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3 3Howuii Groups
To Arrive Here

HONOLULU, July 4. (P).-
Three Hawaiian delegations
head for Washington tomorrow
to press for statehood in this
session of Congress.
Some of the islands most dis
tinguished citizens make up
the groups, including Gov.
William F. Quinn, two former
governors and two former dele
gates to Congress.
Mr.. Quinn's party includes
Samuel Wilder King, who has
served both as Governor and
delegate, and Mrs. Joseph R.
Harrington, former delegate
and president Of the Honolulu
Star-Bulletin.
Republican Party chiefs Ed
Bryan and Arthur Woolaway
are making a separate trip to
see party leaders in Washing :
ton.
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Mrs. Mary Perkins Snyder,
Civic Leader in Arlington

MRS. Mary Perkins Snyder.
'05, q l0-year resident Of Ar
lington County and long active
in community organizations
there. died yesterday at her
home. $50 North Irving street.
Arlington, following a stroke.
known for her devotion 70
the Democratic Party. Mrs.
Snyder was a member Of the
Arlington Democratic Club. q
charter and life member Of the
Democratic Women's Club and
q charter member Of the Or
ganixed Women Voters.
The daughter Of q Confed-
crate army captain, she was q
member Of the United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy. and
organized the iirst chapter Of
the Sons OF Confederate Vet
Grams In Arlington County.
She also was a member Of
the Fairfax County chapter Of
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution.
An accomplished pianist, Mrs.
Snyder frequently served as
accompanist for the various
organizations to which she be-
longed. She also used her talent
to entertain servicemen and
women during World War II
when she served as a hostess
at the Arlington Recreation
Center.
Mrs. Snyder belonged to the
Creative Arts Club Of Arlington.
and had been active in the
Clarendon Presbyterian Church
since its organization in 1924.
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Edwin B. 'Burker,
Head Of Service
For Auto Brakes

Edwin B. Barker, founder and
president Of Barkers Brake
Service. Inc. died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital Of a heart at
tack. He was II.
Mr.. Barker. founded the
service at I421 P street NV. in
1926. He had been In the au-
tomobile business here since his
discharge from the Army after
World War !.
A native Of Washington, Mr.,
Barker was a lifelong resident
of the city,
He was a member Of the Au-
tomotive Trade Association OF
the Washington Area.
One Of six children. he Is
survived by one sister, Mrs
Wllliam e. Dennis OF R1cn-
mond., Ind.:s a nephew. William
E Barber, vice president of the
firm, with whom he made his
home at 173 Arlington Village:
another nephew. Charles r.
Barker, 1886 Appleton street
NV. and a niece. Mrs. Ray
mond Newkirk, 44O4 Springdale
street NV.
Services will be held at 2 pm,
tomorrow at the Chapel Of the
Holy Grail. Fort Lincoln Gene
terry, with burial in Fort Lin
coin.
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Dr.. John B. Reeside, Jr.,
PoIeontoIoqist, Dies

Dr. John B. Reeside, jr.. SO.
internationally known paIeon-
tologist who served for the past
46 years with the United States
Geological Survey, died We'd
nesday Of a heart attack at his
home at 51O4 Forty-i1rst ave-
nue., Hyattsville.
Based on the study of fossils,
paleontology deals with the life
of past geological periods.
DR.. Reeside was widely known
for his studies Of Mesozoic
faufas and stratigraphy in
Western United States. His
long career as a geologist with
the Geological Survey was brok-
en- only BY "A months military
service during World War /.
From 1882 to 1949 DR.. Reeside
was chief Of the paleontology
and stratigraphy branch.
He was elected to the Ma
tionai Academy Of Sciences in
1945 in recognition Of his scien-
Itific stature in geology, and in
1916 the National Academy gave
him the Mary Clark Thompson
medal for outstanding scientific
achievement in geology and
paleontology.
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Col. Forrugut F. HoII, 81,
Grondnephew Of Admiral

Col. Farragut Ferry Hall
USA retired, a veteran. of 81
years Army service, died Tues
day after a long illness at the
Marsalle Nursing Home here
He was 67.
Col. Hall was a grandnepheW
of Admiral David Glasgow
Farragut, renowned for his cry
of Damn the torpedoesl &C
ahead!" at the Battle of Mo-
bile Bay during the Civil War
Col. Hall first planned
Naval career, but was forced
to leave Annapolis after two
years because of illness.
A member of the Society OF
the Cincinnati, he was a direct
descendant of Maj. George
Farragut, who served or
George Washington's staff.
Col. Hall was commissioned
in 1916, and served in the
European theater in both
World War / and World War
II. He retired in 1851.
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OustedU Aide
Will Fight for Job

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
July 4 (Re-Povl Bang-Jensen
says he will fight to win back
his post as a United Nation
political affairs ofiicer. He was
fired yesterday for refusing to
surrender a secret list Of 81
Hungarian refugees.
The Danish citizen said he
was convinced the U. N. Adj
ministrative Tribunal would re-
instate him.
Mr.. Bang Jensen was the
deputy secretary of the five-
nation U. N. committee which
investigated the 1856 Hun
garian uprising. He said he
promised the refugees who tes-
titled before the committee not
to let anyone else know their
names.
Last fall Mr.. Bang Jensen re-
fused to turn the list over to
Secretary General Dag Ham
marSkjold for the U. N.
archices, saying he feared Com
munists might see it and take
reprisals on the witnesses or
their relatives in Hungary.
Mr. Hammarskjold suspended
Mr.. ng-Jensen and a three
man inquiry group ruled that
he should be dismissed for
gross misconduct" The U. N.
Employees Disciplinary Com
imittee upheld the ruling.
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Nine. SundeIius.
Operu Singer

BOSTON, July 4 (P.-Mme.
Marie Louise Sundelius, n, of
Brookline, Mass. who sang for
the Metropolitan Opera with
Enrico Caruso and was ac-
claimed by Sweden's King Gus
tav v, died June 26 Of a heart
attack.
Nine. Sundelius made her
first stage appearance at the
age of S in Sweden and rose to
become a soloiSt with the New
York Philharmonic and the
Boston. Chicago. Minneapolis
and st. Louis Symphony Or
'chestras.
She joined the Metropolitan
Opera after refusing two pre-
vious contract offers by that
company and sang with the Met
for is years. She was a member
of one Of the first American
concert companies to tour
Europe.
King Gustav v bestowed the
Swedish royal decoration OF
Litteris ct Artibus on her fol
her 1928 performance of Mini
in la Boheme" in Stockholm
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DR.. Reeside was q member OF
many American and foreign
geological societies. and was a
longtime member Of the Cos
mos Club. He served twice, In
1885 and again in 1914, as vice
president Of the Geological So
ciety Of America. and was pres
ident Of the archaeological
Society Of America in 1943. He
had been a director OF the
cushman Foundation for For
aminiferal Research since 1850.
Born in Baltimore. DR.. Rec
side received a bachelors degree
in chemistry in 1911 and a
Ph.D. in geology In 1915 from
Johns Hopkins University.
DR.. Reeside is survived by his
widow, Adelaide G. Reeside: a
daughter, Corinna Reeside, 1872
Nineteenth street NV; q son,
John B. Reeside III. Of the
home address: a grandson.
John B. Reeside ". and two
sisters. Mrs. Norma Lang and
Mrs. Thelma Bull, both Of Bal
timore.
Services will be held at 3 pm.
Monday in Fort Myer Chapel.
with burial in Arlington Gem
Ietery.
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He. held numerous decora-
tions. including the Silver Star,
the Legion of Merit. the French
Croix de Guerre with silver star
the Belgian Croix de Guerre
with palm. The Netherlands
Commander of the Order of the
Orange Nassau with sword, and
the Russian Defender of the
Fatherland.
A graduate of infantry school,
quartermaster school and the
Army Industrial College. Col
Hall served for four years on
the War Department General
staff.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Dorothy Laubauch Hall,
of the Hotel 240o; a daughter,
Mrs. Katherine Pickard, OF
Boca Ration, Fla; and two
sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Rich and
Miss Gertrude Hall. both OF
Springfield, Mass.
Services will be held at II
"a m. Monday in Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Yemen Delegate
Files Alden Claim

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
July 4 (P. - Yemen filed a
formal claim in the United
Nations yesterday for British
ruled Alden. Yemen and Alden
ladjoin on the southwest tip Of
the Arabian peninsula.
The permanent U. N. repre-
sentative Of Yemen, which has
announced federation with the
United Arab Republic of Egypt
and Syria, made the claim in
a letter to U. N. Secretary DaR
Hammarskjold. He asked that
it be circulated to all 81 U. N.
members.
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Senator and Wife
Lose Newborn Son

The newly born son of Sem
ator. and Mrs. William Prox-
mire died early today at George
Washington University Hospi-
tai. The infant had been in
critical condition since his birth
yesterday.
A spokesman for the junior
Senator from Wisconsin said
that funeral arrangements for
the child. whose birth weight
was 4 pounds IL ounces, are
incomplete.
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
lii Mrnturtant

the memory Of our dear wife and
mother, HENRIETTA a. DADDY,
who departed this life thirteen years
ago today July 4. l945.
The blow was heavy, the shock
We never thousht your death 50
But only those who have lost can
The rriet Of parting without fare
DEvorED HUSBAND AND SON,
REV; 3; y. DADDY AND MILTON
BADLY, HENRIETTA A. In loving
r. memory OF our beloved sister -in-
law. HENRIETTA A. DADDY, who
departed this life thirteen years ago
July 4, 1945
She is not dead, but lust away.
Beyond all grief and pain;
She walks the bright celestial way,
Earths loss is Heavens gain.
LOVING SIsTERS-IN-LAW.
CLEMMER, WILLIAM b. In loving
memory OF our dear father and
grandfather, WILLIAM B. GLEN
MER, who, passed on six years age
THE FAMILY. =
CAN'T. ROSA. In lovina memory
Of our dear mother, ROSA CAN'T
who passed away ten years age
today July 4, l94s.
God saw the road was getting rough
The hills too high to climb,
So He closed her gentle eyes i,
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, Der.
NICE CAN'T AND EDNA JOHN
SON. HER GRANDDAUGHTER
JUAN DUNCAN
KENNEY, WILLIAM c. In memory
Of WILLIAM c. KENEEY. who
passed away four years ago. July
a, 1854
Somewhere back Of the sunset.
Our "as sved TOm one snis wSre @eety o. resume ssts
In that land where there is nc
y night.
And we who knew and loved him
Whose passing has brought sac
VIII cherish his memory always
TO brighten the driftins years
WIFE, cORNELIA nj. KENNEY.
DAUGHTER. coRDELTA X
PRUITT
WILLIAMS, MALICHI. In sad and Low.
ing memory Of my husband
MALICH WILLIAMS who departed
this. life three years ago. July 4
1855
y We were not there at your parting
Nor did Ve see you die:
We only know you left US
And did not say Rood-by
DEVOTED WIFE. MARY S VIII.
LIAMS. AND DAUGHTER, LENA
YOUNG, EDITH Z. In loving memoir,
Of my dear grandmother EDTTE
z YOUNG. who passed away onl
month aso TO-DAY. June 4,I195s.
You are never fsrRotten. dear
Grandmother.
Nor WiN you ever be.
As long as sife and memory last.
I viii always remember thee
YOUR DEVOTED GRANDDAUCH
TER, HELEN D. GRIFFIs.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

She was a native Of Point
Pleasant. w. Va.
Her husband. Winfield 6ny-
der. died before she came to
Arlington. she is survived by q
daughter. Mrs. Alice Sue James.
Of the home address: q grand
son and two great-grandchil-
dren and a brother. E. K.
Perkins, of Rayenswood, w. Va.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Arlington
funeral home. 1901 North Fair
fax drive. Arlington. with burial
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
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Anurtltna

CAPLON, JACOB. dwelling services
IN memory OF the late JACOB CAP
LON viii take piaca on sunday,
july D. 1855, Al Pm, AZ me
Friends and relatives are. invited
yANoFsKY. HxMAN. There vii BE-
the memory OF LYMAN JANoF-
SKY, husband OF Rebecca Janofsky
ana devoted father Of Rose Lapkoh,
Betty Oiibort and Max Janoiskv,
m anqsy, na SuIs isrssl y Com smetsry ~ oIen 8mi
Hill Nd. Friends and relatives
tnNlted
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Bratha

WEAsT, JAMES GILBERT. on Tues.
Hospital JAMES GILBERT WEAsf
Of sos Highland ave, Falls Church
Va, beloved husband of Lena Mac
Weast, father Of Mrs, lorraine Pom.
Arlington. Va; stepfather of Mrs
Billie Dowling Of Hyattsville. Md
and brother Of Mrs. Grace Dove
Mrs, Eta Hazel and Mrs. Carrie
es,1Is campbell Of Capitol IHeiShts; Nd
Funeral Home, 3soi North Fairfs1
dr., Arlington, Va, where services
will be held on Saturday, July 8
at 10 am. Interment National Me
mortal Park. 4
REGINALD HORACE. on
Thursday, July 3, 1858, REGINALD
HORACE WILLIAMS OF. 5134 Sheriff
I'd. ne, the beloved father o.
Efta frneSs Wams Wila9s, AZ also 6usSsTs isnYs, O.
aTsndch!id," Gloria Williams: Viii rea'ef two
sisters, Mrs, Rebecca Lancaster anC
Mrs. Edna Wright; one brother
Arthur Williams. and many other
relatives and friends; Friends msy
at the funeral home Of Alexander
s. Pope, ala 18th st. Sc. Notice
of funeral later So
WOOD, MtRIEL FRANCES. On Thurs,
day. July 3, 1855, a. PROVIDENCE
Hospital, MURAL FRANCES WOOD
Of 106l4 South Dunmoor dr.. Silver
d, Spring. Nd, wife of Chester Brooks
Wood; mother Of Sharon Marie
Nancy Lee, Lynne Anne and Deb
Iorah Jane Wood: daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Albert F. Winterble; sister
OF Mrs. stephen j. Kelliher. Miss
Donna, Albert F., jr.. William C..
Robert ]. Winterbie. Mrs. woot
rests at the warner 4 rampnrey
Funeral Home, SABA Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Md parking facili.
tiesl. Mass will be offered for the
,Tepose OF her soul on Monday, July
at $3.50 .m.,, at st. Bernadette'S
Catholic Church, ~ Cniversity
blvd. east. Silver Spring. Md. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 9
Young, THOMAS II. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, July ., 1858, at the
Arlington Hospital. THOMAS II
YOUNG of 313T w st. NV. hus-
band of Ethel c. Young and father oi
Mrs Harold W. Finch. Mrs. Roberi
l.. Stoy and the late Mrs Herman o
Lubbesi stepfatl1er OF John Michael
Howard. Friends may call at Cav
lers Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave,
NV. courtesy parking oppositel,
where services will be held on Sat-
prday, July 5, at l pm. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. Friends mas
send contributions 70 the George
town University Heart Fund.
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MARTHA. The p. q. OF.
ilcers Club OF the O. U
o. o. r. Is hereby mott.
tled Of the funeral OF p. O.
W. r. MARTHA JACKSON
on Saturday, July 5, 1858,
at ! pm. from the Jones
NJ =. Church, 44th st. and
Il Il ;,,IRhs. Rs ,v,vs .
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When thoughts run too deep
for words or feeFs

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 shared loss. Your re-
membrance of flowers will always say what your
heart Is too full to express.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CENIETERY LnTS

S-sITE lot in beautiful Nationa'
Memorial Park centrally located
Nill sscrifioe for quick sale. IA
s-4qll.
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Braihs

Ha,kIk, DANIEL = suddenly, ,on
sISefpfs sSsps a7at hat.nfy Msrfsn Co., g Pw Rs.
band d Catherine Harry isiher d
Mrs. Mary Pasaman and Mrs. Fran
ccs Wilson. brother Of Thomas r.,
Michael z. and Paul Harry Funeral
Tss.aa S.sobsIr s9s ps sSs % rgnsFsI AZ ssg, h9%s.
DAY. July 3, az $3.50 an thence
10 81 AIMS Church, Wisconsin avn,
and yuma nv where teonieIn
terment Gate of Heaven cemstery, Z
HELsINo, JOHN AxEL. on Thurs
qsS., g1ly Y ls5h a. his home,
JOHN xxEt HEisiSo, i1fSs sbslaa Busssud y
the late Hannah G. Helslna, father
OF kinar A. and Herbert r. Helslng
There also are three grandchildren
eisins i pns rests Il t6s wsrhsf L pdm ms
phrey Funeral Home. S4;i4 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd, where Herv-
yes will be held on Saturday, July
az pm 'parking Iaeilitiesl
HOFFMAN. GLEN. suddenly on Thurs.
day. July =. 1895, GLEN HOFFMAN
q Lake Shore, Pasadena, Nd, be-
Hoiimsn nee Vermililon' Funeral
from the Singleton Fdneral Home.
Grain halfway and "a ave. Glen
Burniei Nd. on Nonday, July q. AZ
10 am, Interment Baltimore Ma
tlonal Cemetery. BY request visiting
hours are from 70 . pm. o
HOWE. NELSON v. ON Thursday.
July 3, 1858, at the District Gem
erai Hospital. NELSON v. HOWE
0t datb Eye 50. s.w., devoted father
Of Mrs. MarY Dorsey. Mrs. jose
phine II Jones, Mrs Marie II. John
son, Anita and Jesse B Howe He
slsQ leaves 70 mourn his passing q
loving sister, A. Beatrice Peyton, and
2 host Of other relatives and friends
Notice OF funeral later ArranRe-
ments BY the John II Rhines a. Co.
Funeral Home, 9O1 Sd st. s.w.
JACKSON, MARTHA r. On wednes-
JACKSON OF AIS Clay 81 ne
mother OF John Winters jackson
and sister OF Mrs Bertha r Davis,
charles Leon Davis. Wilbert Davis
ing are other relatives and many
friends. After u pm Friday, July
4, friends may call at the Rollins
Fuperai Home, 1880 Hunt nj. ne
Funeral services on Saturday. tuly
=. AZ p.nls at the Jones M. Il
4 Church. 4270 Bennine rd ne. the
Rev. Harris oficiating. Intermenl
Pagne's Cemetery. 5
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RARKER. EDWIN d. on Thursday

bAhhEb' EDWN gnoesUOnr Un lunotSgIyI' uoiSilaI
EDWIN d BARKER of 173 Ar
lington Village, Arlington, Va,
brother Of Mrs William c, Dennis
OF Richmond, Ind; uncle Of Charles
r, Barker, jr,, of Washington. D G.;
ington, D. c., and W. Z. Barber Of
Arlington, Va Friends may call
al the S. H. Hines Funeral Home,
Io9OI 18th st. NV. tparking facili-
ties). Services at the Chapel Of the
Holy Grail, Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
m safurday July ), al . pm.
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BAuERNscHMIDT. FREDERICK. Q

Thursday, July 9, 1903, AZ Georee
FRsEshpEkfck MsshlnkRifSc!kH BAiUIHEsRFiNsisScHMiDT Of
3745 Jason ave, Alexandria,. Va,
husband OF Hale Bauernschmidt and
In and Mrs, Hale Austin Herold
FUNERAL services on Saturday, July
5, at the Church of St. Clement;
Quaker lane, Alexandria, Va, at 2
pm. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery,
Alexandria. Va; Remains resting
Cameron and North Alfred SITS,
Alexandria. Va, until time OF
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f1MENTROUT, MARY LOUISE. OF

"Wednesday, July s. 1895, at her resi-
denee, 44l3 n; 4th I'd, Arlingtqn,
wife Of the late DR.. John F. Armen.
trout OF Roanoke. Va; mother OF
Miss Z, Louise Armentrout OF Arlins-
ton, Va; sister Of Frank G. Merritt,
Buena Vista, Va. sister OF Mrs. b.
s Randolph OF Roanoke, Va. Grave
side services on Saturday, July D,
at 4:30 pm, tESTh In Thorn Rose
Cemetery, staunton, Va. Roanoke
and Staunton papers please copy. 5
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REAN. CRARLEs ., on Wednesday,

CHARLES ig2o, Z BEAN Of i5sa Ridse
pl Sc, the beloved husband Of
AZ Bean OF Falls Church. Va; Mrs.
Richard e. and Herbert s. Bean Of
WASHINGTON, D, e.; son OF MIS-.
er OF Russell Bean of Ellicott City,
Md: Howell and Ted Bean and Mrs.
Hazel Gooding, all of Tiffin, Ohio.
He also is survived by seven grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST and
Mass. ave ne, where services will
be held on Monday. July q, at
1870 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. b
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DAVIS; ,a!s AVlCE CE,6vi = On TSgsssday. ~ Jaly

/, 1865, AVIcE Z. DAVIS Of SO4i
Sedgwick st NV. beloved wife OF
the late John Everett Davis, mother
OF Thomas Everett Davis, Mrs Cath
Davis. Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave ne,
where services will be held on Satur-
day, July ), at II am. Relatives
Conversational CampteFv
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co%HN I',x HOWARD 9ys ao,Hap6o b on TSssesy GsSS
OF 4204 SD ave. BladensburR. Md,
line cowan and father Of Ruth Rice
He also Is survived BY brother,
Gasch Funeral Home, 1888 Baiti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd, on
Saturday. July ), at > pm. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Inter-
Sment George Washington Gene
terry
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day, July 5, 1858, Al Loudoun
County Hospital Leesbura, Va,
FANNIE g. ALE4ANDER Of pleasant
oil Robert n Alexander, mother Of
Robert N. Alexander and Mrs Doris
M. Smith Of chantilly, Va. and
Calvin l.. Alexander Of Pleasant
PeeSgraye. Mrs. Lutte tTesgrave,
Mrs Lena Head and Mrs. Edna
ball. She also y survived by eight
grandehildren. Friends may call
at the Green Funeral Home, Kern
don, Va, where services Will be
ned Al pm. Saturday, July
lDsTlI. Intermsni t,,lsss MssiOpHal Me-
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Vice President.
MARIE CHASE. Secretary
JONES, FRANK p. Passed away on
Thursday. July 8, 1898, FRANK p
JONES, beloved husband OF Nellie
Robinson Jones. He also is sur.
yiyed BY three daughters, Anne X
Yukna Of Baltimofe. Md: Gloria
]. Thomas OF Hyattsville, Md, and
Betty j Kirk of California, Nd
and eight grandchildren. Services
VIII be held in the Hollywood Meth
odist Church, HOLLYWOOD, Md, al
1:30 pm Saturday, July 8. In.
terment Solomons Island, Nd.
JONES, FRANK P. Members Of wash.
ington Printing Pressmen's
A<& Union, No. J., are hereby
#feme1b notified OF the death 81
&Af Brother FRANK p JONES
NfNItHE Meeting at the Mattingly
N&f&Y/ Funeral Home, Leonard
town, Md. at 1880 D. m
Saturday, July 5, 1858. Services
at the HOLLYWOOD Methodist Church
lnterment Solomons Island. Md.
RICHARD B. SEBASTIAN,
ROY T. DEAN, secy. Treas.
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BEafhR

AGER, GEORGE EDWARD. on Mon
WARD HoER d 3ai0 Perry .
Mount Rainier. Sd beloved nus
band Of Edith Agcr aud father OF
MARI Ellen Aeer Services az the
more ave. Hyattspille. MdA on
Saturday, July 8. AZ 1880 am.
Relatives ana friends Invited tn-
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BEAN. CHARLES 2. A special COM
0 munication OF Anacostia
m Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A. M,
IN is called for Monday, July
~WA r. 1868, at 1880 am,
~HG2 to conduct Masonic burial
W/N services for our late broth
" er, CHARLES E BEAN,
By order OF the Worshpful Master
W. B. HANDY, Secretary.
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WILLIAM THOMAS.

BUTLER WILLIAM AnOmhS. vi
yssisspes wsSHssaa'4 4ssa sqy Gait pi 5S0S Se WIS rs
LIAM THOMAS BUTLER, devoted
husband Of verene Butler, beloved
father Of william, ir,; George. Roger.
Lawrence, Gregory, Alvin and Wal
ter Butler, deyoted brother Of MTs;
mourn hnl1Spe'R his Nsa passing two ' aunts, Mrs,
Maggie walker and Mrs. Hasper
Bright Of Somerset. Va ana other
relatives and many friends. RE-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
& Co Funeral Home, sOl 80 81
: pm. Friday July 4, and where
funeral services will be held on
the Rev r. I. Thomas offeistins
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
CAMPBELL. BEATRICE n. on Thurs
day, July 1888, BEATRICE B.
CAMPBELL of Si6 Buchanan st,
NV, beloved sister of Miss Lucretia
c and James B. Blackstone. Also
surviving are q devoted aunt. MISS
ew, other relatives and many friends.
Family may be seen al 30s. TAYLOR
St NV Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by MCGUIRE, Inc. 5
CARTER. FLORINE J. on Tuesday,
July ! 1855, FLORINE J. CAR
TER OF alS North Carolina ave.
Sc, beloved sister Of Mrs Maggie
n0TfS Il MTs 'aG Jossphns ssss iSaisI srss nsSs sSs
also is survived BY other relatives
and friends The late Mrs, Carter
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu,,
neral Home. 30 4 st; ne. after IL
ices GSn viii &c heId S on saturday ners SSuE July
5, at pm. Interment woodlswn
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

on Thursday. July 5. 1888 WAYNE
KEITH ALLEN Oi 04i2 dreig st.i
Scat Pleasant Nd. beloved son Of
james O. and Lennie r. Allen, ne
Relatives and friends may call at
the Gasch Funeral Home. 4130
baltimore ave, Hyattsyille, Nd,
after Il pm. Friday. July A. where
services VIII be held on Saturday.
ffHIy facois r, ~ cems,erg Is noon f'''
Evening star., 1958-07-04

july ), 1855, al Freedmens Hos.
Dital, ROBERT coNTEE, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Helen Contee nc
also leaves to mourn his passing
three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Bow
man, Mrs. Margaret Duckett and
Mrs Clara Thomas. one brother,
Francis Butler, and other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest
ing at the John r Rhlnes a Co
Funeral Home. 9O1 I'd st. s.W
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

VIM iHOHNo n. Oh TUESDAY,
July, J., 1858, at Washington Hos
pltal Center, THOMAS r Proc
" TOR, beloved husband Of Annie
Proctor and father OF Beatrice sum
ner Adele, Jerome. Veronica and
PHYLLIS Proctor. He also is sur
yived by his stepmother. Mamie
Proctor, and four brothers, Leo,
Teddy, Preston and Swami; Two
sisters, Alberta Proctor and Susana
Drayton. Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home, Waldorf Nd. on
Saturday, July 3; at $40 am
Mass at St Michaels Church Al
am. Interment St Peters Gene.
tefy Rosary on Friday, July 4