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WENTWORTH. WALLACE EDWARD.
On Sunday, June 90. 1855, al
Suburban Hospital, EDWARD WENT
WORTH oi 1901 Bristol ave. Silver
sprlng. No. beloved husband OF
on Thursday, June 20. AZ 10 am.
lnterment private. In preference OF
flowers, sympathy may be ex-
pressed in the form of memorials
70 Children's Hospital 2125 18th
WILEY, NORA MAE. On sunday
June %. 1853, st AriInstonu I Hos.
pitaL NORA MAE WILEY, beloved
wife of the late Cecil L. Wiley.
mother Of GRANVILLE Wiley and sister
OF Mrs, Emma y. Money. She also
Is survived by three grandchildren.
King Funeral Home. III Maple ave.
West, Vienna. Va, where services
will be held on Wednesday, June 2S,
81 pm. Interment Andrew Chapel
Cemetery, Kenmore, Va. "a
WILLETT. HATTIE Z. suddenly, on
SATURDAY NI,1 June q. IIass, HATTIE
loved wife OF John L. Willett: mother
o. Edward. Theodore, William G..
Mrs Ramona Rumbley. Mrs Letties
and Mrs Z. A, HaEerott. Also sur
Eri sa nav ny c :fh T, ,b rf1s n.
Home: 9Th and MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
wednesday, June IS, at / pm. IN
tsrment Cedar hill Cemetery "a
WINES. COLLIDE o. On Sunday. June
%. 1888, GOLDIE o. WINES. he
loved husband Of the late Bertha J.
Wines, father Of Vernon p Wines
Of Seattle. Wash; Mrs, Dewey Mead
O sns rita SOh Of 9uantico, Va.
hsIs ma hsun nrs services services will be
4Sl3 oeorgia ave. NV. on Wedens-
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WOODARD, HARRY WALTER. OF alO
Eye st. ne. on June 90. 1903.
Father Of Miss Myrtle v. Woodland
OF Westport, Conn, and brother OF
Mrs. Lottie O'Neal Of Washington.
=: C., Service, ct the Chambers
Thursday, June 20. al 10 am. In
termsnt Confessional Cemetery. rs
Young H.S , SEXTON Ss TERRY TER On sun:
SEXTON TERRY YouNo. n SefoSed
husband Of Wlnifred Young, father
sa T H.ss.. & ta'' TsaG Th' Eloth 3
ci sc'i M. p.t xGun shui nTs O E a.
lIngton, Va. Mrs. Frances r.
Greene q Miami; Pa, and Mrs,
may call at the Money 4 King Fu-
neral Home, III Maple ave. West.
Vienna, Va, where services will be
held on Wednesday, June rs, at II
an. Interment Andrew Chapel
Cemetery. Kenmore, Va. "a
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ington Forest. Md, and Rich
ard NJ, Of 400s Second street
S.W.; a brother. Albert, who
lives in Florida, and six grand
children.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the Congress Heights Metho-
dist Church. Fifth street and
Alabama avenue S.W. Burial
Will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Rear Admiral WiIkin, So,
Top Submarine Officer

Rear Admiral Warren d.
Wilkin, So, who was one Of the
Nays top submarine officers
before his retirement In 1854,
died Friday Of a heart attack
at his home In Lafayette, Calf
Admiral Wilkin, a former
washington resident received
the Silver Star and Legion OF
Merit as submarine division
and squadron commander dur
ing World War II.
In 1899, ne was commanding
ofiicer Of the T.. s. Sculpin
which located the U.S.S.
Squalls after 1t had sunk of
Portsmouth. N H. He was COM
mended for his role in rescuing
members Of its crew
After his retirement, Admiral
Wilkin enrolled in the Univer-
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Harry B. Dertzboueh,
Court Aide, Dies at 81

Harry ,. pertzbaugh, court
ofncial here for more than half
0 century, died yesterday AZ his
home. 1850 Irving street NV.
He was 81 years old.
Mr.. Dertzbaugh. who CON-
pleted so years OF service at
the U. s. District Court for
the District Of Columbia on
April l. 1854. was deputy clerk
OF the court.
He was found dead yesterday
morning In his apartment.
Mr.. Dertzbaugh received con-
gratulatory messages from
Chief Justice Warren and q
score Of other jurists upon COM
pleting 80 years Of service. At
that time he said he had no
intention Of retiring any time
soon.
Served Nine Judges
He recalled he had served As
court clerk 10 nine judges. the
last having been the late Judge
Daniel w. O'Donoahue.
In his message. Chief Justice
Warren wrote:
ut is an enviable record you
have made. and I congratulate
you. To have the esteem OF
your associates and the salts
faction that comes from a sense
Of public duty performed for a
half century must be very graft
flying to YOU"
Justice Burton Of the SUI
preme Court also wrote. please
accept my thanks and con-
CALCULATIONS for a lifetime Of
such important service 10 our
Government and the legal pro-
fession."
For many years Mr.. Dertz-
baugh helped many a young
lawyer with details Of court
procedure.
He began work on April 1,
1904, in the Register Of Wills
ONCE in the old District Of CO.
lumbia Supreme Court, which
finally became the U. s. Dis
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trict Court for the District Of
Columbia.
Saw Judges Quota Grow
He remained with that Office
for eight years before begin
ming TO serve as court clerk to
judges. He saw the number Of
judges grow from six TO its
present quota Of Is.
Born in Frederick. Nd, Mr..
Dertzbaugh was an inveterate
fisherman. He was also known
for his fondness Of flowers.
A bachelor who was often
referred TO as Mr.. D." by peo-
pie In the legal profession, he
is survived by two brothers,
Lewis r. Dertzbaugh and Frank
M. Dertzbaugh Of Frederick,
and three sisters. Miss Mabel
Dertzbaugh, Mrs. Harry l..
Ebert and Mrs. James Whit
more, also Of Frederick.
Funeral services will be in
Frederick from the Etchison d.
Son funeral home.
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In MFmuriunt
GRAY, JAMES =. In loving memo

GRAY, JAMES =. In loving memory
JAMES, T. GRAY, who departed
5ais ms seven years ago today, June
SONS may think you are forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more.
But in memory you are with us,
AS you always we're before.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND Chill
WILLIAM CHARLES.
husband and father, WILLIAM
CHARLES HENDERSON, who passed
"a. 1919.
There is a grief that can never be
eomfofted
And ! wound that can never be
The sorrow Embedded so deep in my
Can never be fully revealed.
Loving memories never die
AlthOush life's sun for each must
You. whom whom, love, l shall never
DEyoTED WIFE, MARY: pAUoH-
TIERS. MARY ADA, MARGARET
A AER NAME; soN-IN-LAw AND
bAANlDONO.
JOHNSON, JOHN. In loving memory
81 NY dear husband, JOHN JOHN
1857.
This day we say a silent prayer
That the Lord will keep him In His
WIFE AND SISTERS.
LrTIs A9 9!.r ir.d9 I SRss E TsP1 9
LEWIS, who passed away June "a.
She is not dead, but iust away:
She walks the bright Celestial way.
Earth's loss Is Heavens gain,
sElRCT lA ALLEN AND 10 ANN WILL
LEWIS. ADA GIBSON. In memory
OF ny devoted wife, ADA GIBSON
LEWIS who died one year ago
today. June "a, 1857.
There's an open sats at the end Of
Through which each must 90
And there in q iiEht We cannot see
Our Father claims His own.
Beyond the gate my loved one
rinds happiness and rest,
And there Is comfort in the thought
Fn1' a teSHSlRR EELsas pd n tn HEwI Sf't.
MORSE. KATIE LEE. In loving mem
DRY Of our precious mother. KATIE
LEE MORSE, who departed this life
nine years ago, June 20, 1910.
The Years would seem TO widen
the distance
Between your state and ours here,
But since we must experiences what
you already have.
You are waiting for US, dear.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, JEH-
ME LEE AND BIRTEL.
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Joseph Berry, Surveyor
In Fairfax County 90 Years

- Joseph Berry. SO, who was the
surveyor for Fairfax County for
more than so years. died Sun.
day at his lome n Vienna.
Va, Of a circulatory collapse.
Mr.. Berry became widely
known in Northern Virginia
both as a surveyor and through
his leadership in Fairfax bust
ness and civic affairs.
He was a former Mayor and
councilman Of Vienna, past
president Of the Vienna Trust
Co. and a former director of
the Alexandria Fairfax Build
ing 81 Loan Association and of
the old Fairfax-Loudoun Light
81 Power Co. He also had been
chairman Of the Fairfax Coun-
ty Road Commissioners.
Born in Ash Grove, Va, Mr..
Berry was the son of Capt. C.
owens and Mary Josephine
Gunnell Berry. He vas a des-
cendent Of a long line of sur
veyors on both his paternal and
maternal sides His ereat-great-
grandfather, Henry Gunnell,
was a surveyor during Colonial
times and served on the Fair
fax Committee Of Safety with
George Washington and George
Mason.
Throughout his career, he
played a role in the growth of
Fairfax County and for dec
AIDES settles boundary disputes
In 1t. He also laid out the
town Of Ivanhoe in Southwest
Virginia and surveyed the site
for the Marine base at GUAM
tico.
Mr.. Berry, who remained
active in his profession until
his death, had served for
many years as an elder Of the
Vienna Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Annette Gibson Berry;
a son. Joseph Gilbert Berry,
both Of Vienna; four grand
children and three great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
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at the Vienna Presbyterian
Church. Burial will be in
Andrew Chapel Cemetery near
Vienna.
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DEATHS
Announcements 81
Services BIZ ChAmhera


ory OF nv devote husSnn ns Nm
JAMIN BkAcEY, who passed away
one year aeo today. June "a, 1857.
IT'S 80 lonely here without you.
20 SAD along ltfe's way:
In ny heart your memory fingers,
This Is the day God called you
DEyoTSD WIFE. EVA. AND Chill
BUTLER, WALTER. In loving memory
o. our devoted brother. WALTER
hCILkk' who passed away one
year ago today, June "a. 1857.
Today recalls the memory
Qf loved one passed to rest.
ana those who think Of you today.
DEVOTED FAMILY.
BUTLKR WALTER. In sad but low
InE v msmoIy o. my friend, WALTER
year aEo today, June "a. 1857.
/ sItsn ~ and think Of you
For memory. Ia the only thing
That grisf can call It's own.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal;
Death Lee Leaves ga. hssrtaehs no one
Some hsy: iorsottsn though you
nbNu UuuNt
But shall remember no matter
how long
In silence he suffered.
In patience he bore.
Until God called him home
To suder no more.
A Ot R6Cy9JED FRIEND, ELLEN
CARRICK. CARRIE. In sad and loving
Remembrance Of our dear mother
and grandmother, CARRIE CAR
RICK, who passed away ten years
ago today. June "a, 1D4S.
God saw the road was setting rough.
And the hills we're hard 70 climb.
30 He closed your weary eyelidS,
And whispered, Peace be thine"
LOVING SONS AND DAUGHTERS
N-LAW AND 0RANDDAUGH-
EDELIN,, NATHANIEL. In loving mem
S n my xh Gear s.. so1 s AII
years ago today. June "a. 1851 :.
Dear Is the grave where he Is laid,
Sweet y the memory that never viii
The cup was bitter. the loss severe
To part with the enc We loved 80
MOTHER. BERTHE.
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FORT LINCOLN
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H0FMANN, MARaARET \. tCOL-
LINslla, Of laIS chillum 3D.. ny
si:', " w.m FL aotS sSas MI mcth. gS y
Richard NJ. William A. and Robert
Prayers az the Chambers Funeral
Home. SIT 18th st. Sc, on WedneS-
day, June rs, at Sis am, Mass at
M Mount cf':rT ch iSisfm. ppre o.urs:
WaShington Memorial Park. "a
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SIss: ssSS ~ lSssSS;. !: Pl..fSIs9. a:ssIs:s1ssi
sFEosh;! Of Joh9 Z; HsyWCos: Hs
iaW wilIa L, Haywood, and : host
johnson q jenkins Funeral Home.
funeral services viii Be held on
Wsdnssd.y' Juns 49, at 10 am.
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MYERS. CATHERTNE on sunday,

5gn. cn Sss cRFHES Il s S9sss
loysd wife Of the late Charles 4.
Myers, and mother OF Mary q. Fox,
Francis W. and Herbert r, Grimes,
and sister Of Mrs Mary o'Donoghue,
Mrs, Ellen Kunold, and Mrs TeFesita
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia
ave NV. on Wednesday. June 25.
q $3.50 am, REQUIEM mass at ST.
pominic's Church at 10 am. In
terment Mount olivet Cemetery,
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June 81, 1883, ROBERT b, JONES
Of 1888 W. st. NV. beloved husband
Of Maude Jones and brother Of Pearl
ons. two daughters. eight grandehil-
dren, other relatives and many
friends. From Q pm. to 10 pm.
call at the Brooks a Allen Funeral
Home h:ts 81 snd I ElpriS Ss s ,ys
on Thursday. June %, At / pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Is
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MSSH luz It y. ss stT ffA "a JAMES hSH
mother Of Mrs. Alma N. Hatch
grandmother OF James II. Tracey.
Forthofsr. 0 serVisss I az the Ma n,
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Oi i4th
81, NV, on Thursday, June 90,
at pm. parking facilltiesl. In
terment EheneEer Cemetery, Round
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Monday June 25' 1879 sSs0eS az h CR
dale, Nd, HAZEL r. CALHOUN,
beloved niece Of Mrs. Fannie R.
cousin of Arthur McCathran Of
RtVerdale. Md. Services at the
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2aO1 9Th st. NV, on wednesday.
June rs. at 2 pm. parking ia
Cemetery.
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June q. 1858. AMELIA ., ASHTON
81 sS, HFaFd A & nv s! S:lSv :: S Sls
Lnella :. Lee and Dudley Jackson,
amt q Eyslyn Lee Williams ,and
Davis, vermell white and BarrinE.
Wsdnesday' June IS, remains mSy
be viewed at her late residence
Funeral services Will be held on
,Jhursday' June 90 At p,m, At
and bumbarton ave. NV, ne Rev
FULTON o. Bradley 0faeiating IN.
terment Lincoln Memorial csmetsry.
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Smith Grand oglld. i.
aAAXtES ttionsr ana si''i srsnd Ofsesf:
ERxfTH and subordinates to attend
e the funeral on wednes-
day. June rs, 1858, at IL
noon, and also to be present on
Wednesday. June rs, at 8 pm, at
the Israel Baptist Church for .1nal
Sitss Of the order, in fun dress
LoEIIE swEdT1r,;s 6 2, ? C.,
,. b. sMALLWooD. seey, rs
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!:::! $3.50 :.t s;sti :. 81: !:
ias Sslov.d husSspd q hu t saSs
n Allen, fussns q Alien q We.
Len, W. s I sss NJ pc1etAy, sss;
also Y survived ~ 0 ~ sslrI1ssaassilatsns
NAV eau ne Lss iansral None
s.f n M y s'i S.la ave :. .51.,.
Rorl Tlneeln cemstsrY. IA
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iirs2I on "I sunday, 'J isns a. lssSss
inSss. li 4 as; B sSsS ss;;S
kSsSsnd y EtSsr N HshtsoTS, S srifSs8
ss q NJ. Aassars. Bdysan' M: bs:
Ii also q suSylved 81 : nsphsr.
William Ashford Of Syracuse. NJ Y.
Home, .2s4f Wilson blvd. Ariington.
Va, after ! pm. Tuesday. June 81,
nnd until an. Friday, June "a;
funeral services will be held al 10
An. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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MOULDEN. JAMEs WILLIAM. snt

s1 ASns Pc IsuSSS d JAMES sShs %I Ian
MoULDEN. aged 40 years, beloved
husband Of Eva Kathryn Moulden.
Funeral on Wednesday. June IS, at
Il an" Ct the Taylor Funeral
napolis, Nd. Interment Hillcrest
Cemetery. AnnapolIs, Nd.
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70, ia5s. RIOS ROSA O GAEb I5SHE 'uG q
Rhgi.o.7 @, @ s. t,,s Sc. cousin q Della
Is survived By other relatives and
friends. After pm. wednesday,
June rs, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices on Thursday, June 20, at I
pm, at the Leading Commandment
Church OF God, 5O33 Central ave,
sc. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. %
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Jun. %. 1893 CT FHoMAs 81 MckH sSiii
oi $40 10th st. s.ss husband Of
Of Mrs Mary Purneil and Ken
meth, Ernest and Melvin McManus,
SsSss II %O mi M snS sa R0Is abn
McManus: grandfather OF Linda
MeManus, Friends may call at the
Carver Memorial Funeral Home 20
st., nv, (courtesy parking on
sGsIs es o E y.sS11cs :ry sS,, T
Church. 1908 sth st. NV, on
Wednesday, June rs, at pm.
lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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aoLEMAN, carr; CHARLEs JOSEPH,

NJ, tsN I..ir:s. AA o. i ISsrrS
IS s.:l. 4! g 4ssSs S;ihsiff I sa;s
MAN Of 1913 goth st. north. Az:
6IiseiIla Y Hclsnan, father q MT,.
s snI.msn. ,o iS:lyn aIa J0H w.y M
Wetherill. one grandson also sur.
wives, Friends are invited to call
al the Bethesda- Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A Pumrhrey.
Bethesda, Nd. services on Wednes-
sTt MS:r at S0r 70 n sm ch HIsT:
ment ArlInaton National Cemetery.
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mccoy. MANFORD. Suddenly, on
Monday, June 23, 1858, at his resi-
dence, 535 Mellon st, Sc, MAN
FORD MCCOY, beloved husband Of
janis ana KeyiS Mccoy and brother
Of Mrs. Della FoIgey. Mrs. ONE
shipman. Charles. Ross and Walter
Mccoy Funeral services at the
Good Hope I'd. Sc. on Tuesday.
June "a, at 2 pm. Interment
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On: "a. eS4si pisi5issSs S;Rs5sI
claude D. and Richard G. Dan
bridge. Shs also is survived By nve
nieess, four nepheWs. three cousins,
one sister-in-law and other Tela-
n fIsss sns tTsp H. Ths late M:s
Baptist Church, e32 18th st. ne,
after pm. Wednesday, June Is,
where services will be held on
Thursday. June 20, at IL noon,
Services BY stewart, InteTment
Harmony Cemetery. %
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GLENN. DORA I. On Saturday. June
~. 1888 DORA L GLENN OF 1905
nv hampshire ave; NV. beloved
mother of Robert O.. William q :
marguerite and Adeline Glenn Also
surviving are six grandchildren,
Patricia e., Barbara j. Doris Y,
SanoIa l.. William !. jr.. and OAR
lene Glenn, After pm. Monday.
June %. friends are invited To call
az the Mcclure Funeral Home. / $40
sth Sc: NV. Funeral at the Salem
Baptist Church, 9I7 N St NV. on
Tuesday. June "a, at pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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III! sS5H S SiS$ H; q 3 ~: ~:
loved vile Of tie late Robert p X
q MlHn.sSoIis,. GinSn.: q Hu nir'' H.
sarah Hamann Of washington
p: e: Ms, Roberta Frseh 81 AZ
aI:fn o. xrli s1s Nv: W. s s.. ais. &
8 survived By I'VE grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd
Arlington' ys" where funeral sery'
SS.S1ssr Tin tdt,m,il,,,,, an. intsrmen'
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30, ia5s' HARRY c oRhsa' Of 't tRs
Of Anita Cohen and devoted father
Of Dr.. Max Of Memphis. Tenn;
Victor Jack Cohen and Mrs.
vivsd 81 Z sister, Mrs. i s.rah Rude S
OF Baltimore. Nd. and eleven grand-
children. Funeral services At the
Bernard Danzansky a Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 18th st, NV,
interment WoTfman's cireis" csm m.
terry new. "a
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g, 1855, I a AZ his rsSIesSss il vis fS%s
Of }. Gilbert Betty. Hs sIso eng q
Mrs. 10 Ann Berry fseiSiIi. Miss
Nancy Q. Berry. Joseph O., st.. and
Dallas orrison Berry, and three
call at the Money a. King Funeral
Home. III Maple ave. west, Vienna,
Va, until 12:30 pm. Wednesday
June rs. The body will then lie
IN state at the Vienna Presbyterian
Church until services are held at
$3.50 pm. Interment Andrew
Chapel Cemetery, Kenmore, Va
Expressions Of sympathy may be
made as contribution to the
Building Fund 70 the Vienna Pres
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CROSS HANc ,. ELLEE; OF 1902 4sth
1855. vile q James h. Cross 70 sJ %othsI
e }:%i' l. ~ .S ST1 Ia SS.s :.t ::
Of Richard L, u, and Airman s7e
Chambers runsrsl Home. Sif lith
So. Sc, on Wednesday, june rs,
Church sstS ~ MAS and P en- Miy,sTs
ave. Sc, at 10 am. Intsrment
M s..TH,. 4 NI,,,,, Church Cemetery
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dsy, June 2s' 1858. q Is resi-
fRs' wAirE Esrri 8 E IL SRISfssSSiEss.
warner, isther Of Mrs. Jusn anita
Richardson, Charles g., and w.
STUART and Henry r. Micsysrnsr,
A., James and Florence NiceWarneF =.
Friends. are invited to call 1T the
Colonial Funeral Home OF Robert
A. Pumphrey, Rockville, Nd, eerv-
ess At the Rockville Presbyterian
II am. Interment Rockville Gene.
terry, lAartinsburg and Charies
Town, W. Va papers please copy.)
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vide the necessary votes In the
u. N. General Assembly to set
up an international police
force.
u. N. Action Favored
The United States Is ex-
pected 10 push before the Gen.
eral Assembly It's plea for a
u. N-sponsored international
force II Russia vetoes a COM
promise Japanese plan for
strengthening the present u. N.
observer force in Lebanon.
Both have been suggested as
means Of letting United States
troops withdraw.
Although the United States
rs supporting the Japanese
plan. Senator Knowland. Re-
publican Of California. voiced
strong objection to II last night
unless the expanded observer
force is armed.
The present force Is not
armed. The japanese plan
does not mention arms, but
would give u. N. Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold
full authority TO strengthen the
present force as he deems nee
essary.
Senator Knowland contended
that II United States troops
were replaced only by unarmed
observers, the change would
be fatal TO the future of Leb-
anon or any other country
which might be threatened.
Two Thirds Vote Needed
II the Security Council does
not act, q two-thirds vote
would be required in the Gen.
eral Assembly to set up an in
ternational police force.
Senator Fulbright. a senior
member Of the Senate Foreign
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Relations Committee. said he
thinks the small nations may
support such a resolution mot
because they like our policy but
because they are opposed to It."
Many Of these small nations
don't want TO see the large ones
moving troops into any other
country" he said. They will
want such matters handled by
an international organization In
which they have a voice.
II think most Of them will be
glad to back any resolution
aimed at getting our troops out
and handling the matter
through the U. ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Soviet Accuses
West Of Delay

LONDON. July AZ R.-The
Soviet Union accused the West
ern allies today Of trying 70
delay . summit conference on
the Middle East as long as pos
sible land perhaps even frus-
trate II altogether"
The Soviet government news
paper Izvestia said Washing.
toms stand that Middle East
issues should be settled In the
United Nations was q subter-
,fuge 10 avofi a direct reply TO
Premier Khrushchev's proposal
for an immediate five-power
meeting of government chiefs.
The Izvestia editorial broad
cast by Moscow Radio was
based on news reports describ-
ing the draft reply being
studied by the United States,
Britain and France. A formal
reply 10 Mr.. Khrushchev has
not yet been made by the three
powers.
Izvestia said Mr.. Khru-
shchev's proposal "in no way
excludes" the possibility OF q
settlement in the United Ma
tons. But II must not be
overlooked" Izvestia continued,
that. as shown by the session
OF the Security Council. the
United States Of America and
the countries that follow 1t are
striving to inVeigle the u. N.
into being an accessory to ag-
erosion and to cover UP the
crime Of intervention with the
flag Of this international organ
ization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Most Lebonese Want
ANY Kind of Solution

badly scared the opposition.
But the great majority of the
people now just want peace, he
declared, adding:
I'VE are sick and tired of It
We're against anything that
disturbs the stability Of the
country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Dancing Waters
Toad Fund Drive

CIVIC, church and women's
groups will solicit funds for
the Greater Southeast Com
munity Hospital building fund
each night this week through
Saturday at the Dancing
Watsrs display at the Eastover
'Mdp Shopping Center.
volunteers will be on hand
at each s:l5 pm. performance.
Inere is no admission charge
for the show. -