2901-03-05-07 14th Street N.W W. R.

Frank Hines, President Branch Establlshmests Convenient Parking Facilities Adjoining Funeral Home The erprnae is-a matter of your own desire Mrs. Clark, 65, In Nursing Here For 24 Years Mrs. Nannie Parks Clark, 65, a Washington nurse for 24 years, died suddenly Monday at her home, 3022 Wisconsin avenue N.W. Mrs. Clark came here from her native Williamsburg, in 1937 after the death of her husband.

She worked as a private nurse here and as a nurse at the Health Home, 3244 Thirty-eighth street N.W., off and on until her death. She received her training at St. Elizabeths Hospital. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Mildred P.

White of Williamsburg and Mrs. Nancy P. Spicer of San Diego. a son, William Howard, of Salt Lake City, Utah; three brothers and five grandchildren. Services and burial are scheduled tomorrow in Williamsburg.

Th Mb RALPH W. GRAY Ralph Gray, 62, Cement Masons Business Agent Ralph Gray, 62, a native of the District and business agent of Local 891 of the Cement Masons Intel-national Association for more than 27 years, died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital after a long illness. He represented the union in international conventions, local labor conventions, and in the Greater Washington Central Labor Union and the Washington. Building Trades Council. He was a graduate of Mc- Kinley Tech High School.

Mr. Gray leaves his wife, Eva and his mother, Mrs. Alice Gray, of 2314 Nicholson street S.E., the home address. He also leaves a stepson, John Ingledue. of Westchester, Md.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Simmons funeral home, 1661 Good Hope road S.E. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. I 4 Services Tonight For Miss Robey Funeral services will be held tonight for Miss Mabel A. Robey, 87, an area school teacher for 50 years, who died Sunday after a heart attack at her home, 4417 Garfield street N.W.

Miss Robey, who held three degrees from George Washington University taught in the District public school system from 1908 to 1937, most at Alice Deal Junior High School. She specialized in teaching of retarded children and was an author and church worker. She once taught in Scotland, and introduced special schools for subnormal children there and in England. Services will be at 8 p.m. at' the Lee funeral home.

Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue N.E. Burial will be private. Price Is Not the Criterion of Gawler Service Os 1,000 consecutive Gawler funerals almost half cost less than $750 141 cost less than S4OO 311 cost. to $749 325 cost $750 to $999 223 cost over Gawlsws SOMB. IMC FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1756 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

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