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McCown Cole of Florence Coun-
ty, and a salesman before his
work with the court.
Mr.. Cole is survived by his
widow, the former Ruth Rich
ardson. of 1919 Georgia avenue
NV: a son. Frederick r. Cole
pastor of the lakewood Baptist
Church, Chattanooga. Tenn.
and a daughter. Mrs. c. S
Lintner, jr.. of the home ad-
dress. Another son. Ensign
Earnest A. Cole. jr.. USN, died
during World War II.
Services will be held at the
rakoma funeral home. 254 Car
roll street NV. at las pm.
tomorrow with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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e. A. Cole, Placed Picture
Of Dog in Court Cornerstone

When President Hoover
sealed a metal box into the COR
nerstone Of the Supreme Court,
he didn't know that among the
august documents being pre-
served for the ages was the
photograph Of a collie dog
nursing her seven pups.
Earnest A. Cole. night watch
man at the court. secreted the
picture in the box and kept
silent about his role for nearly
90 years. The picture of Fam
ME" and her seven pups re-
poses with copies of the Dec
laration of independence, the
Constitution. famous speeches
Of justices of the court and an
other photograph-that Of Will
liam Howard Taft.
Mr.. Cole died Saturday in
Washington Sanitarium of a
heart condition at the age Of
81. When he retired in 1949
he was a lieutenant Of the
court police and had been a
Waterman there Is years. He
was commended for his duty
and presented a gold badge.
Mr.. Cole claimed to have
Learned every stone in the
building during its construction
and of knowing the origin of
every piece of the furnishings.
Although he often boosted
about this. he kept silent about
his cornerstone role.
Newspaper reports circulated
the story earlier. but 1t was
only after his retirement that
Mr.. Cole publicly was willing
TO admit having hidden the
picture.
A native Of Harrington, S. c..
he was the son of the late
Sheriff w. p. Cole and Frances
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Karl 6. Lind. 63,
COLLEGE PubIicist

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Sept,
8 (Pl.-Karl G. Lind, So. former
newspaper reporter who be-
came a pioneer college publ
cist, died here yesterday Of a
heart ailment.
A 1916 graduate of Witten-
berg College where he founded
the student newspaper. Mr..
Lind was with the Springfield
Daily News, Cleveland Press
and Indianapolis News before
becoming Wittenberg's first
publicity director in 1923. He
also taught English and jour-
nalism at the college for more
than rs years.
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Climber Injured
In 100-Foot Fall

NORTH BEND. Wash, Sept.
g tR.-Pete Cont. a 23-year-
old United States Navy en-
sign. escaped death yesterday
when he fell 100 feet at Chair
Peak, five miles northwest of
Snoqualmie Pass summit in the
Cascade Mountains.
Ensign Cont. climbing with
three companions. suffered
several severe gashes on his
head, a possible skull fracture
and a leg injury when he
slipped and tumbled. He landed
on rocks.
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mrs. Julio Heurtemutte 90,
Mother of D. c. Bank Official

Mrs. Julio Heurtematte, SO,
wife OF the president of Heur-
tematte and Co. Panama City
department store. died Satur-
day in Georgetown University
Hospital.
Mrs. Heurtematte was visit
ing her son. Julio E. Heurte-
matte of $500 Quebec street
NV, vice president Of the
National Bank Of Washington,
when she became Ill a month
ago. He is a former financial
counselor Of the Embassy OF
Panama.
She came TO this country
for the wedding and gradual
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Negro Is Found Slain
By 6 Shots in Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 9 R).-The
body of a thinly clad. barefoot
colored man was found yester-
day. slain by six bullets in a
West side alley.
Police identified the victim as
William Thurman, %. He was
shot in the head, stomach. left
wrist and left shoulder, au-
thorities said
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ton FROM the United States
Military Academy of her
grandson. Julio Heurtematte.
jr.
She is also survived by an
other son, Max, minister Of
government and justice of the
Republic Of Panama and rank
ing cabinet minister, and a
daughter, Mrs. Juan Galindo Of
Panama City, wife Of a builder
there.
Services will be at 10:30 am.
tomorrow at Holy Trinity
Church, 1914 o street NV.
with temporary burial In
! Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Rev. R. B. EberIy, SO,
Former Ship Worker

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Sept
% lR.-Funeral services were
scheduled here today for the
Rev. Reuben Brubaker Eberly
l89. who switched from ship
yard hand to minister in his
SOS.
The Rev. Eberly. a shipyard
pattern maker until 1921. en-
tered Union Theological Semi
nary in Richmond, perhaps the
oldest student ever to enroll at
the school. He completed the
course in 1924 and was or
dained a Presbyterian minister
at the age of SIS. He retired in
l943.
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P. Soerosetju,
Indonesiu Aide

Pamoengkas Soerasetia,
chancellor of the Embassy of
the Republic of Indonesia, died
Saturday in Washington SAM
tarium. He was 43.
Mr.. Soerasetja had been at
tached to the Embassy since
February. 1856. and lived at
5726 First street NV. He was
resident of Vandoeng, Indo-
nesia. and a graduate of the
University of Djakarta.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Mosque of the
Islamic Center. with burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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HUGE CAKE OF ICE
DROPS FROM SKY
on ROOF OF HOME

CHESTER, Pa. (R. "A
huge cake Of natural ice
dropped from the sky onto
the roof of an unoccupied
Chester home last night
and pieces as large as 8
inches shattered into the
street.
The United States
Weather Bureau said the
ice may have been formed
from hailstones within the
jet stream and fallen to
the earth when it became
too heavy to be carried
along by the wind current.
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U. 5. Prepared
To Admit Some
Red Reporters

The United States repeatedly
is opposed to any man-for-man
exchange of visits by American
and Communist Chinese news
men.
But officials who outlined this
American position said the
Eisenhower administration is
ready to consider, on their
merits. individual applications
for entry into this country by
a limited number of legitimate
Red Chinese newsmen.
The officials said this yester-
day after Communist Chinese
Premier Chou En-lai told
American students visiting
Peiping that United States
newsmen will not be allowed
into Red China unless Chinese
reporters are given equal priv
iliges to enter the United States.
Secretary of State Dulles an
nounced on August % that "a
American reporters would be
given passports to go to Com
munist China to cover news
there on a six-month trial
basis.
Stand Is Modified
At that time, the State De-
partment said this was not
to be a reciprocal arrangement.
On August 81, however, Mr..
Dulles modified his stand and
told a news conference NSbe
United States is prepared to
consider permitting one or
more newsmen from Red China
to come to the United States.
He said then ANY time any
application is made for a
United States visa, it will be
considered on its merits"
No applications have been
received from Red Chinese
nevsmen. Meanwhile, some
American newsmen are watt
ing at Hong Kong for permis-
sion from Peiping to cross into
Red China.
officials stressed that any
known Red agent trying to get
into the United States in the
guise of a reporter would be
rejected.
Could Cover White House
Legitimate Chinese newsmen
would be treated as any other
foreign reporters, these officials
said, even to giving them the
right to attend President Eli
senhowers' news conferences.
These informants said Mr..
Dulles is prepared to recon-
mend that Attorney General
Brownell grant admission to
such newsmen where possible.
The officials viewed Chou's
demand for admission of Red
Chinese newsmen ION an equal
basis" as another move in Pei
pings drive to get diplomatic
recognition from the United
States and to establish cultural
relations between the two ma
tionS.
But the administration was
described as opposed to an
even-up exchange of newsmen
because such an Arrangement
might be interpreted by other
countries as indicating that
the United States is weakening
in its boycott of the Communist
regime in Peiping.
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Darn nf Chunks

GUY, WALTER NJ. Jr. The family
OF the late WALTER NJ GUY. .Jr..
wishes to express their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the
many kindnesses shown by mis- many
friends during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
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enc year ago today, September o,
Gods niger touched him and he
KARL
MAY, EMILY ". In loving memory Of
oour dear. mother and grandmother.
1853
Today recalls the memory
OF . loved one passed to rest.
ana those who think OF you today.
arc the ones who loved you beat
EY s4RSArHHoN TIGER MILDRED M.
ROSE, JOSEPHINE. Departed this
Ilie September 9, 1913, nine years
49,. May she rest IN pcaeei
6ECE, MARION, JOSEPHINE AND
T ,bs -IIno BELLE; 4 tribute q love 70
BELLE TURNER, who left lis one
year ago today September o, 1855.
Behind the darkest moments.
still SHINES the blessed sun,
And from all ills some way. some day,
God maketh light 10 come
HER DEVOTED FRIENDS, ESTELLE
AND ELI BERRY.
TURNER. BELLE M. In loving memory
OF my devoted sister, BELLE HAIR
year aEo today. September o. 1855.
To have 70 love, and there 70 part.
Is the greatest sorrow OF ones heart.
We cannot. Lord, Thy purpose sec
But all Is we'll that Is done By Thee.
HER DEVOTED SISTER BEULAH
HARRIS JOHNSON
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When thoughts run too deep
for words or teoTS

There are moments so moving that only the gentle
gift Of flowers expresses what is most deeply felt.
This natural gesture creates special tie between
those who remember together . the beauty Of
flowers eases the ache of a shared loss Your re-
membrance Of flowers will always say what your
heart is too full to express:
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Announcement Of
services by Chambers
HI Mrmnrtant

HOLSTER, PAUL. In memory Of nv
brother, PAUL KOESTER who died
one year ago today September o.,
Gods finger touched him and he
slept
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LACEY. JOHN 7. suddenly. on Friday

September g. 1857 at his residence
1914 South Lowell St. Arlington
Va. JOHN T. LACEY devoted hus
John Fl Lacey He also leaves on,
sister. HENRIETTA Bnckner; one broth
er. James A. Lacey. one graRdchild
Marv L. james. two Rrest-Rrandchil
dren; one dauRhter-in-law. Frances
r. Lacey, one grandson in.lav, Cler,
and friends Friends may call aftei
8 pm. Monday. September .. a
Boyd's Funeral Home 1898 goth 81
NV. Funeral on Tuesday. Septem
Der 10. at / pm. from Vermont Ave.
nue. BaptIst Church. Vermont ave,
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemeferv
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st NV. NO 7-Ol33
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Miller. HUGH. on SATURDAY. Ser

TENDER :. 1857, al his home. io6a
Parker st., Fails Church. Va. HUGH
MILLER. husband Of Marsaret d
OF Verona, N j.. and Hugh Miller.
IT.. n Arlington. Va. He Is alSo
survived by three grandchildren
Friends may call AT Parsons Funeral
Home. AZ ~ Washington 81. Fails
Church. Va. Funeral services from
Fails Church Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday SeDtemher 10 At . nm,
Intcrment Oakwood Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers, please send contribution
to Robert A. Kinney, o25l North
Vermont ST., Arllnston. Va. for aid
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Draths
ANDERSON. NORMAN P:

ANDERSON, NORMAN p. on Thurs
day, September 5, 1851; at the
National InstitItes Of Health; NOR
port pl. NV. the beloved husband
Of Leslie X Anderson, son Of Mrs
Carrie A. Brown and father of Mrs
Florence A. Harris, Harry, Norman
Patricia, Marcelus and Silillian Ander-
Demetress Harris. He also is sur
vived by one sister. Miss Lillian B
Brown, and other relatives and many
friends. After . pm Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10. friends are invited te
home, 524 Sth st. ne, where prayers
will be he'd on Wednesday. Septem-
Der IL, at $40 am, thence e
st, .Augustine's Catholic Church, l7l5
10Th ST., NV where requiem high
mass will be offered at 2 am. for the
repose Of his soul. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, 10
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Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth and Mass Ave NE IL 3-b2OC
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September $. 1857. at her residence
CLARE i. IANHxM. Beloved Si" VIE Il o. 81
the late BENJAMIN p Lanham, daugh-
ter Of the late Marshall w. and
Mary c. Carpenter. sister OF Miss
Rose NJ Carpenter and Mrs. Betty
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. where services
Will he held on Wednesday. Septem.
Der II. 81 pm Interment Andrew
Chapel Cemetery 10
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bAUMBACK, ANDREW GOTLUB.

S SssI Sar. SsPtf Re@s 2Np asR eor
Nottingham ST., Arlington. Va. be-
loved father Of Mrs. Virginia B,
Smith. Charles H., William J. and
Andrew B. Baumback brother OF
Mrs. Ruth B. Bratbrud. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S4 Z
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. until
Wednesday, September IL. at IL
noon; thence to Fort Myer Chapel
where funeral services will be held
Of pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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MARKHAM. JOHN n. OF Route

MARKHAM, JOHN n. or Route 4
Alexandra, Va, on Friday. SOFTEN
Der 9. 1857 husband OF Ethel 3
Lampros, Mrs Jane James, Mrs
Charlotte Gazes. Mrs Sarah Felty
Mrs Jacquelln Huey. Thomas Z and
Stafford Markham. Services At
Chambers Funeral Home. 3072 NJ ct
NV. on Wednesday. September II.
At 10 am. In;erment Arlington
Cemetery
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STEWART, RACHEL r. Departed this
life on Thursday. September O. 1857.
1910 Sd 81. NV. RACHEL n. STEW.
ART She Is survived by a devoted
Kennsy and Harrison Hunt uo'' a
dsuphter-in-law, Mrs Bertha Hunter.
one son-in-law, Albert Lee Kenney
four grandchildren, Dorothy Butler.
Natalie Patterson, Phillip and Els
dren and host OF other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the
TAFT II Williams Funeral Home, 4i45
Deane ave. ne, where friends are
invited after pm Monday, Sep
tember o Funeral on Tuesday. Sen
ssp1;s, i chur from tas MsbsGirogol,sn
nv. a. IL noon, the Rev. r.. c.
Smith. oficiatine Tnterment Airing
ton, National Cemetery.
STEWART. ROSE NORWOOD. On
p pbhIHIssGs,y see,embss aTsE5 + un 1876 A
Stewart. mother Of vashti Dl MirSndS
and Carter Norwood sister OF cath
crime Carter Patrick, Beverly A
Csrtst Mabel Bailey and Arthur
other relatives and friends Funeral raj
on Tuesday, September IN. AT III
am, from 81, Thomas p r. Church,
hHnu ana Parrish stsa Philadelphia
Pa The family requests In lieu OF
flowers. friends may send a memorial
70 the Cancer Fund Mercy Douglas
Hospital .5Oth st, and Woodland ave
PHILADELPHIA Pa -
STEWART SADIE JOSEPHINE. on
SUNDAY, September \, 1857. SADIE
JOSEPHINE STEWART wife OF the
late Charles NJ. Stewart, al her
Spring. Md. mother Of Mrs. Stanley
8 DouRherty of 1908 August dr.,
Silver Spring. Nd, and Ernest Saw
art Of Barry I'd, Baltimore, Md.
lrhsre also are four .fraI1dchildren
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434 Ca.
ave. Silver Spring. Md, where serv-
ices. will be held ON Wednesday. Sep
tember ~ At pm, parking Ia
terry, 1000 suitiand I'd, s.e. 10
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DULEY. ETHEL CARTER PEACHYj

On SunuaY 5eptembef ~ IUO1, az
Garfield Hospital Washington, D. C..
ETHEL. CARTER tPEAcHYD DULEY.
and mother OF Carter q Duley Of
ONon Hill, Md Wallace W. and
Harry stephen Dudley Of Arlington,
Va the Rev James L. Dulev OF
oainesyille, Va Mrs, Nora. Lee
Susan Reid Of Moultrie. Ga She also
Is survived by her mother. Mrs. Agnes
II Thompson OF Arlington. va. three
sisters. Agnes c Thompson. Isabel
brother, Kenneth q Thompson, and
nine grandchildren Friends may call
A. Persons Funeral Home, 40
North Washington st., Falls Church,
Va, Funeral services al Cherrvdale
September II, a. II am Inter.
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery
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MmKs. HARLEY n. on sunday

MlLkS. HARLEY n. on Sunday
9A gse9s HAR1EY' Il M Il Reso5 o +
loved husband d Ella + Milks. fathe
q James y. Mllks and Mrs Mari
en- ek,2lev' brother q Harold c
Maude Vorhis and Mrs. Lena Perelia
He also Is survived by seven grand
children. Friends may call al IN
Ives Funeral Home 2s47 Wiisol
blyd Arlington, Va. until q am
81 Charles Catholic Church. $40.
North Washington blvd. Arlington
Va, where mass will be offered a
800 a m for the repose Of hts soul
Interment Columbia Gardens Gem
etefy. 10
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NJ. JOSEPH MAY. +. n.
LESTER p. MOSS, F. c. 8

SEPTEMBER D. 1857. PEARL Z. HEIR
FOG, wife OF Moses Heroes. mother
OF Max Weyl. grandmother OF Nancy
Of Mrs. William j. jacob Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pa. ave. NV. tcourtesy parking OPP
positeD. where services Will be held
or Wednesday, September ii at 10
am Interment Washington Hebrew
Conservation Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers, contributions may be made
to the Heart Fund 10
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MILkS. HARLEY n. Members Of Ed.
An ward Douglass Whit,
.ZihlA. Council, No. 2473 X Of
AKiI-A C., are requested 10 as.
M semble Al ives Funera
X0 W Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd
NE// Arlington, Va, At pm
Tuesday, September 10
1857. 10 recite the rosary for oui
late Brother, HARLEY u MILKS.
FRANK p. sPtCER q. X.
CHARLES ?, PARADISE. Fin. secy.
MINGsT. CARL W. on Sunday. Sep
ington University Hospital. CARL W
MfNGsT Of 4s57 Yorktown blvd
arlington. va, beloved husband Of
Dorthela B Mingst father Of Caro-
Diane and Carl Randolph MinRst
brother OF Miss Rosetta Hopp Of
Pontiac Mich. Friends may call al
the Arlington Funeral Home, 3DOl
N Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va. where
services will be held on Wednesday
September | A. 1890 am. In lieu
OF flowers, contributions may be made
10 Trinity Presbyterian Church
Building Fund. 18th NJ and N. Ingle.
wood st., Arlington, Va 10
MIsHoU, JOSIAH v. OF 1880 Harvard
9S SON on Of s1Miq ls EoT ssptsT Sshc
Of lrying. Tex, and brother OF Mrs
r. W. Simpson and Thomas Mishou
OF Pueblo, Colo, and Edward Mishou
81 81 Paul, MIN Remains ct Cham.
0ers Funeral Home 1900 Chaplin At
" from IN. 10 10 pm. Monday
september y. interment Pueblo Colo
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HUTCHINSON. DOROTHY z. suddenl,


on Saturday. September z. 1857.
DOROTHY Z. HUTCHINSON OF 337
Howard ave. Rockville, Nd. beloved
wife of Calvin z. (BilD Hutchinson
Wiliie 3 McGaha: sister 81 Ms Haze
MuSgrove. Mrs. Joan Grant. Oda and
Norman McGaha Friends are invited
TO call at the Colonial Funeral Home
OF Robert E. Humphrey. Rockville.
Nc; where services viii be held
1nterment Parklswn Cemetery. 20
KATZIN. REBECCA. On Sunday, Sep
TENDER ;. 1887, REBEccA KATZIN.
Silver Spring. Nd. and DR.. Leon A.
Katzin Of ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands.
and four grandchildren Services ard
interment will be in Detroit Mich.
ARRANGEMENTS by the {. D. GOLDBERG
d Son Funeral Home. 42l7 9th
St NV
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ECKERT, JOHN A. Members Of WASH
p. ington eTal Assembly,
80 Fourth Degree, Knights Of Go;
NR4 lumbus, are hereby notified
~ Of the death OF Sir Knighi
JOHN A. ECKERT, and are
requested to meet at his late
residence, 3O42 Newark 81
NV, ON Monday. September .. 1857,
at Sis pm, for recitation OF the
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DORSEY. CATHERINE 1. on Sat

triet General Hospital. cATHERiNE
L. DORSEY OF 500 L st sw.. be-
loved mother OF Mrs Eliza Ross
She also leaves 10 mourn their loss, a
brother, Russell Adams, other rela-
resting at the John T RhineS a. Co
Funeral Home. nOl I'd ST. sw. where
friends may call after 4 pm Tues.
day. September 10. Funeral or
WEDNESDAY September II. at / m
from the above mentioned funera
home. the Rev B II Whiting officiat.
ing. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
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DUDLLY, SALLIL b. On sunday, SD.

tember $. 1857. MRS. sALLiE B
cousin Of Mrs Frances Braxton and
friend Of Mrs Matte Gallery Other
relatives and friends also survive
Remains resting with l.. r Murray A.
Son. 1897 10th 81. NV Funeral
notice later
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H 1.a,pn,sa- h IS9IIH q Un sy Ws5
ington University Hospital RUTH B.
HUMPHREY OF the Wyoming Apart
ments. wife Of the late Col Marion
B. Humphrey, uSMC Services will
Wednesday. September IL AIR M
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. 10
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h o1 FTidsy Us sep hH5ST 4 io3 SA =,
Walter Reed Hospital GEN. EVERETT
S, HUGHES USA, Of the WeStcheSteT
Apis. beloved husband of Kate NJ.
Hughes: brother Of Robert W. HuEhes.
Phoenix. Ariz Services at Fort Myer
Chapel Fort Myer, Va. on Tuesday.
September 10 at II am. Interment
Arlineton National Cemetery.
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tember :. 1851. JOHN DELAPLANEE,
formerly Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Washinzton, d C.: brother of the
late William and Breathed Delsplane
Mrs. Mary Doughal and the Misses
Annette and Augusta Delaplane Mr.
Z. Humphrey Funeral Home. s43i
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd, until
11;O0 am. Tuesday (parking facil-
ties Services on Tuesday. SeD.em-
Der 10 at pm at St Thomas
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Hospital ALBERT 3. CORNWALL Of
bi7 University blvd, Davtona Beach.
Fla. beloved husband Of Nell Corn
OF Cambridge. Ohio. Mrs. Hugh
Gicolay Of Warren. Ohio; Mrs Homer
W. West Of Sharpsvllle. Pa. and Colin
Cornwall OF Ormand Beach Fla.
Services At the 8. y Hines Co
Tuesday. September 10 at 2 pm.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Ar
ilngton National Cemetery.
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day. September :, 1857. JAcoUEIY 81
BENNETT Of .155 K st. NV. be
loved wife Of James Bennett, mothe
OF Mrs Iris McDsnielS. daughter 0
Mrs Mollie Wilburn. grandmother q
Brenda Mcdaniel, sister of Mrs
Bertha Sterling. Mrs. Mollye Dean
Mrs. Allene Fouche, Mrs. HAITI
johnson, Mrs Ida Stephens, Davi
Wilson. Edward and Hampton vii
burn. Other relatives and man
Irienos also survive. Frienes may ca
Home. n J. ave and r ST. NV
on Tuesday. September TO- after
pm. where services will be held Of
"wednesday, September IL. at IL a m
lnterment Lincoln Memorial &C