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Robert M. Halter,
Radio Show Director

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 10 tP.-
Robert M. Halter. so, a radio
producer and director for 2;
years, died last night at hi.
home. He was a native of Lon.
don.
Mr.. Halter directed and pro.
duced the Jimmy Wakely Show
the Sunday afternoon Hollywood
Barn Dance. the Matinee Show
on KNX and the CHS Newsroon
Sunday Desk, among others.
After appearing in vaudeville
with his wife. Kitty O'Neill, Mr.
Halter entered radio at WDAF
in Kansas City. Mo-. in 1880. HI
also worked at KNOX in st
Louis and at WBBM, Chicago
as program director. Mrs. Haf.
ter survives,
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Virginia Takes In
sos Million in
Motor Fuel Taxes

RICHMOND, Aug. 10 (P.-
Motor fuel taxes provided S56.:
million of the State highway de.
partment's nearly $50 million Of
revenue in the 1854 fiscal year
an audit report shows.
Other big revenue sources fol
the department within the State
were motor vehicle licenses, &C.
counting for $15.7 million anc
the motor vehicle carrier roac
tax, STA million.
Federal funds received by the
department amounted to $ll.s
million.
These figures were disclosed
in an audit report released yes.
terday by State Auditor j. Cor.
don Bennett.
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Merger Fails
Within ALL

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (P.-Ar
AFL member union has failed tt
win the approval of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor Execu-
tive Council of it's merger with
the Independent Fur and Leather
Workers Union, once ousted from
the CLIO on charges of Com
munist domination.
The AFL Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmer
announced yesterday at an ex.
ecutive council meeting that il
had forced out IL officials o.
the fur workers the AL consid.
cred objectionable" and haC
taken over control of the indie
pendent union.
/ But after the meeting AFT
President George Meany salt
the council still was not con
WINGED the 60,000-member Flu
and Leather Workers Union hat
been housecleaned enough TO,
| the AFL to approve the merger.
Mr.. Meany said the council
instructed Patrick German. sec.
Iretary-treasurer of the meal
cutters, to report at the next
Executive council meeting-ir
late October-on further prog.
ress toward making the ful
workers union acceptable.
Mr.. Meany said he wanted
the meat cutters-fur worker:
merger issue settled before the
AFL and CLIO merge in Deem
Der into one big labor organiza-
ton.
The meat cutters and fur
workers unions voted last Feb
Iruary to merge.
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Miss Cecilia Anne Dyer, IS,
Piuno and Organ Instructor

Miss Cecilia Anne Dyer, IS,
former piano and organ instruc-
tor here and in Baltimore, died
today at 1914 Military road NV.
She lived there with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas w. Foley.
Miss Dyer was born in Balti-
more, the daughter of jeremiah
and Mary Clare Mudd Dyer. She
was descendant of an old
Southern Maryland family and
the niece of DR.. Samuel A. Mudd,
the physician who set the leg of
John Wilkes Booth after Lin
coins assassination.
Miss Dyer was graduated
from st. GATHERINGS Academy in
Baltimore, where she majored in
music. She taught music at her
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Donald R. Lowry,
Manufacturer

NEW YORK. Aug. 10 P.-
Donald R. Lowry. ST, president
Of Ingersoll-Ran Co., died yes
iterday after an illness of several
months.
He is survived by his widow
Lillian; a son, Donald, jr. OF
Moorestown, N. j., and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Donald L. Townsend
jr., of Kansas City. Mo. Funeral
services will be held Friday al
his home in Great Neck, N. Y.
| A graduate of Lehigh Univer-
iSity in 1911. Mr.. Lowry entered
Ingersoll- Rand as a salesman ir
1915 and rose to the presidency
The compan manufactures
heavy machinery.
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Mrs. 6. S. Reumey,
Pastors Wife

RICHMOND. Aug. 10.-Mrs
Mute Owen Reamey. wife of the
Rev, George S. Reamey. editor
of the Virginia Methodist Ad-
vocate, died yesterday in a Rich
mond hospital. She suffered a
stroke Monday night.
A funeral service was to be
held at Centenary Methodist
Church this afternoon with
burial in Hollywood Cemetery.
In addition to her husband
who has been editor of the Of
fetal publication of the Virginia
Methodist Conference since 1889
she is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Julian P. Fox of Chester
Va. and Mrs. ]. B. Nicholson. sr
of Wakefield.
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Rio to Pay Tribute
To Carmen Miranda

| RIO DE JANIERO. Aug. 10 LPl.
Carmen Miranda's body will
/ lie in state in the Rio de Janiero
city council building when it ar
rives here from Miami today or
tomorrow, 1t was announced
yesterday.
! A bill was presented in the
council to name one of the city's
streets for the tiny Brazilian
singing star who died last week
in California.
/ Since Miss Miranda's death
music stores here have sold out
all her records in stock and
thousands more are being pressed
I to fill the demand.
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former homes, 1921 S street
NV. and 1918 Thirty-fifth
street NV. until she retired
when she was in her Cos.
Besides her sisters she is sur
vived by nieces and nephews, DR..
John D. Foley, Mrs. Daniel
Ahern. Miss Frances Foley and
Mrs. E. R. Talbot, all of Wash
Iington; Mrs. B. E. Talbot, jr.,
Baltimore; Mrs. Ray Lucks, San
Francisco, and Mrs. Robert j.
Foley, La Plata, Md.
Requiem mass will be offered
Iat 10 am. Friday at the Shrine
of the Blessed Sacrament, West
ern avenue and Quesada street
NV. Burial will be in Mount
lOliVet Cemetery.
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Young Bondit Gets
$4,000 at Bank

ACKERMAN. Miss, Aug. 10
(P.-A young khaki-clad bandit
robbed the Bank of Alderman of
$37, 900 early today and fled with
an accomplice in a pickup truck.
The robbery occurred at 7:50
am. when Assistant Cashier
John Keen arrived for work. Mr..
Keen, a 56-year-old cripple, told
officers he found one of the BAN
dts inside when he opened the
door of the bank.
The bandit, masked with a
white handkerchief and wearing
sun glasses, ordered him to open
the bank vault, took the money
and fled
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Daniel B. Desmond,
Veteran of 2 Wars

Daniel B. Desmond, 81. of 54l5
Connecticut avenue NV, died
yesterday at Sibley Hospital. A
native of Somerville. Mass. he
was a naval veteran of both
World Wars. He was a member
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Survivors are his widow. Anna
NJ, two sisters and brother in
Somerville. Requiem mass will
be offered at 10 am. Friday at
st. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tenth and G streets NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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board. He was also a member of
the Fossils Club.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Carrie G. Shreve of
Washington, whom he married
in 1901: a son. Coast Guard
Capt. Stephen Hadley Evans,
1925 Legation street NV. and
two granddaughters. Another
son, 1t. G.gD Arthur B. Evans,
jr., was killed during World
War II.
Services were to be held at
3 pm. today in the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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IShigemitsu Plans
I2-Week u. S. Trip

TOKYO, Aug. 10 (P.-Foreign
Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu will
leave Tokyo August % for a
Itwo-week trip to the United
States, the Foreign Ministry said
yesterday.
The Foreign Office said he is
going to Washington at the in
Ivitation of the United States
Government. He will discuss
matters of mutual concern to
Japan and the United States"
with Secretary Of State Dulles
during a day meeting, Au-
gust 29-31, in Washington.
| 1t also was decided today that
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyema
will send his Democrat Party
secretary, Shinsuke Kishi, to the
United States ITO assure the
American Government that ia
pans two conservative parties
will merge in the near future"
Mr.. Kishi told newsmen ne
would leave for the United
States August 25, two days after
Mr.. Shigemitsu.
| The ASaki Shimbun, Japan's
largest newspaper, reported Mr..
IShigemitsu will take to WASH
Iington a siX-year defense pro-
gram" to begin in 1856 under
which Japan's defense forces
would be increased to 10000
men. They now total 1854, $40 and
the defense board has planned
on a total force of $4,000.
Asahi said Mr.. Shigemitsu has
asked and obtained approval of
key cabinet ministers for this
plan ION condition the United
States security forces in Japan
withdraw from the country
within three years"
Mr.. Shigemitsu will reach San
Francisco August "a and leave
the next day for Washington,
where he will stay seven days.
He will leave Washington Sep
TENDER l for New York. After a
Ithree-day stopover. the Japanese
Foreign Minister will head for
home via Los Angeles and Homo
lulu. He is due back in Tokyo
September 8.
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Lord Romsden, II

GOMERSAL, England, Aug. 10
P,.-Lord Ramsden. u, an au-
.thority on international trade,
died at his home yesterday. A
director in many North Of Eng
land engineering and textile
firms, Lord Ramsden formerly
was Conservative member OF
Parliament.
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HIT Mrmnrial1t

ALLEN. BENJAMIN LEE. In loving
memory, ot our loved one. BENyAMiN
LEE ALIEN, who departed this life
And let perpetual light shine unto him
Nay his soul rest in peace.
Wifi CLAIR DAUGHTER, ERNES-
LINE sIEPDAyGHTER. ELSIE
SISTIR ELIZABETH, AND NIECE
BECkER' FREDERICK "; In loving
ERJcK W BECKER, who passed away
six years arc today. August 10. 1919.
Until memory fades and life departs,
, You Will liys forever IN nv heart
DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH BECKER
BECKER I;ISd FREDERICK "; In loving
ERck Of Bf e9f TRo BASED FREp
DICK. BETTY. EDITH AND DoT'rY. {.
BoTELER, SUSIE r. In loving remem
6I,r r o. my dear sister. SUSIE f.
BOTELER. who died twenty-eIght years
ago today August 10, 1927.
God must have a beautiful garden.
=. For He takes only the best:
May the pleasure you missed in life
Be found In Gods heaven OF rest.
--.-----. SISTER, MINNIE.
CHARLES. LUCILLE. In sad but loving
IUcFiEE cHARLIEs. o sho p iass9 a 9ns
one year ago today. August 10, 1854
Her weary hours and days OF pain,
Her weary nights have passed:
Her ever tient wornout soul
Has found sweet rest at last
just TO know her was to love her,
In the kind and generous spirit
That went with her everywhere
And the lasting finenes of her
Cannot ever pass away.
But CONTINUES through the dawning
MoTHER' -! EhMA hsHTGN; pAyoH.
JOHNSON SISTERS. HELEN MA
s SRornF RFGLo EEL fs sH4 y P H + i
AUNTs AND FAMILY
CLARK. INDIANA J. AND JEFFERSON
II: In memory Of our parents, INDI-
ANA Az, J. CLARK August 10. 1919. and
Though years have passed
Since they were here,
The memory is ever clear.
Their wonderful love we held so dear
------ THEIR LOVING CHILDREN.
EDWARDS. TAYLOR T.. In loving mem.
8 8ryu q 3 !, 2 our dear brother Taylor E
years ago today August 10, 1850.
Beyond our understanding,
You were called away to rest
But someWhere in all His wisdom,
lOynk Goo knew best.
SHOOT, MINNIE AND Eta.
HARROD, FANNIE. In loving remem.
brance OF my dear sister, FANNIE
HhRROD. who passed away fve year,
ago, August 10, 1850
The Master called my loved one
To come with Him above
To share with other angels
The blessings OF His love
And though my heart Is heavy.
1t often eases the pain | bear
Just knowing that my loved one
Is in the Masters care
HER DEVOTED SISTER, MARIETTA
II. TWISDMIE.
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Sir Charles BurtIett, 65

| HARPENDEN. England. Aug.
10 tR.-Sir Charles Bartlett, IS,
former head of the General
Motors Corp. in Britain, died
today at his home.
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KENNETH H. lands. W. M
ROBERT A. MAYER, Secretary.

ROBERT A. MAYER, Secretary.
SIMON .s.l Milton Ito m 39 Msd ssoSS h ~
loved Brother of Samuel Simon, Mrs
Ida Savener. Mrs. Flora Hoffman, Mrs
Mae Dennison and Mrs. Rose New
Man Nan s Al Of Ws cbs.Ho p g. s snt
Is survived by his mother Mrs. Goldi'
Simon Of Washington, D. c. Service:
At the G, D. Goldberg q Son Funera
HSRs All gth s. moo on T nsTmsS
District of Columbia Lodge. Cemetery
In mourning at l34n Kalmia I'd. n W
Family requests in lieu OF flowers, con
tributionS be made to the Nationa
Home for Asthmatic Children.
sTEINBERG. ARTHUR F. On Tuesday
Rsgit s srE1NbEk so'ey l 5SDi CO
of Mss t0 Flora e s SsGysa OFo Ms
Ermlnie H. steinberE and Mrs Georg'
Lee Funeral Home tis 4th tn st. -" and Mass
ave, ne. where services will be helt
on THURSDAY, August II. at 3 pm
In lieu Of flowers; send contribution
for Crippled Children. Intermen
private.
TANNER. MISS META GREY. On Mon
ds%s. August s 1855, at her residence
Va. Miss META GRAY TANNER
a aseshte TsS 0 the s ss Jay spd Jsnp
one niece. Mrs Louise Smith of Elmira
y Y. Funeral services on Thursday
August at IN, at the WheatIey
S4 Wv k H e.
TERRETT. THOMAS. JR. On Monday
A Assnsi & 1928 at his rss!dsncs' 2T9t
REIT, il. beloved husband II MAud'
l: Earle II OF Annapolis. Nd Mrs
a AdI Robe P Wson r T4eaa 8, Verne Wab
the Chevy Chase Funeral lone. 80:
Wisconsin ave. NV, Inul 10 a. m
s6us MeA AoFni Epsdd asafs t e A
Cathedral ave. and woodler pl. Nv '
where services viii be held at ! o m
W TnuFpfdsy A M.,;o.., Intermsn
yAARNEY. GEORGE H. Suddenly. OF
Eo re sRn vAR r 91 "a Re Hss M Nd
Of Mrs william 4. Ronycr. Mrs
Oliver r. Fancy and Richard II
.5 Mr. o Vsrney o. re Ms a, N9 ihs Wa ane
E Pumphrey Funeral Home, si34
Georgia ave Silver Spring Nj wher,
services Will be held on Thursday. Au.
gust II. at ! 1 I'm. lntcrment Georg,
WASHINGTON Cemetery.
WALKER. ELLIE CARTER. On Mon.
day. August g. 1858. at her residence
WALKER, wife Of the late John B
Walker beloved mother Of Mrs Rober,
G Meredith OF Friendly. Nd, and Mrs
Carol Howard of University PARK
M sister OF Mrs John NJ Gooch
Mrs Bessie Carter Richardson Mrs
P X. Couk Mrs Hyde Hopkins an,
Mrs Rhett Pe-kins Friends may cal
At the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. ant
Mass. ave. ne, where services vii
Be held on Thursday, AuCust II a.
II am lnterment Glenwood Gene.
terry. 'Lynchhur2. Va. papers pleas
HEfH 1851 t9uI Eotlso o. wrF TgsiaH y aAi
Cathedral ave. NV. beloved father o
Mrs Lame Atlas Funeral serricei
and interment New York N. Y. dan
zanskY Funeral Service
WlGTALL. ALEXANDER. Departed thi
lie on SUNDAY, August : 1853 ALEX
"'DEP WJGFATr, Of M 18th ST
ne. devoted husband of Mrs Addi
WiFfsll We also is survived by TIVE
sons. oscar and Archie Wiafan: IN,
dsnghter' Mrs. Bula Daft: ten grand
and a hos o. other relatives snc
on Friday. August -. after 10 noon
e. the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 62l
tiorida ave. NV. Funeral services OF
saturday. August 10, at . pm. a.
the Southern Baptist Church 1874 l
St. NV. lntermeht Wagner. s. C.
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members Of Potomac Post. No
J, 1855. V. F. W, will assemble
at the S. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, H9ul lith 81,
NV. for Army Guaro sew
! ices for our late past COM
mander. DANIEL 3. DES-
at s pm. Thursday. August
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9pafhA

PRICE, JENNIE MAE. Departed this
lite on Saturday. August q, 1855. at
st. Elizabeths Hospital. JENNIE MAE
ssres to mo aG9 a DEVOTED p MI saf
Rev. Jesse L. Price: a loving mother
Mrs Frances Clark: three sons,
obediah. Samuel and James PRICE; two
Pa. and Robert Williams Of Washing
ton. D. c.: three sisterS.tn- aw. Mes
danes omeda; Mary and Ann Price
friends. Friends may call to see Mrs
Price a., At 2ll6 18th St; NV. otter J
pm h Wednssda S.ea AaS9it TO- Services
at the Highway Christian Church. 4th
and W sts; nv; Bishop James P
semble at 1909 Columbia I'd. NV. al
II noon. krransements by c. "
REYNOLDS, NORA E. On Tuesday. Au-
daashter, SOFA south stsnord s.,
kEhssS S " s5 Noe es.rr EIAR pen
E So s0 ? SiREel q 90i he Srnsten
address and Mr.. James j., Frank T.
A requiem mass and interment service
will be held in Denver. Colo. Arrange
ments by FitEgerald's.
RICHARDSON. LILA SMITH. On Tues
day. august o, 1868; at her TT, RESIDENCE,
ARPSoN, beloved y wife Of Darlington
the S. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2001 14th st. NV. until 10 pm.
Wednesday. August 10: Services at
Clines Funeral Home. Frederick Md,
ment Mount olivet Cemetery.
SAv-NDEpS pnprpr T. n, u,od,a,
day. August 10. 1855. ROBERT F
beloved husband of Minnie T. Saunders
4nee Bartholomae); father of Mrs,
Mrs, John D., Miller and Edwin W.
Saunders brother OF Henry. Raymond,
Fred and Owen Saunders. He also Is
survived by nine grandchildren and
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Friday, August Il,
at ! am. Interment Prospect Hill
SCOTT. JOHN F. CRANK. Sud
sfn Pha Ge snd ps JOHN effSSf FRANZ Sf2
s &c H seot Of fA'n 1851 cresceni
pi. nv, and brother Of MIS-: Estells
Scott OF California. Friends may call al
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home
I3l llth st. Sc Services at Christ
Church. SEQ @ st Sc. on Thursday
August IL at 2;30 pm. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Congress
sional Cemetery. 10
SCOTT, JOHN F. A special communi-
Az cation OF Joppa Lodge. No
jN IS. F. A A. NJ, is hereby
IN called for Thursday, august
M NO IL, 1855, at pm. to cor
XSX duct Masonic burial services
W. over the remains Of Brother
JOHN F. SCOTT. BY or
der OF
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DESMOND, DANIEL B. On Tuesday,
DANIEL B. DESMOND Of 54l5 Con-
necticut ave. beloved husband Of Anna
B Desmond, brother OF Joseph and
Margaret Desmond Of Somerv!le, Mass
Services at the s. H, Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 290i l4th st. NV. on
Friday, august II. at $50 am thence
to St. Patrick's Catholic Church. 10th
and G. SITS. NV. where the holy sacrifice
OF the mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose CT his soul Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Boston, Mass. papers please COPY II
DESMOND, DANIEL B. OficerS and
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COLLINS. CHARLES C..

August 9. 1855: in cha3cellor, Va.
worth dr.. Silver Spring. Md. father
of Mrs. Mabel Hollidge, Mrs. Dorothy
E. Gary and Roy and John E. Collins
Mr., Collins rests at the warner +
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. where services
will be held on Friday, August IL
at IL am. Interment Glenvood Gene
terry. II
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FRANK r. HEISE Commander
FRFn Z DE VINE AdiutHnt Ii

DEuTERMAN. DIR. JOEL LEROY. On
Sunday. August :. 1855, at Elgin, u
DR., JOEL LEROY DEUTERMAN OF Isl
North State St Road ElRIn, Ill, beloved
husband OF Margaret Deutetman, father
OF Joel Ann. Jean Carol and John
Lyndon Deuterman brother OF J. A.
Martin and Wilbur Deuterman.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd Arlington,
Va. after 6 pm Thursday, August
II. where funeral services will be
held on Friday, August II, at . pm.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Wednesday, August 10, 1855, at St.
Agnes Hospital, Baltimore, Nd. CATH
ERNIE T, CARTWRIGHT, wife OF the
late C. Mitchell Cartwright. mother
Of Right Rev. Mssr John K, Cart
wright. the Rev. I. Mitchell Cart
wright. Catherine Genevieve Cartwright
and Robert F. Cartwright. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave NV. Prayers will be said at
Gawler's Chapel on Friday. August IL,
at $50 am. Mass viii be offered
at st. Matthews Cathedral Rhode
Island ave, near Connecticut ave.
NV. at 10 am. Interment New Cathe-
dral CennterY Raltirnnre. Nd. IL
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IL. 1885.
LELAND ROGERS. Commander.
FRANK r. HEISE. Adjutant, IL
DESMOND, DANIEL B. Officers and
members OF National Capitol Barracks
OF World War l Veterans will assemble
at the s. H Hines Co Funeral Home
2g0l l4th st NV, for Army Guard
services for our late chaplain. DANIEL
B DESMOND at s pm. Thursday,
August ! !. 1855.
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JOHN F. CARNEY. Secretary.

HAYWOOD. GRACE BEULAH. On Mon
day, August s. 1865. at her residence.
5l6 Fontaine St. Alexandria, Va,
the late James H. Haywood and mother
Of Mrs. Robert Bremen, Mrs. Russell
Slight. Mrs, George. E. Moore of Alex
andria, Va; Mrs. Joseph Bernhard OF
Falls Church, Va. and James NJ Hay
wood OF Drexell Hill. Pa. and sister
Of George T. Curtis of Washinst ton.
2, c. Funeral services on Thursday.
ntn nam Funeral az AZ Name m az I .me Sun-
Va. Interment Ivy Hill CemeIery. 10
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dsy' August .. is55, ALPHoNzo ENG
LISH, Sr.. of 1924 Pennsylvania ave.
NV father Of Mrs Yyonne Smith
and Aphorzo English, ii. beloved
s c.. brother Of Mrs. Mabel E Rich
ardson. also Of Sumter. S C., and
fsther-in-law Of Roberta c, English
and Percy L. Smith jr. He also Is
survived by four grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends After !
pm. Thursday august II. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
services viii be held at j pm Friday
August II. Interment Lincoln Me
mortal Cemetery. II
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BPatha

k xasSs : sSf is5s Asa BRos ai sVaNs
of % 46th st. Sc. devoted husband Of
Eyans S W VI ehe
| brother of James Evans, Mrs. Jessie
Mae Isaac. Mrs. Maggie Herman; Mrs,
Louise Hughes and Mrs. Leila Wright.
Frank. amueI and Rosa Williams, John
ME Evans. Mrs. Maggie Kennerls, Mrs:
Herley Dykes. Mrs. Teasy Brown and
~ MrS Other hoe rss Tfst and ne aTR ends Su At
4 pm. Wednesday. August 10. friends
may cali at the Frazier Funeral Home;
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. until :
pm. Thursday. AueuSt IL, Alter .
New Bethany Baptist Church. 10th and
N SITS. NV. until time of funeral at
interment Arlington National Cemetery.
n denominationai ushers' Union
ri are hereby notified Of the
S Ssath as Of our Tv5 sshsVed ru msnI
- ii services on Thursday. August
\AAuaIA New Bethany Baptist Church
IRENE STANCIL, Cor. secy.
FERGUSON. AMELIA. On Tuesday, ,Au,
gust .. 1855. at her residence, 2Sl0
Georgia ave NV. AMELIA FERGU-
son. beloved mother of Mrs Minnie
Cock and Mrs. Louise E. Barbour. Also
surviving are son-t law. Daniel
c. Barbour. and many friends. Notice
OF funeral later, ARRANGEMENTS by
MCGUIRE, Inc IL
FRANCIS. MARY E. Departed this life
on Tyesday; August 9. 1888. MARY
daughter Of the late Beverly and Mary
{, Francis. sister of Mrs. Fannie H.
Stencer Nancy E.. Francis, Charles
E, Francis Mrs. Ella Anthony. Mrs.
Ethel Mclaughlin and Mrs. Ruth E.
Seth Notice Of funeral later.
GENuALDI. JUNE c. Suddenly. on Mon
Hospital. JUNE c. GENUALDI, wife Of
Capt. Joe Genualdi, mother of Mark
g Genualdi daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles M Goddard and sister
of Charles W. Goddard. Friends may
call at the Demaine Funeral Hcme
500 South Washington st. Alexandria
Va. Mass will be offered at Fort
MSer Chapel on Friday August ~.
at Q am Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
GRAHAM, ROSS. oficers ard members
----z-------Sl of BricklayerS' Union. No.
Et~ M !. OF Washington. D c.,
Til 81 are hereby notified Of the
Hin NA death Of ROSS GRAHAM
tlIUF EM who died on Tuesday. Au-
10 pGAkA gust ., 1885. Remains
3wluw39 resting at the Kincaid Flu
EssI neral Home. Huntington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-10
DyFR CECILIA ANN On wedn,

y EN' IENELH7h 3h4NsN' CTI W NNEI1hNHy'
August 10, 1855. at her residence,
1914 Military I'd. NV, CECILIA ANN
DYER, sister Of Mrs Thomas W Foley.
Friends may call at the Chew Chase
Funeral Home, SOB Wisconsin ave
NV where prayers will oe said on
FRIDAY. August IL. al $50 a m. thence
to the Shrine Of the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church western ave. and Que
Eada ST. NV where mass will be
offered at 10 am, 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery II