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Dr.. William c. Comes,
Once Headed Medical Group

DR.. William Cecil Comes, so.
practicing physician who in 1914
was president of the Medico-
Chirurgical Society of the Dis
trict of Columbia. died Thurs
day at Mount Alto Hospital.
Born in WASHINGTON, the son
OF DR.. William Comes, who was
also physician. DR.. Comes went
to public schools here and was
graduated from the School of
Pharmacy in Valparaiso. Ind.
Afterwards he taught in the
School of Pharmacy at Howard
University and operated his own
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Hltnrilinn

ABRAMSON. ALAN. There will be an
unveillnE Of a monument dedicated to
the memory Of the late ALAN ABR An
SON beloved son of DR.. and Mrs.
siuney Abramson. at pm; Sunday;
April Is, 1886, at the Adas Israel
Cemetery Family and friends invited
ADFL. HARRY II. There will be an un-
yelins Of a memorial on Sunday. April
-. 1885, at $50 pm, at the Wash.
tngton Highlands Section OF the Mount
Lebanon Cemetery for the late HARRY
H. ABEL, beloved husband of Ida Ruth
Abel and father OF Joy Rubinstein and
Trevor Abel. Relatives and friends in
vited.
BERMAN. SAMUEL II. A monument
VIII be dedicated to the memory OF
the late SAMUEL H. herman al
l..3o pm Sunday April ), 1855
at the cemetery OF the Ohev Sholom
CONGREGATION, 3237 18th pl Sc. Fam
lily and friends invited.
HAYMAN, BENJAMIN. A monument
Will be dedicated to the memory OF
the late BENJAMIN HAYMAN at 2:lh
pm. sunday, hpril Is, 1856 at the
Ohev Sholom CONGREGATION Cemetery
Family and friends invited.
MINKOFF, JACOB. A monument will
be dedicated TO the memory OF JACOB
MtNkOFF on Sunday. April | 3, 1856,
az > Pm. at the Ohev Sholom Gene
terry, 3"3T 18th pl. sc. Family and
friends invited.
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In Mrmtnriam

GOWN, ANNIE p. In loving rcmcm.
COLVlN, who departed this life on,
year ago today April -, 1888.
Just line nj sweet remembrance.
Just a memory, fond and true,
Just token, OF loves devotion
The years OF her life we're Numbered
When the messenger whispered low
the Master has come and called foi
DEVOTED CHlLDREN AND FEMII.Y :
GADSON, PIC. ELIJAH. In loynp
Mer Pfc, ELIJAH GADSON. 1no was
~ Killed IN action April II, lHi3
VIZ IN the South Pacific
Gone from this world so full Of strife
BACK to the God who gave his NE
So let Us not iret or wish hum back
again
To 20 throuEh the SORROWS that come
TO al men THE FAMILY
JOHANsEN. ANNA X. Anna, ms -four
years today, | sadly count them since
you passed on and left vacant place
here
Beneath the green turf on Cedar mn
You sleep the months and the years
But then don't think OF you as dead.
For IN my heart YOU live every day
That smile IN your greeting. tender
and warm
That III IN YOUR eyes OF heaven blue.
Your loyal Splrit and untailing charm,
Those are my memories and treas
ureS, too
As you with patience and silent courage
Refused to bow TO anguish or pam,
So | IN turn God helping will learn
To be a. peace I'll We meet RgAIn
YOUR HUSBAND Carl
lOHANSEN, ANNA PETERSON. In low.
ms memory Ol ms beloved daughter
ana our sister ANNA PEI ERSON 40.
HANSEN. who passed away Aprl ~.
luj2
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Safe beyOnd all prici ana care,
our daughter ana sister rests In
heavenly peace
God grant some day VIC meet her there
The FAMILY
SUSIE YOUNG. In lov.
lne memory Of our dear mother, SUSIE
YOUNG WHl1'TlNG1ON Who paAscd
away seventeen years Rgo today. Apfi
"a, 1879,
In nnr heart, your memory ingrts.
Sufrtly tendrtY. fond ann rue
There's not dAy, dear mnthet
Ihsi We dn not think nj YOU
DEVoTEDLY. HER CHILDREN.
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Miss Susun HUGHES. 81

Funeral services for Miss
Susan Marie Hughes, 81, were
held last night in the Collins
Funeral Home. Burial was to
be in the family lot i'll the Meth
odist Church Cemetery at Catal-
pa, Md, today. Miss Hughes
died last Wednesday.
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GarAs nf Chunks

CONRAD, AMOS W. The wife of the
late AMOS W, CONRAD wishes to thank
friends and neighborS for flowers and
kindnesses shown during my recent loss
VIOLA L. CONRAD.
HARRY j. SMITH e6i3 Brentwood
I'd ne, wishes to thank their neigh
borS and friends for their help and
kind expressions of sympathy in their
recent bereavement of husband and
father. MARY SMITH. IA
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Draths

WEAVER CLARENCE W. On Thursday.
HSsgi'a! IE,reaae5tisssbarE Va. CLAIR
Va husband MdAo VI M Ia Po'onae w s,Is4
Cincinnati. Ohio: Frank J. W weaver Of
%,ssshinSiog, D G and n. Lester
M mae ea o. FeH Ns9P y ya FIs9s
Home Colonial Beach, Va Services
vii be held or Sunday, April -. at
Z 80 = m at the Popes Greek Baptist
church lnterment Will follow in the
WEST. LONNIE J. On Thursday, April
loNNiE wfEsr F u s6i5 sam nsfp!s
I'd, Glen Echo Heights Nd, beloved
son OF June and PRANK L. Wes,
sro.her uoei Bonnie Bonnie lee Robert p and
70 call a. the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda. Nd. where services viii BE-
held on Sunday April H. al pm
Interment Potomac Church Cemetery
EMERY S. OF esl5 can
ireh 81 Philadelphia Pa on April
p25scbii, n56' 6Tothgeg q Mrs Bessie
Mrs. Lottie Schorr, brother-in-lRv Of
MS. Mary WhltmiTe and Mrs Dorothy
Wn!tmire Services a. Chambers FU-
neral Home 81. IN st So on Mon.
Arlington National Cemetery Is
WILLIAMS. MARY a. on THURSDAY
Aprl! -. l"1G. MkRY A WILLIAMS
heaaer st''P Henry NJ j TaES!oinE sff
cousins. Ursula and Milton GRAY
are other relatives and many frients
Ftsr II noon Sunday, ADril -. fricucs
are united 20 call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home 1870 Hth ST. NV. Re-
QUEEN mass Will he celebrated on Mon
day. April ~. al 81 Anthony'S Cath
Ole Church. l.th and Monroe SITS ne
AZ ~ am. Intermeni Mount Oliyet
Cemetery
MARYA. omcers and mem
80 beers Of 81 Thomas Ladies
~ Auxiliary. No. 81. and District
a.s ;:4; $ {; III: ;.:
meeting on Sunday April 10
1886. a. the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
1880 9th st. NV, Funeral on Monday,
April l6 az 10 am. from St Anthony )
Church, 10th and Monroe SITS ne
SARAH NJ BROWN.
Auxiliary President.
GENEVA TTPFETT.
District President
EVELYN Howell rec Secy
LIMMISCH. CHARLES +. Suddenly. on
Thursday ADfM T., 1856, at Carried
Hospita! CHARLES zIMMISCH Of
llbl Harvard 81 NV. Utlu,cd huA-
band Of Desmond II Zirm.@ch ana
father Of c, Harding zmmiscn 81
Il Hines Co Funeral Home "aOl Ian
NV. on Monday. April 10, at
1890 am parking iaCilii!cSJ H.
teTment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Floral Tributes MODERATE
prices Open daily sun holidays Phone
orders also accepted u 30 10 = pm week
niEhtb goo l4th ST. NV. Ma. b.OlO6.
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LACLLL On ,1nqt1,day. rpn!

y IVIUt LACFTI IUIkER OF lI'iI
y 81. Sc, husband Of Rose Tucker
ana father OF Luther Tucker Also
surviving are tour sisters MesdsmeN
Mary Ann Henderson, carrie Green.
LiIfc Durkett and GLADYS Worthy
SlS brothers. Clarence NJ. Sam Roy
Tommie l. Wallace aud Lratd Tucker
ana other uip,NrN and many friends
After u m Friday. April 10, friends
Funeral Homo $50 nth a. NV Sorv-
Ice on SaiurdaY Aprll -, Al M 4
a. the Fitst nauiist Church. Anth and
3 sts. &c. Initrmcnt Whltmlre. s c.
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CLAYroR. DR. WILLIAM o. O

Wtun0Hday NpfI 1t HOO. Dr VIII
LIAM o CLAYTON. husband Of the
lstp Simyc Clsytor ana father Of
&N.iiiam y s, Cisytor and, John e
also Is survived BY other relatives
ara friends Friends may call at the
brook, & Allen Funeral Home l.th
ana n, tiogaa ave ave, ny from . ~, to
ices VIII b. held on SatIrday Aprll
-. A. nm tho Rev HaUcy Tay-
irr Officiating lntermrnt Lincoln Me-
Moral Cemetery II
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HERNDON. GRACE HORTON.

H Gfi9ny HE AP .. fa ai f fsfml
Fairfax. Va beloved wife Of B. W
Herndon, mother Of Maurice. DR.. RAY
mono. Grover and Robert HcrndOn,
MTS. Edith Ricketts, and Mrs Pauline
Gross. sister of Mrs VerSle Breecen
Mrs. Alameda MAY, Mrs. Beulah Cuslck
and John e Horton Friends NAV call
Al the Ives Funeral Home .Si5 wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va, until - noon
Monday. April 10: thence 10 the Grace
Episcopal Church .iGOl russell I'd.
Alexandria, Va where funeral services
Cedar Hi Cemetery -
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EDWARD p. BEST. President.
ROY T DEAN, Secretary. Is

buren,. ELINoR J. On Friday, April
to, 1856 a; George Washington Uni-
versity Hospital, ELINOR J buren,
9! $500 lith ST NV. mother OF Ruth
Ann Buren, OF Clinton, Iowa. oauehtert
9! Mrs Mary johnson Of Clinton
Charles Speer and Dick johnson, ali
Of Clinton, Iowa and Mrs Helen
Nicholson of Mil!ersyille Pa Me-
moral services Will Be held al Clinton,
Iowa. In lieu of flowers. contribu-
tons may be sent 10 the American
Cancer Society
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BrRkE. CLAMoNn n- az ErIdar. Anr,

-. 1855 at Fairfax. Va DIAMOND
D. BURKE o. 1@3 Barker St Falls
Church. Va husband 81 Blanche 6
Burke and father Of Mrs. Doris Scott
and William 3 Burke He also is
survived ny one brother. oscar Z
Burse. and one gTsndchi.i Friends
may call q the Pearson Funeral Home
- North WASHINGTON St Falls
Church, Va, where fune-s. services
VII be held Oh Monday April rs a.
N. Interment National Memor al
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SWIFT, LEONORA NJ on "wednesday.

April ~. 1896. lEONORh NJ, SWEET
Of jDu3 FIederick st. Springfield, Va
SWEET and beloved mother OF Charles
Il SWEET. Verde Hutchinson aud
Myrtle II Barnes She also is sur
viyed BY seven grandchildren aud two
great -gtHndChlldtCn Services at the
S II, Hines Co Funeral Home ogOl
llth ST. w. on Monday. April rs
At 1850 y IN tparkinR iaciliteSb. ln-I
tcrmenL Arlington National Cemetery
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nratha

CRANE, VERNON PIERCE. On Thurs
dsy ApT If nSG at v rs NNa5iona
CRANE of 35@a North Nottingham
St. Arlington. Va. beloved husband
Of Frances Noel Crane. father of Noel
Harlan Crane and son of Mrs, Leroy
call at the Ives Funeral Home. "S4;
Wilson blvd. arlington Va, where
funeral services Will be held on Monday,
Ao 0nal Mcmoria psrR IN n'f en Of Ss
erS, contributions may be made to the
Heart Fund. IL
DARBY. JOHN G., SIR. On SATURDAY..
A Nprsns Home John f' D.RRy LO sFs
e. q, i'G3 M0rh Freasfs s. Arlington
Va father Of Mrs Marguerite D
Houff Mrs. Ellen Jensen and J. Gard
four ersndchildren and two sreat-
the, Ives Funeral Home. ."Sl7 Wilson
blvd blvd. ArliIns.on, va. where funers!
~, at 10 am. lnterment hSa.ts-
day, April 10, 1864. JANE WALTERS
DE MAINE of 1857 3lst st NV.
beloved wife, OF the. late Charles, W
De Maine, sister of LORNA 7, Walters
P Blakemore of Newport News. Va
Services BY the Birch Funeral Home.
Notice OF services later
FRIEL, WILLIAM FRANKLIN. Suddenly.
on Ihq pSosS' April ,l III ls2d' a. Co
b LIN ERlEh Of 1894 S Sh aye Ply
father of William W and Robert C
Friel. grandfather OF Carole A More
land jeanne E Friel and William
W. Frlel, lr.: brother OF Norris R
Friel, Ethel j. Watson Genevieve
HARDY, Adelaide Bragg. audrey Binnix
and Clarice Fraley He also is sur
Xived by one great grandson, Kenneth
Hines Co Funeral Home; 1901 l4th
st NV, on Monday, April 10 at 40
pm. parking facilitieS). 1ntermcnt
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
FRY, JAMES CLYDE. JR.. husband of
Patricia X Fry and father of I'VE
children: son OF MAJ; Gen. and Mrs
Rayenwood Falls Church. Va. He was
ton National Cemetery at $3.50 am.
Friday, April ~ 1886. James Clyde
Fry, Jr., was drowned in a boating
accident in the Potomac River on Feb
ruary L.. The body was not recovered
was held az Fort Myer Chapel on
March D, James Clyde Fry. jr was
a, l94S graduate Of the United States
Military Academy, West Point. N. Y,
Infantry. Al the time OF the fatal
accident, he was employed with the
Aetna Life Insurance Co. Is
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CARRE' CAROLINE MARBuRY REALL

u FTIIay, ADM -, F.IW, az DlCtWFs
Hospital. CAROLINE MRRBuRY BEALL
q Chevy Chase Nd snu cousin Of c
Boimer Vaughan 0! New Yors CITY
y y, and William MaTbG;y Bnall q!
Washington D. c Services Nil b.
ard o SIS nv. iGcorgrt1vni on Tues.
day. April II al ON Iutcgmenl
OAK HI, Cemetery. In lcu Of flowers
the family suggests donations he scnl
tuTn. or the American Cancer Society
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day April -. 1850 NELLIE Bl R.CHE
mother OF Bertha Stoker. George ii,
STANLEY v and SamJc, " Hayes she
also IS survived bv four grandchildren
ana eleven gTeat-graadCgltCF 5crs-
ice. Al thr Gascu Funeral Home
HyattsyIlie, Nd or Monday. Aprii IL.
a, 10 am Relatives anG frienuS N
Vted. InteEinent Fort Lincoln Come
terry ,
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CARMEN GUTLRREz. c

IUlI0IdF, NUFI y IFDT, II UlITU,
Ecuador. CARMEN GUTIERREZ CERE-
CEDO formerly Of 1870 tller *; Nv.
beloved si'e Of Col Jayier II. Cerecedo,
I S. A. retlreGl. slste. of Mrs
Elolse Buckley Of Washington, D C..
Mre Ampsro wilson and Mr., Alicia
Henderson. both 0! Ssa Antonio Tex
Mrs Anna simmons M. Jo5ephina
SAL Sua ar sSio RI Frtcnds 81 NAV ~
rail- a. the 6 y H'nes Co. Funeral
Home .JUi IAN s.. nv parking
iarl!li'tst, GravrtidC services at NJ
llnstOn National Crmetery On Mcnday.!
Ap.Il 8. 81 II 10 a N. IL
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HACKETr. pR. WALIER ]. o. D. Sc

Denly, OF fElGay, MAFGn ~. 1900,
DR. WALTER J. .HACKETT, o. D, Of
iU3il Duyawn p!, Silver Spring Nd
husband OF Thelma Bee Hackett. father
Of Sherry FTancine and Terry ROX-
anne Hackett. son OF Walter II. and
Nina HacEett and brother OF Miss
Theresa Hacke,t Of California. Dr.
phrey FuneTs, Home SiBf Georgla
ave, Silver Spr.ng. Md where scrv-
ices Will be held on Monday April l6.
a. $50 am Inte.ment A-lngton Ma
ilonal CemcteEy Is
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HAWKINS, WILLIAM T. on Friday.

Eprll IL, 1856. WILLIAM T HAWKINS
OF - Manakee ST. Rockville. Md q.
beloved HUSBAND OF Ruby NJ HavkiHs
brother OF EUnice Berry RusaiIe
Hughes, Marie linn Florence Lyon.
Florence Gonzales. Jessie NJ. and John
Z Hawkins: SLepsoH Of Parthenla
Hawkins Friends are invited 20 cal!
At the Colonial Funeral Home o: Roo
frt A, Humphrey Rockville. Nd where
II at pm. Intcyment PsFE!sWa
Cemetery -
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TAYLOR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

FTldHy1 ANN ~, INlU BtNJAMIN
FRANKLIN TAYLOR OF Ual Strath-
more ST.. Chevy Chase. Md. beloved
husband OF Edith Ridgway IaylOr.
father Of MISS Helen l. and c Ridg
way Taylor grandfather OF Clara IaY-
lOr Boyer Friends are invited 20 cal,
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A pumphrcy BE-
thcsda. Md where services VIII be
held on sunday, Aurii - at pm
ln'efmcnt 81 Mays Cemetery Burning
lnn. n \
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SUTTON. WILLIAM HENRY

Wrdncsday, Arm II, llI56 WILLIAM
henry SUTTON Of 1913 1t. NV,
Apt lUt beloved HUSBAND OF Ms.
Gladys Is sutton and dnCIc Oi Sarah
HatChel lie also is survived by other
relatives ana friends After / am
sunday APR! Is. friends are lnyiteu
~ call a. the JARVIS Chapel ~"
You d., NV, where services will be
held on Monday Apti 10. at y m
lniei"eni Arlington National Cemetery
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HICKEY. JOIN q. suddenly on FrInay

Apr. IL. inaG, JOHN Il HICKEY.
HUSBAND OF Marie H.ckeJ father Of
Mrs Lawrence A GrOgan John H
and Mrs A. F. Ca.abrcse Of Collese
PARK, Nd brother o! Mrs Bernard
Wsrneker and Mrs Edward Rowe Of
Everett n j. Services ana intermCnl
scy CITY, y j.
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BURNETT. WILLIAM BENNIE.

IS -WFNNFtOIa aff - On FDFII
J3 1886 beloved husband OF Mar.
Esret y. Burnett, father o. Miss Doro-
Inv VI Burnett. George ; and John
V Burnett, brother o. Mrs Joseph
Rolt' Mrs. Mace McHenrey, Clyde.
CiFfr and Charles Burnett. Seven
ErsnQch!.drCD also survive. praiCIS
e. Chambers Funeral home 81 ilth
u Sc. on Tuesday Aprl II. a, as
n. Intermen, Ariington National
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AkNkR, william Y. A Special COM
% municRtion OF Hiram Lodge,
Is: i u =.
VIM for Monday. April q. 1886.
" late brother. WILLIAM n.
:. AENER p
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lratha

ALLNUTT, SMITH W. Suddenly, on Fri
DAY. Apr,l 10, 1856, al Silver Spring
Md. SMITH W. ALLNUTT OF Oursler
rd.. Burtonsyille Md, beloved husband
Of Margaret w Allnutt and father of
brother OF Joseph F and Edwin R.
Allnutt Friends. may call at the
above residence after p m. Saturday,
tist Church Burtonsville Md. on Mon
day, April 10, al II am. Interment
Union Cemetery, RurtorSville, Mo Ar
rangementS by the TaEoma Funeral
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GAsCH. EDMARn. on FRIDAY Aprll

Is. 1856. al Georgetown Uuiverslty
OF the late Alphonsus L. Graham sister
OF George W. Brew. ar, aunt OF Father
Thomas NJ Brew. Father FREQ A
Brew and Sister Ann St. Bernard OF
Notre Dame Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
Mass ave. ne. until . am. MONDAY,
April l6. Mass vii! be offered al
am. Interment Mount oiivet Gene
terry Is
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GARRETT. FRANK II. On Wednesday,
April II. 1886. q. Emergency Hos
Deane ave ne. devoted husband OF
Mrs Maiires Garrett father of MIS-
Alice l Cook. Mrs Faith Foster and
Miss Jacqueline V Garrett. brother
OF Edward Garrett Also surviving
are eleven grandchildren, other rela-
tiveS and friends After l pm. sun
DAY. April ). friends NAV call al the
Rollins Funeral Home, 433g Hunt pl
ne, where funeral services will be
held on Monday, April l6, at m +.
Rev. Calhoun ofiiciatinF. Please omit
flowers Casket will not be opened at
the services. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 10
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BRUINS, NILIUh T. IheTe VII be
49,. special meeting OF Printing
Af.SE, PreSsmens Union No !. on
HteM9N Monday, April IS. 1851, at
k = pm. al the union Office,
V&ed7lSEE 1908 K 81. NV IN attend
NASIfV/ the funeral Of Brother VIC
TOR T BROOKS
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JOMNsON. ROBLRT D suldcnly. on

Tuesday, AprIl 10, l9i6, AZ ffccImcn )
lA3N Clifton 81 NV. beloved HUSBAND
OF Mary johnson and beloved son Of
Ccorse Johnson stcuson Of Mls. lyy
johnson snG brother OF Saran +
DAVIS and Kathleen boswell. George
r. Jr Howard Eugene william
A. Clarence H. John r. and Darling-
ton johnson Also surviving are one
aunt 1--we uuClcs and a host OF other
relatives and friends Remains rcSt-
ing al the SnOwdtn Funeral Home.
Rockville. Md Funeral services on
Monday Apri 10 at II 80 am at
the Elijah Church PooleSylile, Md
Rev { Awksrd officiating Intermcnt
Arlington Va -
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BRANDT. LOUISE +. On THURSDAY
LOUISE F, BRANDT, beloved wife Of
Milton W. Brandt. beloved mother Of
Milton " Brandt jr. and Mary Lyle
Bro!ln Services al the S. H Hines
CO. Funeral Home 3aul nth 81. Il "
on Monday, April 10. al 80 m.
parking facilities Iuterment Ar
linEton National Cemetery. Is
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BARKER, CHARLES NJ. sR o,

Gay. April 10 1856. at his residence,
1913 h ST. Sc, CHARLES NJ. BARKER.
Barker father Of Catherine Rogers
and Charles NJ Barker lr. brother Of
Charlotte Barker of Jamestown R. l.
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Msttingly Funeral Home. 1871 llth
ST. Sc, until 9;3U am. Monday. April
l6. REQUIEM mass at ST. Teresa S
Church al 10 am Relatives and
friends invited Interment Mount Ollvet
Cemetery is
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- 1856. a, 1919 Ives -. 50, IETIIE
] BUSH the bei0yed mo. aer Of Daniel,
J7nes n, Joha " Francis J james
Arthur and MIS- RUN Bush, Mrs
Florence Townsend ard Mrs Da!sy
Hal. She also !caFes tW1 sister MIS-
Blanche Thornton and Mrs Catherine
Shaw. tVCnty-Nlne grandchildren.
eleven Decentralization, seven
daugnters-ln-lsT ana manv other rels-
tiEes ana friends Notice OF funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS by Alexander
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BETHEA. OLIVE; On THURSDAY, Apr

Corcoran st NV, beloved wife 0!
Leon Bethea mother OF Lswrensa Mat
theSS ard sister OF Mrs Zelda Shaw /
Mrs. Daisy Cook aal Mrs Beatrice
Parker. Also SURVIVING are three
aunts Mrs., Frances Jackson Mrs /
Carrie Boston ami MIS- Beatrice White /
= pm, Monday. AJrll Is. friends may
call a. the McGlire Fune-a! Home .
1870 9TH st NV. REQUIEM mass viii
BE- said for the repose OF her soul on
Tuesday. april II, a. 10 M, a. 81.
tugustlne's -huc a, ;5ti ST between
F and S SITS. NV In,srmsnt Mount
ONIef Cemetery. l6 |
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20

parleys, on the basis of "open covenants secretly arrived at."
 When this matter has been set tied, the British and Russian lead CTS will get down to full scale review of world tensions, inclua- ing German reunification and European security, disarmament, the explosive Middle East situa- tion and the problem of admit ting Red China to the United Nations.
 One of the British officials who attended the Soviet embassy luncheon party, said "a very happy atmosphere" prevailed.
 For luncheon the Russians served crab, salmon, caviar, chick ell, vegetables, salad, ice cream, vodka and Russian red wine.
 AS the wine and vodka flowed. a photograph in another room played Coming Through the Rye"
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20
Bulganin and Khrushchev Start Talks With The British Seeking
 To Ease East-West Differences

LONDON, R-Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev drove to Prime Minister Eden's official residence Thursday for their first full scale talks with British states men on easing East-West differ ences.
 We are now going to start our big talks Khrushchev, the So- viet Communist party boss, said as he and Premier Bulganin left the Soviet embassy to drive to No. 10 Downing St.
 Khrushchev and Bulgarin play ed host at lunch to Eden, Foreign Secretary Selywn Lloyd and 10 other British government leaders at the Soviet embassy.
 About 800 persons outside Mo- 10 watched the Russians arrive Only two people clapped.
 This cool reception was in line with the general atmosphere which has surrounded the Russian leaders during their trips around London since they arrived here Wednesday.
 British officials said the first item on the agenda was to de- eide whether the talks should be given top secrecy, or whether lim- ited press briefings should be held for London's diplomatic press corps.
 Eden is reported in favor of completely secret and confidential
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-20
Anchorage's Lions Club Ambulance Crossing
 Country by Pony Express

SACRAMENTO, R - A bright red ambulance, moving across the United States by a Lions Club Pony Express" system, is due here today on its trip to Anchor age.
 Byrl Babcock, secretary of the Sacramento Lions, said the am- bulance will be driven here by club members from Lodi, about 30 miles to the south.
 Sacramento members will take the vehicle to Davis, 20 miles west, on the next leg of the drive to Seattle where the ambulance will be put on an Anchorage bound boat.
 Memphis club members start ed the ambulance on it's way April 9 By the time is reaches Seattle, 45 clubs will have taken a turn at driving it.
 Anchorage Lions bought the ambulance as a community proj- ect and thought up the relay sys- tenn as a means of saving freight charges.