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HerbertH. Rice, DC. Native,
Army Engineers Counsel

Herbert H. Rice. 50. assistant
general counsel in the Office of
the Chief of Army Engineers,
died yesterday at Washington
Sanitarium after a brief illness.
Mr. Rice was a native and
lifelong resident of Washington,
He was a graduate of Mckinley
Technical High School and re-
eived his law degree from
National University in 1923, He
began his. Government career
with the old War Department
in 1917, transferring to the Of
fee of the chief of engineers
in 1929.
Mr.. Rice was on active duty
as a mejor in the Engineer
Corps during World War II.
serving in the European thea
ter. He received the Army Com
mendation Medal for his war
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Army Chaplain
Of Year Named

1t. Col. Edward j. Saunders
a faculty member of the Chap
lains School, Fort Slocum. N
Y. has been named Army Chap
lain Of the Year by the Army.
Chaplain Saunders will be
presented with the Army Chap
pain Of the Year Award by the
Reserve Officers Association of
the United States at 4 pm. Sum-
day at Fort Myer. Va.
Assistant Secretary of the
Army Hugh M. Milton III will
present the award.
Chaplain Saunders, a chap
lain since 194l. is a Catholic
priest from the Chicago arch
diocese. He is being honored
for his outstanding service" in
World War II and the Korean
conflict as well as his work as
a teacher, writer and admins
traitor.
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W. H. Beurden
Of Chevy Chase

Walter Houston Bearden. rs,
of Chevy Chase, Md. an area
resident for 20 years, died
yesterday in Suburban Hospital
of a heart attack.
A native of Alfalfa, Ala, Mr.
Bearden was associated with
the Louisville & Nashville Rail
road for 40 years before coming
to Washington.
His home was at 1924 Sara
toga avenue, Chevy Chase, Md
He was a member of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Bearden is survived by
his widow, Lillian Olivia, Of
the home address. and -four
daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Runion and Mrs. Roy Ebert
White, both of the home ad-
dress, Mrs. H. Bryan MCGUIRE,
$3.50 Connecticut avenue NV,
and Mrs. Myron H. Henningsen,
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Also sur
viving are five grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home.
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Children Given
Research Fund

Children's Hospital has been
awarded a $5.375 grant for
equipment in its new research
building now under construc-
ton. the United States Public
Health Service announced to-
day.
DR.. John D. Porterf1eld. act
ing Surgeon General, said the
grant was one Of So totaling
$12.789,75S to 81 institutions in
Is States and the District.
These are the first grants
approved under this years $50
million appropriation to en-
courage expansion Of the coun-
try's health research facilities.
Since the program began two
years ago. 343 grants totaling
S72, 7s9.75s have been awared.
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service and, last July, was
given an emblem commemorate
ing 40 years combined MILF
tary and civilian service for the
Army. He was a member Of the
Federal Bar Association.
Mr.. Rice is survived by his
wife. the former Vera Clam
pitt. of the home address, 28l8
Spencer road, Chevy Chase,
Md: two children, William.
also of the home address. ana
Mrs. Jack Dolan, Of Lee Gar
dens. Arlington; a sister. Mrs.
Corban H. Rudy. of Clinton.
Md, and a grandson.
Services will be held at noon
Monday in the S. H. Hines Fu-
neral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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John Q. TiIson Dies;
Lowmoker for 81 Years

John Q. Tilson. Republican
majority leader OF the House Of
Representatives for three Con-
crosses during the Coolidge and
Hoover Administrations. died
yesterday In New London. N. H..
Of cancer. He was %.
A veteran OF 81 years IN the
House OF Representatives. he
FIRST came 10 Washington as q
Congressman at large from
Connecticut In 1908. After his
first election. Mr.. Tilson served
continuously in the House, with
the exception Of one term, until
1892. In 1912. the year Of the
aft-Roosevelt split. he was de-
feated. but won back his seat
two years later.
Mr.. Tilson was majority lead
er Of the seth. 10th. and list
Congresses. and with Speaker
Nicholos Longworth and Ber-
trand Z. Smell OF New York.
formed a triumvirate that DOM
mated the House during those
years Of Republican control.
Resigned In 1882
He resigned from Congress In
1892. before his term was over,
and opened law ofiices here and
In New Haven.
In recent years. he served as
chairman Of the Board OF d.
lrectors Of the Saved-the- Chill
dren Federation. which helps
needy children in rural America
and overseas. He himself was
born in a log stabbed house in
the sparsely-settled mountain
village of Clear Branch. Tenn.
His career followed the log
cabin tradition in American
politics Of the backwoods boy
who won success after early
struggles with poverty and a
fight for education.
He received much Of his early
education from listening to
preachers and other travellers
who stopped at his fathers
home in the mountains. After
a year at Carson Newman Col
lege. he went to Yale with barely
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Jesse ]. Kimball, IS, who re-
tired six weeks ago as the Dis
trict's chief building inspector,
died yesterday in Providence
Hospital of a heart condition.
Mr.. Kimball served as chief
building inspector for 81 years.
He was appointed in 1881, after
working here on the Mount
Vernon boulevard and the Lake
Kingman Bridge.
Born in Louisiana, Mr.. Kim
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Curtoonist Found
Fatally Shot

CRYSTAL LAKE. H., Aug
is (AP).-Jack Cole, 43, news.
paper and magazine cartoonist
was found shot to death Wed
nesday and police said they be-
lieve he killed himself.
A 22-caliber rife was lying
across his body in his car
parked on a gravel road neal
Crystal Lake. Police said they
found a suicide note on the seat
beside him.
Mr.. Cole drew the newspaper
strip. Betsy and Me-" and was
staff cartoonist for Playboy
Magazine. He is survived by his
widow Dorothy.
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Frederic JoIiot-Curie,
Atomic Physics Expert

! PARIS, Aug. is (AP) Pred
eric Joliot-c urie. q Nobel Prize
winner who mixed Communist
doctrine with brilliant achieve
ment In atomic physics. died
yesterday at So.
He had gone through surgery
for a severe internal hem
orrhage.
For their discovery OF arti-
fetal radioaetivity. Mr.. Joliot-
curie and his wife. Irene, won
q Nobel Prize In 1888. Mrs.
Joliot- Curie. who was a daugh-
ter OF the discoveries OF radium,
Pierre and Marie Curie. died Of
leukemia In 1856. They had
two children.
On the eve OF World War II,
Mr.. Joliot-Curie explained the
process Of chain reaction. the
basis Of all present-day apple
cations OF atomic science in
GLIDING nuclear weapons.
Headed Atomic Agency
After the war. Mr.. JolIot-
Curie rose 10 head Frances
budding Atomic Energy Com
mission. His renown spread
rapidly. But Mr.. Joliot- curie's
politics knocked him from his
pedestal and left him behind In
the early years OF the atomic
age he had nurtured.
A pre-war Socialist, Mr.. Jo-
liot-Curie swung into the Com
munist fold during his days In
the French resistance. At the
wars end he was received into
the central committee Of the
big French Communist Party.
Despite his Communist af-
filiation. Gen. de Gaulle named
him high commissioner for
atomic energy in 1916. But
rumblings Of discomfort swelled
in the West over the possibility
Of atomic secrets slipping TO
Moscow via Paris. In 1850. Pre-
mier George Bidault seized on
a statement Mr.. Joliot.C urie
made to the national congress
Of the Communist Party say
ing:
Never will progressive scien-
fists, Communist scientists, give
a bit of their knowledge to wage
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enough money 10 pay his rail.
road fare.
Finds = Quarter
He found work to pay his
college expenses. but at onC
point his fortunes sank so low
that he was ready TO give up
He was given new hope when he
found a quarter in a gutter
as he was walking in New
Haven one morning without the
price of his breakfast. He said
in later years that that event
was the turning point Of his
life.
The former majority leader
received his ABB degree from
Yale in 1891. and in 1896 COM
pleted his law course.
During the Spanish-Ameri-
can War, he served as a Sec
ond lieutenant in the 9Th
United States Volunteer Infan-
try.
Mr.. Tilson's election to Con-
gress in 1908 came after he had
won the Republican nomination
over an opponent backed by j.
Henry Roraback. then embark
ing on. the career which made
him Cohnecticut's Republican
boss for a quarter of q century.
Blocks Advancement
Mr.. .Roraback's hostility to
Mr.. TilSon was said to block the
latter's advancement to high
er Office several times in his
career-most notably, when his
vice presidential candidacy in
1928 collapsed when the Con-
necticut delegation failed to
support him at the Kansas City
Republican convention.
During his years as Repub-
lican leader, he played an i'm
portant role in the Republican
campaign organizations, direct
ing the party's speakers bureau
and managing the congressional
campaign committee.
Mr.. Tilson was known fol-
his conservative outlook. When
depression problems became
acute in 1880 and 1881. he took
an outspoken stand against the
use Of Government funds for
relief. He also was an advocate
of a high protective tariff, and
opposed high Surtaxes on in
dustry.
Lectured at Yale
! An authority on parliament
tary law, he served for years as
a lecturer on that subject al
Yale Law School.
Mr.. Tilson lived in New
Haven, and had a summer
home in New London. N. H. He
is survived by his widow, Mar
guerite; q son, John O., jr.. OF
Hamden, Conn; and two
daughters. Mrs. Brice Shafer
of San Francisco. and Mrs.
John G. Murray of Greenwich.
Conn.
Services will be held at 8 pm,
tomorrow at Yale's Timothy
Dwight M orial Chapel,
Burial will be at Clear Branch,
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Uara nf Ubanka

G0LDTEDER. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold N
Ooldfeder wish 70 express their
heartfelt thanks 90 all their friends
for the many Kind expressions OF
sympathy extended them follovina
their recent tragedy fathe loss Of
son, PHYLLIS ANN and SAMUEL
PAUL. They also wish TO thank
their many friends for the establish
ment Of the phyilis-6amuel Gold
feder Educational Memorial Fund
Contributions are belne accepted BY
BUILDING. sos iith 81. nv. wash
fnaton. D. C.
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Arthur CoaqeshoII

SANTA BARBARA. Calf.
Aug. Is (AP).-Arthur Sterry
Coggeshall. IS. director Of the
Santa Barbara Museum Of Nat
ural History, died Wednesday.
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-llnuriltnu

eoLDaTEIs, MEYEa, There will Be-
sfFssM,llpsxR socselSl'npurkin Pss sIssss
husband and father on sunday
Auaunt "a, 1888, a. ~ an ~
the Ohey nholom Cemetery Rein-
tlVea and friends lnYited
TliE FAMILY
roLLAcK. IVA G. There yin be an
unvsilina Of a monument 20 the
memory OF our beloved vile and
mother EVA g, POLLAck. on sun
DAY, Auapst 1885 ~ pms 81
the Diatfct Of Columbia Lodge Gene
tery, On Alabama ave and 18th
p se. Friends and relatives IN
khRAHAM PoLLAcK. FTTA pol
LACK
auGAR, ALnERT. Unveilina services
MI BE- held IN memory Of ALBERT
SUGAR beloved father and hus-
band, on sunday. AuguSt u, in5s,
81 ~ noon. AZ Sodtheaat CongreRa-
ton Cemetery, 1888 18TH pl, tt
Relatives and friends invited
THE SUGAR FAMILY.
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STEWARD. nELnN KNOTT, A me-
VIA Hffis' KNOTT sifiRlSAkp
~ n an, saturday, August 10
Church, aet0 o 81 nv uearue.
s Isssi s' ssss &c a5s.rs ,. ssus
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DEATHS.
In Mrntnrtans

HALL. LESLIE J, In memory Of my
dear friend, LESLIE j. HALL who
passed away two years ago, August
is, 1855.
Death Is q heartaehe no one can
heal,
Memories are treasures no one can
steal.
Beautiful memories are ali r have
left
OF one whom loved and can never
forget.
Each day something reminds me Of
the Joy that once was ours
He isn't dead, lust sleeping.
YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND, CASSIE
NJ WHITEHALL
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Gone, but not foEgcttsn :,

wALKER, MONA; SMITH, MARY: Nc.
Sr.. and JOHN W.. Jr. IN lovins
memory Of our loved ones.
Gone, but not forgotten
THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH NJ. In remem-
brance Of my late husband, JO-
SEPH NJ WILLIAMS, who died three
years ago, August Is. 1855.
Sleep on. our loved one. Gods wsys
are best:
He knew that you were Weary and
need rest:
He called you home. your work wal
done,
Some day well meet you, one By one
LOVING WIFE. CATHERINE. AMI
SON. VERNON.
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PHILLIPS, MARSHA L. suddenly, or

PHIL Ianas,a. MAKsHA Ill.,, y s1ddsnIy; q On
M MsfRassaa' l. A FHHEI1Ps S of 1899 isoa
Henry I'd. Rockville, Nd, beloved
daughter of Dorothy and Stanley
T. Phillips, sister Of Sandra Lee
P rinia aao f1nhnqqausn t Of VIZ VIZ
Elsie and s. Ralph Phillips. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Md +,
day. August 10, at pm. Inter-
ment Mount Zion Cemetery.
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BEARnEN. WALTER HOUSTON.

Thursday, August ii, 1855. al
suburban Hospital. WALTER HoUs-
TON BEARDEN Of 1924 Saratoga
ave. Chevy Chase, Md, beloved hus-
bsnd Of Mrs. Lillian o. Bearden.
father Of Mrs Margaret B Runion,
Mrs. Henry B MCGUIRE and Roy
E. White, all Of Washington, ID. c.,
and Mrs. Myron H. Henningsen Of
Albuquerque, N Mex. He also is
survived sirS, es nve sr rst,dl ana
tives and friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 5103
Wisconsin ave. NV. where services
will be held on Saturday. August
lb, at ? pm. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery. birmingham, Ala
paperK pleaSP cnnv b
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COSTELLO, ELLwooD JOHN Jack

on Wednesday, August 10, 1908
JOHN COSTELLO OF 1922 lath
husband OF Gretchen W. Costello,
brother OF Mrs. Horace W. Talley
Mrs John Foley, Mrs. James B
Howard y costelIo Friends NAV NAV
call At the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l l4th So. NV, until
9I5 am, Saturday August IL
parking faeilitiesl. The holy sac
Tihce Of the mass will be. offered
an. Saturday, August 10. at 81
Thomas More Catholic Church
North Thomas ct. at College lane
Arlington. Va. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery IA
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FKEEDMAN, EMWA. On IhurSdal
August IA, 1858. EMMA FREED
MAN. beloved wife Of Abraham
Freedman. devoted mother OF Law
renee Freedman and Mrs. Gladyc
Guberman, all OF Silver Spring. Nd
She also is survived by two sisters
Mrs Nellie Bernstein OF Boston
Mass, and Mrs Esther Hollan
OF New York, and two grandchil
dren. Services at the c. D. Gold
berg a. Son Funeral Home, 421
9th st. NV, on Friday, Angus
Lebanon Cemetery, Bethel Sec
ton. In mourning at 2l06 LAME
dr., Silver Spring, Md. Family re
quests in lieu Of overs, contribu
tons may be made to the Metro
politan Heart Guild.
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tuesday, August 10, 1865, HARRi
p DWYER OF S435 Allendale dr.
OF the late KleOra J DIVER AMI
father OF Francis c.. Allen c.. Sd
ward NJ. James p JEANNE l. ans
Rita Dwyer, Mrs. Patricia L
Adams and Mrs Nancy J. Gibson
He also Is survived BY his father
sisters and nine grandchildren
Relatives and friends may call a
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsvilie Md Thl
holy sacrifice Of the mass will b
offered for the repose Of his soul OF
Saturday, August 70. at $3.50 m
az ST. James Catholic Church, Noun
RRainier; No. Interment Noun
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AMBER, JAMES. on Saturday, An

susI ., 1865, JAMES BARBER Of
Barber and father Of Georgia.
Daisy, James, jr., and John Barber
Also suryiving are his mother. Mrs
Pearl johnson; two sisters. five
brothers, his stepfather. Henderson
johnson, and other relatives and
day. August nOi is. friends are re-" invited
to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1870 9th st. NV. where
services will be held on Saturday
August 10. at pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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FRAZELLE, PHILIP GRANT.

Thursday, August IA. 1865, at his
residence. 1929 South Both I'd
Arlington, Va, PHILIP GRANT FRA
ZELLE, beloved husband of Cath
crime L, FRAGILE, father Of Cath
crime Ann Frazelle and brother OF
Roger FRAGILE Of Waldo, Ohio, and
Miss Thelma FRAGILE Of Detroit.
Mich. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va, where
services will be held on Monday,
August rs. att 1:46 pm Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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't August h H. lbs aErf III Fn sFSni
beloved mother Of Mrs. Nettie L.
% %Ss on. n ss LIS ay sea- 81 y.e EsOS
Vile, Fla: DR. Lee NJ. Beall and
DR.. John X. Wolfe OF Burnt Hills.
N J., and Mrs. Ethel L. Hebbard
She also is survived by six great
srandehildren. Funeral from the
Georgia ave. NV. on Saturday,
August 10. at IL noon. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery
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BEALL. MRS. HETTIE p. The Of
4; ]; !: i; 81: !: !:
NM Chapter, No. 4, o. E. s.
NN are hereby notified of the
BEALL. Funeral services
1872 Georgia ave n W. on
Saturday, August 10, 1858, at Z
noon. DE SYLVIA JONES.
- =, Worthy Mstron.
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ILEANON, JOHN J. on Tuesday, An
gust IL 1858, at st. Anthony
SIS. ne. JOHN J GLEASON OF 49,;
Miehisan ave. ne, father OF Mrs
Mary WilkeTSon, Mrs Josephin
Darden, John J. Gleason. IT,; Mrs
Patricia Kilby, Robert Gleason, Mrs
Norma Jeffries and Mrs. Shirle
Layton. brother OF Mrs. Ellen c
and Nicholas Gleason. Prayers at IN
3. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 300
l4th st, NV. on Monday, Angus
Is, at $3.50 am. (parking facilities)
thence to St Anthony's Catholi
Church, 18th and Monroe SITS. ne
where the holy sacrifice Of the mas
will be offered at am. for the re
pose OF his soul Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery. II
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HAINt HARVEY NESLkt, On InurS-
day, AuguSt 10, 1858, al his resi-
dence. 1905 Fox St, Hyattsville, Nd.
HARVEY WESLEY HAUN beloved
husband OF Zelda Miller Haun.
father OF Mrs. Virginia Haun
Beaver and Harvey Wesley Haun,
jr.: brother OF Mrs. Mamie Pitchford
and Mrs Olta Spencer. Services At
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
a9Ol l4th st, NV, on Saturday
August 16, at 2 D m, tparktng facili.
tieS). Interment Columbia Gardens
IL. WILLIAM H.. Suddenly, on
Thursday, August IA, 1858, ct Had.
II. HILL Of i1o6 Ith st. ne. the
devoted husband of Mrs Adele Hill
He also leaves to mourn their loss
three daughters. three sons and
other relatives and friends The late
Mr. Hill Is resins in the Morris A
Carter A Co Funeral Home. 3OS
st. NV, Notice Of services later
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ERRY, CAROLINE GIBSON. on

wednesday. August -, 1898, at her
residence, 72l6 willow ave- Ia
SON BERRY. mother Of Mrs Mary
Berry Vann, Mrs. Harold Lackman
and p9 Rs,ls j Perry Berry I'll Iii. n alse
Is survived BY three grandchildren.
Services ct the s. H Hines Co,
Funeral Home. 29O1 l4th St NV,
on Friday. August 10, at 3 pm.
parking facilitiessl Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. l5
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d. August IA, 1858. at her residence in
Fairfax, Va, EDITH WILEY FARR.
the beloved wife OF Wilson NJ Farr,
mother Of Ann Farr Rothrock and
Edith Farr Elliott and sister Of Mack
Wiley She also is survived bv three
grandchildren Funeral services will
be held on Saturday. August 10. at
II am. at her late residence. In
terment will be In the Fairfax Gene
kindly send contributions to the
Fairfax Methodist Church. Fairfax,
Va, as q memorial to her memory
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BEAVERS. EVERETT J; OF 3702 36th
-. 1858, husband of Flora P
Beavers, father Of Everett j and
Ernest W. Beavers. brother OF Rufus
and Thomas z. Beavers Services a.
Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7 nth
81. Sc, on Saturday. August 8, at /
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 10
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SSy. August 10, 1858. a his resi-
dsnce, Brown, Nd, near Upper MARI
boro, Nd, CHARLES W. BROWN,
beloved brother, Of Miss versie 3
several nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at the above residence
after Z pm. Friday, August 10, until
$40 am. Saturday. August 10. Re-
quiem mass will be offered AZ 81.
MAY "a Ss'hone nun am Interment
Mount SH59i Carmel Cemetery in lieu Of
flowers, the family requests that
donations either be made TO the
Heart Fund or spiritual bouquets
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aLLIcH. WILLIAM HERBERT.

Wednesday, August IS, 1858, WILL
LIAM HERBERT BILLICH OF 1904
husband OF Mildted A. Billich and
father OF Mrs Joan B Johnson
brother OF Mrs. Edwin Harding Of
Allentown. Pa: grandfather of
Douglas johnson Friends are in
yited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Saturday.
August 10, at 1890 am, Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. 10
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ton IOdgc, No. 10, b. p,
. ElkS, will assemble at
the Ryan Funeral Home
III Pa ave, Sc on Fri-
day. August ~. 1898.
81 y pm, 70 exemplily
the ritual OF the order
ny OF our late brother,
o CARPENTER ny
SEWARD ,. , DOYLE.
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I'LL, CHARLES WILLIAM. on Thul

Washington i Hospital, Ere Frederieksbu nIs
Va. CHARLES WILLIAM BELL OF
Tidwells, Va, husband Of Dorothy
Bell. He also is survived By two
sons. Charles W. Bell Of Kansas City,
Mo. and William Bell Of Washington.
d. c.; two stepsons, M/Sergt. Irwin
PSmith OF Fort Belvoir. Va, and
James r. Smith of Washington,
D. C.; q sister, Mrs. John F. Cowan
OF Erica, Va. and seven grandchtl-
dren. Funeral on Saturday. August
I6. at , pm. tEST), at the SANFORD
Funeral Home. Montross. Va In
terment Carmel Methodist Cemetery
Hague. Va
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EUANs JAMES ,. On WedneSday, Au-
gust -, 1858, al New Haven Hos
pital, New Haven, Conn, JAMES s
EGAN of 21Ul Huidekoper pl NV,
beloved husband OF Elizabeth p
Hastings Egan, father Of DR. John R
Egan OF Old Saybrook. Conn. He
also is survived by i've grandchil-
dren. Friends may can at the s. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th
st. NV, from pm. TO 3 pm. Fri
day, august Is parking facilitieSl
Services and interment private on
Saturday. August 10. Please omit
flowers. 10
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A qSSii i2SS s Of Fiir 64 o xa
Or, Falls Church. Va beloved nus
band OF Ethel N. Eddins and father
Of Harreil W. Eddtns Of Riverdale,
Nd; jackson H. Eddins OF Airing
ton, Va. James Donald Eddins OF
Boulder, Colo; Mrs Jeanette Lewis
OF Arlington, Va. Mrs. Ida Mae
Plympton of Mount Rainier. Nd.
brother OF Mrs. Clara Schooley
Mrs, Bernice Wilson and Mrs. Ethel
o Brlen OF Washington, D. C. Ie
also is survived By eight grandchil-
dren and one sreat-gTandchild
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S45 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, where funeral serV-
ices Will be held on Monday, August
Memorial Park. n
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MONAGHA

LLOND . NEs171'' 1'0Is'
MURPHY, JOAN G. On Friday, Au.
gust rs, 1865. JOAN c. MURPHY
OF 47I2 Butterworth pl. NV be.
loved sister of Miss Agnes e. Muir.
Mrs. Mary l.. Burke. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By thu
Collins Funeral Home.