A-6** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER S, 1953 R. 0. Harsh Dies; Bradford Hawes 111, lltturilittg 53ratt?ii siiflj BHBSI h BUSKA, SARAH. Unveiling ot the JONES, WILLIAM HENRY. On Satur- Noted as Explorer, Bureau of Standards tombstone to the memory of the late day, September 6. 1953. WILLIAM SARAH BURKA will take Place on HENRY JONES of 1018 Fla. ave. n.e. Sunday. September 6. 1953, at 11 am., Notice of funeral later. Arrangements at the Ezras Israel Congregation Ceme- by Jarvis. 6 tery. Engineer, Physicist, THE FAMILY. 5 KEFAUVER, DANIEL WEBSTER. On Writer Ex-Teacher GROBSTEIN. HANNAH. An unveiling Friday. September 4. 1953. DANIEL of a monument to the loving memory WEBSTER KEFAUVER. beloved hus- Richard Oglesby March, 70, Bradford K. Hawes m, 36, wbl rn ippr ’ • of the late HANNAH GROBSTEIN will band of Ruth L. lIF mil Kefauver. father of be held on Sunday. September 6. 1953. Mrs. Mary M. Reamy grandfather civil engineer, explorer and writ- physicist for the Bureau of Jjnß -jffir pljjfe at 4 p.m., at King David National Me- of Lee, Michael J. and Paul S. Reamy. R. HI morial Cemetery. Falls Church. Va. Funeral from the W. K. Huntemann & er, deid yesterday of a heart Standards since 1948, died Friends and relatives invited. 6 Son Funeral Home, 6733 Ga. avec. Thursday at George Washington on Tuesday. September 8, at 8:30 attack at his home in Vero a.m. Requiem mass at the Church Hospital after a brief illness. He utyattka of the Nativity at 9 am. Relatives Beach, Fla. lived at 8210 Custer road, Be- Carfc 0! and friends invited to attend. Inter- Washington ment Cemetery. A native and resi- thesda. iL3v and sons Cedar Hill 7 mm COSVY. ROSA. The husband dent of Chevy Chase, Md., until of the late ROSA COSVY of 414 R st. LANCASTER (ELDER) JOSEPH. On Mr. Hawes taught physics and n.w. wish to take this means of ex- Friday. September 4. 1953. (Elder) JO- four years ago, Mr. Marsh had pressing their sincere appreciation and SEPH LANCASTER of 2429 3rd st. n.e. chemistry at a high school in thanks to relatives, friends, co-workers Notice of funeral Arrangements recently completed for neighbors later. plans Conn., and for their beautiful flow- by Jarvis. 6 Stratford. and worked ers. cards, telegrams, orders and all construction of a hotel shaped expressions sympathy during LANGLEY, ANNIE M. On Friday, Sep- for the General Electric Co. in lif other of 1953, a pyramid near Vero our bereavement. tember 4. ANNIE M. LANGLEY like Beach. Bridgeport, Conn., and Syracuse, SAMUEL COSVY. Sr.. AND SONS. 6 (nee Shepherd) of 1010 C st. n.e.. Mr. Marsh made engineer- wife of the late John 8. Langley, mother had N. Y., bfore coming hefe. While of Mrs Viola L. Sanders, sister of ing and scientific explorations in with GE he helped develop de- Mrs. George H. Moran. Friends may various parts of the world. He BANK OFFICIAL DlES—Al- Spaltja call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. vices recording conditions in and Mass. ave. 52, for BANC.HAM. JAMES. On Friday. Sep- n.e.. where services led the Darien expedition, spon- bert E. Yeatman, sr., will be held on Wednesday, September the upper atmosphere. tember 4. 1953. at the District of Co- p.m. Arlington sored by the Insti- assistant vice president of lumbia General Hospital, JAMES 9. at 1 Interment Smithsonian He was in the electronics divi- BANGHAM of 1 «11 Corcoran st. n.w. National Cemetery. 8 tution, the American Museum of the American Security & Notice of funeral later. Arrangements LAWSON. WALTER On Friday, Sep- sion at the Bureau of Standards by the Frazier Funeral 7 tember 4. 1953. at United States Sol- Natural History and the Univer- Trust Co. and manager of its specialized Home. diers* Home Hospital, WALTER and in heat transfer BANKS. CARRIE E. On Friday. Sep- LAW- sity of Rochester. He wrote a Columbia yes- SON of 816 South Adams st.. Arlington. Branch, died problems in electronic equip- 111 tember 4. 1953. at her residence. 4002 Va.. “The ave. n.w.. BANKS, be- brother of Mrs. Alma Zantoft of book White Indians of terday at Garfield Hospital. 111. CARRIE E Denmark. Friends may call at the ment. loved wife of Samuel M. Banks and Ives Darian.” published in 1934, after He lived at 6403 of Wanstall. Notice Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Third stteet Mr. Hawes was born in Mount eJIIIjBs sister Miss Grace Arlington. the iftlAi of funeral later. Services by the Hines Va.. until 10 a.m. Wednes- Panama trip. N.W. Funeral services will be Vernon,- N. Y. He went to Mount * day. September 9: thence to Arlington iP Funeral Home. National Cemetery, where funeral serv- Explored at 11 a.m. Tuesday Hermon School in Massachusetts BEVERLY. LILLIE R. On Thursday ices will be held at 10:30 a.m. 8 New Market Caves. at St. at residence, and his September 3. 1953. her Le Suddenly, at Mark’s Episcopal Church, received bachelor of arts s.w., BEVERLY, BRETON. DAVID. JR. As a member of the Explorers 317 F st. LILLIE R. Tunis. North degree University. Mk j. : widow of the late J. Alonzo Beverly, Africa. DAVID Le BRE- of New York, he werit on Third and A streets S.E. at Columbia ¦feJSSPii Sterling Pierce TON. 3rd. son of Rear Admiral and Club He mother of the late H. Mrs. David Le Breton (U. S. Navy, expedition Burial will be in Cedar Hill was a member of the Co- and aunt of Harold L. Quivers. She retired). Services held St. the in 1940 to find by will be at University Club, the also is survived other relatives Andrew's Chapel. United States Naval an end to the Endless Caverns Cemetery. lumbia and many friends. Remains may be Academy, pm. Septem- Annapolis, Md., on Tuesday, American Institute of Electrical viewed after 2 Monday. September 8. at a.m. in New Market, Va. The group —Harris-Ewing Photo. Barnes & 11 Interment Engineers of ber 7. at the Matthews Academy Cemetery. 6 and the Institute Funeral Home. 014 4th s.w. Fu- did not find the encf, but they st. Friday, Research Engineers. neral services on Tuesday. September Le COMPTE. ALBERT M. On brought back samples of ; 9. at 11 am., at the Zion Baptist September 4. 1953, at Tysons Corner, blind Survivors are his widow, Anne Church. F st.. between 3rd and 4th Fairfax County, Va., ALBERT M. shrimp and discovered a fourth ] Le COMPTE 1135 Inglewood B. Hawes; two sons, sts. s.w.l Rev. A. Joseph Edwards of- of North to caves and several Marion L. Chapman, Bradford SPECIAL DELlVEßY—Chicago.—Richard Loomis, 24 (second from right), a delivery truck ficiating. Interment Harmony Ceme- st.. Arlington, Va.. beloved husband level the IV, 5, and Duncan, 3; his parents, tery. 7 of the late Cassle Bell Le Compte. unknown “rooms.” Mr. father of Albert Compte, jr., operator, turns over to police a reluctant passenger he captured. Loomis discovered BVSHROD, CARROLL. On Fri- M. Le Mr. and Mrs. Bradford K. Hawes, NETTIE and Mrs. Jacqueline Davis, and brother Mr. Marsh had gone on ex- S3OO worth of merchandise missing from his truck last week and .planned a trap. He parked day. September 4, 1953. NETTIE CAR- of Mrs. Lillian Darden. Friends may Building Adams Center, N. Y„ and a sister, ROLL BUSHROD of 116 44th st. n.e.. plorations Contractor the truck the of call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 from Bolivia over the Mrs. Charles R. Atherton, Mount at scene the crime with the back door ajar. When a man entered the truck beloved daughter of James W. and Susie Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va.. where fu- Andes in Amazon headwaters, Mr. Loomis nearby M. Bushrod. Notice of funeral later. neral services will be held on Tuesday. Gretna, Pa. sprinted from a hiding slammed the door and padlocked U. He Arrangements by McGuire. Inc. 7 September 8, from Peking, China, into at 11 a.m. 7 Mon- Funeral were to be then drove the captive to the police station. The prisoner, who identified himself as Edward CARTER. JULIA I. On Friday. Septem- Le COMPTE. CASSIE BELL. On Frl- 1 golia, and in Arabia, Somaliland, At Rockville, Md. services up 1953, JULIA was again—in ber 4. at her residence. day, September 4. 1953, at Tysons Cor- held at 11 a.m. today at Pum- Harris, 22, locked a cell —AP Wirephoto. I. CARTER of Arlington, Va., beloved ner, Fairfax County. Va., CASSIE BELL Nicaragua. the late William S. Carter, Morocco and Marion L. Chapman, 77, con- phrey’s funeral home, Bethesda, wife of Le COMPTE. beloved wife of the late engineer- mother of Mrs. Dorothy Gnodde. Mrs. Compte. Mr. Marsh had done Mary Mildred Albert M. Le mother of Albert tractor and builder, died Thurs- with burial in Adams Center. Delores Transue and Compte. Jacque- ing work survived by one M. Le Ir.. and Mrs. in Panama and Mex- day at Wahington Sanitarium Carter. She also is may line Davis and sister of Mrs. Bessie grandson. Dirk Gnodde. Friends Hollingsworth. Mrs- Vivian Price and ico as well as the United States. Wainwright to Wounded S. H. Hines Co. Funeral after a five-months illness. A Lie in State Policeman call at the W. c. Richardson. Friends may call He responsible for the de- Home, 2901 J4th st. n.w.. after 3 p.m. at the Ives Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson was Rockville (Md.) resident since Sunday. September 6. Services at the blvd.. Arlington. where funeral signsign and construction of funeral home on Tuesday. Sep- Va.. 1918, he lived at 910 Walter T. Karcher, above services be held on Tuesday, Sep- Grandin tember 8. at 10 Interment Fort will 3,000 Trophy am. 8, 7 more than impounding In at Arlington tember at 11 a.m. Room Slays Cemetery. 7 avenue. Gunman Who Lincoln MARY Thursday. September dams flood Friday. Sep- LEE. A. On for control, water He the father of Detective CRONIN, MICHAEL A. On 3. 1953. at her residence, 16th was The body of Gen. Jonathan M. World War 11, died Wednesday tember Providence Hospital, 4408 power, 4. 1953. at st. n.w., MARY A. LEE. wife of the water conservation. Sergt. Grayston Chapman of the Architect, Was 72 Wainwright will lie in state in San Antonio, Tex. MICHAEL A. CRONIN of 1840 North in of the late Clarence W. Lee. sr.: mother of Police Capitol st.. beloved husband Sister Catherine Marie. S. N. D.: Mrs. Served at Embassy in Russia. Metropolitan homicide the Trophy Room of the Arling- Official services to be held Killed Florida Couple late Margaret M. Cronin, father of Walter T. Karcher, 72, well- were John Cronin, Mrs. Margaret A. John D. Arnold. Clarence W.. tr.. and squad. Amphitheater from about 10 at Fort Sam Houston today. T. J. Francis Lee. Friends may call at Mr. Marsh’s father, Benjamin known architect, whose firm de- ton The By th* Associated Press Schenemann. Michael R. Cronin. Mrs. the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mr. Chapman was born hi a.m. Monday until 10 a.m. Tues- body is to be flown here to- Helen L. Cook. Mrs. Mary E. Feary. ave. a.m. Franklin Marsh, was a Republi- signed the Naval Hospitals at FORT MYERS, Fla., Sept. 5. Mrs. Agnes C. Gosnell and William O. Mass. n.e.. until 9:15 Tues- Poe, Ind. He came to Rockville day, the Military District of morrow. Schenemann: brother of John Cronin day September 8. Requiem mass will can Representative from Illinois. during Annapolis and Philadelphia, died Funeral from be offered at the Shrine of the Sacred World War I and worked Washington has announced. The funeral cortege for A 16-year-old youth whose com- and Elizabeth Lambert. Park rd. n.w., Mr. Marsh studied at Massa- yesterday in Philadelphia. Tues- the residence of his daughter. Mrs. Heart. 16th st and at the Washington Navy Yard. special funeral, day’s panion .by Schenemann, 2904 10th n.e.. on at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Institute of Technology His Navy had A full-honor services will form at the was shot dead a st. Cemetery. 7 chusetts He active the work for the Tuesday. September 8. at 9:30 a.m. was in Free designated for four-star generals, Memorial Gate of Arlington Requiem (BROTHER) and the University of Lausanne brought him to Washington of- wounded Florida highway patrol- mass at St. Martin's Church LOHMAN JULIUS J. On Methodist Church in Rockville be at 11 Tuesday. Cemetery and proceed to 1, at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- Wednesday. September 2, 1953, at in Switzerland. He entered the ten and during World War I he will held a.m. Area says tery. 7 Mount Alto Hospital, (Brother) JULIUS was a Mason. man the dead man killed serving and The 70-year-old general, who where graveside services will be Sep- J. LOHMAN of Baden. Md.. beloved diplomatic service, as was here as project supervisor of EISEMAN. LOUIS G. On Tuesday. (nee Besides Sergt. Chapman, of a Fort Myers Beach couple tember 3, 1953. at Providence Hos- husband of Corlnne E. Lohman secretary charge of the Housing Transportation commanded the American de- held. and Edwards), son of the late Robert and and d’affaires Clinton, Md., he and pital. LOUIS G. EISEMAN of 131 11th legation is survived by fense of the Philippine Islands Gen. Wainwright is to be burned their home a short time st. n.e. beloved husband of Affie May Annie Lohman. He also is survived the United States in three other Robert Division of the Shipping Board. (nee Cubbage). Friends may by his brother. Harry Lohman. Friends sons, H., MacArthur or- grave Eiseman may Panama, and later with the Since Mr. after Gen. was buried next to the of his before the gun battle. call the Funeral Home. 4th st. call at the Gasch Funeral Home. Darnestown; 1910 Karcher had at Lee Hyattsville. Md. Mass will be of- Albert H. and Wil- out opening of father, Maj. Robert Wainwright. and Mass. ave. n.e., where services Latin American and Near East Chapman, been with the firm of Walter T. dered at the Sheriff F. G. Thompson of Lee will be held on Monday. September fered at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. liam L. both of the at 1 p.m. Interment Congressional 12th and Monroe sts. n.e., on Tues- divisions of the State Depart- Karcher & Livingston Smith in County identified the youth as 7. day. September Grandin avenue address; four Cemetery. 6 8. at 8 a.m. Relatives 1912 he secretary Philadelphia. Ted Smiddy of Knoxville, Tenn., and friends invited. Interment Arling- ment. In was daughters, Mrs Eleanore B. At- FONES, JOHN AUGUSTUS. Suddenly, ton National Cemetery. 7 of the American Embassy in St. daughter, H and said he signed a written on Friday, September 4, 1953. at wood. Md.; Mrs. Doro- A Mrs. William Frank M. Feller, Retired Hospital. LONG. GEORGE WILLIAM. Departed Derwood. Robosson, 75, Mount Alto JOHN AUGUSTUS Petersburg, Russia. Nordstrom, lives at 235 Overlook Grace confession detailing the events FONES of 2201 Mass. ave. n.w.. father this life on Friday, September 4. 1953. thy C. Cornwell, 912 Grandin of Miss Rita M. Fones. son of Harry after a lingering Illness. GEORGE WIL- Mr. Marsh had been junior avenue; drive, Alexandria, and a son, Lt. last night in ihe presence of the Fones, LIAM LONG. He is survived by four Mrs. Ruth V. Stachura, Division Chief With VA H. brother of Donald H. Fones. sons, E., partner to Gen. G. W. Goethals Comdr Karcher, State’s attorney. all of Wasnington. C. Friends may Charles R.. Robert John E. 112 Sherman Daniel M. lives D. Long: daughters. avenue. Takoma M. Feller, retired call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral and Wilmer M. three and a research engineer for the Park; in Silver Hill, Md., and is sta- Frank 65. Nurse in Baltimore Smiddy was held for investi- Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. after 12 Verena M. Walburn. Dora E. Gardner Mrs. Marjorie A. Mooney, Margaret president Navy gation pending presentation noon Sunday, September 6. Services and M. Sampson: four sis- du Pont Co. He was of 1335 Dupont street, Kensing- tioned at the Department. Veterans Administration official, Miss Grace Lavinia Robosson, of at the above funeral home on Tues- ters. Anna Horn. Ella Waters. Veronica his engineering company wife, Mary jury. day. September 8. at 2 p.m. Inter- Senk and Josephine Long. He also Is own in ton. Md., a brother, Bert, Mr. Karcher’s Mrs. Thursday in Georgetown the case to a grand grandchildren and died 75, former private duty nurse in ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 7 survived by sixteen and New York until 1933 when he Wayne, Turner Karcher, died 15 days fourteen great-grandchildren. Funeral Fort Ind. University Hospital, after a brief Was Paroled From Prison. WILLIAM HAINES. Os 1803 at joined ago. Baltimore, died yesterday at the GRAHAM. 3, services and interment 2 p.m. Mon- the Public Works Admin- Funeral services were Conn. ave.. Apt. 4. On September day. September Tower City. Pa. to be Thompson Carolyn Graham, 7. in istration. Mr. Karcher’s illness. Sheriff identified 1953. husband of 6 held at 10:30 a.m. today at firm had done ; home of her niece, Mrs. Homer son of Mrs. Emma Graham, brother MALLORY. MARGARET. Entered Into He had been chief engineer several buildings for A native Woodstock, Va., Smiddy’s dead companion as of Oliver H. Graham. Mrs. Nettie Bacon. Thursday. September Robert Pumphrey’s funeral home, Swarthmore of King Vann, Olney, Md., after a Graham. eternal rest on Ernest Walter Moore, about 35, Carl W. and A. Franklin 3, after a long Illness, Mrs. for the Agriculture Department, Rockville, with In College and the Army Hospital at Mr, j at Chambers’ Funeral Home, 1953. burial Forest Feller attended Massanut- long illness. pocket Cervices Sunday. MARGARET MALLORY of 234 Fla. engineer for and said a card in his 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on ave. n.w. survived by one de- construction the Oak Cemetery. Puerto Rico. j September at She is ten Academy and was a grad- ! August 6, 9:45 a.m. Interment voted daughter. Mr» Mattie De Ville. Federal National Defense Board Mr. Karcher bom Miss Robosson was the daugh- indicated he was paroled Chestertown. Md. many p.m. was In and kind friends. After 2 hydroelectric expert uate of George Washington ter of the late Dr. Thomas P. ! 18 from prison at Ann Arbor, HARRIS. LAWRENCE BENNETT. De- Monday. September 7. friends may call and for the jPhiladelphia and was educated parted this life on Friday, September at the Frazier Funeral Home. 389 Federal Power Commission. He at the University of Pennsyl- University School of Pharmacy. and Mary Beall Robosson of ' Mich. His fingerprints were 4. 1953. LAWRENCE BENNETT HAR- R. I. ave nw . where services will Edward M. Tyler* Md. sent to Washington for a check RIS of 1344 Stevens rd. s.e.. beloved be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday. September was reconnaissance engineer for Retired vania and the American Academy Before World War H, Mr. Flintstone. father of Mrs. Alma Langhorn. Mrs. 8. Rev. Arthur T. Coleman officiating. the military in Rome. She graduated from the of FBI files. Ida Quarles and Mr. Lawrence M. Har- Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. United States North Feller and a brother were pro- ris. He also leaves to mourn his African mission from 1941 to Public Accountant Here He was a fellow of the Ameri- Hospital at Baltimore and for The slain Fort Myers Beach passing two brothers. John F. and MARTIN, ELIZABETH SMALLWOOD. prietors of a pharmacy here. more than 40 years was asso- couple Samuel Harris of Bedford. Va.: three On Wednesday. September 2, 1953. 1943. While in the field service Edward M. Tyler, 58, can Institute of Architects and were listed as James Gal- grandchildren, many nieces, nephews ELIZABETH SMALLWOOD MARTIN of retired ciated with it as a private duty n.w., in North Africa he was serious- was active In various civic proj- During the war, Mr. Feller loway, 56, and his wife Mary 42. and a host ol other relatives and 918 T st. beloved wife of David Washington certified public ac- friends. Arrangements by the John T. C. Martin and mother of James R. ly injured by a land mine. ects in Pennsylvania. nurse. She was a member of Mr. Galloway was retired, offi- s.w. surviving served as a first lieutenant in Rhines Funeral Home. 901 3rd st. Beaner. Also are two sis- countant, died Tuesday in Wild- Grace and St. Peter’s Episcopal cers said. Notice of luneral later. ters, Mrs. Alice Franklin and Mrs. Headed Mission to Ethiopia. France with the Sanitary Corps. HARTGE, EDMUND W. Suddenly, on Katherine Cheeks: one brother. Jo- wood, N. J., of a heart ailment. he Church in Baltimore. Sheriff Thompson said Smiddy Thursday. September 3, 1953, ED- seph Smallwood: other relatives and After the war, went to many friends. After 12 noon Monday. Mr. Marsh had served as con- Surviving are three sisters, told this story: MUND W. HARTGE. beloved husband He was buried yesterday in Ar- Dr. Irving Pollitt, 87, work for the Bureau of War Risk Evelyn Hartga Galesville. Md. September 7. friends are invited to struction engineer to the United Mrs. Ernest B. Ogle of Hancock, of S. of at her late residence. Requiem The youth and Moore broke Funeral on Saturday. September 5, at call States lington Cemetery. Insurance and continued to a.m.. from the Hardesty mass will be celebratd at 11:30 a.m. Rubber Development I Md., Mrs Marshall Wolford of into a of Miami 10 Funeral Tuesday, September 8. at St. Augus- serve with that agency and its home south Home, Galesville. Md. Interment In Corp., chief of the United States A native Washingtonian, Mr. Presbyterian Leader Flintstone and Mrs. Burtram yesterday Cemetery. Md. 5 tirne's Catholic Church. 15th st.. be- about 2:30 p.m. and Quaker Galesville. successors until Shis retirement tween R and S sts. n.w. Interment special mission to Ethiopia and Tyler was educated in public By the Associated Pr*»» Taylor of Frostburg, Md. stole a pistol. They drove to FAY ESTELLE. On Arlington National Cemetery. Arrange- on June 30, 1952. He was chief HERSHBERGER.September 1953, at by 7 consultant to the War and Navy BALTIMORE, Sept. 5. Dr. Funeral services and burial Friday, 4. hei ments McGuire. Inc. schools here and studied ac- of the Communications Division Fort Myers Beach to swim and home. 3414 Kenilworth ave., Bladens- MASON, JAMES R. On Thursday. Sep- Departments and foreign gov- Irving Pollitt, a leading Presby- will be in Hancock. Md. Moore said they needed more burg, Md.. FAY ESTELLE HERSH- tember 3. 1953. at his residence. 1735 counting at the Pace School. at the VA when he retired. BERGER. the beloved wife of Virgil E. Wil.ard st. n.w.. Apt. 31. JAMES R. enments. terian layman and former utili- money to continue the trip. Hershberger, mother of Ellen. Mary MaSON beloved brother of Waverly During the 19205, he taught executive, Active in the work of the Nancy, all of the above address; Mrs. He was a fellow of the Amer- ties died here yester- They went to the Galloway Ann. Riley- Mason. Mrs. Sallie Robinson. Masons, Mr. Feller was a mem- daughter of Amos Huffman of Minnie Knight, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones. ican Geographic Society and a accountancy at Benjamin Frank- day after a two-month illness. Dr. Lee M. Thurston home at the end of Fort Myers ville, Va.: sister of Mrs. Edna Miller Medley ber of Lafayette Lodge No. 19, Rileyvllle. Va.; Mrs Mamie and Mrs. Sallie of Science Service, 87, of Mrs. Freda Good Yancy. He also is survived by two member Na- lin University. Since He was Beach and said they were in- Henry the 1930 s Albert Consistory of Washington, D. C.; Huffman aunts, Mrs. Helen Taylor and Mrs. tional Academy of Science; the For 60 years he an elder the Pike of the buying of Washington, D. C.; Benny Huffman Branson, other relatives was terested in property. may Martha and he had maintained offices in the Scottish Rite and Almas Temple. Rites Monday in Michigan of Luray. Va. Friends call at Remains resting with L. Pan-American Society Tropi- in Port Gibson Galloway 4th and and friends. of Building churches here, Mr. let them in. the Lee Funeral Home. st. Murray & 10th Southern until forced He was also a past president of n.e., a.n). E Son. 1337 st. n.w. cal Research and other scientific and Natchez, Miss., and Pine services for Dr. Lee M. chair and Mass. ave. until 10 Tues- Funeral notice later 5* for Funeral They tied him to a day. September 8. Services at the to retire health reasons about the Craftsman Masonic Club Friday. organizations. Bluff. Ark. In 1933 he was made United States com- ransacking the house when Maryland Avenue Baptist Church at McQUARTERS. VIOLET. On three years ago. and a member of the Masonic Thurston, were 11 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- September 4. 1953. VIOLET McQUaR- Mr. Marsh had recently been vice moderator of the General Mrs. Galloway returned. tery. 7 TERS of 45 Hanover st. n.w. Notice Mr. Tyler was a member of the Club Boosters. missioner of education, who died Arrangements by doing engineering work for the Assembly of the Presbyterian HICKEY, NELLIE On Thursday. of funeral later. University Club, M. jbovie G. Brooks and Otis F- Allen. the Washing- Mr. Feller, who lived at 2116 early yesterday at Georgetown House Set Afire. September 3, 1953, at her residence, State of Florida. Church, U. S. A. WILLIAM H. On Friday. Sep- ton Golf and Country Club, the Key boulevard, is 1305 Fairmont st. n.w.. NELLIE M. NORTH. Survivors are his widow, Helen; Before his retirement Dr. Pol- Arlington sur- University Hospital, will be held Smiddy said Moore shot her HICKEY, beloved sister of Andrew 1., tember 4. 1953. WILLIAM H. NORTH Brookline Institute, the New- vived by his widow, Mrs. Se- Josephine A. and Margaret T. Hickey. of 2140 N st. n.w. Notice of funeral a son, Richard, jr., Baltimore, a litt was president of the South- at 2 p.m. Monday at the Leadley dead and then beat Mr. Gallo- Funeral from the Collins Funeral Home, later. Arrangements by Jarvis. 6 comers Club, of which he was a whisky Sep- civil engineer, and three daugh- ern Gas & Electric Co. and in leena Feller. way on theffiead with a 3821 14th st. n.w.. on Monday. PAYNE, WILLIAM LEE. On Satufday, former treasurer and the Ameri- fxjneral parlor in Lansing, Mich. tember 7. at 9 a.m. High requiem September 5, 1953. at Mount Alto Gerald Montgomery, 1924 was in establish- Funeral services will be held bottle. They took between S3O Church, and ters, Mrs. J. can Legion. influential mass at St. Paul's 16th Hospital, WILLIAM LEE PAYNE of ing at noon Tuesday in the Hines He will be buried at 1 p.m. and set the house V sts. n.w.. at 9:30 a.m. Interment 310 South Carlin Spring Arlington. Greenwood, Miss.; Mrs. William at the Johns Hopkins Uni- and S4O Moore Cemetery. rd.. During World War I, he had Tuesday Mich. Mount Olivet 6 Va.. beloved husband of Laura Virginia R. Barnes, Culver City, Calif., versity the first full-time course funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth in Central Lake, on fire. HIGBEE, ROSE C. (nee Molloy). Os Pavne and father ot Henry J. and been a member of an Engineer Howard, E. Mrs, Fergus in gas street N.W. Burial will be in Dr. Thurston, who had been A few minutes later Patrol- 2316 F st. n.w.. on September 4, 1903, Allen A. Mrs. Adelaide and D. Wood, Vero Corps unit and seen duty engineering offered by an mother of Mathew G. Higbee, grand- Dove. Mrs. Laura B. Shreve. Mrs. had Arlington Cemetery. commissioner of education only man Russell stopped a Shirley Anee Ellen Napoli. American college. Garris mother of Helen M. and Leonard G. and Mrs. Beach. in France. come traveling Higbee. Prayers at Funeral Friends may call at the Ives Funeral The will be A Salisbury, since July 2, had here car with one headlight Chambers' Arlington funeral Monday in Surviving his native of Md.. he Home. 517 11th st. s.e.. on Tuesday. Home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. are widow, Mrs. attended shortly after completing a four- five east of the beach. September 8, at 8:30 a.m. Mass at Va. Notice of funeral services later. 6 Vero Beach. Tyler, Western Maryland Col- ftiiles st. Madelin of Wildwood, superintend- up St. Stephen* Church. 25th and PINCKNEY, MARY S. Suddenly, on lege, from which he received his 29 Student Nurses year siint as State As the patrolman walked Pa. ave. n.w, at 9 a.m. Interment Thursday. September 3, 1953. MARY N. J.; two daughters, Mrs. ent of instruction in to the Moore him In Cemetery. ave. n.w.. master’s degree and in 1939 an public door. shot Fort Lincoln S. PINCKNEY of 4821 111. Frances Yowell, 3118 Key boule- leg. Garris returned the HOBBS, GUSTA B. On Thursday. Sep- beloved wife of the late Carnot B. honorary doctorate of laws. He Suspended Michigan. the 1953, Pinckney, sr.; mother of Bellinger vard, Arlington, and Mrs. Anne After Party tember 3, at the home of her Seattya was a trustee of Western Mary- He is survived by his widow, fire and Moore started to run. daughter. Mrs. John McClelland, Pinckney of Fairfax, Va.: J. Lawrence F. Pinckney Sep- Stuckey, 1016 North Monroe By th* Asiociatcd Pi*s» 9516 rd.. Sliver Spring. Md., of Washington. D. C.: Mrs. STIFF. DR. EARL B. On Friday. land at the of death. the former Jessie Gothro of Moore about 100 yards away, ThornhillHOBBS, of Fredericksburg. Va.; tember 4, 1953, at his home in Tappa- street, and time his fel\ GUSTA B. wife of the late C. V. Cimmino hannock, STIFF, Arlington, four PHILADELPHIA, Sept. City, Mich., through Hobbs, mother of Mrs. John sister of Mrs. Theodora Fleming of Va.. Dr. EARL B. hus- A daughter and son are among s.—lt Boyne and two shot the head and near Edward R. at the S. H. of Harriett Y. Stiff and brother grandchildren. F. McClelland and daughter of Mrs. Savannah. Ga. Services band survivors. was the end of the training grind children, Robert Lee Thurston the heart. He died about 15 Milton B. Barnum. Graveside services Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st of Charles L. Stiff of Leesburg. Fla., Cemetery. Albany n.w., on Monday. September 7. at and Frank M. Stiff for 40 graduating nurses at sub- Kathleen Thurston of minutes later. at the Albany Rural may of Oak Grove. Va. and Jane Saturday, September 6. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to St. Gabriel's Friends call at Pearson's Funeral N. Y. on Church 26 Grant cir. n.w.. Home. 472 North Washington urban Abington Memorial Hos- Lansing, Mich. 4 p.m. Please omit flowers. Me- Catholic st.. Falls morials may be made to the Christ where the holy sacrifice of the mass Church. Va. Funeral services at the Sratlja pital. Some of them decided to Congregational Church Building Fund. will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose Falls Church. Falls Church. Va.. on Senator Potter Favors of her soul. Interment St. Mary’s Sunday. September 6. at 4 p.m., DTS. YEATMAN, ALBERT Friday, Sep- blow off steam. HANNAH A. Departed this E. On Fire Kills Three Children JACKSON, Cemetery, Alexandria. Va. 6 Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Please tember 4, 1953. ALBERT E. YEAT- life on Friday. September 4, 1903. omit flowers. MAN, beloved They gathered in the Interns’ Henry Geis, Mother daughter. THOMAS. On Friday, Septem- 6 husband of Helen M. Loyalty Mrs. at the residence of her Mrs. PITTS. STUART, Yeatman, father of Albert Yeatman, Teacher Oaths Irving ber 4. 1953, THOMAS PITTS Os 1519 JEB W. On Friday, Septem- E. quarters for party, laughed Ruth Penn Waters of 1232 st. William P. and Mary H. Yeat- a beer Sleeping Guest House HANNAH A. beloved Swann st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ber 4. 1953. at his residence. Clifton. Ir.: By th* Asiociaud Frau in n.w.. JACKSON, by STUART, man; brother of Mrs Hazel C. Mc- and sang songs—one of which the late Rev. Lemuel Jackson, Arrangements Jarvis. 6 Va.. JEB W. husband of Knight. may Resident By th* Associated Press wife of Hfldegarde Friends call Os Bethesda Dalsey Powell Springs, Friday. September E. Stuart, father of James at the W. Senator Potter, Republican, of ditty Hell mother of Mrs. QUEEN. BASIL. On S. Stuart and brother of Mrs. Marlon W Deal Funeral Home. 4812 Ga. ave. was a called "To With Lemuel A. Jackson and Mrs. Ruth P. 4. 1953, at Prince Georges General nw. Funeral from Michigan, says Congress should Abington." Mrs. Henry Geis, formerly a ELKHORN, Wis., Sept. 5. of Mrs. Novella Hospital. Hyattsville. I. Anderson. Mrs. Rebecca R. Garrett. St. Mark's Epis- Waters; mother-in-law BASIL QUEEN of George copal Church. 3rd A s.e., on little died in the Clarence Waters. Also husband of Elizabeth K. Stuart. Ir.. and Mrs. Ollie Tuesday. and sts. up question to Pittsburgh, Three girls Jackson and Md. beloved B. Angell. Friends may call at Gaw- September 8, at 11 a.m. In- take the whether Hospital officials weren’t too practical nurse in surviving are five grandchildren. Mrs. Queen and father of Mrs. Susie Mackall. Arlington terment Cedar Hill flames destroyed a Macklin, Lemuel A. Penn. Els- D. Queen. ler's Funeral Home. 1309 Cemetery. 7 deny Federal funds to schools per- Washington that summer H Inez Charles F. and William North Edgewood Arlington. pleased, especially since died yesterday at house where they worth Jackson. Elmer and Alonzo Also surviving are a brother. Dennis st.. Va.. YOELSON (JOLSON), MEYER ALBERT. whose teachers refuse to take cottage guest great-grandchildren and Queen; grandchildren, five great- where services will be held on Wednes- On Friday, September 4. MEYER mission for the party had been Powell: four three day, September 1953. Sanitarium. She came here Au- sleeping alone as a lark many other relatives and friends. The grandchildren. other relatives and many 9. at 11 a.m. Inter- ALBERT YOELSON (JOLSON), of loyalty or non-Communlst oaths. by Nursing were may at ment Glen Hill Cemetery. Oakton. Va. 1787 Lanier pi. denied Director of live with her daughter late Mrs. Jackson be viewed friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar- n.w.. beloved brother Senator Potter called for such gust 5 to last night. Funeral Home. 30 H st. By 7 5.6.8 of Mrs. Gertrude Sollod of Balti- Mabel Hausknect. the Stewart rangements McGuire. Inc. son-in-law, and Mrs. • 12 Monday. September , TUFT, JENNY RUSSELL. On Thursday. more. Md.: Emil and George Yoel- consideration yesterday, and Mr. Killed in the blaze at Lauder- n e after noon RHODES. WILLIAM ALBERT. On Fri- (Jolson). declar- Yesterday Executive Director 7.’ Funeral on Tuesday, September 8. September 3. 1953. at her residence, son Funeral services at the David R. Danner, 7112 Bells Lake, near Elkhom, were Church, 44th day September 4. 1953. at Newton N. Bernard Danzansky ing that “if there is any one dale from the Jones Methodist Baker Hospital. WILLIAM 3921 H. ave. n.w.. JENNY RUS- fc Son Funeral Morris George announced that Benning n.e.. at 1 P.m. Veterans’ SELL TUFT, beloved wife Home. 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Sunday. place Mill road, Bethesda. Gail Schueler, 7-year-old (Laugh- at. and rd. 2900 Conn. ave. of the late September the Communists can do a Interment Payne's Cemetery. 7 ALBERT RHODES ot Thomas D. sr.; mother of J. 6. at 11 a.m. Interment 29 student nurses were suspended. n.w.. beloved husband of Grace Wau- Tuft. Talmud Cemetery. Mrs. Geis. the former Laura ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. On Wednes- Russell and Thomas D. Tuft, jr.: sister Torah 6 lot of harm, it is in our educa- JOHNSON. CHARLES chope Rhodes, father of William Law- of James Russell. Alexander Later executive members of the born in day September 2. 1953. at Frederick Rhodes, stepfather L G. Rus- B. McDowell, was Al- Schueler, jr., of Chicago, and her rence of Sheila Kit- sell and Mrs. Joseph Bean. Friends tional institutions.” Nursing Committee held a ses- Hospital. CHARLES H. JOHN- tel Crimmen and Patricia Kittel Dexter: may toona, Pa., the daughter of cousins, Joyce Morgan. Memorial husband of Jane John- may call at the S. H. Hines Co. fUrmnriam “Such oaths are required for 12. and SON beloved son ot Ruth N. Rhodes. Friends Funeral Home. 290] 14th st. n.w., after fti sion, dismissed charges against Dixon Morgan, son, devoted father of Mrs. Charles call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. lot of other people,” Senator Michael Brown and Jane Barbara 11, of Schiller Laura Hamilton and 12 noon Sunday. September 6. Serv- BRAME. ULYSSES. In memory of our a seven of the girls, but decided to H Bowie. Mrs. and Mass. ave. n.e where services ices the beloved father, husband, who Breckanborough. Also sur- Tuesday. at above funeral home on son. husband and Potter In an McDowell. Her Park, 111. Mrs. Edna will be held on September Tuesday, September 8 at 1 p.m. In- ULYSSES BRAME. who departed added interview. hold up diplomas for the rest vivins arc lour brothers* two sisters* 8. at 7:30 p.m. Interment rivate. 8 this died was in the meat five great-grand- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 7 life tour years ago today. September "I certainly think the teachers in 1906. Elkhorn Fire Chief Bruce Lan- five grandchildren, Thursday. Sep- 5, 1949. indeflhitely. Homestead, Pa. children and a host of other relatives RICE, JENNYE V. On TAYLOR. HARRY. On Friday. Septem- put in any business in non, whose department was may call his tember 3, 1953. JENNYE V. RICE 4, Gone, shouldn’t be different and friends. Friends at of ber 1953. HARRY TAYLOR of 2313 but not forgotten. Mrs. Danner, she is a highway residence, Dickerson. Md.. after of 404 6th st s.e.. beloved wife E st. n.w. Notice of funeral MOTHER, DAD. category.” Besides called when passing late the late Frederick M. Rice and mother later. WIFE AND DAUGH- Mr. 12 noon Saturday. September 5. Fu- Arrangements by Jarvis. 6 __TER. Denial any survived by a grandson. patrol car saw the flames, said services on Sunday, September of Mrs Mary V. Bryant. Mrs. Lucille of Federal aid to Deaths Reported neral Chapel Church. C. Pedicord. Mrs. Elsie M. Mondon, WARREN, LOUISE WILLIAMS. On HAWKINS, MARY C. In loving remem- Danner is the Military Sea youngsters sleep- 6, 2 p.m. at the Bell Thursday, educational institution whose (From Statistic*.) with the three were at Rev, L. A. n. Mrs Elberta R Buckler and Charles September 3, 1953, at her brance of our dear mother and grand- D. C. Bureau of Vital Sugarloaf Mountain. residence. 1435 mother, MARY Transport Service here. ing alone In the guest house near Moore, pastor. Interment chuiTh ceme- A. Rice. Remains resting at the 11th st. n.w.. LOUISE C. HAWKINS, who left teachers refuse to take the oaths Snowden. Bethesda-Chevy Chase Home WILLIAM WARREN, mother ol Mrs. us two years ago today. September Catherine A. Lancan, 90. 1629 Columbia services will by tery. Services by Robert L. Funeral Agnes Matthews 5, rd. n.w. Funeral be held the main cottage occupied Md. (Frederick. Md.. pa- of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md.. and Mrs. Edna Major. 1951. was recommended in an Ameri- Rockville. 0 where services will be held on Satur- She also is survived by eleven grand- Calvin A. Schaeffer. 80. 518 G st. s.e. in Pittsburgh. Private burial Gail's parents and the senior pers please copy.) p.m. children. Just a line of sweet remembrance. canism Committe report ap- James R. McCullough. 77. 7701 Georgia day September 5, at 2 Inter- twelve great-grandchildren, Just a memory fond and true; will be in Altoona, Pa. Robert Schuelers, grandparents ment Darnestown Presbyterian. Church one son-in-law. one niece and a host proved this week by the Ameri- ave. n.w. Just a token of love’s devotion Jennye s.e. Cemetery 6 of other relatives and friends. The That our hearts still long you. V. Rice. 76. 404 6th st. of all three. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. late Mrs. may for can Legion national convention Otis D. 6000 New Hampshire Warren be viewed at years Tice. 73. ap- ROBOSSON. GRACE LAVINIA. On Fri- the above residence after 12 noon The of her life were numbered. ave. n.e. Chief Lannon said the fire * in St. Louis. “Crematorium day September 4 1953. at the home Tuesday. September 8. Mass will be . When th messenger whispered low. Carrie L. Bageant. 71. 4609 Georgia ave. Navy parently was started by a space of her niece. Mrs. Homer King Vann offered on Wednesday. September 9. at The Master has coma and called for n.w. la Launch Balloons J, Lee’s Sons Co. of Olney. Md.. GRACE LAVINIA RO- St. Augustine's thee,” Willis E. Monty. 70. Bilver Spring. Md. heater in the cottage, and the William Catholic Church, 1715 70, Kenyon it. BOSSON. daughter of the late Dr. 15th st. n.w.. at 9 a.m. Interment She answered. "I am ready to go.” Jessie B. Fedner. 1327 building was destroyed. Thomas Perry Robosson and Mary Vir- Mount Olivet Cemetery. Services by DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND- n.w. : - » n.w. Ray ginia Beall Robosson of Flintstone. Md.. Stewart. 8 CHILDREN. Sister Mary Evangelist David Mauser. 69. 2801 Quebec st. In Cosmic Tests Ogle Rosemond N. Hoffman. 68. 1131 Fern and sister of Mrs. Ernest Bruce WASHINGTON. JOSEPHINE B. SMALLWOOD, LILLIANBRENT. A trib- By th» Auocialac Prats A Complete of Hancock. Md.: Mrs. Marshall Wol- On st. n.w. Funeral Thursday. September 3. 1953. at New ute of love and devotion to the memory Georgean Carlyle. 65. 725 Bth st. n.e. seaplane ailßlllßlUßlHßlffßlHßlltßlliapp forfl of Flintstone. Md.. and Mrs. Arthur York City. B. of our devoted LILLIAN Hagelin. The Navy has a tend- $95.00 Up Taylor of Frostburg, Md.. and three JOSEPHINE WASHING- dalfthter. To Head G. U. Hospital Herbert E. 64. Iron River. Mich. 1 Low as TON, Washing- BRENT SMALLWOOD, US Eye *.w. 31 As nleees and four nephews. Miss Robos- mother of Russell B. years who left five Gertrude Garton. 61. 494. st. in the poised to ton and Josephine Davis Washington: ago today, September 6, 1948. William M. 60. Florida. er Pacific Established 1850 son rests at the Grove Funeral Home. Appointment of Sister Mary Coats. to Md., be sister of Mrs. Eliza B. Jackson and Nor- Gone from this of vrief and Katherine M. Chadwick. 56. Arlington. launch high-rising balloons CHAMBERS Hancock, where services will vell Barnett. Also surviving are other world held on Sunday. September 6. at 2 sorrow Evangelist, S. C. N„ as adminis- Va probe the secrets of cosmic rays. p.m. relatives and many friends. After 4:30 To a of peace and rest. George S. Scott. 49. 1910 S *t. n.w. Interment St Thomas’ Episcopal p.m. Saturday. September land trator Georgetown University I Church Cemetery. Hancock. Md. 5. friends God has taken you. dear daughter. of Harry M. Kurtzner. 46. Union. N. J. Dispatch of an expedition CO. 5-0432 are invited to call at the McGuire Where you have eternal rest. Hospital, effective Wednesday, George J. Sertic 32. Iron Wood. Mich. U. S. S. SCOTT, ZULOME MOORE. On Wednes- i Funeral Home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Serv- LOVING PARENTS. EARL AND MARY Sharon W. David, infant. 5. 1235 C it. aboard the Currituck si '^^9^3B'^’’ day, September 2. 1953, ZULOME , ices on Sunday. September 6. at 1 B. HART. was announced today by Msgr. SJ MOORE SCOTT of 347 M st. s.w.. wile p.m.. at the Shiloh Baptist Church, •_ Benjamin Schoenleld. 49. 1223 Decstur was disclosed yesterday. ¦ ¦ JOSEPH Harrison daughter STONE, GEORGE T. In sad but loving B. Bunn, J., university will of the late Scott, 9th and P sts. n.w. Interment Har- memory Edward S. st. n.w. The "Skyhook” balloons ® FUNERAL DESIGNS Anthony Georgia New-,1 ’ mony Cemetery. of our dear husband and Guy Meredith, Benning of the late and 6 STONE, president. 67. 3302 rd. n.e. from point man. mother of Mrs. Hortense Waddy father. GEORGE T. who en- Willie A. Coleman. 90, 23 P st. n e. be launched a near GaWLKR’SBOMB. IHC SHAFFER. INC. WHITE. LENA. On Wednesday. Sep- into one year ago 3] GEO. C. of St. Louis. Mo., and Robert Moore. 195.7, tered eternal rest Sister Mary Evangelist, for- Rebecca Smallwood. 84, 200 D st. n.w. the Galapagos Islands, off the Oxpre*il*e Floral frlbute*. Moderate Family may Bryant tember 2. at Suburban Hos- today, September 5. 1952. n.w. be contacted at 150 pital, LENA WHITE, beloved wife of assistant and Janie Council. 78. 1525 P st price*. Onen dally Sun., holiday*. Phone st. n.w. After 4 p.m. Saturday. Au- There comes a time all of us merly administrator Thomas C. Gamble. 66. 2719 Georgia South American coast and near I FUNERAL DIRECTORS cected 6:30 9o m week may lohn White. She also leaves a de- sayfor good-by. ave. n.w order* al*o to gust 5, friends call at the W voted daughter, Mrs. Elmira Jones; When we must purchasing agent Georgetown, belt ¦lshta. 800 14th 81. W.W., HA. 8-010 S Ernest Funeral Church. 1432 But faith and hope aDd love and trust at Charles Gaskins. 61. 200 D st. n.w. the central of the earth’s Jarvis four sisters Mrs. Cora Davis. Mrs. will replace Jasper They =i 1756 Pennsylvania Av». N.W. You st. n.w.. where services will be Campbell. Dorothy Can never, never die. Sister Mary Anto- Jackson. 61. Blantons. Va. magnetic field. carry in- BROS CO. FLORISTS Tuesday, September 8. at 11 Grace Mrs. Never- Virginia Bradshaw. 59. 157 Adams (Jus* Houm) GUDE held on