A-18** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1953 Judge Praetor Dies; Mrs. Brice Clagett William 6. Shea, 74, Delayed Stickers to Be Ready Htratilittg Bratlffl Veteran Union Leader By BREESKIN. DANIEL »nd ROSE. Friends s JACKSON. EMMA. On Monday. Sep- Jurist Served With Dies in Hospital After tho Associated Frtss Tomorrow in Traffic Campaign and relatives are invited to the unveil- tember 14. 1953. at Georgetown Uni- ing services of the late DANIEL and i versity Hospital. EMMA JACKSON, lov- LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 18— A minor printing mixup has i! The Metropolitan Police De- ROSE BREESKIN on Sundajr. Septem- - lng wife of Isaac Jackson of Baileys ifii- MllF William G. Shea, “grand old ber "0, 1 nr>a. at 2 p.m.. at the George e Crossroads. Va. Many other relatives delayed distribution of the Traf- jj partment also was asked to have Cemetery. j Years Washington Tifereth Israel 1 and friends also survive. Friends are Distinction 22 Accident on Street man” of the Brotherhood of accident investigation Riggs fle Safety uhit Section. rd. extended. Silverr Invited to call at the Chinn Funeral Paper Crusade window stick- Spring. Md. 19 Home. 2606 South Seminary rd.. Ar- Judge James M. Proctor, a Mrs. Brice Clagett. widow of Painters, Decorators and i policemen distribute the pledges lington, Va.. after 6 p.m. Friday. Sep- Hangers, died yesterday of a ers, but it was expected to be to involved BVCKHAXTZ. MRS. BERTHA. A monu- tember 18. Funeral services at 1 p.m. noted jurist here for more than Judge Clagett of the Municipal persons in accidents ment unveiling the Mrs. BER- for late Saturday. September 19. at the Mount 22 years, died late yesterday after Court of Appeals, died early this ! heart attack at the age of 74. straightened out today. and to hand them out to those THA BUCKHANTZ will be held on* Zion Baptist Church. 19th and South organizer for Sunday. September CO. 195.'J. at 12:30 ' Langley sts. Arlington. Va. Interment a heart attack at his home at morning in Casualty An the AFL The stickers are to be pasted posting collateral for moving p.m . at the Adas Israel Cemetery. 1400» Odd Fellows’ Cemetery 18* Hospital.] brotherhood, ave. se Kennedy-Warren. He was She his union activities in the upper right-hand comer traffic violations. Ala Relatives and friends JACKSON. EMMA. the was 49. j invited. • s Offlcers and mem- took him all over the country of the rear windows of automo- The Department U- ivP bers of Dorcas Temple. No. 71 years old. Mrs. Clagett had been In the Traffic like- GOLDBERG. BEI'LAH. The Unveiling Un 24,y I B. P O. E of W . are Judge Proctor been on the Rk. hospital and even to a labor conference biles. They are to be available was requested to issue the in memory of the late BEULAH GOLD- 1 requested to meet at 1946 had since she was struck by wise Sunday. Septem- i/WOn England many years ago. gasoline pledges receiving BERG will be held on South Lowell st. Arlington. Va.. bench of the U. S. Court of Ap- a streetcar at Connecticut ave- in at all the city’s stations to those drivers' ber 20. 1053 at 3 p.m.. at the Ohev at 8 p.m. Friday. September peals for the District Colum- He started his union work and new-car dealer service permits. Bholom Cemetery. 3201 15th pi. s.e. 18. 1953. to arrange for the ' of IIRSh Hh nue and N streets N.W. on Tues--j de- THE FAMILY. 18 funeral of our late daughter. bia since 1948, following 17 years day. early in life. As a shoeshine partments. EMMA JACKSON. Funeral services at boy here he caused a stir by Representatives of the Accident Reduction Goal. 1 p.m. Saturday, September 19, at as a District Court judge. Born in New York, she was stations paths Mount Zion Baptist Church. By Friends that trying to organize his fellow yesterday asked city Goal of the crusade is to re- S order of ESTELLE McKNIGHT. said after lunch the former Miss Sally McAdoo, i officials for Daughter Ruler. yesterday judge complained - - bootblacks and newsboys. the stickers, which due duce the city’s traffic accident Wednesday. the ¦ HU 7- .HH B daughter of the late Senator were on i ALBIN. HARRY DEAN. On IDA M. HILL, Rec. Sec. i He helped found the old Struc- Wednesday, and fatality toll, which has September 10. 1953. at his residence. of feeling ill. At 4 p.m., he left Gibbs : the day the crusade 7117 Sycamore Takoma Park. KENNER. MINERVA. On Wednesday. William McAdoo of Cali- ave.. September 1953, JUDGE JAMES M. PROCTOR. tural Trade Alliance, forerunner was by the Commis- soared over last year’s figures. Mri HARRY DEAN ALBIN. beloved ii 16. at Freedmen’s his office. Two hours later he fornia and Sarah Houston ' launched husband of Florence C. Albin. Serv- Hospital. MINERVA KENNER of 601 W ; at his of the present Louisville Build- sioners. Owner of the sticker bearing ices ’ate residence on Monday. st. n.w.. beloved wife of Joseph Kenner died home. District was Fleming. Her father was Secre- at his and sister of i bench. Among them ing and Construction Trades a certain serial number will re- September 21 at 10 am. Relatives i A. B. Mathis and Dorothy With him at his death were tary of the Treasury during the Changes Delay Printing. and friends *invited. Interment Ste- Means. She also is survived by a | the American Medical Associa- Council. ceive a $25 savings bond on the phens by , host of other relatives wife, Mrs. Barry City. Va Arrangements the and friends. {his Elizabeth | tion case, in which a number of Wilson Administration. A spokesman for day Takoma Funetal Home. 18.20 Funeral and interment Clinton, S. C. Proctor, and Dr. Robert Howe the Traffic fifteenth of each of the next Services by Stewart. : prominent physicians were ac- Holton-Arms Graduate. Advisory Board explained that three months. The prizes are AROIROPOI'LOS.. GEORGE A. On Wed- KRAISEL, Wednesday. Harmon, physician at the Ken- nesday. September Casualty SAMUEL. On cused of violating the anti-trust changer 10. 11*53. at September 16. 1953. at Chester. Pa.. nedy-Warren. Mrs. Clagett was graduated last-minute were neces- being offered by Arcade Pontiac Hospital. GEORGE A. ARGIROPOULOS. SAMUEL KRAISEL. of laws. Martin Shepherd, sary the Mary Argiropoulos beloved father from Holton-Arms School in G. on stickers. Co. beloved husband of > Mrs Shirley Mendelson. Mrs. Jeanne presided and father of Georgia Marie. John Worth. Miss Sally Judge Laws Notified. He at the trial of for- president The spokesman Yesterday. George and James Paul Argiropoulos. Kraisel. Lt. Col. Mor- 1922 as of her class said the stick- Standard Oil Co. ; ns and Hyman Kraisel. He also Is mer Mayor James M. Curley of today given Friends may call at the Walsh Funeral > survived by a sister. Mrs. Leah Katz. Chief Judge Bolitha J. Laws She took an active interest in ers will be delivered and j was permission to erect a Home. 741 11th st. s.e.. where service* ; Funeral services at the Bernard Dan- Boston, convicted here of using taught Chemist at should be big in the Monday. September was officially the the school her life Standards available to motorists billboard front of will be held on zansky & notified of all and 21. p.m. Arlington Son Funeral Home. 3501 the mails to defraud. He also at 1 Interment Na- 14th st. n.w.. on Sunday, September death this morning by W. Cam- there for a time before her mar- by tomorrow. District Building to publicize the tional Cemetery. 20 20. at 12 noon. Interment District of heftrd the case of John S. Farns- riage. The Commissioners, mean- campaign. Columbia Lodge Cemetery. eron Burton, president of the On 20 Navy BECKER. KATHERINE HELEN District Bar Association. worth, former officer ac- Mrs. Clagett was graduated while, have circularized all Dis- The Traffic Advisory Board is Wednesday. September 16. 1953. KATH- LEACH, DAISY. On Bunday, Septem- cused of giving official Bureau 32 Years ERINE HELEN BECKER (nee MoritX) I ber 13. 1953. at her residence. 4913 “He was a friend of all the secrets from Bryn Mawr College with trict government departments, trying to enlist the aid of all of 3507 Taylor st., Brentwood. Md.. Central ave. n.e., DAISY LEACH, be- to the Japanese. G. Martin Shepherd, a chem- requesting of city Washington beloved wife of the late George A. | loved wife of Joseph B. Leach, mother lawyers,” Mr. Burton said. He j honors in 1926 and in 1928 mar- that drivers j¦ business and civic Mrs. Judge tried Becker, mother of Eldon H.. Evelyn i ! of Eloise Randolph. Mrs. Mary pointed out that Judge Proctor Proctor more than ist at the National Bureau of vehicles sign the pledge. ’1 enterprises in the crusade. V. Lloyd R.. Lorraine M. and Florence 1 ; Harried. John W . Joseph 8., jr.: King murder cases in District K. Becker. Friends may call at the j B. and Dorothy Jean Leach: sister of was especially helpful to and JIOO Standards for 32 years, died yes- Nalley Funeral Home. 3200 R. I. ave.. ¦ Mrs Mary Moore and Mrs. Carrie Court. One of these was the at Eastern ave. n.e. Funeral on Satur- Clark. She also Is survived by a host I patient with young lawyers new i terday of a heart ailment in day September , trial of Earl McFarland, a 'Ma- his 19. at 8:30 am.: thence of other relatives and friends. The | to the courts. Reed, to St. James' Church, where mass late Mrs. Leach may be viewed at the ! rine who created a sensation by laboratory. Forgery Frank C. Retired will be offered at 9 a m. for the repose : | above residence after 3 p.m. Friday. "The court has learned Arrest in September I with escaping, with Joseph D. Med- of her soul. Relatives and friends 1 8 Funeral on Saturday great of the death of this Mr. was an au- invited- Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- September 19. from the Springfield Bap- sorrow ley, from the deathhouse at Dis- Westinghouse tery. IS tist Church, 6th and P sts. n.w.. at 1 distinguished jurist,”Judge Laws thority on methods of chemical Official > pm.. Rev. J. L. Bennett officiating. trict Jail, where they were " BF.ECK. On Wednesday ! l|| Leads Seizure By *h« Associated Press ELIZABETH A. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery said. He ordered courts ad- awaiting execution. -•iMP and physical analysis of gases. to 6f September 16 1953. at Georgetown ! Services by Stewart. 15.17.18 journed early respect Hospital. ELIZABETH A. BEECK of in for the The had a 'firm belief He helped develop methods of GROVE CITY, Pa.. Sept. 18.— 5182 Fulton st. n.w., wife of Carl A. LOWELL. PANSY C. On Friday. Sep- jurist tember 18, Hospital, jurist. Beeck. mother of Gretchen Kirchgess- 1953. at Garfield that the people’s respect for the analysis which are used almost Frank Carlton Reed, 74, a retired nrr and Karl Beeck. daughter of Mrs. ! PANSY C. LOWELL of 6301 16th st. 6 in Dope Raid ! n.w.. beloved wife of the late Joseph Noted for Eloquence. law depended on the enforce- Helen Crltes, and granddaughter of ¦ Lowell, universally throughout the gas vice president of Westinghouse Eva K. King: sister of Vernard J. and Reid sister of Mrs. John D. Jh|| Longley. Outstanding in Judge Proc- ment and administration. In re- A forgery arrest yesterday led Donald M. Crites. Friends may call Services at the S. H. Hines industry, according to the Bu- Electric Corp.. died of a heart at the 3034 Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. n.w., tor’s career were his fight for a fusing probation for Mayor Cur- police to a District pad. Birch Funeral Home. M on Tuesday. September m. dope *t. n.w., where services will be held 22. at II a courthouse, promotion ley—he said sentencing was reau of ailment yesterday in Grove City on Saturday. September 19. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 19 new his the Standards. where a. raid netted six admitted Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. McPherson. ANNIE. On Tuesday. Sep- of co-operation between bench one of his most unpleasant tasks During World War 11. he de- narcotics addicts. Hospital. His wife died about tember 16. 1953, at her residence. 2615 and bar his —the judge declared: JflH BLI'MENTHAL. HERMAN. Od Wednes- Stanton rd. s.e.. ANNIE McPHERSON. and authorship of veloped carbon monoxide indi- Donald Keys Ohr, 26, formerly t; a month ago. day. September 16, 1953. HERMAN the beloved mother of Andrew McPher- “It is of paramount concern JH BLUMENTHAL. the local rules of practice and cators for measuring minute of 1738 P street N.W., was ar- beloved brother of Al- son Also surviving are one sister that confidence be main- Mr. Reed was a vice bert A. Blumenthal. Mrs. Johanna a daughter-in-law. Lucy McPherson: a procedure for District Court. public amounts of the gas in military rested by Sixth Precinct police- ' named Cohen. Miss Bertha Blumenthal and granddaughter. Therklel Thomas: two tained in the fair and impartial fIKmP equipment. president of Westinghouse in Miss Jeanette Blumenthal. all of Wash- ! grandchildren and other relatives and He was noted for his elo- • jHHI More recently he men Wednesday night in a cab ington. D. C.. and Mrs. Betty Rosen- friends. After 5 p.m. Friday. Sep- quence. spoke deliberately, administration of justice to all was working on de- 1942 and retired October 1, 1945. busch of Baltimore. Md. Services at tember 18. the body will lie in state He methods of in the 5800 block of Georgia ave- the Goldberg & alike, to the high and the low, tecting He joined Westinghouse in 1903 C. D. Son Funeral at the Macedonia Baptist Church. weighed his words and had a chemical constituents of nue N.W. Police had been look- Home, 4217 9th st. n.w.. on Friday, Funeral on Saturday. September 19. at the rich and the poor.” smog. and worked in East Pittsburgh, September 18 at 11 am. Interment I pm., from the Macedonia Baptist language skill possessed by few. ing for him since Tuesday, when Achdus Cemetery. Va., Chevrah In mourn- Church. Stanton rd. s.e. Interment The jurist was man of me- Upheld Jury From 1918 to 1921 he was chief Huntington, V. and Chicago. ing at 501 Quincy st. n.w. In lieu of in Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements a System. MRS. BRICE CLAGETT. his partner. Albert Lizzi, was ar- flowers, family requests I chemist at the United He was an official of Westing- that contribu- by the Walter E Hunter Funeral Home. dium height, with blue eyes, gray He firm conviction States Bu- rested in Arlington County on tions be made to the Metropolitan 18 also had a reau ot Mines Experimental He- house Electric Elevator Co. from Heart Fund. 18 hair, a pleasing smile and ready that the jury system is the best ried Judge Clagett, He died in bad check charges. MOORE. LAURA LOUISA. On Thursday. wit. But he could 1951. lium Plant at Petrolia, Tex. 1931 to 1937. BROOKS. GRACE LAMSON. Died on September 17. 1953. at her residence. be stern when way to determine guilt or in- Police said Ohr wrote the bad Wednesday. September 16. 195.3. at I ! 3706 43rd ave.. Cottage City. Md., occasion demanded. He was She was a member of trustees Mr. Martin was a native of A graduate of Massachusetts Randolph. Vt.. GRACE LAMSON LAURA LOUISA MOORE, sister of Mrs. nocence of an accused man or checks and Lizzi cashed them. Georgie Hollldge. known to thousands of Holton-Arms, a director of Brookfield, Mo. He received his Institute of Technology, Mr. BROOKS, wife of Theron C. Brooks, j M. aunt of Laura who had of deciding facts in civil litiga- The pair also are wanted for long-time resident of Washington. Davis. Mrs. Mary Crosson and Mrs. passed through Travelers’ Aid Society of B.S. degree in chemistry Reed veteran the Span- D. C.. and Takoma Park. Md. Funeral i Virginia Stang. Services at the S. his courtroom the at the charges Virginia was a of i H. tion. check in and services and interment on Saturday. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 as jurors, witnesses and lawyers. Judge Washington and a member of University of Missouri in 1918. ish-American War. Funeral September 19, p.m., at 14th st. n.w.. on Monday. September Proctor was born in Maryland. at 2 Ran- at. 1 appellate will be held Saturday. dolph, Vt. 21. \ p.m. Interment Fairfax V He was named to the Washington September 4, the President’s Committee on the He was a member of the Amer- services Va.. Cemetery. 20 1882. Ohr moved to the Alturas bench on March 9, 1948, by public Physically Handicapped. ican Chemical Society, and. had BRINSTETTER, DR BARON CI'RTIS. PALMER. ROBERT H. On Sunday. Sep- He was educated in Hotel, bjock of Six- Suddenly, Wednesday. September papers in the 1500 on tember 13. 1953. at Freedmen’s Hos- former President Truman. In schools here, was graduated With Club Federation. published numerous in the lti. 1953. Dr BYRON CURTIS BRUN- pital. ROBERT PALMER, of and teenth street N.W. from the P Crosby H. son 1931, former President Hoover field chemistry. STETTER of 9114 rd.. Silver the late John and Victoria Palmer. from Business High at 14. All At the time of her death Mrs. of Tuesday night, Spring. Md.. beloved husband of Alice appointed judge street address Bermuda Buffeted A host of other relatives and friends had him of the He is survived by his widow, Buscall Brunstetter. father of Katie also may of his work was connected with Clagett, who lived at 1343 partner failed son Frank survive. Mr. Palmer be District Court. when his to re- Ann Brunstetter. of Mrs. seen at the Chinn Funeral Home. 2605 the courts, His first job was in Twenty-seventh street N.W., was Mrs. Geneva Shepherd of 3720 Howard Brunstetter of Williamsport. Seminary Arlington. Va., He turn. South rd.. handled many important j justice Manor road, Chevy Chase, and Pa : brother of Dr Max R. Brunstetter where funeral services will be con- ! the office of a of the research director for tjie General S3O-a-Day Habit. By of New York City. Mrs. Kenneth cases during 'Edna' B. by the his tenure on the Hurricane Washington. C.; ducted Rev. Reuben Minor at 2 peace and later for Women’s Clubs. six children: Miss Janet Shep- Hamilton of D. Mrs. p.m. Saturday. September 19. Inter- he worked a Federation of Police said Ohr, who told them Edward R. Collins of Atlanta. Ga. ment in Payne's Cemetery. 18* title company and a referee in Surviving are a son, Brice herd of the Manor road address: By tha Associated Press Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral he had spent some time in a Home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Saturday. ROBINSON, PEARL. On Wednesday. bankruptcy. McAdoo Clagett, a senior at George M. Shepherd, jr., of the hospital HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sept. September 19 at 2:30 p.m. Interment September 16. 1953. at Emergency Lexington (Ky.) and was Hospital, fUemurlaitt At his graduation in Princeton University: two sisters,! Gwenwood Apartments, Nine- Fort Lincoln Cemetery. PEARL ROBINSON of 722 In 1903 St. Elizabeths Hos- Edna Park rd. n.w.. Apt. 4. She leaves to i released from 18.—Hurricane roared on mourn BERNAU. MINNIE G. In loving memory from George Washington Uni- Mrs. Darragh Park of New York teenth and K streets N.W.; Mrs. CLAGETT. SALLY McADOO. On Fri- their loss one son. Stephen W , of sister, pital here March 23, admitted shipping' lanes day September Robinson; two ¦ our dear MINNIE G. BER- Jean into Atlantic 775 18. 1953. SALLY Mc- sisters. Mrs. Viola Sickels NAU. who passed away versity Law School, he was ap- and Mrs Clayton Platt, jr., of Burgard of 3403 Lincoln ADOO CLAGETT. wife of the late | and Mrs. Alberta Lacy: one uncle, one seventeen years having a sl2 to S3O a day nar- i a*o today. September pointed Philadelphia; two avenue, Kensington: Kay miles east Cape Hatteras to- Judge Brice Clagett and mother of I ! aunt, other relatives and many friends, 18. 1936. a clerk in the United brothers. Mrs. cotics habit. Police said Lizzi of Brice M. Clagett; sister of Mrs. Clayton t Remains resting at the Morrow A: ! j You are not forgotten, loved one. States attorney's office. At 23 Francis Huger McAdoo of Ne\v Ferrell of 216 West George Ma- day after playing havoc with Platt. :r ; Mrs. Darragh A. Park. Mr. Woodford Funeral Home. 1622 11th! Nor will you ever be: had a S3O-S4O a day habit. Francis McAdoo and Mr. William G. S S st n.w. After 12 noon Saturday. Sep- ! j As lone as life and memory last he became an assistant United York and William Gibbs McAdoo. son road. Falls Church; Mrs. tember We thee, After his arrest, Ohr told po- transportation and electric pow- McAdoo Services will be held at the j j 19. friends are invited to call 1 will remember States attorney, and three years jr., of Queen Anne County. Md.; , Georgie Sigsbee of Baltimore, Christ Episcopal Church. 31st and O : ! at Ihe above-named funeral home, i j SISTER AND BROTHER. KATIE AND he his dope at a • lice obtained Bermuda. sts n w.. on Saturday. September 19. i : Funeral services on Sunday, September ; ARCHIE BERNAU. later was chief assistant. her stepmother, 'Mrs. William and Mrs. Sylvia Seals of 10410 er on at 3 p.m. Interment private. 20. at 2 p.m.. at the Seneca Church. ! BROWN, memory pad in the first block of Canal Bureau | Jerry HARRY F. In of our resigned 1913, prac- Gibbs McAdoo, South Pasa- The Miami Weather Seneca. Md.. Rev. Moore offleiat- , father and HARRY He in and of Fawcett street, Kensington. DODSON. ROBERT BURTON. On j ing Interment church cemetery. 19 ! BROWN, husband. F. street S W. said indications were that the Thursday. September at who passed away four years ticed law privately until World dena, Calif., and nine nieces and Private funeral services will 17. 1953. the SHEPHERD. ago today. September Alexandria Hospital. ROBERT BURTON GEORGE MARTIN. SR. I 18, 1949. nephews. Yesterday afternoon. Police storm slowly decrease in Suddenly, on Thursday. September War 1.. Although he was 35, be held at 9 o’clock tonight at i would DODSON, husband of Georgia A. Dod- 17. I | There is comfort in knowing Narcotics Squad men took Ohr ; gales 1953. at his home. 3720 Manor rd.. you again. then Funeral services will be held ! ferocity, but the area of son father of Mrs W. L. Alnoond. Mrs. Chevy Chase. . i We will meet he enlisted;" - was commis- the Warner E. Pumphrey fun- W. L. Gauiey Mrs. G. W. Phillips,- Mrs. Md GEORGE MARTIN | When grief and pain are over to the dope pad. where he pur- larger SHEPHERD Sr., husband of Geneva ! an infantry and at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Christ Spring. would become as the Ber. Baggett. Rupert W. Almond and I And the clouds have rolled away. sioned officer, eral home. Silver narcotics with marked Friends may call at M. Shepherd and father of Mrs. Jean ! DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MADELINE, Episcopal Church, Thirty-first chased storm center curved further John K. Dodson. Burgard. Mrs. Kay Ferrell. Mrs. Geor- served in France. He resumed the Demaine Funeral Home. 520 South Sigsbee I I AND WIFE ROSA. money, according to the police. North America. Washington st., Alexandria, Va . where ! gia Mrs. Sylvia Seals. Miss private law practice after the and O streets ft.W. Burial will from Jar.et Shepherd and George Martin j j BYRD. MAGGIE M. In memory of MAG- After the raid Ohr turned over will held Saturday. Sep- M. Edna, fifth tropical storm of services be on Shepherd, jr. Memorial services will , GIE BYRD, mother of Gertrude M. war until his appointment to be in Oak Hill Cemetery. tember 19. at 1 p.m. Interment Fort ! I ' Thomas and Byrd, Mrs. Annie D. Davis, 82, three capsules of heroin to be held the Pumphrey the late Lillian the no apparent ma- Cemetery. I at Warner E. the bench in 1931. , the season, did Lincoln ! Funeral Home. 8434 Ga. ave.. Silver ! i who passed away sixteen years ago During his today. ~ police, according to Sergt. Jo- jor damage to Bermuda, al- JOHN W. On Friday. Sep- I Spring. Md., on Friday. September I j private practice he handled EMERICK. p.m. Gabries. though up tember IS. 1953. JOHN W. EMERICK 18. at 9 Please omit flowers. ! Gone but not forgotten. many Government Blumenthal, Lifelong D. C. seph gusts to 120 miles 3107 South Hill st. Arlington, Va., SHERMAN. RUTH DAUGHTER. GERTRUDE. AND cases as a Dr. Hermann Resident of Emerick, BREWSTER. On Arrested in the raid were Her- per hour whipped across the beloved husband of Frieda G. Wednesday, September 16. 1953. RUTH ! GRANDSON. BILLY. special assistant to the Attorney Mrs. Annie D. Davis, 82, life- Peewe) faitier or John Wesley Emerick, jr.. BREWSTER SHERMAN of I**2B i cules (Rabbit or John- island, downed trees and shrubs Dorothy Harvey. Cathe- i DANGERFIELD. WILLIAM H. In loving General. long and Mrs. J. Friends dral st., Baltimore. Md.. daughter of memory of my darling husband. WIL- Medical Library Employe resident of Washington, son, colored, 25, thoroughfares. at 2530 Q street most may call the Ives Funeral Home. I ! the late Franklin and Caroline Aldord LIAM H. passed and blocked Arlington. Va. No- Requiem DANGERFIELD. who died Wednesday at the N.W., 2547 Wilson blvd.. Sherman of Ash Grove. Va. away six months ago today, March Married Twice. Dr. Blumenthal, 67. District who allegedly sold the Electric power and water serv- tice of funeral services later. mass at Mount Calvert Church. Madi- 1953. jurist Hermann General Hospital. son ave. 18. In 1902 the married She suffered capsules to Ohr, charged with off at most points at Suddenly. and Eutaw st.. Baltimore. an employe of the Army Medical ice—cut .ANNA. at The road Into the sunset . Mary Harrington broken hip ESPEY. GERTRUDESeptember 1953, Md.. on Saturday. September 19. Miss of Wash- a about five weeks sale and possession of p.m.—was expected on Wednesday. 10. am. Interment Druid Ridge Is one we all must tread: Library for about two years, died narcotics: 9:30 not to Hospital. II Ceme- But. oh, what grief sorrow, ington. She died in ago. at Prince Georges General tery Please omit flowers. Instead, and dear. 1946. He Wednesday while visiting friends Robert E. Green. 25. of 329 O resume until this afternoon. GERTRUDE ANNA ESPEY. beloved may When you went on ahead. daughter Merryville E. friends contribute to the Sick and Mrs. Elizabeth Barry Cole- Reared and educated here, she W„ Gardener, 28, reportedly of and Mildred Benefit Fund. Johns Hopkins Hospital. God gave me strength to bear lt in Marion, Va. He lived at 501 street N Doris The storm center Casey: sister of Mrs. Doris Coulter, courage man were married September the daughter late Peggy Nurses’ Alumnae Association. 19 And to meet the Quincy was of the 1711 Vermont avenue N.W. and passed some 50 miles off Ber- Mrs. Hazel Fastnot. Anne and But it lose blow.you street N.W. Espey. STARK, WILLIAM B. Suddenly, on what meant to 30, E. Her Hugh Leonard Funeral from This world never know. 1947. Dr. born James and Laura Smith. Meta Lee Pridgen, no age or muda last night. the James T. Ryan Funeral Home. 317 Wednesday. September 16. 1953. at will Blumenthal was in Pa ave s.e.. on Saturday. September the home of his brother in Van Nuys, Ye! I get great comfort knowing He held memberships in the Germany father was a District policeman. address available. All are col- The storm appeared to be I will you and studied at the Uni- 19. at 11 am. Relatives and friends Calif.. WILLIAM B. STARK of 909 meet again some day, Chevy Chase Club, the Lawyers' For many years she lived at ored and are charged with being having no major effect on the invited. Interment Washington Na- Quincy st. n.e., beloved husband of When grief and sorrow and pain are versities of Berlin, Leipzig, tional Cemetery. 18 Martha Stark, father of Mrs. Eleanor over. - Club, the American Bar Associa- got 445 Tenth street S.W. and was present in an illegal establish- United States mainland, Faris. son of Mr. and Mrs. William And the clouds have rolled away. Breslau and Munich. He his » tion, the EsPEY. SOPHIE KINGSBURY. On H. Stark of Los Angeles. Calif.: brother YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, NAOMI. District Bar Associa- medical and dental degrees at active in women’s activities at ment. Wednesday. September 10. 1953. at her of M. A. Stark of Van Nuys. Calif., memory tion and Theta Phi. Baptist Twins McKinley HONESTY, GEORGE. In loving Delta He University Goettingen the Fifth Church. Arrested. residence, 3909 st. n.w., and Mrs. Viola Bladen of New York. He of dear GEORGE HON- the of and is by two grandchildren our father, was past Na- Also during SOPHIE KINGSBURY ESPEY. the wife also survived ESTY. who passed away eight years commander of the practiced in Elberfield, Germany She had been living at the arrested the raid Gen. Van Fleet Heads of the late John B Espey and mother Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral ago today. September 18, 1945. tional Press Post of were twins to of Mrs. Edna E. Turton, Mrs. Louise Home. 2901 14th st. n.w., on Monday, Club the before he came here in 1940. Baptist Home for the Aged for “well known” the E. Mrs. Alice E. Rouse. Howard Septemwr 21. at 10 am. Interment Gone, but not forgotten. American Legion department, police They 80110. * and past mas- the past 17 years. said. H. and John K. Espey. Friends may i ! Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20 THE FAMILY. Dr. Blumenthal formerly Korea Rehabilitalion Unit Funeral Home. 4th MYERS, ter of Cathedral Lodge of are Lewis of call at the Lee ; TAYLOR. DAVID SAMSON. On Thurs- BERTHA DENNIS. A tribute the worked at a dental laboratory Mrs. Davis is survived by a son, Rick Dixon 800 st and Mass. ave. n.e.. where services September 17, to the memory of my dear mother. By ths Associated Pros* September day. 1953. at the Dis- Masons. Depart- Guy M. Davis of 9007 Forty- P street N.W., and Charles will be held on Saturday. trict of Genera] BERTHA DENNIS MYERS, who passed here and for the State 19 at Columbia Hospital, into 11 am. Interment Cedar Hill Infant Baby the hidden life sixty years ago Survivors in addition to his eighth place, College Park, Md.; Duke Dixon, 26, colored of the NEW YORK, Sept. 18.—Gen. Cemetery. 18 DAVID SAMSON TAY- today. September 18, ment. He translated medical LOR. son of Thurston and Christine 1893. wife are a son, Edward A., of first block of U street N.W. Both Everett. Walter. on Thursday, Taylor of 1013 Browning 01. ne. In- Sad leflections always leave dearest scientific books from German a sister, Mrs. Mary M. McDonald James A. Van Fleet, former * Birmingham, are charged with Obing present September 17. 1953. WALTER EVER- terment on Saturday. September 19, memories. C. D. MYERS. Mich.; a sister, into English at the Army Medi- of Cobb Island, Md., and two ETT of 1420 12th st. n.w., devoted at Woodlawn Cemetery Arrangements MYERS, illegal United Nations commander in He also by Rollins. PEC. LEON C. In loving mem- Mrs Florence Gill of Washing- Library. in an establishment. husband of Elizabeth Everett. ory of my beloved son, Pfc. LEON C. cal grandchildren. Korea, is survived by his mother. Martha RALPH MYERS, who ton: a brother, Frank, of Florida, Police said Charles Dixon was yesterday was named seven sisters, one and UPDIKE. EUGENE. On Wednes- departed this life one He was a member of Achduth Funeral services were to be Everett: brother day, September 16. 1953. at his resi- year ago today, September 18. 1952. and seven grandchildren. found locked in the chairman of the American-Ko- three stepchildren Notice of funeral dence. 6044 North 22nd st.. Arlington. while serving with A Congregation. held at 2 p.m. today. Burial was bathroom of later. Arrangements by Malvan & the armed forces the two-story brick building Foundation. Inc. He suc- • Va., RALPH EUGENE UPDIKE, beloved in Korea. James M„ jr.. died last year. row rean Schey, Inc. son. Survivors are his brother. Al- to be in Glenwood Cemetery. husband of Vera M. Updike and father pray give during the raid. They ceeds Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, of I that Ood will me strength Services are being arranged by said they WILLIAM E. (TIM*. Sud- Ralph E.. jr.: Arthur T. and Gene To bear the absence of my boy bert A., 2032 Belmont road FLAHERTY. Wednesday. September 10, Updike, all of Indianapolis. Ind. Friends day the Hines funeral home. Burial were told another who brother of the President. denly. on may Home, , Till that I’ll meet with loy N.W., and four sisters, Mrs. Jo- woman 195.1, < * FLAHERTY, call at the Ives Funeral i My son Heaven doorway. may foundation, WILLIAM E. TIM 2847 Wilson blvd., Arlington. in s be in Arlington National have been attending The concerned beloved husband of Anna T. Flaherty ! Va.. until j EULALIA C MYERS. will hanna Cohen and the Misses the 12:30 p.m. Monday. September 21. Lt. Homer Hollingshead, party jumped with Korean social and economic inee Stormont*, father of Joan M. O’NEILL, memory Cemetery. dope off the roof. brother of Catherine A. Har- thence to Fort Myer Chapel, where GEORGIA. In loving Bertha and Jeanette Blumenthal, Fora and funeral p.m. of my beloved . sister, GEORGIA Police recovered eight capsules rehabilitation, thus far has raised ris Friends may call at the Robert services will be held at 1 O'NEILL, all of the Quincy street address, 131 Interment Arlington National Ceme- who has been gone three they $3.5 million toward aiding the A Mattingly Funeral Home. 11th years ago today. September Alexandria Man of heroin said Johnson tried tery. 18. 1950. Son of st. s.e.. until Saturday. September 19. 20 and Mrs. Betty Rosenbusch, country. Requiem at You are remembered peculiar ways. to throw away in an areaway.; war-torn at 8:15 am. mass St. j ' WALLER. LAMONT 8.. SR. On Thurs- head, In Joseph Sigall, Artist, Baltimore. services for Lt. (j.g.) Michael s Church, Silver Spring. Md.. | day, September 17. 1953. at his resi- The lift of the gesturing hand Graveside They also seized and I Skyline small wprd said: Hollingshead, jr., narcotics para- at 9 am. Relatives friends in- ] j dence. 5813 dr. s.e.. LAMONT or Funeral services were to be Homer Archer vited. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- ; Sr., beloved husband of Remembering your words, your deeds, phernalia, including syringes and B. WALLER. your held today in Goldberg’s father is Force em- tery. • « Mabel Waller, father of Mrs. George ways, Noted Portrait Painter funeral whose an Air cookers. | Love and Lamont B. Waller, jr.: brother Though you are gone, there Is so Washing- ploye Thursday, * home, with burial in at Bolling Field, were held GARRIS. AI.I.IE MAE. On j of Mrs Naomi Brooks and Thomas ; much that stays. MARIE. ly the Associated Press The was con- September 1953, ALLIE MAE GAR- 1 narcotics raid 17. E. Waller. He also is survived by three O'NEILL, loving memory ton Memorial Cemetery. Wednesday at Arlington Ceme- oi n.w., beloved wile GEORGIA. In LA Sept. 18.— ducted by W. Hol- RIS 807 N st. grandsons. Funeral services at the of our beloved aunt, GEORGIA JOLLA, Calif., tery. He was in Detectives G. of Alonzo Garris and mother of Mrs. j I Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 2007 O'NEILL, who passed away three years Joseph killed a plane comb, J. Dust. Miss Rebecca Garris j Saturday. Sigall, Tulsa, Okla., who R. Panetta and S. H. Sallie Mae Nichols ave. st., on Sep- ago today. September 18, 1960. crash during a storm last Fri- oi Baltimore. Md.. and Daniel Garris, j | tember 19. at 11 a.m. Interment had done portraits of presidents Herring of the Narcotics Squad. Also surviving are other relatives and j Confederate Cemetery. Spottsylvanla, Let perpetual light shine upon her. Byron C. Brunstetter, day Vandalia, 111. He was Notice I ELINOR, GRAYSON, MICKEY AND and emperors, died here Wednes- Dr. near many friends. of funeral later. Va. the Naval Air Sta- Arrangements by McGuire. Inc. 19 WHITLEY. IDA B. On Sunday. Septem- JOHN. day night. A pathological en route to 13, WHITLEY, O'NEILL, loving ! FLORENCE. Thursday ; ! ber 1953. IDA B. be- GEORGIA. A tribute at St. Louis after vacation- Menachem Ribalow, 54, On ! Marguerite memory our sister, examination was by tion HAMILTON.September ! loved mother oi Mrs. to the of dear i ordered the Health Service Official 17. 1953. FLORENCE HAM- Everett, aunt of of GEORGIA O'NEILL, who passed aw ay- ing of 20ln Md. ave. n.e. Notice Mrs# Lena Elliott Diego County yes- with his father. ILTON Philadelphia. Pa : cousin of Mr. Wil- three years ago, September* 18, San coroner services for Dr. Byron ol funeral later. Arrangements by 1950. Funeral ! liam Blagburn and mother-in-law of today. terday to the Lt. Hollingshead was gradu- Hebrew Weekly Editor Jarvis. Let us think of her determine cause. Curtis 52, Robert Lee Everett. She also is sur- Sleeping, resting, lust away. Sigall, believed Brunstetter. executive ated from high school in Spring- vived by many * Mr. to the By Press On Wednesday. Sep- | i friends. After 12 noon ADDIE AND NANNIE. be secretary of the research and the Associated HUNTER. DAISY. Hospital. ' Friday. September | field, 111., and served in the Navy leinber lti. 197)3. at Arlington : 18. friends are in- In victim of a heart ailment, had Sept. HUNTER, loving daughter of | vited to call at her late residence, 635 ! O'NEILL. GEORGIA. memory of a grants division of the United NEW YORK. 18.—Me- DAISY ! sincere friend GEORGIA O'NEILL, who visiting days. Guam for years. Wt believe neither Medley. Many other ; R. I. ave. nw. Funeral services on : been here 10 He AirForce on 2!i 54-year-oid Let and Lucy Saturday, September departed this life three years ago to- ; States Public Health Service, will nachem Ribalow, relatives also survive. Friends are in- 19. at 1 p.m.. at ; is listed in Artists’ Biographies He was to have gone to the Baptist day September 18. 1950. nor to funeral services at 12 | the Shiloh Church. 9th and P » be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at author who was a founder and wraith social vited attend ! A FRIEND. ESSIE BEBBRON. having portraits University noon Saturday. September 19. at the sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial I as painted of of Illinois this fall. Cemetery. Arrangements by ! PERNA, loving memory Hines funeral home, 2901 Four- editor of ‘Hadoar,” Hebrew lan- Chinn Funeral Home. 2t>n.» South Sem- Jarvis. 18 FRANK R. In Presidents Calvin Coolidge, Her- His father, who is a lieutenant prominence should inary rd Arlington. Va. Interment IDA. The of my beloved husband and our dear , teenth street N.W Burial will be quage weekly newspaper, died • WHITLEY. officers and mem- | Cemetery. | father. FRANK R. PERNA. who passed ! bert Hoover and Franklin D. in the Engineer Reserve Pavnes Is. bers of Ruth Chapter. No. away years ago today. September Cemetery. colonel yesterday justify special 8. O. S. hereby two in Fort Lincoln at Lebanon Hospital. a E. are re- 197)1. Roosevelt and former Emperor Corps and lives at 902 Potomac quested to attend the funeral I ; 18. Dr. Brunstetter, who lived at “Hadoar” is the only Hebrew i /ZbMH)s, of Sister IDA WHITLEY on i In my heart your memory lingers. Franz Josef of Austria and avenue. Alexandria, is his only favor not afforded ! vU Saturday. September 19, Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true: 9114 Crosby road, Silver Spring, language weekly newspaper in FUNERAL DIRECTORS. at Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. _ * W 1953. at p.m.. the There is not a day dear husband. survivor ¥ 1 killed in an airplane crash Israel, ave; age Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th That I do not think of you. was the world outside Mr the client. Crematorium i and sts. n.w. Albany, Y„ Wednes- P You live with us in memory still, , near N. on Ribalow had been an editor with , MAMIE L. BREECE. Worthy Matron, today, always William Lee’s Sons Co. Worthy Not iust but will. Rev. Frank C Streufert, day. newspaper for J i MORRIS W. CAUL. Patron. YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHIL- Five Lost in Ship Mishap the more than 30 rCNERAI DIRECTORS CORDELIA J. Sec. Pa., Awe. U. »-*-W WILLIAMS. DREN. A native of Delano. Dr. years. a Ata and Man. El. | IDA. The offlcers and mem- WICK, Scotland, Sept. 18— He also held similar WHITLEY. THOMPSON, MERRILL A. In memory Brunstetter came'here during the post Home j bers of Belle E. Lewis Guild. No. 5. of my dear son. MERRILL A. THOMP- Lutheran Mission Head with “Mabu.” a Hebrew lan- Rinaldi Funeral H. T. are requested at , had worked for the The trawler Hassett grounded on St. jdM_ I C.. to assemble SON. who departed this life nine years 19205. He guage literary quarterly. 816 H N.E. M 8 p.m. Friday. September 18. 1953. i ago today. September By tho Associated Press at 18. 1944. Department of Agriculture for high today five the residence of our late princess, Sept. a reef in seas and The Russian-born author, at ! IDA WHITLEY. 635 R. I. ave. n.w.. for I often sit and think of you ST. LOUIS. 18.—The many years and had joined the of the 20-man crew were believed A Complete Funeral | funeral services. When I am all alone. Rev. Frank Carl Streufert, father the time of his death, was co- i i Princess MAMIE CLARK. Captain, *’or memory is the only thing Public Health Service four years drowned. Lifeboats could not president World As Low as $95.00 Up i THELMA JACKSON. Secretary. That grief can call its own of six Lutheran ministers and ago. of the Hebrew HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. KATIE approach the 349-ton ship but Ben- WILLCOX, COL. H. CASE. On Wednes- EMERSON * for the past 20 years director of widow, Federation along with Isaac CHAMBERS i day. September 16. 1953, at Prince Survivors include his coastguardsmen managed to Zvi, the president of Israel. Largest Georges General Hospital. Col. H. CASE ULLMER. FRANK R. In loving memory missions for the Oae dt Ui* my Lutheran Mrs. Alice Buscall Brunstetter, shoot line and 15 Oadertakers la ths Wortd WILLCOX of 2426 16th st. n.w.. of dear husband. FRANK R. ULL- Church. Missouri Synod, died a across her brother of Miss Anna Maud Willcox. MER who passed away two years ago and a daughter, Miss Katie Ann men were saved by breeches CO. 5-0432 He also is survived by one nephew. today. September 18, 1951. yesterday at Lutheran Hospital Brunstetter, both of the Crosby Paul Willcox of Tacoma. Wash. Friends Two years have passed since that sad here. He was 79. buoy. may call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral day road address; his mother, Mrs. Home. 2961 14th st. n.w Services The one I loved was called away: Dr. Streufert spent 30 years at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer. Va . God took him home, it was His will. Frank Howard Brunstetter, of designs Monday. September at the ministry in Chicago funkkal on 21. 10 a m. But in my hpart he liveth still. in and Williamsport, Pa.; a brother. Dr. Intprment Arlington National ceme- INA LEE ULLMER. • helped organize 13 different con- GHiU C. SHA t F HiK LNC tery 2<> Max R. Brunstetter, of New Not The Bereaved Moderatt WHITE. IRENE FORBES. With devoted gregations Question CxDressive flora, Tributes WILLIAMS. ELOISE FLORENCE. On memory in northern Illinois York, sisters, holiday* "hone of our dear mother and mother- and two Mrs. Ken- Established 1850 cnees Onen dally Sun Thursday. September 17. 1953. at the FORBES WHITE, who and California as well numer- ceDted « 30 to 9 week F. in-law. IRENE as Mj orders also o m Washington Sanitarium. ELOISE departed years ago today. neth B. Hamilton of 4635 Forty- Sights Mth at NW NA_ B-U 10« this >ile five ous Polish and Spanish missions >OO WILLIAMS of 8215 Flower ave.. Ta- September 18. J948. eighth street N.W.. and Mrs. Ed- koma Park. Md.. betoved friend of Mr. A wish expressed without thought during the initial BROb lust a line of sweet remembrance, of the church. CO PLOklbFb and Mrs. J. H. Mencken. Mr and Mrs . ward R. of Atlanta, Ga. GUDt a «2ra Hershberger. Just a memory fond and true; Collins grief on •212 w at n.w HA O. S Mi and Mrs. W. Funeral arrangements had not hours of it not binding friends whose inner- and Just a token of love and devotion H. Jones Mr and Mrs. C H. we always you. completed. Kelly. Friends may call at the Takoma That think of been most feelings and instinct* tell them to send Flowers LOTS. Funeral Home 254 Carroll st.. Takoma They say time heals all sorrow CEMETERY Park, D C.. where services will be And helps us to forget. . to the funeral as a final mark of respect to the departed 2; of Medi- Friday. September only proved SurlAL~cryPT for Garden held on is at 2:30 But time so far has a Aawler’S I a be- you INC expression to tation. Fort Lincoln Cemetery Sacri- p.m Interment George Washington How much we miss yet. SONS. and Christian of consolation the 268 College Cemetery. 1919 jig] fice for rasn P O. Box 18 j ! The time seems short, though the years ESTABLISHED RSmmKSS reaved. Contributions, in lieu of flowers, do not provide Park Md. Eves., AP 7-0817. —2O are long. *6s»p FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lincoln —4 sites. | The bond of ore still Ungers on. spiritual comfort. ACACIA KNOLL. Ft. * HD AP 7-3706 after *> p.m —2l Hlpmnrtam RAYMOND AND ANNA WHITE. RITCHIE Call In I Pooniylvonio * CRYPTS In Fort Liucoln Cemetery WHITE. IRENE FORBES. In memory |J 'MAKKEBS^St S 1756 Ave. N.W. !=] Mausoleum: must sell because of leav- ATKINSON. JOHN F.: STEWART. WAL- of our dear sister and aunt. IRENE FUNERAL HOME [EU (Jwit Weil of the White House) Pj ing city; sacrifice for $1,090 less than * TER C. A loving tribute to two close FORBES WHITE, who departed this falvey price of today. RA 3-1504. —2O pais In life, my godfather, JOHN P. life five years ago today. September Uppti Marlboro, Mi ¦ Lgranite fO. rg] NAtionol 8-5512 raj Listen to Your Heart Family plot' of 4 graves in Washing- ATKINSON who died September 18. 18. 1948. CoißßlrUir Alr-Canditinnad • I\C. j=n 1309 N. Edgowood Sr., Arkngtoo * Cemetery, tust ! 1939. and ir.y father H| Established -1886 ton Memorial inside of dear WALTER Your memory is a rose that blooms (4-kr Scrrtm IHi (A block off Wilson Blvd.) (HI gate; reason for selling, moved i C STEWART, who died September 20, lonely years: UPSHUR SIN.W and Send Flowers front MRS 1952. Across the carefully pli J Action 8-3550 * ral to Florida. WILLS. JE. 2-0191. A flower 1 we tend so Phono Market 7-3391 It.l, Crtet Cemetery H] any day except Saturday —24 water tears. ¦ _ To live within the hearts of those And with our CEMETERY, 28 ! we leave behind is not to die. 1 HER SISTER MRS ELEANOR SEWELL. j^TAYIoV»^IIOO Cedar HILL section * FleritU reasonable. RE. 7-6245. —2O SPELLER. • NEPHEWS. Q| let lj'CY SIEWARI ANM