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AT Research Stuff
To Be Moved Here

The Air Force said today that
its Office of Scientific Research
will be moved here from Balti-
more July !.
The movement will involve A
staff of 20 officers, four airmen
and about 70 civilian employees
1t. Gen. Thomas S. Power.
commander of the Air Research
and Development Command.
said the transfer is not a part
of the recent decision to move
ARDC headquarters from Balti-
more to Andrews Air Force Base.
THE move will provide closer
contact with the numerous
scientific agencies located in
Washington than is now pos
sible in the Offices Baltimore
location" Gen. Power said.
The research Office is COM
by Brig. Gen. H. F.
Gregory. so. a former Kossuth
MISS high school principal.
The new quarters will be in
building Temporary To- at
Fourteenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
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Three District Heads
Lunch With Adams

The three District Commits
sioners lunched yesterday with
Sherman Adams. chief assistant
to President Eisenhower, at the
White House.
Commissioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin said later a variety OF
topics were discussed at the
He did not, however,
disclose what the topics were.
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Dfatha

TAYLOR, JAMES E. On Tuesday. June
5, 1855, JAMES 2 TAYLOR Of 2IsS [
s., nv; beloved husband Of Mrs Mary
other relatives and many friends. After
5 pm. Thursday June Z, friends are
invited to call at the District Nor
ticians' Funeral Home. 1900 Vermont
a. pm. Friday, June g. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements BY
John D. Watson.
I BIESSEN, MAI. ALFRED H., U. s. A.
tret.red. On Thursday. June Z. 1856.
si Eel Bely PHrE ASK Hospital MAJ
tired: OF 1918 South arlington Ridge
rd.; Arlington. Va, husband of Ruby
Mabel Thiessen and father Of Arthur
d q E5is'' eb.nsi Frisn sS nj may can At
courtesy parking oppositel. Services
viii be held at Fort Myer Chapel on
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
TURNER, CARRIE LEAN. Departed this
Lem TURNER' seloved iSS asuv S6aEHt q
Mary Vance. She also leaves to mourn
their loss two brothers, three sisters,
tives and friends Remains may be
viewed after . pm. Wednesday. June
9, at the Hoffman Funeral Home, 81 /
K ST. NV. Funeral services on Friday.
v. MCCOY
ssnioe sstn' Ins:H%sH: y %0PS
Joseph's Funeral Home. Z"
TYLER, ARTHUR BENTLEY. OF 6l5
9ist ave-, Capitol Heights. Nd. on
M Snns o. 1885, .rt father of CALVIN G.
Tyler. Twelve grandchildren also sur II.
yive. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 517 18th st. Sc, on Friday,
June June s., AZ 2;30 pm. Interment
WELLS, WILLIAM C.. JR. On Tues
day. June 3. 1856. at George Wash
inston University Hospital WILLIAM
c. WELLS. Jr., husband Of Mary Flor
enee Meiis. father Of William G. Wells
john B. MeIs Friends Hsna msy vi Sa an al
Gawler.s Chapel 1896 Pa. ave. NV.
Courtesy parking oppositei. on Thurs
S day. June from to 10 pm.
Services SsIS and interment Philadel-
wOODSON. GERTRUDE ]. On Mon
Hospital. GERTRUDE i. WooDSoN Of Of
III . st. NV; Apt; 70. beloved wife
%ot6e Hnn Of WIN wGfdsS Meals and sS SsvS ssd
daughter. Sydnie g.. Meals a grand
Son Son. Robert %.r g, g; Meals: q sister. Mrs.
anna ANNA Nay sn Warner; brother, Ben
and many friends. Remains resting
AZ the John 7 Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 2Ol .3rd st. s.w., where friends
may call after 8 pm. Thursday june
Z. and where funeral services will
be held on Friday June s. at 1 pm.
Rev. B H Whiting oficiatine. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
ADELlNE Z. On wednes-
day, June O., 1855. at Suburban Hos
pital, ADELINE E. MCDOWELL Of
1897 Metropolitan ave. Kensington,
Md. beloved wife Of Archer r Wood
well. mother OF Mrs. Martha w. Hyde,
Mrs. Jessie W. Bush, Stanley B. and
Lawrence A. MCDOWELL Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda. Md, where services
viii be held on Thursday, June Z. at
$3.50 pm Interment Parklawn Gene
terry. In lieu OF flowers. contributions
may be sent to the Montgomery Heart
Association.
WRIGHT. ELOISE FRANCES. on
Thursday. June :. 1886, at her resi-
dence. 404 Swami 81. NV, ELOISE
PRINCES WRIGHT. beloved daughter
o. Mrs. Anna and Mr.. Ellis Wright
She also is survived by one daughter.
Victory Howard, and one. sister. Mrs.
Myrtle Holt Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by the Palmer Funeral
Home, Az II st, ne.
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on the road with his family and
no place to Sleep" MIR. Nails once
said.
In 1916 United States mar
shall informed the Virginian that
one of the cars he saved by the
wayside" on request contained
SIPS million worth of iewelry.
Mr.. Nails was told the Army
officer for whom he had pulled
car" was Col. Jack Durant,
then on trial at the War Depart
ment for stealing the Hesse
crown jewels.
Another time. Mr.. Nails was
invited to the funeral of a
riding horse. He was asked to
bring his Wrecker and lift the
animal so the horse could be
buried properly.
Served as Mid wife
Mr.. Nails garageman title ex-
tended often to all-around-man-
around-toWn. He had pulled
stumps out OF lawns and gone
10 miles for medicine in the
middle Of the night, had made
fire calls and been the one ex-
pectant mothers called when
they couldn't get doctors OF am.
balances
Mr.. Nails had also brought
safes back to town after bur-
glars had discarded them. He
also repaired toys for children.
He was a charter member of
the Falls Church Volunteer Fire
Department and a member of
the Falls Church Chamber of
Commerce. He also helped pro-
mote teen-age canteens.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Natalie Souder; a daugh-
ter. Miss Barbara G. Nails of the
home address: a sister. Mrs
Levle Wilver of Washington. and
a brother, Raymond of Hay
market. Va.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Pearson'S funeral
home in Falls Church. Burial
VIII be in National Memorial
Cemetery.
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Admiral Joy Dies at 81;
Directed Korea Armistice

SAN DIEGO, Calf. June Z
IR.-Retired Admiral Charles
Turner Joy, 81, who headed the
United Nations truce team for IL
months of tedious armistice ne
Igotiations with the Communists
in Korea. died yesterday of leu
|kemia in the Naval Hospital
here.
His widow, Martha Ann. said
he had suffered from the dis
ease for the last four years. He
was admitted to the hospital
Tuesday.
After his return from Korea
Admiral Joy became superin-
tendent of the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Nd, in August, 1852, a post he
held for two years. He retired
in July, 1854, and made his
home in nearby La Jolla.
Burial in Annapolis
Funeral services with full
military honors will be held
Wednesday at the Academy, with
burial in the Academy cemetery.
In addition to his widow, Ad-
miral Joy is survived by two
sons, Navy 1t. Charles Turner
Joy. jr.. who was graduated from
Annapolis in 1947, and Army
Capt. David Duncan Joy, a 1850
West Point graduate; and one
daughter, Miss Mary Martha
Joy, of San. Francisco.
The admiral was a member of
Army-Navy Club and Chevy
Chase Club in Washington.
Admiral Joy was commander
of United Nations naval forces
in the Korean war and in 1851
was named senior delegate of
the United Nations command
delegation to the Korean Ar
mistice Conference.
DistruSted Communists
He asked to be relieved as
chief negotiator on May %,
1852, expressing distrust Of the
Chinese Communists. but agree
ing the talks were the desired
course for the United Nations.
Later Admiral Joy declared in
his book. How Communists Me-
gotiate." that the United Ma
tons should not have accepted
the Korean armistice. Instead,
he said. the United Nations
should have pursued victory in
Korea.
His decorations included the
Legion of Merit with three gold
stars, the Army Distinguished
Service Cross, the Navy and
Army Distinguished Service
Medals with bronze stars and
Commander of the British EN-
pire.
A native of st. Louis. Mo-, and
a 1916 Annapolis graduate,
Admiral Joy had a distinguished
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Y. F. Dixon, Executive
OF Puper Company

WHITEvILLE. N. c., June Z
P.-L F. Dixon, 81, who re-
tired only last Friday as general
manager and vice president of
the Ecusta Paper Corp, died OF
a heart attack yesterday while
visiting a daughter here.
A native of Durham. N. c.,
Mr.. Dixon helped launch the
cigarette paper manufacturing
industry in the United States.
Until the Ecusta company start
ed operations cigarette papers
were made only in Europe. He
was the Joint author of many
publications on tobacco and to-
bacco disease, and held patents
on tobacco treatment.
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Denmon Fink, Artist;
Planned Corul Gables

MIAMI, Fla, June 7 (Pl.-
Denman Fink. rs, artist. Illus
traitor. muralist and designer Of
the City of Coral Gables. died
yesterday. He was head Of the
Art Department of the Univer-
sity of Miami when he retired
in 1852 and had been a faculty
member for 25 years.
A native of Springdale, Pa,
Mr.. Fink came here in 1924 to
work with his nephew. the late
George E. Merrick, who devel-
oped Coral Gables. Mr.. Fink
designed the various entrances,
fountains and plazas for the
community and laid out the de-
velopment.
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Mrs. Kote Bidgood,
Lived Here ID Years

Mrs. Kate McWhorter Bidgood,
former resident of Norfolk, who
had lived in Washington for the
past IA years. died last night at
the age of "a.
Mrs. Bidgood had made her
home with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
D. Lane, 3016 Tilden street,
since the death of her husband,
John Henry Bidgood, in Nor
folk in 1912.
Funeral services will be held
in Norfolk.
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Harry Malls of Falls Church,
Widely Known GARAGE Man

Harry Nails of Falls Church,
Va, whose career as a garage
man attracted national atten-
ton, died yesterday at Arlington
Hospital. He was so. He had
suffered from a heart ailment
for years.
Mr.. Nails was a farm boy in
his native Prince William Coun-
Ity. Va, until he was 10. Then
he came to the Washington area
and began crawling under cars. .
In 1924 he began working as
a mechanic for Lee Hiett. who
was building a service station in
Falls Church. then village of
300 families.
Mr.. Nails bought out Mr.. Hiett
in 1887, and the garage has
expanded through the years until
he had more than 1900 regular
customers. 1t is one of the old
est AAA garages in Virginia and
is at 551 North Washington
street. main thoroughfare in
Falls Church. Mr.. Nails lived
several blocks away in big brick
house atop a hill at 6315 North
Washington boulevard. But
friends said Mr.. Nails was always
at his garage, where he was
never too busy to help a kid
who had fiat bike tire or to
repair a baby carriage for an
anxious mother.
Likened Self to Doctor
When he was interviewed by
the Saturday Evening Post in
1947, Mr.. Nails compared his
life as a garageman to that of
doctor.
He recalled a blizzardy night
when 80 persons in cars stalled
around Falls Church spent the
night in his garage and how
some days his garage looked
more like a day nursery. Some
nights Mr.. Nails got out of bed
four times to service stalled cars.
Il couldn't rest easy, knowing
one of my customers was stuck
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Gov. Leader on Visit
In Israel for Week

TEL AVN, Israel, June 7 (P).
Gov. George M. Leader of
Pennsylvania arrived at LYDIA
airport today for one weeks stay
in Israel during which he will
be received by President Izhak
Ben-zvi and Foreign Minister
Moshe Sharett.
Mr.. Leader will take part in
the dedication OF a forest for
which funds we're donated by
the Pennsylvania friends Of
Israel.
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Cooper Elected Head
Of Oklahoma U. Club

William L. Cooper, l0ll Poto-
mac avenue. Alexandria, last
night was elected president OF
the Oklahoma University Club
of Washington. Mr.. Cooper, who
lis executive secretary Of the
Washington Association OF
Plumbing Contractors. succeeds
Joe S. Wallace. Veterans Admin
istration attorney.
Other new club officers are N.
Burkey Musselman. 1913 South
Glebe road. Arlington, vice pres
ident. and Jerry Spellman. 713
Fourteenth street, Alexandria,
secretary. Miss Frances X. Hunt,
$500 Wisconsin avenue NV, was
reelected treasurer
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Nttnrilittn

BUCKoFH, FANNIE. dwelling services
HucKoFF, Eili be held on sunday.
Adas Israel Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited s.
osTRowER. DIR. MEYER. dwelling
MEYER osTRoWVER win be held on
Sunday. june TO-. 1856. at 1890 pm.
Barnabas and Wheeler rds., Oxon Hill.
Nd. Friends and relatives invited.
sEGRETI. BEN. We wish to express our
deep gratitude to Father Hess. the
choir. neighbors and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes. masses, tele-
ness shown US since the passing Of
our beloved husband and father, BEN
SEGRET1. THE FAMILY.
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.RuIph c. Erskine. 76

TRYON. N. c., June Z CP.-
Ralph Child Erskine. rs, retired
corporation president. died in a
hospital here yesterday after a
long illness. He was president
OF Erskine Danforth Corp.
Stamford Conn New York and
Chicago when he retired to his
farm in 1882.
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With Regard to q
Cord Of Thonks


Very often Q card Of thonks IN
The Stof meets q aeed which con
hordlY be solved in any other woy
Not only b il o sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floFul tributes but also eourteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the mnny to whom o per.
sonol note OF thanks connot well be
mailed OF whose numes and I'd.
dresses ore not known Insertions Of
q card Of thanks moy be arranged
BY telephone to The Star. ST $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
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Cornish, ST., 5927 Wooten drive,
Falls Church, va.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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lit Mfmnrtant

C0ZZENS, CHARLES X. In loving mem.
DRY OF our dear brother. CHARI Is r
COZAENS who passed away ave wears
ago today. June z, 1851
Treasured thoughts OF one so dear.
Often bring a silent tear
thoughts return TO scenes long past,
Time eocs on. but memories last
HIS DEVOTED SISTERS. ALMR LUCAS
SADIE WHITE AND BROTHER
FRANK COLzENS.
FISHER. RICHARD H. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband, RICHARD n.
FISHER, who departed this life two
years aso today, June Z, 1854
Every day miss him more,
As l go through life alone.
He was my souls companion.
A LIE Joined with my own
DEVOTED WIFE WILLIE B. FISHER. :
HALL. BLAKEY ELLASTINE. In pre-
cious memory OF my beloved daughter,
ELLASTINE BLAKEY HALL. who passed
70 the great beyond sixteen years ago
today, June r, 1910,
III always need Jesus wherever / 90.
His love Is the light OF my way
though others forsake me, His goodness
His rod and His stan are my stay.
DEVOTED MOTHER LILLIAN BLAKEY
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HANLEIN. SOPHIA,

HANLEIN, SOPHIA. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, SoPHlk HANLEfN.
who passed away nineteen years ago
today, June =, 1887
MEYER HANLE1N AND FAMILY.
bANGYHER, STAFF SERGT. WILLIAM
4, II. In honored and loving
~ brother, stan SerRt. WILLIAM
ISd H. LANoYHER, killed In action
IR9 June Z, with the 9gth Divi-
49, sion in Normandy twelve wears
ago today. Reburied in Arling-
ton National Cemetery on December
IL 1g4i
Twelve years have passed Sinee that
sad day
when the one We loved was called away;
On January 10 1855, dad went to Test
yod took them hoine n aas "a. IN
But IN ouF hearts they liveth still.
Sadly missed
MOTHER AND SISTER.
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Ssy is Jgn s.- :; las, 1859. KATE c McLESD
Mrs. Marie Rush Of Silver Spring, Nd.
and Mrs.. Catherine A. Hall OF wash
ington. D, c.. sister OF Mrs. Theresa
Ek rsS h asS a ss ana 4S s T. R Rna
Co Funeral Home, s9oi l4th st, nv,
above funeral home on Friday, june
olic Church. Wisconsin ave. and yuma
ST, NV. where the holy sacrifice of
the mass viii be offered at $3.50 am.
for the repose OF her soul. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers contributions may be made to
your favorite charity.
MILLER, NORMAN Z. On Tuesday.
June 5. 1885: at Sibley Hospital, NOR
MAN E. MILLER OF 43OS 2end st.
ne; beloved husband Of Mary E,
Mer shr r q MRS. son DoToth anO A. NG JOnss
Mary Jane and Betty A. Miller:
brother OF John 7. and Harry A. Miller
and Mary J. Diers. Funeral from the
at $3.50 am, REQUIEM mass at ST.
Aloysius Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Glen
wood Cemetery
SAMUEL ALEXANDER, on
TUESDAY June 3, 1855, a. hi: resi-
SIExANppRR Mu Sf1Hs1 SsioS sAM nus
band Of Lille Virginia Mullikin. father
Of Mrs Gertrude. Tayman. Mrs. Edna
BAL BsIl, Mrs e Ethel lIe saSscer snd Mrs.
yived by two sisters. Mrs Elizabeth
teen srandchildren and ten great
sa az lie Rb Er snS HTs n H to
Upper Marlboro Md. Funeral services
viii be held on Friday. June S,
A. II am. in the, Trinity. Episcopal
Mens Trinity Church Cemetery, Upper
Marlboro, Md.
MALLS. HARRY WESLEY. On wednes-
pital u HARRY %,EsLEYYf P NsAIish 0 Of
63l5 North Washington blvd. Airing
ton, Va, husband of Natalie A. Nails
also is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Leyie WILDER, and one brother. Ray
mond Nails. Friends may call at the
where funeral services viii be held
on Friday. June $. at . pm. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park.
JOSEPH II. tHAPPY). of
SSs5 st. ST. on June :, 1856, hus;
Bang p1I Of Mildred Neumayer, son Of
sapsRs Rsm SShsF eh.m m1n
Funeral Home, 5l1 18th st. Sc. until
Friday. June 8. at 1890 pm. Services
at Fort Myer Chapel at / pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
SICKLEs. MADELINE c. On wednes-
day, June 8, 1856, MADELINE c.
NlCkLES. beloved wife of the late
Charles E. Nickies. daughter OF the
late William H. and Elizabeth r.
Cornish and sister of Leroy W. Cornish.
sr.. and Jane c. Duyall. Funeral
from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home,
4Sl2 Georgia ave NV. on Friday.
June 8. at > pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
lICKLES, MADELINE r Tho or,csrs
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MADELINE c, The ofiicers
and members OF Cathedral
Chapter. No. IA. o. (. s..
are hereby notified Of the
death OF Sister MADELINE
c. NICKLES. Members may
call at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1872 Georgia ave. NV.
EDITH A, CROWDER.
WORTHY Matron.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
E5pisssiys Flora Tributes, Moderate
plshtS 600 18th g. NV, Ma s.0lp6.
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CALHOUN DAVID On Mondav !,

Hospital, DAVID CALHOUN Of sol
18th st ne. devoted husband OF
Hattie Calhoun. He also leaves one
daughteT, three stepdauEhters. one sis
ter, two brothers one uncle, seventeen
grandchildren and q host of other
relatives and friends Friends may
call after ) pm. Thursday, June :.
at Boyd's Funeral Home 1928 Goth
at NV. Funeral on Friday. June
s al s pm. from the above funeral
home. 7s
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BUSH, HoWARD p OF 44oa oue,

Bush, HOWARD ?. OF 44O9 Queens
bury. I'd, Riverdale. Md, on June 4,
1855. husband OF Anne M Bush,
father of Carol Ann. Barbara Jean
and Wendy Lynn Bush Services al
Chambers Funeral Home. 1901 Cleve-
land ave. Riyerdale. Md on Satur-
day. June 81 at $3.50 am. Inter
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BLEyINs. CLAUDE GRANT sudde,

BLEVINS. CLAUDE GRANT. Suddenly,
on WEDNESDAY. June d. 1856, at his
Re rssi .ag1r PalTtax ., Va, R. r D. |,
Laura Mae Blevins and father OF
Charles, Clarence. Howard and Doro-
thy Blevins and Mrs Nettie Williams
Marion. Va. Arrangements BY the
Everly Funeral Home, Fairfax Va
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BIDGooD. KATE NJ. on Thursday
NV. Mrs KATE N. Bf0doo ao" q aofit6i
Mrs. George b. Lane. Remains rest
ing al HySongs Funeral Home. 1900
N ST. NV Funeral services and inter-
ment will be held on Sunday, June
10. al Norfolk Va. Norfolk. Va,
papers please copYl
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BEAN, RALPH JONES. On WEDNESDAY

June s, 1856. at GeorsetoWn Hos
Pitsl' RALPH l JONES BEAN Of IL, I.:l
beth Norris Bean and brother Of W
Lee Bean Of Long Beach. Calf, and
Edward H. Bean Of Takoma Park. Nd
Home. 4th St and Mass. ave. ne
after I2 noon Thursday. June :. where
services will be held on Friday. June
3. al | pm. The family requests in
lieu of flowers, contributions be made
to the Heart Fund. Interment private
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BEATRICE JACOBS. Secretary,
ELLA &. (nee BevAns). Sud-
denly. on Thursday, june Z. 1855,
at her. residence, I62S Columbia I'd
Beloved Ella As % " r. ss neG HsSTy q
S sevsns Of 1 Bsitimors s' M She also
Is survived by several nieees and
e eSpA' Fan,rs sfrV Hcm. p! !So ih hn e.
NV, on Monday, June Il. at $40
am parking facilitiesl. thence to the
shrine Of the Sacred Heart Catholic
S SssTs The e hoy ,se eng pa 81 S H. mass mass
will be offered at . am. for the repose
Of her, soul. Interment cum6er-
MeATEE. FRANK. on Tuesday, June
3, 1855, At his residence. 3la6 South
AT NE S eioT Tas' SasOsnd q A he S
Frances V. MeAtee father Of Mrs
!. 3. Dawson. Mrs Norman K, Daw-
son. William, John and Frank Nc
Atee Of Oldtown, Nd; Mrs Myrtle
Lillian Confer of oldtown, Nd He
also is survived b. SIX grandchildren
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2Si5 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. where
funeral services viii be held on Fri.
oSsioS sSne Ma on s.IuPd.y iD 5Sns g.
at | pm.
mccoy. JESSE LEE. on Monday. June
4, 1855. JESSE LEE MCCOY OF $50
Quincy & nv son Of MI; and Mrs;
Carrie B MCCOY and devoted father
OF Arlene Marcia Donald Lee and
Nathaniel Mccoy. Also surviving are
Miss Eloise Mccoy other relatives
and many friends. Friends are invited
TO call At the Mcguire Funeral Home
lS2n 9th 81. NV. from ) TO II pm.
june u ' AZ me Vermont Iss Avenue uI ssp.
tist Church at / pm 1nterment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery. 8
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BINGHAM. HIRAM

BINGHAM. HIRAM On Wednesday
June T. 1856, HIRAM BINGHAM. hus-
band Of Suzanne Carroll Bingham
Services will be held a. Fort Niger
Chapel on Friday, June 5. at : pm
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry, with full military honors
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V coNn6o1ILYi Vf q q @. c.

E. v. CONNOLLY G. S,
LuKENs. HELEN R. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. june 6, 1855, al Walter
Reed Army Hospital HELEN r.
LUKENs, beloved wife Of L., Col vii
liam NJ. Lukens, 81, u s: A. F.;
mother Of Mrs. Edward Vetter Of
Eliot, Me; John M and William NJ
Lukens. il. Of PhiladelDhia, Pa: sister
daughter OF Mrs Mary J. Coleman Of
Philadelphia, Pa. Services on Satur-
Rome Philadelphia, Pa. Interment
Summerset Memorial Park Cemetery
In lieu of flowers, family requests
contributions be made to the Cancer
Fund.
MAHONEY. HELEN Z. On Wednesday.
June 4. 1856, HELEN z. MAHONEY
beloved wife OF the late Daniel A.
Mahoney and mother Of Joan II. and
Daniel r. Mahoney, sister OF James
and Edward Holloway. grandmother
OF Kathleen Patrick and Andrew Ma
honey. cousin OF Betty Brady. Friends
may call al the Walsh Funeral Home
al 18th ST. Sc. where prayers will
be said on Friday. June s, at 10
am. High REQUIEM mass at the ST.
Francis Xavier Catholic Church at
1910 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
MAHONEY. HELEN. oFieers and mem
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CAMPBELL. HILLARY. Suddenly. O.

Tuesday. June }, 1856. at Georgetown
University Hospi JACQuELINE
Bernadette Vidi. sister of Joseph Vid
and granddaughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
Joseph Danhakl and Mr.. and Mrs
Victor Vidi Services at the S. H
ST. NV, on Saturday. June 9. al
800 am. parking facilities: thence
10 81. Aioysius Catholic Church. North
Capitol and Eye SITS NV. where the
holy sacrifice OF the mass will BIZ
offered at 10 am. for the repose Of
her soul fnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery