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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-14
Vussur Teacher
To Wed Abroad

CAMBRIDGE, England, June
IA (P.-Dr. Mary Ann Nevins,
assistant professor Of English
literature at New York's VasSar
College, win be married here
Monday to DR.. Leon Radzino-
wicz, director of the department
of criminal science of Cam
bridge University.
DR.. Nevins. 33, is the daughter
of United States Army Gen.
Arthur S. Nevins. He is super
intendent of President Eisen-
hower's farm in Gettysburg, Pa.
The brides mother is here for
the wedding but Gen. Nevins
was unable to come.
DR.. Nevins. on leave from
Vassar, has been in England
since September doing research
for a book on the life and works
of John Milton. the poet.
The 5l-year-old bridegroom
was born in Poland. He came
to Britain in 1888 and is now a
British subject. Recognized as
an authority on scientific and
legal aspects of criminology, he
was later named to the royal
commission on capital punish
ment and later was head of the
social defense section of the
United Nations in New York.
His first marriage was dis
solved in 1855.
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Mrs. Francis x. Craven,
Duuqhter of D. c. Doctor

and parents, Mrs. Craven is
survived by four children,
Michael, Mary, Joan and Julie.
all of the home address; and
a brother, Thomas F. McLister,
of l0008 Edwards street, Beth
eSda.
The Ladies Sodality of st.
John the Baptist De La Sale
will recite the rosary at 1880
pm. tomorrow at the w, K.
Huntemann g. Son. funeral
home, 5732 Georgia avenue
NV. A requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Monday at
the church, 5706 Sargent road,
Chillum, Md. Burial will be IN
the Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
The family suggests that
contributions to the D. c. Can
Ger Fund be substituted for
flowers.
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F. D. Marshall,
Bootyord Owner

Frank D Marshall, So, who
ran a boat-yard in Deale, Md,
for many years, died last night
at Sibley Hospital.
Mr.. Marshall was a charter
member of the Annapolis Lions
Club, a charter member of the
South Anne Arundel Lions
Club and a member Of the
county recreation department
and Of the Deale Volunteer
Fire Department. He was ac-
tive in Democratic politics in
the county and once ran for
county commissioner.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Maurine Marshall; his
mother, Mrs. Rosa Marshall, q
daughter. Suzanne, all of
Deale; a sister, Mrs. Dora
Sherbert Of Annapolis: and i've
brothers. Raymond, Cecil and
Preston, all Of Deale; Marion Of
Annapolis and Howard OF
Washington.
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PuDers' Strike
Talks Stalled

PHILADELPHIA, June ID
(P.-No further meetings have
been scheduled in the 15-day-
old strike of truck drivers
which has curtailed circulation
of the Philadelphia Bulletin
and Inquirer and the Camden
IN. j. Courier-Post, Federal
Mediator Paul Wager said yes
terday.
Mr.. Wager made the an
nouncement after a session
with representatives of Team.
steps Local 62S and the two
Philadelphia papers. He said
he would have no comment as
to whether progress was being
made.
Mr.. Wager also met with rep
resentatives OF the Inquirer anc
the American Newspaper Guild
whose members went on strike
at the morning paper June
upon expiration Of their con
tract.
He said no further meetingi
have been scheduled in thC
guild dispute.
All three papers have con.
tinued publication, the Inquirer
and Bulletin without advertis-
ing. Sales are over the counter
at the plants.
Main issue in the trucl
drivers dispute is a picket lint
clause. Both the drivers ant
the guild are seeking wage in
creases and fringe benefits.
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Edwin Rochester Dies;
Ron Tours From Here

Edwin r. Rochester. 90, who
operated the E. R.. Rochester
Tours in Washington for more
than 80 years. died today at his
home. sos Gilmoure drive, Sill
yer Spring, Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Rochester planned trips
for thousands of Washington-
ians to the national parks of
the West and Canada. His tours
also included excursions to Eu-
rope, Mexico and the West
Indies.
Mr.. Rochester organized his
service in 1915 when trips into
Yellowstone National Park still
we're made in stage coaches.
Leading many Of the tours him
self, he was in the park when
the first automobile ventured
into it.
Born in Iowa, Mr.. Rochester
spent his childhood in Cedar
Rapids where he was graduated
from high school and business
college. He came to Washing
ton in 1897 to take a position
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in the Government where he
worked until 1915.
Shortly after moving to
Washington. Mr.. Rochester
Joined the Hamline, Methodist
Church and remained a mem
Der of it until his death.
For many years he was ac-
tive in youth work conducted
by the Baltimore Conference
of the Methodist Church. He
organized and led group OF
youth to an Epworth League
Conference in Seattle in 1915
and it was from this trip that
his "39 Day Tours Of the West"
grew.
In 1927, Mr.. Rochester mar
ried Mrs. Edna Clafiin who
subsequently worked with him
as a hostess on the tours. He
retired during World War II.
He is survived by his widow
of the home address; a stepson,
Robert Claflin. Of Miami, Fla,
and a stepdaughter, Mrs. Bryce
p. Holcombe, Of 11105 Coles
vile road. Silver Spring.
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Catholic Women
To Welcome New
Council for Area

The final organizational
meeting of the Archdiocesan
Council of Catholic Women at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Catholic
University is expected to be
the largest gathering of Cath
Ole women ever assembled in
the Washington area.
Mrs. Robert H. Mahoney of
Hartford, Conn, president of
the National Council of Cath
ole Women, will welcome the
newly formed council. 1t is the
l04th to affiliate with the ma
tional organization, which
embraces 1880 organizations
with a membership of some 9
million women.
The sister Of Bishop Philip
M. Hannah, Mrs. Mahoney is
a graduate Of Georgetown Visi-
tation Convent and Trinity
College, and took her doctorate
at Catholic University. She is
active in local, State and ma
tional social service as well as
educational work.
The organizational meeting
Of women from nearby Mary
land and the District is under
the auspices Of the Most Rev.
Patrick A. OBoyle, Archbishop
Of Washington.
The Very Rev. Msgr. George
L. Gingras is moderator Of the
w a shnigton Archdiocesan
Council.
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EXHIBIT TO MARK
ARMY BIRTHDAY
AT SMITHSONIAN

If Lewis and Clark hadn't
had the compass that's
now at the Smithsonian
Institution. tn ey might
have discovered the French
Quarter in New Orleans
instead of q route to the
Pacific Ocean.
The history making
compass is on display at
the museums new Hall Of
Military History in the
Arts and Industries Build
ing, which will open to-
orrow to m ark the
Army's 1880 birthday.
Other rare items include
one Of Gen. Clusters buck
skin coats. the boots u s.
Grant wore at Appomat-
tox. George Washington's
battle sword and Little
Phil" Sheridan's war horse.
The horse isn't stuffed
very professionally, Cura-
tor Edgar M. Howell ex-
planned today. because
back in 1878 when they
mounted him, the hide was
green and so was the art Of
taxidermy."
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Butistu Aide
Badly Hurt
ByGunmen

HAVANA. June IA [R.-Sen-
ator Santiago Rey PernaS, q
close associate of President
Fulgencio Batista. was seriously
wounded yesterday in a CUR
attack.
Police said three youths fired
on Senator Rey as he entered
his physicians Office, hitting
him on the right side of the
face.
AS Interior Minister until
recently, he had been Presi-
dent Batista's official Spokes-
man and had been aggressive
against the Presidents enemies
Police sought his assailant,
in the Vedado section of Ha-
vana, where the attack oc.
CURED.
Reports from Santiago, ir
Oriente Province, where Rebe
Leader Fidel Castro is hiding
with a group of followers. sale
a soldier and four civilians
were killed in a gun battle
Three other soldiers wert
wounded.
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Mrs. Clark, 81,
Wife of Former
D. C. Attorney

Mrs. Bessie McKeldin Clark.
So. wife of Morris r. Clark, for
mer Washington attorney, died
v yesterday in Tequisquiapan,
Mexico. Of a heart attack.
The Clarks moved to Tequis-
quiapan last year after Mr.,
Clark retired.
Born in Atlanta, Ga, Mrs.
Clark lived most of her life in
Washington. She was active in
charity work and for many
years was treasurer Of the
Children's convalescent Home
here.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by a son, How
ard McKeIdin Tucker. of Tue
kahoe, N. Y; her mother. Mrs.
John George Simmons. Of Mi
ami Beach. Fla; a brother.
James r. McKeldin, of Pitts
burgh: and a sister, Mrs. Cur
tbs S. Charter, of South La
gunia, Calf.
Funeral services are sched-
uled Tuesday in Atlanta.
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New Bus Run
Included in
LineChonges

A new bus run between Avon
dale and Lewisdale begins to-
morrow, the D. c. Transit
System has announced.
Extensions of five existing
routes so into effect tomorrow
and Monday.
The new bus, E-6, will run
every day via Michigan avenue.
Queens Chapel road, Ager road,
Twenty-third avenue, Fordhan
street and Chapman road.
The extensions are as follows:
The Connecticut avenue
Maryland route, L-6, will go to
Garrett Park via Saltwater and
Flanders avenues. Service will
be extended on weekdays and
Saturdays until 9:15 pm. in
stead of tbs pm. Additional
bus runs to Garrett Park will
leave Chevy Chase circle at 8:I5
pm. and 9:15 pm. The changes
are effective Monday.
| Two buses in the Livingston
area-the Anacostia-C Congress
Fights line (Route A-8) and
the South Capitol street week.
day express (A-9) will be ex-
tended to Sixth and Chesa-
peake streets Sc. The AS bus
change is effective tomorrow
the A-9 express, Monday.
Beginning tomorrow, the Po-
tomac Park bus route R-4 will
operate along K, Fifteenth and
! streets providing service d.
rect from the park to the Vet
Grams Administration.
Routes J-2 and M-2 will be
combined, providing direct
service between Takoma Park
and Friendship Heights, effec-
tive tomorrow. This extends the
Kennedy street line to Wis.,
consin and Western avenues.
over the present Military road
bus line, and eliminates trans
ferring.
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Negro Pupil
Pleas Rise
In Arlington

The number Of Negro stu
dents seeking admission to
white schools continued to rise
yesterday in Arlington and
Charlottesville.
Arlington received three more
applications from Negroes seek
ing to enroll at the all-White
Stratford Junior High School.
The new applications bring
to 23 the total number Of Negro
students who have applied in
recent weeks for transfer to
white Arlington schools next
fall. In addition, seven Negroes
who applied for transfer next
year have been ordered into
the schools of their choice next
fall.
The Arlington School Board
office gave a breakdown yester-
day on the number of Negro
applicants and the schools to
which they have applied. Start
ford has received IL; Gunston
Elementary, 4; Wakefield
Junior Senior High. 4: WASH
ington-Lee High, 2, and JEFF
ferson, 2.
In Charlottesville, the school
board Office reported a total Of
80 Negro children had applied
to enter white schools next fall.
Charlottesville Supt. Fendall
r. Ellis said the applications
will be considered by the school
board next month. Eleven Of
the Charlottesville applications
are for admission to Lane High
School, IS to Venable Elemen-
tary School and six to Nc
Guffey Elementary School.
Negroes also have applied for
transfer to white schools in
Norfolk.
All three Jurisdictions are
under Federal Court orders to
begin desegregation next fall.
Virginia law, however, provides
for the automatic closing of a
school wheresintegration takes
place and the withholding of
State school funds from a local
ity that attempts to reopen
schools with mixed classes.
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Mrs, Alice Patricia Craven,
%, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
w. r. McLister, of 721 Sher-
idan street NV. died Thursday
of cancer at the National Insti-
tutes of Health. Her home was
at 821 Oglethorpe street NE.
Mrs. Craven was the wife of
Francis x. Craven. an employe
of the District Title Insurance
Co.
Born in washington, she at
tended the Nativity School and
the Academy Of the Holy Name.
She was a member of st. John
the Baptist De La Sale Catholic
Church.
In addition to her husband
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Householder Held
On Second Churqe

A window washer, free on a
conditional release after serv-
ing time for HOUSEKEEPING,
yesterday was ordered held un-
der $1,000 bond on a new
HOUSEKEEPING charge.
The accused is Morris X.
johnson, 20, Of the 800 block
of @ street NV. Taken before
United States Commissioner
James r. Splain on a charge
of entering the office Of law
yer at 1913 K street NV. with
intent to steal, johnson waived
the right to g preliminary hear
ing. Commissioner Splain Or
dered johnson held for grand
jury action and set bond at
$1,000.
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z Short Roudwoys
Closed for Repairs

The access road from Ana
costa drive TO the northbound
lane Of Sousa Bridge has been
closed because Of damage by
trucks carrying dirt for the
Anacostia Park I'LL project.
Also closed Is the road con-
Meeting northbound Pennsyl-
vania avenue (Sousa Bridge)
traffic to westbound Anacostia.
The roadways will reopen in
several weeks, according to Ma
tional Capital Parks.
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Joseph B. Brennan,
EIectronics Pioneer

CLEVELAND, June IA up
Joseph Barry Brennan, Sc
electronics pioneer who began
"a career rs an inventor as 9
disciple Of Thomas A. Edison
died yesterday.
He held some 40 patents in
electronics and metallurgy, ant
one of his most important in
ventions was the fabricated
plate condenser for the small
radio. He worked under Mr.
Edison four years beginning
in 1917.
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Walker, of Germantown: five
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Another sister. Mrs. Cora Lee
Humphrey, of 7701 Georgia
avenue, died Thursday.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 pm. Monday at the
Warner E. Humphrey funeral
home, 8434 Georgia avenue. Sill
yer Spring. Burial will be in
Parklawn Cemetery.
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Dratha

YOST, HOWARD B. On Friday. June
MR. HOWARD B, YosT Of 7l5 9th
st ne, beloved son Of the late
John c. and Emma Cox Yost and
brother of Miss Hattie v; Yost,
Friends NAV call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass ave ne,
where services will be held on Mon
day, June 10. at ESQ pm Inter-
ment private. l5
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOR SALE In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
iii!e' choice Gi;s' location lot BENNY 0eF
KNOTT p o B 42S Potlateh.
KING DAVID MEMORIAL GARDEN
lots orig $500; sac, $3.50: $3.50
down, $40 mo. LA 6-95T0
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Two
sites. near the clock; sacrifice sale
Call LII. 4-4S20.
LOTS IN CEDAR HILL CEMETERY,
containing 6 EraveSites: price, $500
IA. 2-S770, Mr.. FARMER.
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Golden Cote

SAN FRANCISCO-The Col
den Gate Bridge here is about
8,949 feet in length; 1000 feet
between towers; and it rises an
average Of 746 feet above the
waters of the bay and outlet to
the Pacific.
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Darn uf Chunks

BERRY, GOLDIE; The family Of the
press their thanks and deep gratI-
tude to the many friends, neighbors
and relatives for their kind express
sions OF sympathy, cards, flowers
and services during their deer
sorrow. THE FAMILY.
MILDRED 2, The fam.
liz OF the late MILDRED =. Mae
DONALD wishes TO express their
thanks and appreciation TO their
many relatives and friends for their
flowers, cards, cars and other ex-
pFessiOns Of sympathy during the
loss Of their loved one. as
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PEARSON, ARCHIE BERNARD. Ir
loving memory of my dear husband
ARCHIE BERNARD PEARSON, who
passed away four years ago today
June "a, 1854.
Every day miss MIN more,
As ! go through life alone:
He was my souls companion,
A life Joined With my own
LOVING WIFE. NETTIE D. PEAR
SON.
PIsCHKE, ALFRED p. In lovinu
memory Of ms. husband, ALFREr
r PISCHKE. who passed away ons
year ago. June IA, 1857.
cannot say and I will not saS
That he is dead, he is Just away
With CHEEKY smile and . wave o.
He has -SsndeTsd into an unknown
And left Us dreaming how very fan
Its needs must be since he fingered
And you. Oh. you. who the Wildss
For the old:tims step and the sIat
Think Of him faring on as deal
In the love Of there as in the low
Of here
Think Of him stin as a saint, I say
Your DEVOTED WIFE. ANNA.
YOUNG, HATTIE. Enshrined in m,
beloved mother. HATTIE YOUNG
whom I loved so dearly and lest foi
9 little while two years aeo today
June IA, 1855.
Until memory fades and life de
She viii live forever in my heart
LONELY DAUGHTER ALGKEErT A
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DEATHS
I'M Mrmnrtant
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

AL daT fs GheGDt CLAUDE + p'n %EEhE4 &
who passed away thirteen years
ago today, June IA. 1915.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is stilled;
A vacant place is In our hearts
pA tRsf hsEsI III THEG e AND DOR
OTHY.
memory Of our dear husband and
father. WILLIAM F. BARNES, who
passed away one year ago today
June IA. 1857.
No one knows Just how much hs
has been missed or how much We
WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
DADE, LOUISE. In loving memory Of
our beloved mother, LOUISE DADE
who passed away four years age
today, June IA, 1854.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass BY
LOUISE, ALICE, BETTY.
HARROD, LORENZO. In loving mem.
HARROD who passed away foul
years ago, June IA, 1854
You had a smile for everyone,
A heart as pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved you
Your memory will never grow old
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, OLGA HAR-
ROD.
OTTO, WILLIAM. In loving memory
Of my dear father, WILLIAM OTTO
who passed away thirty-one year,
ago today June IA, 1927
We cannot tell who next must fal
Beneath Thy Christening rod;
One must be frst, so let US all
Prepare TO meet our God.
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cAMPBELL, MARY KATHLEEN. q

Friday, June I3. 1858, MARY
Southwick St, Bethesda, Md. be-
loved daughter OF Harold p. and
judy. Lee Campbell, granddaughter
and Catherine and the late Patrick
Campbell; sister Of Rebecca Dee
and Harold F. Campbell, ir. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
srt A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
St. Jane Frances de Chantal Cath
ole Church, Old GEORGETOWN I'd d,
where requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. is
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BURROWS, FRANK L. On Thursday

June ~, 1858, at his residence, 4550
Connecticut ave. NV. FRANK L.
Essnop F s Sslposd husband Tisnd. Of
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave. me-,
where services viii be held on Sat-
urday, June IA, at z pm. Inter-
ment private in Arlington National
Cemetery, IA
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BR0NsTEIN. SAMUEL. On Thursday,

June IL, 1865, Samuel BR ron
z STEIN. beloved husband Of Dora
Bronstein, devoted father Of Mrs.
Sylvia Hodgklns of Silver Spring,
Nd: David Bronstein Of Langley
< Of Forestville, Nd. He also is SUR
yived by one sister, Mrs Mile
Yenezky Of Washington, d. c., and
tve grandchildren, Services at the
e. D. Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home,
4217 9th st. NV, on Monday, June
10, at IL am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. I6
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cAMPBELL. REV. MAMIE BELL. or

Thursday. June IL, 1858, REV.
MAMIE B. CAMPBELL, wife Of
Elwood Campbell, daughter Of Mrs.
Frances Jackson and sister of Mrs.
Emma j. Smith, Mrs. Roberta Cur
tbs and George jackson. She also
Is survived by other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed
after noon Sunday, June is at
the Barnes y Matthews Funeral
Home, 1919 14th st. NV. Oath
st. at Spring rd.), until $50 am.
Monday, June IS: thence to lie In
state at the First Baptist Church,
New Hampshire ave. and Randolph
st. NV. until time of funeral at /
pm, the Rev. r, L, Tucker Of
Rotating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemeterv
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June ii, 1855, at Providence Hos
pital. CARROLL w. HERBERT of
band Of Rebs E. Herbert, fatfies Of
Robert E. and Albert P. Herbert.
Ethel Puglisi, brother Of Richard
and Gwyn Herbert. Mrs. Lola Hayes
and Mrs. Lula Lucas, He also Is
survived by four GRANDCHILDREN.
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne. where prayers
will be said on Monday, June 10. At
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
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BRIDGES, FRANK

day. June II. 1858, FRANK L.
Allison, Mamie McCrse, Clara Seals
and Carl Maston, A host OF other
Friends may can after 10 noon
Funeral Home, 1908 Walter ST.
sc. Funeral services on Monday,
funeral home. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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PRICE, ERNEST. On Friday, june
tNr 5aPs Arlington y aS uo HSsD NAL
band of Kate Esther Price and
father of T/Sergt. Ernest Price,
ir. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2647 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. Notice Of funeral
arrangements later.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

]. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
''A St and 4" Ave NJ $500
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June IL. 1858, at the District Cen
s fas YA q I5s lsthA lanes " ALTON ~ \
survived BY four children, Dolores,
Anthony. Francis and Sherrie
Brady sister, Mrs. Elizabeth M
Reynolds; q brother. John M. Brady:
an aunt, three uncles, a slster-in-
in-law, Raymond vi. Reynolds, and
other relatives and many friends
After 8 pm. Monday. June 10,
friends may call az the Robert q.
Mason Funeral Home, $500 Nichols
ave. SIC, Recitation of the rosary
at 3 pm. REQUIEM mass at 8
I'm. Tuesday, June II, at Our Lady
Of Perpetual Help Church, 1900
Morris I'd. Sc. 1nterment Mount
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POLAND, THOMAS nj on Prlda

june is. 1875. at his On RESIDENCE SiddsTss
Colonial Beach. Va. THOMAS M
POLAND. formerly Of Washington
D. C.. the beloved husband OF Rosa
B. Poland. father Of Thomas W
bf Gand O sn Mr.. 'A Hsen Havei ro Mrs
Efiie Green and Mrs. Mary Thomp-
son. He also Is survived BY three
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren, Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
Services viii be held on Monday
June 10. Of l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery ID
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sTLBERGER. SARA scHREIER.

Thursday. June IS, 1858, at the
SARA scHREiEEiRH sTLBEsRdER
mother of Mrs. Miriam s. Good
man of Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Thelma C.. Shellenberg Of Clos
ter. N J. She also is survived
of Silver Spring, Nd; Mrs Edith
Crone of Wheeling, W. Va, and foul
grandchildren. Funeral services al
the Ewell & Williamson Funera
Home, Norfolk, Va. on Sunday
june 10, at 1880 am Buria
at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Is