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Middies Due
From Mideust

BEIRUT, Lebanon. July "a
up. - United States Naval
Academy midshipmen training
aboard 9Th Fleet ships IN the
Eastern Mediterranean have
received the good word-they're
going home.
The 285 first classmen had
been assigned to the 9Th Fleet
for summer training before the
Middle East crisis.
They served in junior officer
capacities during the landing
of U. S. Marines here, and they
we're faced with the prospect
Of losing part Of their 30-day
leave scheduled to begin Au.
gust 8.
But now it appears no leave
time will be lost. Three de.
stroyers-the Vesole, the Mil
Ter and the HALEY - and a
destroyer tender, the USs
Shenandoah. are gathering up
the Middies from the fleet.
They will be taken to Suda
Bay, Crete, from where they
will be flown back to the States.
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Mons of Burmu
End Rebellion as
100 Surrender

RANGooN, Burma. July "a
R.-More than 100 insurg-
ents Of the minority Mon racial
group surrendered TO the Bur-
mese Government yesterday in
a mass ceremony marking the
end Of a l0-year revolt.
The surrender at Moulmein,
$50 miles southeast Of Rangoon,
Is expected to bring peace TO
Burma's southern coastal strip.
The Mons, one Of the ma
tons Oldest racial groups. ruled
Lower Burma before the coun-
try was unified in the 18th cen
tury. They seized on the con-
fusion following the British
transfer Of power as an oppor-
tunity to re-establish their in
dependence.
Commodore Than Pc, chief
Of the naval staff and himself
o Mon, received the surrender.
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Woman, 26, Dies
Of Stub Wounds

Gertrude Davis, rs, died early
today shortly after she was
stabbed in the chest with q
knife in front of her home al
1923 Eighth street NV, police
said.
They said Marian Savage, 20
Of the same address, has beer
charged with homicide.
Detectives said the suspect
told them the women had
fought earlier in q Seventh
street NV. restaurant. Later
when the Davis woman ap-
preached her home, the suspect
was waiting outside with a
knife.
Detectives said they haven't
learned yet what caused the
fight or the stabbins.
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Kenin Sounds LowNote
On Musicians Guild

There's a new musicians
union in the country. but its
chief opponent doesn't give a
loot for its chances Of success,
Its the Musicians Guild OF
America, newly certified by the
National Labor Relations Board
as exclusive bargaining agent
for movie musicians in Holly
wood.
But I don't even regard 1t
as a rival. It can never hope
to achieve any real bargaining
power" declared Herman
David Kenin, who Is new in his
position, too.
PetrilIO Successor
A 56-year-old lawyer and
former violinist and band
leader, Mr.. Kenin succeeded
James C. Petrillo as president
Of the $4,000 member Amer
lean Federation Of Musicians.
In ONCE less than two
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Laos Ex-Premier
Is Named Again

v1ENTIANE. Laos. July "a (AP)
Former Premier souvanna
Phouma has been named To
form a new government without
help from the Leftist Neo Lac
Haksat Party.
He resigned Tuesday because
he said he had lost faith in the
Neo Lao. successors to the CON-
munist-allied Pathet Lao rebels
who Joined his government last
November and disbanded their
armed forces.
Pheng Phong Savan, presi-
dent Of the National Assembly
said today he expects Souvanna
Phourna TO win the approval Of
the National Assembly.
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Charles n. Trott,
Engineer With
u. S. Al Years

Charles II. Trott. 60. q Gov
eminent engineer for Al years,
died here yesterday.
Mr.. TIott, who lived At isal
Kenyon street NV. was born
at Charleston. s. c.. and was
graduated from Clemson Agri-
cultural College.
He worked with the Army
Corps Of Engineers at Charles
ton, Savannah and Tampa. and
in 1917 began service with the
Navy Department as a drafts
man at the Charleston and
Philadelphia Navy Yards.
He joined the stan at the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks In
1873 and remained there until
his retirement last year. In
1916 he received a Civil Service
meritorious award for "techni-
cal leadership in planning and
design ID. :"
Mr.. Trott was a member OF
the American Welding Society,
the Soil Conservation Society.
the South Carolina Society and
the South Carolina Historical
Society.
He leaves his wife. the former
Sara De Normandie Oswald. Of
the home address.
Funeral arrangements are In
complete.
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months, he ran into internal
troubles quickly when Holly
wood union members went into
business on their own.
TITS just a splinter group"
Mr.. Kenin said yesterday dur
ing a fast-paced visit To WASH
ington.
you see, there was q strike
called on the West Coast, and
these people asked for 1t. They
were very enthusiastic. Later,
however, some movies were
scored overseas to sidestep the
strike, and these same people
decided to split of TO form this
new guild.
Number Only $50
There are only $50 of them,
and you know you can't go far
with so few. In the NLRB cleo.
ton In which they were certi-
fed, there were 4e4 votes
against. They have no charter
and no hope"
Mr.. Kenin. who is as calm
and scholarly as the retired
Mr.. Petrillo is fiery and pug
nacious, said he never could
wear Jimmy's shoes.
There is only one Jimmy
Petrillo. He made his mark
and I hope to make mine, how
ever modest it will be-"
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MEN MAY BURN,
BUT SACK SEEN
SAFE FOR LADIES

SACRAMENTO. Calf.
R.--The State fire mar
shall Is on record as favor
ing the sack dress.
I'VE would hesitate TO
state that we approve
Fundamentally Of the new,
so-called (bag) look. but
solely from the standpoint
Of fire safety, we must ad-
nit that 1t is an improve
ment over earlier styles"
Marshal Joe r. Yockers
wrote today In a bulletin
TO fire chiefs.
Mr.. Yockers says the sack
may have some strange
bulges elsewhere. but being
tight around the hem. it's
not as likely TO catch fire
from flreplaces. wall heat
ers or ranges.
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Louis Wilde

NEW YORK. July ~ R.-
Louis Wilde. 70. father Of Film
Star Cornell Wilde. collapsed in
his Manhattan apartment last
night and died a few minutes
later, apparently Of a heart at
tack. His wife. Mrs. Renee
Wilde, said her husband had
been under medical care for
some time because Of a heart
ailment.
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Col. u. Draper, S.;
Retired Oil Official

Col. James L. Draper. retired
ofheial Of the Texas Oh Co.
died yesterday Of leukemia at
his home in New Haven, Conn.
He was eS.
Besides his widow, Col. ORA
pers survivors include two 500
II. Col. James L. Draper. UeA.
OF Fairfax, Va. and Robert A..
OF Pennsylvania. Services will
be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at
Fort Myer Chapel. and burial
win be In Arlington Cemetery.
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irm Of Hsrrick. Allen. BOyesOr
q Martin.
In 1918 Mr.. Pope became q
member Of the law Arm with
which he was associated az the
time Of his death. He retired
from active practice six years
ago. but maintained an ONCE
At Pope a Ballard quarters In
Chicago until early this year,
His survivors include q sec
ond daughter. Mrs. Isabel Pope
Conant Of 3T06 Manor road
Chevy Chase. Nd. three broth
ers and three grandchildren.
Memorial service win be held
tomorrow In Winnetka.
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FOLEY, RALPH. In loying memory OF
our darling son and brother RALPH
years ago today, July "a, 1929.
Nothina can ever take away
The love g heart holds dear:
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near.
Some may think you are forgotten
But little do they know the SORROW
Tha aJ lIss II t SE hsa ES6 s0 pSpbY
sii sTRaoSTHE RCf SNziYSMfosbb.N TWIN
FREEMAN, DR.. HENRY W. In sad
and loving memory Of my beloved
husband, DR.. HENRY W. FREEMAN,
who entered into rest nine wears
aGo Sunday. July "a. 1919.
The beautiful memory Of your love
and noble character viii always live
y LEoNoRA WEST FREEMAN.
memory Of our husband and father,
CRAWFORD GlsEENLEE. who de-
July "a, 1855.
Two years rs, have passed since that
When the one we loved was called
God took him home, 1t vas His viii,
BSs e OSr hearts q, he ELI lIys s9, ssiii.
KING. MARY JANE. After 80 lens
years, we pause again 70 pay tribute
TO our beloved cousin, MARY JANE
AS . teacher abe trained many little
kindersarten children. On July ~,
well-earned reward, JOY forever and
HATTIE it fSisnH PARKER. NORBERT.
LEWIS, SARAH. A tribute Of love and
devotion to the memory OF our dear
mother and grandmother. SARAH
years aao today, July "a, 1855
IN s Sar b.At tender xG. fond e ana true,
There is not Q day that passes
SARAH AND JOYCE JACKSON.
LOGEMANN, KATHARINA. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, kATH.
ARINA LOGEMANN, who departed
from ys four years ago today July
She had q smile for everyone.
A heart as pure as sold.
To those who knew and loved her,
Her memory will never grow old.
Althoush we cannot clasp her hand,
Her face we cannot see
But let this little. token show
We stu remember thee.
pA iot AIR MARIE KATHERINE AND
Pierre, HENRiETTA. IN tribute TO the
memory OF 4 dear one who passed
into eternal rest four years ago TO-
day. July "a, 1854.
In our home abe is fondly rcmem-
bered sweet memories cling TO her
name. SO while she sleeps z peace-
full seep. her memory shall always
keep. PIEEE.
PIERE, HENRIETTK. In loving memory
PiERE who left rs four wears ago
today, July "a. 1884.
Though absent you are ever near.
Kept close By memories we hold dear;
still loved. still missed with all our
hearts
rhrOush memories we shall never
yoyER' IHsevrso SON AND DAueAs,
kLsTE
PIERE, HENRIETTA. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear mother who de-
parted this life 4 years aeo today,
July "a. 1854.
Today turn back the PAGES
In the book OF memory
Again in my thoughts see.
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To 4 mothers love or mothers
And q ali Coos Gifts there isn't
another
SO precious and wonderful as you,
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER SARA
AND SON-IN-LAW PETE.
sELDEN, MORRIS. In loving memory o.
my dear husband, NORRIS gELDKN,
who passed away July ~, 1857.
on 0 hillside sweetly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies my dear husband
Whom ] loved but could not save.
DEVOTED WIFI DAISY.
sPRIGGs. FOLLY BERNARD, yI: n
memory Of FOLLY BERNARD
SPRIGOe. Jr., who passed away
years aso today, JUN "a, 1850.
Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain:
But though we're parted for q while,
we know we viii meet again.
MQTHERD DAD, sIsTTKs AID
BROTHER.
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became interested In that field
at the time OF the adoption OF
the Sixteenth tincome taxi
Amendment 10 the Constitution
In 1918 and often came Ia
Washington 10 try cases involv-
ing fundamental interpretation
Of the amendment. He was q
longtime member Of the DIS
t9ct bar.
Mr.. Pope was graduated
from Harvard University Law
school In 1898 and was admit
ted TO the Ohio bar the same
year. After q short period OF
practice In Cleveland he went
TO Chicago and Joined the law
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Herbert Pope, 81, Dies;
Expert in U. S. Tx Low

Herbert Pope 81 lawyer for go years and retired senior
partner OF Pope Ballard Loo In the Munsey Building
died Sunday in Newton Centre Mass.
Mr. Pope. whose home was at wnnetka. NJ died at the
home OF one OF his daughters Mrs Lydia Pope Turtle
Considered EXPERT Federal taxation law Mr. Pope
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Darn nf Chunks

'rI S: Il. N Ii1 sI.s: :!
. szDrsss ,h.lI iinssF. srsiItaS |,
friends. neiGhborS and relatives for
ne noyers' caJds' cars apd al o.hsr
their recent loss Of ihsiT leysd enc.
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Lin Pin, 81

TAIPEH, July "a (R.-Lin
Pin. 81. Nationalist Chinese
minister Of justice from 1850 to
1854. died Of a stroke here
today.
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In Mrntnriaiil

BUcKNER. GEORGE, Jr. In lovins
memory OF my dear brother who
LET me two years aeo today, July
You SSGs no on. a last farewell.
You said eood.by. to none;
The heavenly safe lust opened wide
ssd and a0 sudden sS'V was s'i he sV saiI
OF you 50 dearly loved BY all
A bitter srief. q shock severe.
What heartache to part with,
a.. brother 80 dear
f' %i. ERae TSich 7 vii hi'f hsTsF part.
So God has taken you in his keepins
still have you IN my heart.
Rest. in peace dear brother,
Until I meet you up there.
LONELY SISTER, BEATRICE JOHN
6UCKNEK. GE0R0E, u, In memory Of
our beloved son, brother and uncle,
who entered into eternal rest two
SriThtA re so sssI y. ' Sis.n - ..ds ss
With loneliness and loss:
Death takes away q loved one,
And leaves q heavy cross.
But from celestial mansions
There eemes q sweet refrain.
Roses will bloom again.
THE FAMILY
GEORGE, Jr. In memory
OF my husband. who died so sud
denly two years aeo today. July "a,
1855.
On q hillside sweeuy sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies my dear, beloved husband
Whom ] loved but could not save
safe in the arms Of Jesus.
And this / know Ia true,
You can never return 10 me
But can come TO you.
EDwINA BUcKNER
BuHRELL. JOHN NOAH. A token q
love 70 the memory OF my beloved
husband. JOHN NOAH BURRELL,
who passed into the great beyond
ten years ago, July "a. 1913.
Lika ivy On the vithsred eaks,
where other things decay.
Ny thouBh1 Of you win still kees
green
And never fade away.
~ WIZ ANNIE NoTE BUR
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CEMETERY LOTS

Natl. MEMORIAL PARK, ARL.ss14t
or best offer. Cali ~, b.4l5b.
FORT LINCOLN-2 lots, sites / and 2,
lot 315. block %, marker privil. LU
4-22S1
FORT LINCoLN-6 choice sites, oppos
site Mausoleum, At large discount
IKE. $4,000 ewes.
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SPURS. Macy AnMIsfKAD, eqq.
%E MAis :I.s5 sSh.eI S. AN Il.
ssfs asss1n a. lie E'H1 lIlnsas CO ~.
IL lasllil ls.l Intsfnsnl Ariihston
srsiRs. Macy 4. IN, onssu and
NJ A.SSl.ss.. Il, Is SS;'1fa &:
- spIsya. Members nav cali
~ al the o. n. Hlnet GO, Fu-
Y neral Nome, 1901 18th IT..
LAySH2A.ec ByyIY2sEL T s.s r.
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HILDERnRAND, pEBRA. on Tyesea

SYRSG r S. iIsssa d RSssE. S II f9.
Pun nd "a :..! %1i'f TIs 5 ..: SsIS
brand and sran SS Of jsssi,
and walter P, Hilderbrand, 81
Friends are invited TO call at tn,
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Homl
Of Robert A. Pumphrey,. Bethesda
Friday, July rs, at $50 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry
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HEsIEk, 6DWAhD: On Iuesday. yuly
wls ssS H II Fl & q sSsr y H Isas1
William, Joseph and LemueI Hester
and Mrs. Mary Hines Of 1914 9th
81. NV Other relatives and friends
also survive. Remains resting with
l. z. Murray \ Son, 1887 ION q.
services win Sc held Saturday, july
20, at l pm, the Rev. Fieldi
ofnciating. eb'
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AnnOuneements Of
Services b ckSmSers

Hopper.
william J. w.. ". Chambers Co
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HOWARD, JAMES @. suddenly, on

HV W.aR..d.y yAT taIy g g, fSSSs..ASS SG1
Ss'idss9SS q Sai ssrCS.S M $500 At 1,
q Mrs' Gertrude seiby, EdSSf x
ana Erwin Howard Rsmalns rest.
ine at HysonE's Funeral Home, 1890
held on Saturday. July 26. ct S:25
an then to st; Francis Xavier
sylvania ave. Sc. where requiem
mass will be offered ct o am. fol
the repose Of his soul. 1nternenI
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25
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HILL, NATALIE s, On Tu.sday, Ju

H 1853 EHrAirEU 3 HHiiEiE1t y G SHl
Sts s Hill Hill 8. ss's Use G': .Sfyvs q
by one aunt, Mrs, Clara J. Hearni
and many friends. After pm,
Friday, July 25, friends may. cal
. sSli Nichols ave. Sc Services S On
Saturday, July 26. 81 II am 81
ss1 y MaTys p i;ScOpsal, . Sh.rsh ,,; sG
oficiatinG. Please omit flowers. %
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qgsbbcGEE N gyEkNNINlss, " ~ y.

CARR. CHARLES MELVIN. on Mon
iHs HEvia c4 sssiR' u Me9 Fcs u
devoted nephew OF Mrs, Jacob 8.
Miller. Mrs. Jennie Bradley Of De.
Of saGinaw, Mich. Also survivins
3 are other relatives and many
friends. After ~ noon Sunday,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890 9Th
et NV, where services will be held
on Monday, July %, at . pm In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. ~
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Es;aa3s..l ~ ,alA.lss !: s s.si
aays Jsiy I'd, Al 10 an. Jpsriins
e sssllIis.s.,' in''rm'n' Cedar j in
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RMoRY, WILLIAM HENRY. on wed.

nesday. July "a, 1855. at his resi-.
S si. 7 &S, M' aIEiAa E' h RSSSRsi
EMORY Beloved husband Of Netii'
Emory, father OF Mary Elizabeth anc
John Michael Emory. and brother Of
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Mcoraw.- Fu'
neral from the Walsh Funeral Home
81 Al l'p esd am an OF 1bs TTlaSy 10 NJ NJ
calvary Church Forestyille. Nd
where requiem mass will be offered
at 10 an Friends and relatives in.
yited, Interment Arlington NationA
Cemetery %
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I5E iss sssI sSs 4 ; &. N. ES liIis;
sAi aSssSmS ES ', Ns. S ~: sfG s:g,
friends, Friends may cal TSur,da ~
i' A s; sss !. sosSs.. v sSC Ho 3
4l4 18th 81. s.e, where funeral Serv.
Ices VII Be held at 10 ana Friday,
oiieiatins. ~" rntsrmsnt Wealth.
Cemetery. Family may be Contacted
At Mrs. cora Moseiey. t20a K 81. s.e.,
Lincoln 6-6164 2As
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HUDSON, CHARLLS n, on Tuesday.
5 eAsn ~ lsS s, e sSsY no HC,p as,S
ri. NV. beloved husband OF Anna
Mae Hudson, father OF Hersehell Me-
Faden Hudson: also survived by two
grandchildren. Services at the 8
II. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l
l4th ST. NV, on Friday, July 2b,
fn,syr, en- wa:h,ns,n rkN st,nraI i esn,.
etery, Suitland, Nd. "a
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CLARKE, PHILIP MANsFIELD

a aSk sd 1855 af ssEIp % N sSF9RsHE
CLARKE lHINKEl. son Of the late
ath.p 81 s. saTas Er0R n elsrEEs
Mrs, Dorothy c. Ross. and Miss
Theima Berton, uncle Of Guy 8. A..
Wormley. James B. Allen apd George
H. Allen, also survived by hye grand
children. one great-srandehild and
After 5 pm. Thursday, July "a.
friends may call at the Morris A,
Carter a Co. Funeral Home, 305 H
st. NV. 0raveside services and
interment arlington National Gem
ssTyl FTaa aH b: !ui Contacted "a: 4 rs
18th st. sc.
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. JsIy 81 tlSssV coRk z e sE MRiIHsssoSRsb
ac VI. p 3 P.rss sy i:r! sss s SS:i
g.. n aiso G iSo nrs%SdshiSH.n Ei Ts
bsresiord rests At the Warner y
Humphrey Funeral Home, e434
oser.. ., AVE- sy' I. s s.t a. Md
vrday, July 20. At 1 pm. Parkina
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oosAt "a ERSassE q .Sp n % %:ans.ass

July IS, 1858, a he Wssalngtor
tSsr 3 D' cosaut Ma fStheP us q Ernest
stepiSther q FRED B. and william
r. Roundy, and brother Of Mrs
Violet NJ .Parr,. Mrs. Guy Thompson
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home
s434 Georgia ave, Silver Sprint
Nd. where services will be held on
Saturday, July 20, at IL am. park
coin Cemetery, rs
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WI. g, g iSSsS' SYEvrsEAhEs u S4F;;
q ia q Rati is isth.i o 81 ii. aS'I Mss
Sturdivant, brother of Arthur and
other relatives and friends also sur.
vive. Remains may be viewed al
the Crouch Funeral Home, 81 K
st. NV. from 5 TO- IL pm. Thursday
Services sunday. July s7, Of $50
pm ct the Sandy Ridge Baptist
Church. Morven. N. c. "a
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10LDENnEno, lion, 9pddenlY, Of
6esEi6SsiiN q, = liss 5HSI s:s.II 81 B
judy and baiid QoldsnS sFs. funsFs
services AZ the Bernard DanranskJ
4 sons Funeral Nome. 1901 i1ti
q nv. on 9unday, Iuiy 81 q
ssiIon q Ki ns psy ElcpnII .n slas
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'rEsi sssr sAsA s G. sE ESHsi'Yf' S.lS sS'ss
mother OF william Z. and owen W
Michael sei6S, Friends may cali At
the Robert 4. Mattinsiy Funeral
Hem. atts ;'. Pm Wscnssd4y : unit. a
Mas It ' st. fsStt.rs church. S a S:sc
an. Relatives and friends invited
fnte-ment Cedar Hi Cemetery
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WADE, WILLIAM Z. A special com.

Y E Sss :ilI !. TX s. : $s \:
AM. A. me temple. 1000
tsEr IA n. funeral Oafr,SS cur ese
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'LnTcHER. JANIS TpRNEn. o.
S Ssfs;.AiI s.:s.SSs'I shNlss Tdssls
Ldl sDI,,,M Els.shsT' MA. iIeIlhlsI 4. Z
Del: hrolheT Of bertha Loneslbfan
rg w .1'tn.s, W .r.ndenIlfr:I
he kriInston Ppnsrsl None. 500
North ralriax dl,. Arllneton, Va
where services WI bs held on Phi,
S..SivSSS SY c 81 4. On informed
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HENRY, BENJAMIN EMIL. on Tues
day. July 20, 1858, ct his residence
No. Oo B SaIRShs O XII c SENsY r' e.
loved husband Of Annie B. Henry
and brother Of Mrs. Raymond X
Arnold and Mrs. William Robinson
Services at Gasch's Funeral Home
1899 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Nd, on Saturday, July 20, ct II
an. Relatives and friends invited
Interment private. IS
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BAYS " ,S ADsA Ma n Y DESEs s az az
US.d E Sls Of id ws HaSR DAVIS and
%i0iMas Ms. 81 James q s 4. Psyi. Mrs MI.
mains resting ct the James !. ryan
Funeral Home. 3i7 Pennsyiv9n,iaa
am I'M TrSeScs 10 Henderson Methodist
viii be held At / pm. EST. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
rnsnt church cemNtery
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SHEAkS. .ELIZABETH A. On Tuesday,
SHkAKs. bsisSSsse mother t6SHst Il MS 3
saG n .! sheep q SlinssGn Ne Friend,
HS nn Upper T,. MArI he, No yhtrs
FRIDAY. july IS, a.. / p'm. 0'' inter- 1n
ment wGshineton National Cemetery
sHLoPAK, GREGORY ?. On Thur
sHIoPAK Of 3l44 18th ct NV,
sscyse A husband a. q ,I Ks.hs u Bert
shlopsk. Remains resting a. Collins
Funeral Home, 3e21 l4th ct. nv
Notice OF funeral later.
sIGMoN, BERTHA MAY. On wednes-
day, july %, 1855, At shenandoah
SS iGiRa4FE AS NAY s1o MGSSs'OS Ct 4Ss4
q Blair II. sigmon, Arlington. Va
Services at the s. Il. Hines Co. Pu-
neral Home, 1901 l4th 81. NV, on
Friday. july 2b At 1880 pm.
parking facilitiesl.. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery, Pain
Church. Va.
SMITH. FRANCES N. on wednesday
July %, 1883, ct her residence. 2l0l
Son. sSE,nu ave; n.y.. ,FRANcH y
Smith. usA. Of Fort Hood, Tex.;
Es Sdne' .i q snisS q 1HS NJ. ns,
Thomas Episcopal chursh. 18Th and
81 81 1915 pm. fntsrmsnt kFlinS-
ton National Cemetery. ~
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nEyKRIDGR, JULIA LAND0R. on
y TSs.d: 5t Ky asbSSss s Z RsE sSie
Z daughter d ths late Mienssi W,
Beveridge ana Susan Mekelden, and
Nrs. Barbara Nielsen. Aibuausraus.
Church, Madison ana list ct, New
York City. on Friday. July IS, a.
10 Am. GTaveside services Oakhili
SSsr,stssry, ,, WssSetIngten; 2. c. on
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q, Nv: JOHN = sUBER aspartsd.
S sss NE I, :eoASSs 'd R:Sfsi ES s;;pts
salsTS9s A. sts:r O., RS nt. sas.s
devoted vie q Vincent ssesf so y
Be- held Saturday.. vJuly go, / pm,
al Marshall Hayes Funeral Home
sSs opmore 81 n.eltlmoJs :, NJ
sss.s; sssan. ss RI :.p ass Hsi
1yins from chieaso, m, % ofheiats
Thursday svsninS' july "a. Tor the
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Donovan. CATHERINE n. On wed

G n.sdly. Jaly IS, 1858, q her E ,,,,;
A: Sc. SA 4 y s9 M:
and John J. Foley, Funeral from.
the De Vol Funeral Home, 2s.4
Wisconsin ave; nv, on SATURDAY;
Efs oiyy r. Tssinatiy e cSSre s sc.S H's sSe
Sc ofered At 10 am. Friends and
yslstives invited. Intsrmsnt Holy
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AI sSiS GIf isSs! TctzoE2H ThYREii soSE
Mr. 2 Ss.. = 1! Gssi'I 3. Il 4sss saSsAi E.,G
Church. Va, and Mrs Ella {. Frs,
The 3. III Hines CO. funsrri Home
j siSl 3. nv ,D @ sstg,r .SIE',
tis0. fnteTment cOnsfs:sionSi Gene.
terry. IS