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Farm and Power Groups
Rap KuykendoII Record
Ry the Assoeiated Press

Spokesman for Rural Electric coopraes and the National
Farmers Union the nomination Of Jerome Kykenda
for second term chairman Of the Federal Power Commission
Clyde Ellis general Of the National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association told the Committee
yesterday Mr. Kuykendan has demonstrated consistent bias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
SAVINGS FROM 2O% to $50

Eorly American Foam Sleep
Soto, with innersprine mottress
to sleep two--------------
HiRiser Studio Divon with two
separate innersprine mattresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

Out oil somples discontinued styles oneofoknds 90
many pieces from our ssuler stock TOO The reason? buyers
have just left Jorge orders at the Chicago Furniture Market When
this merchandise starts roll in there ways about
simply must have the room Take lock-you bust
All items subject to prior SALE All sales final Sorry mail
phone orders Free delivery service and usual convenient
arranged, of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Auto Is Found
In Pond, Police
Hunt for Body

Rockville MIDI flremer
were draining a farm pond of
Travilah road today to de-
termine If a person drowned in
a car found submerged in the
water.
The car. owned by Charles
Harvel. manager of the Bold
Venture Farm near the inter-
section of Travilah and River
roads, was discovered in the
pond by Mr.. Harvel after he
awoke this morning.
Firemen said the car is about
40 feet from shore in water
about Z feet deep.
Mr.. Harvel told police he
parked the car in his drive
way early today. He said he
left the car in high gear with
the keys in the ignition and
the brake on. Police said II
was possible someone released
the brake and pushed the car
into the pond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
H. M. Rubin, IT,,
IS, Attorney

Harry Mitchell Rubin, jr.. IS
a Washington attorney, died
yesterday in the National In
stitutes of Health, Bethesda
after a long illuesS. Mr.. Rubin
was a member of the law firm
of Chase and McChesney. He
was a member of the District
Bar Association and its probate
law committee. His home was
at 44l2 North Henderson road,
Arlington, Va.
A native Of Charleston, S. c.,
he was graduated from the
Citidel and served as captain
in the Marine Corps in the
Pacific during World War IL
Mr. Rubin was graduated from
Georgetown University Law
School in 1949 and was ad-
mitted to the District bar the
same year.
He is survived by his widow
the former Virginia Black, anc
three children, John, S: George
3, and David. two months, anc
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rubin, of Charleston,
s. c.
A funeral service will be held
at 10 am. Tuesday in Fort
Myer Chapel, with burial II
Arlington Cemetery.
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Ctarn nf Chunks

ARNER. CLYDE v. The family Of the
late CLYDE v. ARNER wishes "a
express their heartfelt thanks to the
co-workers. relatives and many
friends for their expressions Of sym
patty during their bereavement.
AARRIETr T. ARNRR AND FAM
lily.
HARDY, RUFUS o. The family wishes
TO express appreciation 10 the friends
and neighbors OF RUFUS o. HARDY
for their cards, flowers and many
kindnesses shown during their be-
WIFE. MATILDA HARDY.
MAJORS, W. NJ. The dauahteFs of W.
NJ, MAJORS wish to express their
thanks and appreciation to their
many friends for the flowers. tele-
grams, cards and many other kind
nesses during the passing OF their
Mrs: W J. ERoH. MRS. s. Il,
SHELLY.
PYE, WILMA c, THIS family Of the
press their thanks and apprecla-
tion to their many friends and rela-
tives for the flowers. telegrams, cards.
use OF cars and many other express
eions Of kindness and sympathy DUR
Ing the illness and passing o. their
loved one. THE FAMILY.
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Rev. {. E.Woodson, Mrs. Lenzner, SO,
Ex-Virqiniu Pastor Firms Treasurer

VICKSBURG, Miss. Oct. Il
R.-The Rev. Charles E
Woodson. 95-year-old rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church for 80
years. died yesterday after a
long illness.
He was president Of the War
rem County Ministerial Asso-
citation for several years and
was president Of the Ministerial
Association in Norfolk, Va.
many years ago.
A graduate Of Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary at Alexandria
Va. he served in churches in
Virginia and South Carolina be-
fore coming to Vicksburg in
1914.
Survivors include his widow
one son and two daughters.
Funeral services will be held
today. The body will be sent
to Alexandria for burial next
week.
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Thine Groth, II, Dies;
Partner in Law Firm
Thomas Joseph Mcdrath. u.

Thomas Joseph McGrath. IL
senior partner Of the law firm
Of McGrath q McGrath. and Q
former member Of the Mime
sofa State Legislature. died
Thursday In Montgomery
County General Hospital Of q
heart attack.
Mr.. McGrath began private
law practice in 1912. Before
that. he was executive director
Of the National st. Lawrence
Project here for three years
He is a former general counsel
for the International Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen
with Offices in Cleveland.
While serving in the Mime
sofa Legislature from 1913 to
1919, he was originator Of one
Of the first workmens COM
pensation bills to pass a State
Legislature. Mr.. McGrath was
a member of the Charter Com
mission of the City of st. Pau
when the city charter form OF
government was established
there.
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Mrs. Richard w. Lenzner, 38.
Of 1912 Riggs road. Adelphi,
Md. died of cancer Thursday
in Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Lenzner. with her hus-
band. owned and operated the
Park Avenue Venetian Blind
Co.. Riverdale. Md. which they
began in 1912. She was secre-
tary-treasurer of the firm.
A native Of Hyattsville. Md,
she was the former Lucille
Moore.
Mrs. Lenzner is survived by
her husband. two children,
Ronald, IL. and Elizabeth Ann.
9. Of the home address, and her
father. Elmer Moore Of Plum
Point, Md.
Services will be held at IL
am. Monday at the Seventh
Day Adventist Church in Adel-
phi, Md. Burial will be in
George Washington Cemetery.
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3 Navy Flyers
Die, 7 Missing

KODIAK, Alaska, Oct. IL
ga Navy patrol bomber
plopped into icy waters of the
Boring Sea Thursday night
after an unsuccessful landing
attempt, killing three flyers and
leaving two unaccounted for.
Five men were rescued with
only minor injuries.
The twin-engined Neptune
came in for a landing at Adak.
far out on the Aleutian Island
chain. but hit the runway too
hard and damaged it's nose
landing gear. Gunned into the
air by the pilot. the plane failed
to gain altitude and dropped
into the water a thousand yards
offshore.
The copilot. 1t. q. g.) Delbert
L. Brown Of Louisville, KY,
drowned. Dead of exposure
when pulled from the near
freezing water were 1t. q. g.
Jack C. zenor. navigator. Of
Madrid. Iowa, and Neil w.
Downing. a technician from
Rantoul. III.
Missing and believed dead are
Barth r. Avenell. Grand Rapids.
Mich. and John E. Hardy, air.
man from BIRMINGHAM. Ala.
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Specializing in administra-
tive law before the Federal
Power Commission. he was q
founder Of the Federal Power
Bar Association.
A native of st. Paul, Mr..
McGrath was graduated from
Notre Dame and from the Uni
versity Of Minnesota law school.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. L. Alice McGrath and
five children. They are Mrs.
Roger ]. Dorsey. North Ohm
sted. Ohio: Mrs. Frank Sauter.
Mexico City. Mexico; Thomas
j. McGrath. jr., Lakewood.
Ohio; John A. McGrath. Nor
beck. Md, and Jerome j. Me-
Grath, 5707 Newington road,
Bethesda. Also surviving are
two sisters. Mrs. Helen O'Neill
and Mrs. Florence Client, and a
brother, Eugene ]. McGrath. all
Of st. Paul.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Monday in st.
Michael's Catholic Church. Sill
yer Spring. with burial in Gate
OF Heaven cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Valerie Hammer,
s, Long III With
Brain Tumor

Valerie Kay Hammer. 5, died
Of a brain tumor Thursday al
her home.
She was the daughter of
M/Sergt. and Mrs. James C.
Hammer, 1905 Stanton avenue
Silver Spring. Md.
During the year and a hall
of her illness. which began in
Rio de Janiero, where her
father was with the American
Embassy. Valerie underwent a
major operation at Walter Reed
Hospital and extensive treat
ment. Following her operation,
Valerie learned to walk again
before the return Of effects OF
her disease two months ago.
Valerie was born at Fort
Campbell, KY, while her father
was stationed there. He is now
assigned to Fort Myer.
She is survived by her par
ents. and a brother, James,
jr.. 7.
Mass Of the Angels will be
offered at Q am. Monday in
st. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glenn. Md, with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
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house for the families who
grew up around them as the
area developed. Young people
enjoyed their home and were
encouraged by them. Many
newcomers to the neighbor-
hood started their gardens with
slips from Mrs. Keplinger's
plants. The former Iona Mil
Ter. she also was a well-known
artist.
Mr.. Keplinger stayed on in
their home after her death for
more than a year. He went to
Mrs. Williams home last June.
In Ill health for the past five
months he succumbed to pneu-
monia.
He served 40 years with the
Patent Office before his retire.
ment in 1887.
Surviving are a brother
Peter in California and three
nieces and a nephew. Mrs. Will
liams, Miss Elva Keplinger Of
Mclean Gardens, Washington;
Miss Annalura Keplinger Of
Quebec House and william VIII
mot Of Gaithersburg.
Services will be held at 3
pm. Monday at the Robert A.
Humphrey funeral home in Be-
thesda. with burial in Rock
vile Union Cemetery.
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HI Mrmnriant

NOACK, OSCAR {. In sad memory o
our dear father and husband, OSCAR
C NOACK. who departed this lifl
thirty.nine years aRo today, October
IL. 1918.
The years Of life were numbered
When the MESSENGER whispered low
The Master has called for thee,
And he answered softly. II am ready
THE FAMILY
OLIvERI, MARY LILLIAN. In loyinl
remembrance OF my wife, MARY Ill
LIAM OLIVER, who departed thi
lte three years aso today. October
IL, 1854
Two years have passed since that sal
day
when the one loved was called away
God took her home, i was HIS will
LOVING HUSBAND, FRANK.
ROGERS, MARTHA y. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother, MARTHA b
ROGERS, who passed awav fourteen
years ago today, october IL, 1913
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stiled
A place is vacant In our home
Which never can be flled
Her smiling way and pleasant fact
Are a pleasure to recall
She had a kindly word for each
And she died beloved by all.
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her absence our silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful
In he sunshine Of perfect peace
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
SLAUGHTER, RICHARD L. In lovinl
memory Of my dear husband, RICH
ARD i. SLAUGHTER who departed
this life eleven years ago today, Octo
Der IL, lOtB,
lost soul companion,
A life linked with my own.
And day by day I miss YOU more
AS | walk through life alone.
YOUR DEAR WIFE, MfNN1l
WILSON, ALBERT. In loving memor,
OF my husband, ALBERT WILSON
who, departed this life october ii
MY lips cannot tell how / miss you
MY lips. cannot tell what TO say
God only knows how l miss you
In my home today
ais LOVING WIFE. cHRIsTINl
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g. H. Burrier, 81,
Linotype Operator

George H. Burrier. GA. a limo
type operator Of the Washing
ton Daily News for IS years,
died Thursday in Suburban
Hospital.
Mr.. Burrier lived at 2726
Connecticut avenue NV. and
was a longtime member and
worker in the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church, Neb-
raska and New Mexico avenues
NV. He was a native of Balti-
more.
He is survived by his widow
the former Helen Biggs. of the
home address, and q brother,
w. Edward Burrier. Charlotte,
NC.
A funeral service will be held
at 1890 am. Monday in the
Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odiSt Church, with burial in
Druid Ridge Cemetery. Pixies
vile, Md.
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GeoIogist Freed
In Morals Case

PENNINGTON, N. j.. Oct. IL
(R.-Thomas Stoelting, 81
year-old geologiSt charged
with carnally abusing the teen
age daughter of former Hunter
don County Prosecutor An
thony NJ. Hauck. jr.. was
acquitted yesterday.
A jury Of 9 men and 8
women pronounced Mr.. Stoelt-
ing not guilty of charges that
he carnally abused blond. Is
year-old Sandra Hauck while
he was a house guest of her
parents.
1t took less than 80 minutes
for the jury to reach its verdict.
The charges against Mr..
Stoelting were filed after
Sandra shot and critically
wounded him with a AS calibre
automatic last April. He is
still recovering from the stom-
ach wound,
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John Tiffey, 90,
Retired Builder

John B. Tihey, 90. an area
builder and real estate devel-
oper for so years and founder
of the firm Of j. B. Tiffey and
Sons. died Thursday in Wash
ington Sanitarium. Takoms
Park.
He had been retired for 20
years.
A native Of Montross, Va.
Mr.. Tifey lived at 55l5 Cedar
Parkway. Chevy Chase. Md. He
was a member Of the STAINS
berry lodge Of Masons. Bright
wood.
He is survived by his widow
Annie. of the home address
and three children. They are
Robert p. Tiffey Of 1908 Oliver
street. Chevy Chase. Mrs. Eliza
beth Nugent Of Kilmarnock
Va. and Mrs. Leila T. Miller OF
Fresno. Calf.
Services will be held in AL
Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase circle. at IL am
Monday. with burial in Roch
Greek Cemetery.
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Gompers Masonic Lodge. which
he joined when he was 81 years
old. and an honorary member
of the Progress Club.
Surviving are his widow, Re-
becca; his daughter. Mrs. Mil
dred Goldberg. 4l9 Mansfield
road, Silver Spring; his BROTH
er. Louis. 1908 Dayton street.
Silver Spring: two sisters. Mrs.
Rebecca Sachs. 1913 Webster
street NV. and Mrs. Sadie
Milestone. 430l Massachusetts
avenue NV. and four grand
children.
Services will be held at the
c. d. Goldberg and Son flu
neral home. 42l7 Ninth street
NV. at noon tomorrow. Bur-
ial will be in Ohev Sholom
Cemetery.
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John Krupsow, 81, Long III,
DC. Antique Dealer IS Years

John Krupsaw. 81. an an
tique dealer here for many
years. died Friday in Atlantic
City. N. J. Mr.. Krupsaw had
been in i'll health for some
time.
He had lived in the resort
community for the past seven
years. He dealt in antiques at
Tenth and E streets NV. for
rs years. Born in Kiev. Russia.
Mr.. Krupsaw came to this coun-
try as an infant. and had been
a resident Of Washington for
so years.
He was a member of Samuel
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Fred Kepiineer, 30, Played
I ennis Until He Was 81

Fred Keplinger, who was sim
playing tennis at 81 on the
court he built in Bethesda in
1910. died last night at the
home Of his niece, Mrs. Frances
Williams, In Gaithersburg. Mr..
Keplinger celebrated his Goth
birthday last month.
"The King Of Sweden col
lapsed on the court when he
was 49," Mr.. Keplinger told q
reporter when he was "a. THAT
leaves me two years to 60 to
beat his record"
A retired Patent Once ex-
aminer, Mr.. Keplinger spon-
sored the annual tournament
for the Keplinger Cup on his
court for close TO 40 years. It
was discontinued about three
years ago.
Born in Kansas. and a grad
uate Of the University Of Kan
sas. he enlisted the help Of
Kansas friends in Washington
when he built his tennis
court. Determined not to be
seen playing in the blazers and
white trousers that were the
fashion Of the day at the New
port Casino Journeys, he and
his friends wore their store
suits, and one played in over
alls.
The women. however, played
in the long white skirts and
floppy hats made popular by
the reigning tennis star OF
that day. Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy.
Les Bopst. who learned how
to play on the Keplinger court,
became tennis coach at the
University Of Maryland. John
Lewis, another of Mr.. KEEPS
boys. became tennis coach at
William and Mary.
Mrs. Keplinger, who died
January 81. 1856. at the age
Of 80. helped when the court
was built, and Joined her hus-
band through the years in
making their home a COM
munity center" for Bethesda
residents. They moved into
1905 Battery lane, Bethesda,
in 1909. a year after their
marriage. when the area was
still open country.
They held perpetual open
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DFaths

swEARINGEN, HARRY v. All COM
- E gsSrsl Camp q of S6 =, P 9. Z
3FsVN W v. are requested to at.
ss$SRRAR 4 Z 81 S "a nSnd. y
80 October IA, 1857, at
pm. at the Domaine Funeral Home.
520 South Washington 81, Alexan-
ara, va. lnterment Arlington Ma
FRANK O. BERRY. Adjt.
SWEET. GEORGE u. OF 1882 Port
Dupont st.. Sc. on October 10, 1857
husband Of Laura Eta Sweet, father
OF Mrs. Dorothy Breninger Of Cali
H., III Richard. Willie and Kenneth
Sweet Of the South Sea Islands: broth
er OF Mrs Nellie May Morton. SerV-
ices At Chambers Funeral Home. 81
tn st; Sc. on Tuesday. October
National Cemetery.
TIFFEY. JOHN d. On Friday. octo-
tsrium, Tato s Park .' M. John Nh y.
TIPFEY OF 55l5 Cedar pkvy,- Chevy
Chase, Nd. beloved husband OF Annie
II, THEY, father OF Robert p. Tiiiey
@ wGshinston' D. C.: Mrs; Ellza-
LEILA S Miller q FSesn etn csIif. We 4:
also Is survived BY seven erandchii-
dren and eight great-gFandchiidren
Friends may call a. the Birch Funeral
Home. 1904 NJ 81. NV. after / m.
Saturday, october ~. Services At
An-Saints Episcopal Church. 3 Chevy
Chase cir. on Monday. October IA,
a. II an. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery. 10
WILLIAMS. JESSIE L. on Thurs
day. October 10. 1887, at his resi-
denee. Merrineld, Va. JESSIE L.
WILLIAMS, devoted son Of Seth and
Marie Williams. He also is survived
hy three sisters, Lucille GraysOn OF
Falls Church, Va: Esther Galloway
and Mildred Smith OF MERMAID. Va
two brothers. Howard Williams OF
Arlington. Va. and Ellsworth VIII
liams OF Merriheld. Va. seven nieees.
twelve nephews and many other rela-
tives and friends Remains may be
viewed after 3 pm Sunday. October
10, at the Henry W, JONES Funeral
Home. 200 Lee hwy, Pals Church.
Va. Funeral services on Monday.
October "a. at 2 pm. At the FIRST
Baptist Church. Nerrifield. Va. the
Rev c L Parker ofneiatinR In
terment Second Baptist Church Gene
terry. Pals Church. Va. -
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minority also criticized pur-
chase by Universal Marion OF
the Southern Pipe g. Supply
Co.. another Wolfson interest
The suit maintains the trans
actions are part Of a continu-
ing effort by Mr.. Wolfson and
other officers and directors OF
Universal Marion to obtain
for themselves and for other
corporations or concerns con-
trolled by them financial ad-
vantages and benefits at the
expense of remaining stock
holders" of Universal Marion.
The plaintiffs in the suit are
described as owning only 2.700
shares Of Universal Marion
stock.
They charged Mr.. Wolfson
and the other defendants, hav-
ing a controlling interest in
Merritt Chapman. have bought
with agreement of a majority
of the stockholders this firms
stock at a price of $23 a share
with Universal Marion funds.
However, the suit said. the New
York Stock Exchange price Of
this stock was less than SIT a
share on october 4.
The effect Of this deal is to
give Mr.. Wolfson and his as
sociates greater control Of
Merritt Chapman. the suit
said.
1t also charged that purchase
Of Southern Pipe & Supply
was undertaken to give Mr..
Wolfson and the other de-
PENDANTS a chance to buy q
large chunk Of Universal
Marion stock issued to pay for
the purchase.
However. according to the
suit, this Universal Marion
stock was sold to Mr.. Wolf
son and the others at q price
Of only SIT a share. while it
was selling at the time Clast
july at just above SIG a share
on the American Stock Ex-
change.
The plaintiffs and other
stockholders were not given a
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chance to buy this stock
Ql,760 shares at the same
price, the suit charged.
1t said the total loss Of these
transactions to Universal Mar
ion is ''in excess of SO million
and asked that damages be
paid to make up this loss.
Also requested in the suit
was an injunction against any
further issuance Of Universal
Marion stock until such time
as these damages are paid and
stoppage of payment Of divi-
bends or salaries to the de-
PENDANTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12
Stakeholder Group Sues
WoIfson in Shares Deals

Mururs of discomfort over deals involving the
Wolfson-controed Universal Marion Corp appeared
in a Federal Court suit fled here yesterday
group Of minority stockholders Of Universal Marion
Corp chose the purchase by the firm Of 100000
shares of MerttChapman Scott Corp In the suit the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

JONES, NOTTIE u. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband ana father,
kOrIIE b. JONES, who passed away
three years ago today, october ~,
1864.
Death Is a heartache no one can heal.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal.
Beautiful memories are all have
left
OF one whom l love and can never
forget.
LOVING WIFE, MARTHA JONES
AND CHILDREN
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. sHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes. Moderator
Phone orders also accepted. ESQ 70 D
Pm, week ni4htA 900 i4th q. nv.
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DANIELS. ELLIE MARTHA. In low
ina memory OF my mother, ELLIE
MARTHA DANIELS. who departed this
life seventeen years ago, october
IL, 1910.
May she rest in peace.
DAUGHTER, MARIE WASSMANN. .
DENNEY. ANTHONY O. In memory
OF our dear father, ANTHONY o
DENNEY, who left us seven years
ago. October IL, 1850.
You are always with US dear Dad.
Though on earth you are no more.
For memory brings your lovely vision
As YOU were in days before
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
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LACEY. EDWARD II. IN memory OF
my husband, EDWARD II
49, LACEY, who departed this life
ia eleven years ago today, Octo.
Va Der az, l946.
God gave me strength TO bear II,
And courage 10 meet the blow,
But what II meant 10 lose you,
NO one Will ever know.
aoREgTh ". SAcEY.t >
N8a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
2inaldi Funeral Home

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
SIS II 81. NE III, 3-4ss0
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81. and Mass. Ave NE, Ii $4,000
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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CEMETERY LOTS

Sl25 LESS than present market price
Lincoln. Call OWNER. JU 5-77s2
FORT LINCOLN, Mount Calvary Sec
tion.-4 sites, desirable location. HE.
1884
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
Section ] /, lot Az, sites !, 2, 3, 4.
present value $500. will sell for
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--1 10,
with sites, lot 1854, block %. rea-
sonable sP. 3-lOss
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM-Ds
luxe erypts for two ia 2-b042. Cal
weekdays from . 80 10 $50 pm, ~
aag on week ends.
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CATION. InsEPH p. ANn nELPHINI

CATION. JOSEPH b. AND DELPHINE.
In memory Of my father, JOSEPH B.
and my YIN mother tine DEIP Sii dAT Ton
who died January 20. 192s.
Away In the beautiful hills OF God.
BY the valley OF rest so fair,
Some time, some day, We know not
when,
We will meet our loved ones there.
DAUGHTER, GRACE. AND HER
CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-12

BLAKEY. CHARLES W.. ST.. In low
and father. CHARLES W. BLAKEY.
Sr. who departed this life thirteen
years ago. october II. 1894
Somewhere back OF the sunset.
Away from this world Of strife,
Our loved one Is sweetly resting
In that land where there is no
LOVING WIFE. LOIS. AND Chill
DREN. ORACILLA AND CHARLES,
Ir