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Mrs. Lido Biuzzi,
Mother of Arnold
Bus Line Official

Mrs. Lidia Biazzi, 70, mother
of Mrs. Antoinette Arnold Far
AGO. president of the Arnold Blu;
Co.. died yesterday at Fairfax
Lodge. a nursing home in Fair
fax. of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Biazzi lived at her daugh-
tiers home. Walnut Hill, in Falls
Church. before going to the
nursing home recently after a
period Of disqualification. She
had been in i'll health for three
years.
Born in Milan, Italy, she was
a Washington resident for 40
years. Her husband. Attilio, died
in l945.
Besides her daughter, she is
survived by a son, Arthur, of
I'LL Harvard street N. w.
Mass will be said at 10 am.
tomorrow at st. Thomas More
Catholic Church, 10l North
Thomas street. Arlington, with
officials Of the Arnold line serv-
ing as bearers. Burial will be
in National Memorial Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Lord Leslie Hore- BeIisho,
Controversial British Leader

ficulties" which he said led to
Lord Hore- Belisha's departure.
ore-Belisha suggested his re-
form program perhaps was
making the army too demo
cratic to fight for democracy"
While he was Minister Of
Transport, he originated the
London traffic signals, known a.
"Belisha Beacons. At that time
he publicly expressed regret hi
could not deal with all traffic
problems like a dictator.
Urged British-U. S. Union
Lord Hore- Belisha was made
a baron in 1854. In recent year.
he had been little in the public
eye. He visited the United States
in 1916 and urged a union o.
Britain and the United States
based on common citizenship.
| In 1854 he forecast trouble
over the Suez Canal and pro-
posed that atomic power be useC
to provide a new waterway from
the Mediterranean to the Gulf O.
Aqaba as an alternative route
He leaves a widow. who wa
captured by the Nazis in 194t
when she was an ambulance
driver in France, and held pris'
oner until 1914,
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Dratha

WALL. BEN. Members Of the Inter
In denominational ushers' UnioI
are hereby notified of thu
7F death Ssi. s & 01 WA beloved ru %sm
NJ - services On Monday. Febru
>tQupS/ the john Wesley A. NJ. Z. 2
Church l4th apc SgSsSra Pr. :ts NV
IRENE sTANCIL, Cor. Secy.
WARD. LEILA ELIZABETH. On Friday
February Is, 1857. LEILA ELIZABETH
WARD tnee, Manning) OF ,l717 L st
ne. beloved wife, Of the late Georg'
Wis Barber William G and clay Ware
and sister OF Mrs. Nan French. Friend.
may call at the Nalley Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
is, at . pm Relatives and friendi
terry.
WATERS. WILLIAM A. On Thursday
T w1TNss a. o,d 1877 ns W1LLI "a a
aud BENJAMIN Waters. husband o
Marie Waters and father OF Doris Ann
Friends may call at the Nash g. Slay
Funeral Home, Colonial Beach, Va
Eiisabeth's Catholic Church, coionia
Beach, Va, at 10 am. Monday. Feb
ruary IL. lnterment at Bethel Gene
terry, Alexandria, Va, at l pm. Monday
February lS, lS
WILBANKs. JULIA ANN. On Thursday
February IA, 1857, JULIA ANN WILL
BANKS Of 4l0 L st. NV. wife o
Thomas Wilbanks She also is survived
by four grandchildren and other rela
tives. Friends may call at the Malval
a. Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave and R st. NV, on Sunday
February II, after IL noon, wher,
funeral services will be held on Monday
February is, at 10 am. Intermen
Woodlawn Cemetery. lie
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Mrs. Walter W. Deal Dies;
Leader. in Eastern Star

Mrs. Walter w. Deal, wife Of
the founder of the Deal funeral
home. died yesterday at her
home. 6402 Sixteenth street NV,
OF a kidney condition. Mrs. Deal.
who was SO, had been in poor
health for the past two years.
An officer in the funeral home
at one time, she also was a
soloist in local churches for sew
eral years. and a former head OF
the Order of the Eastern Star in
the District.
Born in Vienna. Austria. the
former Marie Duchon, Mrs. Deal
came to Baltimore with her
family as a child, She moved to
Washington after her marriage
to Mr.. Deal SO years ago last
May.
Now retired. her husband
founded the funeral home which
bears his name in 1910 Mrs
Deal served as treasurer and vice
president Of the firm before her
husbands retirement.
She was a past grand matron
of the Grand Chapter. Order OF
the Eastern Star. District of CO.
lumbia, serving in that post
in 1916. She was member OF
Bethlehem Chapter. No.. z.
A soprano soloist, Mrs. Deal
sang at the Calvary Methodist
Church for about IL years, and
later at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church for eight
years. She had been inactive
in music circles for the past ten
years.
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Uarn nj Chunks

COOPER. GRACE r, ToLsoN. The fam
COOPER wishes TO express is pro-
F SaRs S1sss and he scdaty q
Augustine's Church. the Rev A. Joseph
Edwards pastor. OF the Zion Baptist
Church; Howard Circle: the Rs sle,in
Baptist Church and the Rev. Harold
Hunter, La Petite Beauty Salon. Mrs.
Halsted, supervisor. and the entire stan
Engineers. oraveiiy Point: ali friends
and neighbors for kindnesses during our
sisters illness, and flowers. cars do
psS snd u. Gnsr a 81
HER SISTERS. ANNA. RACHEL AND
HOLMES, WILLIAM Z. The family OF
to express their sincere thanks for the
lovely flowers and many expressions
of sympathy during our bereavement
MRS RUTH HOLMES AND FAMILY.
HONESTY, EABEY A. The tSmlIg ., Of
Ito express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to the Rev. Jerry Moore
pastor of the Nineteenth street Bap..
friends, for flowers teiegrams, letters,
acts Of kindness during their recent
FAMILY.
SLAUGHTER, ANNIE. ! wish 10 express
any deep gratitude and appreciation
10 all my friends, neighborS and co.
workers for the many expressions OF
sympathy and deeds Of kindness AZ
The recent passing Of my wife ANNIE
DUKE SLAUGHTER. 1908 18th st. NV.
THOMPSON, EDGAR Z. The family. Of
1.-THE late EDGAR E. THOMPSON wishes
to express their sincere thanks 10 the
Rev Mills and their many triends tor
their acts Of kindness. beautiful mowers
and cards. THE FAMILY.
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REIMS. France. Feb. 16 (P).-
Lord Leslie Hore- Belisha, SO.
British war minister when Hitler
unleashed World War II, died of
a brain hemorrhage here today.
He collapsed while making a
speech in this cathedral town
where Germany surrendered in
1916.
He spoke at a formal recep-
ton at the Reims City Hall held
in honor OF the visiting British
parliamentary delegation which
he headed.
Lord Hore-Belisha served in
World War I and became a
major. Entering the House of
Commons in 1923. he subse-
quently held the posts of Min
lister of Transport. '1934-37, and
Secretary Of War, l937-40. He
was a member of the war cab
met. l939-40. and Minister of
National Insurance in l945.
Champion Of Army
AS Secretary of War, he vowed
to make the British Army the
worlds first. In so doing, he
shattered many British military
traditions and went so far as TO
install an Army public relations
department.
He campaigned for better bar
rack conditions for soldiers and
increased vocational training to
At them for post-military life.
In modernizlng the army,
Lord Hore-Belisha counted on
lmechanization and air. transport
to move troops quickly from one
trouble point to another. He
dismissed generals when he, be-
lieved his efficiency campaign
could be advanced.
Resigned at Wars Start
Four months after World War
II broke out he resigned unex-
pectedly. The then prime min
lister. Neville Chamberlain, told
the House of Commons there
was no disagreement on policy
but declined to specify the diff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
II. T. Dollhouse, IS,
Retired Sergeant !.

An 85-year-old retired police
sergeant, veteran of 80 years on
the force, died yesterday in a
nursing home at 1855 Wyoming
avenue NV.
Thomas T. Dollhouse also
worked as a detective at the
Shoreham Hotel for several
years after his retirement in
1910.
A native of Augusta County.
Va. in the Shenandoah Valley.
Sergt. Dollhouse was a farmer
near Warrenton before joining
the Metropolitan Police here. He
last worked at the 18th precinct
before retiring.
Sergt. Dollhouse is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Nora Dollhouse
of 1925 Sixteenth street NV.
Funeral services will be at IL
am. on Tuesday at Hysong's
funeral home. 1900 N street NV.
Burial will be in Warrenton.
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Sergt. HorreII Rites
To Be Tomorrow

The funeral for ,Sergt. James
r. Harrell, %, who was killed in
IA helicopter crash last Tuesday,
will be held at the Clifton Park
Baptist Church. 1918 Piney
Branch road. Silver Spring, Nd,
lat 10:l5 am. tomorrow.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery. \,
Sergt. Harrell was killed with
two other crew members when
the helicopter they were flying
Icrashed at the Marine Corps Ar
Station, Quantico, Va.
Sergt. Harrell is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Jane Harrell, 1902
Greenwood avenue. Takon1a
Park. Nd. and two children,
Lynda, S. and Nancy. 6 months.
The Star enormously reported
on Friday that the funeral would
be at 10 am. Monday at Fort
Myer Chapel.
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Fred MerkIe, "a,
.Ex-D. c. Waiter

Fred william H. Merkle, r., a
waiter at the Mayfower and
other washington hotels for
many years, died SATURDAY.. Feb
ruary 8. in karlsruhe. Germany.
friends learned yesterday Blu
rial was in Germany.
A United States citizen, Mr..
Merkle returned to his homeland
a year ago for a visit. He suf-
Ifered a stroke shortly after his
arrival there, and had been i'll
since.
Mr.. Merkle, who was a Wash
ington resident for 80 years. was
serving in the banquet room Of
the Mayflower Hotel at the
time of his retirement year
and a half ago. He had been
associated with the Mayfiower
for about Is years. Earlier, he
had been employed at the Shore
ham and Willard Hotels. He
lived here at 1882 r street NV.
| Mr.. Merkle is survived by a
brother in Germany.
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mrs. D. MocKnutt,
tvirginid Resident,
lAt Almost 1O2

CASANOVA, va. Feb. is tSpe-
cial) Mrs. David J. MacKnutt.
who would have celebrated her
I1O2d birthday February "a, died
today at Fauquier Hospital, War
Irenton, Va, after a brief Illness.
The former Elizabeth Viola
ICrandall, she was. born In Or
leans. Ontario County. N. X. She
and her husband lived IN Pal
Imyra, N. Y, until his death IN
1911. For the last rs years she
lived in Casanova.
She was active up to a few
weeks ago.
During the 1930s she became
AN aviation fan and at the age
lof "a enjoyed a plane trip to the
New York Worlds Fair.
She is survived by two daugh-
tersy Mrs. James Hubbard and
Miss Gertrude MacKnutt, both Of
Casanova. and a grandson.
Funeral services will be held
lat 3 pm. tomorrow at Grace
liscopal Church.
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In Mrmnriant

fS Sass ones. In . %S:T0t JANIS Cd s5ws sfs
RoYhL.L April IL, 1888; Or thtg
CALVIN oWILMoNT ROYAL. Pe.eys,m.,
R hieees Mp ogIenry JOAN R s 0 JAM on
uary 10. 1898 and HARRlETrE HAYES
MOSBY, February s, 1857.
Thy will be done" is there no Other
Than crying on, Of sorrow thus to pray
Gods daily gifts outweigh the heaviest
The crown is ours as surely as the cross
THE FAMILY OF BRANcHE. HAYES
RoTER. RUBIN; In loving memory Of oul
ROTER, who departed this life on'
year ago today. February ~ 1858.
YETTA AND ROBIN ROTER.
STEWART. MAGGIE DE LAME; II
loving memory o. our mother, MAJ.
away a year ago. February II. 1856
Her memory IS ever fresh. ever dear.
HER LOVED ONES.
TUCKSON, SPRANSY, SR: In loving
memory OF our devoted husband and
father. SPRANSY TUCKSON, SIR, who
departed this life four years ago today
February IL. 1883.
Our hearts still achs with sadness
Our eyes shed many tears:
Only God knows how much We miss you
At the end OF four long years.
DEVOTED WIFE. CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN,
MARIE JOHNSON: In
sad but loving remembrance 81 my
dear mother. MARIE JOHNSON WASH;
INGTON. who entered into eternal
rest four years ago today, February
~, 1898,
I shall never forget you. dear Mother,
While in this world ! stay;
When the form Of death overcomes me,
LOVING DAUGHTER. MAMIE =.
STALEY, -.
WILSON, .. FINLEY. In loving mem.
DRY OF my beloved heband. J. FlNLEY
WILSON, who passed away nve years
ago, February 10. 1852.
Though lost TO sight. to memory dear.
DEVOTED WIFE. LEAH +. WILSON.
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Surviving are her husband, Of
the home address: a daughter
Mrs. Anna ]. Hall. 7702 Ole
Chester road, Bethesda; a grand
daughter. Mrs. Anna Marie Grice
1109 Norwood drive. Takoms
Park, and a sister, Mrs. Anna j
Schana, of Washington.
Services will be held at the
w. w. Deal funeral home, 48l2
Georgia avenue NV. at 10 am
Tuesday. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. Sigfried Murck

CHICAGO. Feb. l6 (P.-Dr.
Sigfried Marck. So, author and
professor of philosophy at
Roosevelt University. died today
He taught at the University Of
Breslau and the University of
Dion. France. before coming to
the United States in 1899.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Ven often o cord OF Thanks In
The Star meets o need which con
hordIy Be solved " any other woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
81 gratitude to those who have sent
tIoroi tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
aesses Of the many to whom o per.
sonol note Of shonks cannot well be
mailed. or whose nomes and I'd.
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
q cord Of thonks may be orronsed
BY telephone to The Stot. ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stof
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STEPHENS. MAI. WILLIAM L. on
Ala. MAI. WILLIAM l., SrEPHENs OF
husband Of Mrs. Helen Stephens. father
Of Kerry, Leigh and Jonna Rae
Stephens, son OF Mrs Grace stephens
and brother OF Mrs. Peggy Vincent. Fu-
1857, at 10 am. from the Fort Myer
Chapel. interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Friends may call al the
Cunningham Funeral Home. Cameron
and Alfred sta, Alexandria. Va, until
time nl services
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EuoENE R. REAyIs.

Worshipful Master.
IN J BARNES. JR.. secy. II
Err, DONALD G. The oficers and
- members Of Oavel Chapter.
"A No -. o. r. s.. are hereby
U notified OF the passing OF our
- late brother. DONALD O
~ KESSLER Funeral services
will be held at J. am, Mon
day. February is, 1857, at
yes Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
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SHIHLEH' UEUKUE =. MembeTs OF the
Association OF Retired Police
Cl men are hereby notified OF
the passing Of our late CONF
rade, GEORGE r. SHELLEY,
on Wednesday, February Is,
~ 1887, Remains resting at
Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900
n st. NV, until 1880 pm. Monday,
February is, thence to Fort Myef
Chapel. where services will be held
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
r. 4. JENKINS, President;
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sCHwENDINGER. MoLLIE. on Frid

February is, 1851 MOLLIE scHWEN-
DIN0ER, beloved mother OF William
SehwendinEer OF Washington. ID c..
ARK; Hyman SchwendiRner OF Los
Aneeles, Calf, and Robert 6chwen-
dtnger OF New York City. N. Y She
also Is survived BY a brother Samuel
Zwerling OF Nebraska, and eight grand-
children Funeral services at the Ber-
nard nanzansky A. Sons Funeral Home.
1901 l4th 81. NV, on Sunday, Febru-
ary ~, at IL noon. Memorial week
al 1918 Quebec terrace. Silver Spring,
Nd Please omit noWeTA II
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Febrasrs Il. is57. soPHiE
SCHWARTZ: beloved mother OF Paul
Max SCHWARTZ Of Deale, Nd. She also
is survived BY one brother and one
sister, Theodore WUrmser OF Montreal,
Canada. and Mrs. jeanette Lazar OF
one Rreat-ETandson Services at the
c, d. Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home.
42l7 9th st. NV. on Sunday, February
II. AZ II Am. lnterment National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery. II
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TIPPETT, JosEPH 4. spddeply, (

tuesday. FsS say 4, isS Saa' gSotsEPR
Al.. TifH fpDst 0 sSS he 'oq p MSs
1. Webster. Mrs. Paul MCGOWAN, Mrs.
GEORGE r., jenkins, Mrs. Earl Cross,
+. wilkins and Mrs. Helen Tsyman.
Prayers we're held at the Arehart Flu
neral Home, Inc, La Plata. Md, on
Thursday. February ~. At 3 pm. Fq-
at 10 am. Interment In Arlington
Nattnnal Cemelerv Mt n Am
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FLORA ZEREGA. Worthy Matron,
GRACE M1NNICk. SecretaEY. u

FLORA ZEREGA. worthy Ma,ron,
GRACE MINNlcK. Secretary. II
February ID. 1857. SAMUEL L. KINARD
Of 81 Fenton st. ne the beloved
father OF Mrs. willlemenie Haze; u MIA,
and Shelton and James Kinard. He
Children. twenty lone Erest-Erasdchil.
SIsR ,sb rd e oh M.y ss'Ssi scb,y f Enc
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave. and
r 81. NV. on sunday, February X;
after ~ noon. Funeral services viii
Be held at the Miles Memorial Methodist
lincoln In: Memorial Cemetery. IL.
KLoczEwsK. MARIE. on THURSDAY
lgl3 HhSss lsl1ns , ays Il. Ia. MAf 81
Adrian n. kloezewski and mother Of
Albert N, kloczewski, She also T.
may sa an, a. ' has, Lee ave- rune n. H Sn
will be offered at st. Anthonys Cath
Ollie Church, 18th and Monroe sts,
ne a. 3 am lnterment Gear hhl
KULLA. sHAMOUN S. On Friday, Peb-
ruary Is. 1857, at GEORGETOWN uniyer.
sity Hospital sHAMOUN s, KULLA Of
itaa Funeral from the Devol Funeral
MONDAY MSIns February mlsSO" X. al $50 am
thence to Holy Trinity Church. 36th
and o sts NV. where requiem mass
will be offered at 10 am Friends and
relatives invited. lnterment Gate Of
LAWSON. AURA p. on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1857. at Walter Reed Hos.
pitai AURA r. LAWSON OF 53il Ind
s.. NV. She leaves TO mourn thelI
Juanita Moore ana Mrs. Ruth Proctor
sne also Is survived y ether felaiiye'
yited % call Al he above. NAMED resi-
dence. FUNERAL Tuesday, February ~
at pm from the Amlssvllle Baptist
Church. Aplstyille' We. The Rev Luther
cemetery. xrrsnSements By Morrow 4
LEPs. JOHN TRUsLow. suddenly. on
home, $500 Flower. ave. Takoma Park
husband Of Lillian c. Isps. son OF Loui,
6lane Leps OF Kizer, W. Va. brother Of
Mrs Helene Hopkins Of COLLEGE PARK
Nd, and on.in-law Of Mrs Billie =
sa' Psmp h Lep Puh ,ss Home Sns wS slsi
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. Notice
OF services later.
LOMAX, BERNICE. on Thursday, Feb.
ruary ~, 1857. at her residence, "A
v 81, NV. BERNicE LoMAX, the be.
loved wife OF William r Lomax. mother
OF Sylvia d. Lomax. daughter OF Hur.
bert Simpson and Mrs. Carrie Linkins,
sister OF Marie Shepherd. daughter -in-
law OF Blanche and Clayton Dobson
and Sister-in-law OF James Shepherd
Other relatives also survive. Friends
may call at the Malvan A. Schey, Inc.l
Funeral Home, New Jersey ave. and
II st NV, on SUNDAY, February II
after IL noon, where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday. February 10
AZ pm. Interment Arlington, Ma
mann, GEORGE KoK. Of el17 on
81. Landover, Md, on February ~
1867, husband Of christabelle M. Mann
father OF Mrs william y. Gamer, Miss
Juanita Lotus Lily Mann and B/Sergt
Elwood Wah Hing Mann. U, 8. A. ~
grandfather OF Rosemary and Dlanf
Mann. Services at Chambers Funera
Home 5l7 18th St, Sc, on Tuesday
February, ~, At | pm. lntermsn'
MARI, WILLIAM HOWARD. on sstuT.
asoS%AfRipS 'S EGAkR q oiSpi 'heySda - aSs'
Chevy Chase. Md. beloved husband o.
the late Helen Parsons MARI, brotheI
~ Mrs. Lulu. r. Emo and uncle Of
Mrs. julius j. Radice Services al
the g. H. Hines CO. Funeral Home
2gOl 18Th q, NV, on Monday. Feb
ruary 49,. Al i2 noon parking "a
eiltiesl. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
WIZ
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nnNnGHIlF. MARGARHT T

r DoNooHuE q $50 Randolph st.
ne. beloved wife OF the late John
z Donoshue, mother Of John r
Donoghue and sister OF Samuel M II
Kirby D. John TrRverS, Charles r.
and Catherine 7 Tucker. Friends may
call at the Robert A, Mattingly Fu-
neral Home. 1881 18th Sc. Sc, until
Tuesday, February 10, at $40 am.
Requiem mass at ST. FrAneis de Sales
Church at an Relatives and
friends invited lnterment Arlington
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rusGy "a. iasi. ROBERT Dyson.
Esther o Smith and ceIestla Browne.
DFother-in-law OF James 7. Pierce
He also is survived by other relatives
February II. friends are Invited to cali
at the Jarvis Chapel 1882 You 81
NV. where services Will be held on
Monday. February is, a. 10 am In
teEmens Arlington National Cemetery
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UALLNHANs WILLIAM n, IN. On SAT
urday, February lU, 1857. at hts resi-
dence, Callahan road piscataway. Nd
WILLIAM A. CALLAHAN. Sr, father
Weller. Mrs. Julia C. Bayne, Mrs. Jessie
@. Soper, Mrs, Jane q. cubbase. VIII
liam A.. IT. and Charles r Callahan
Friends may call at the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home i66i Good Hope I'd. Sc.
on Sunday February Il. from pm
until 10 pm Interment private IN
lieu Of flowers. please make contribu
tions to the heart fund
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FssHasss 0 Il. isb7 CONAN R SurS JES
KINS, SR,. Of 97I9 varnum st. NV
beloved husband OF Mary jenkins
father of Marilyn. Michael and Col
jenkins. He also Is survived by other
relatives and friends After pm
Monday, February IS, friends are
Funeral on Tuesday. February 10, from
the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You ST. NV
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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this life on Saturday. February 10,
1867, at -. G.. General Hospital. PHIL.
LIS LEVERT TRAZERS Of lOls Howard
Ri, Sc, devoted daughter Of MarRaret
and william r. Tra1ers. She also Is
survived BY three sisters and a brother,
Yvette. Mllllsa, Marcia and William
Tra2ers. III. maternal grandmother,
Mrs, Sophie Oreenh0w: pnternal grand-
mother, Mrs, Hannah Trazers. other
relatives and many friends After D pm,
Monday, February IL, friends may call
at her late residence. Requiem mass
wfi be offered on Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY ~, at Am. at Our Lady Of
Perpetual HELD Church., 1900 Morris
rd sc. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry ARRANGEMENTS by Robert q.
Mason Funeral Home, lSs
WALL, BEN on Wednesday, February
10, 1857, BEN WALL OF l14B Euclid
81. NV beloved husband OF Mrs, Ada
Wall and father OF Luther and William
Wall. He also Is survived by one
friends Remains resting with l. r.
Murray A. Son. l337 10th st. NV
where friends may call after | 80
pm sunday, February ~. Funeral
services on Monday February IL, at
Ipm,, at the John Wesley A. N. b g.
Church. the Rev. =. Franklin jackson
ofnciatlng. lnterment Woodlawn Gene
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munication OF 81 JONAS
Lodge. No. IL. r. A. A NJ,
will be held At the Masonic
Temple, 18th 81. and New
York ave. NV or Monday,
February Is, At $3.50 an,
for the purpose OF ATTENDING
AZ Of our late brother. DON
.ESSLER
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ELINE, BLIzABETH c. OF 4a4 Massa,

is 1857 a; her residence a1:,l
Upton ST Arlington, Va, MARY B.
Funeral Home. 2s4e Wilson blvd, Ar
iington, Va where funeral services will
be held on Monday February lS at
II am interment st Paufs Cemetery,
Alexandria, Va
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ary M d NlLM On FiIday, Fsebrrp-
oi Mrs. Rose coeEefili q He nnn Van Va
Mrs Mildred crimmlns Of Mclean,
": Ms Bessle shnmste Of Arlinrtop
and Walton Pfesgravet Friends may
call az The Green Funeral Home,
Herndon, Va. where services viii BE-
held A. pm sunday February IA,