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Mario Briceno,
Wrote % Books

CARACAS, Venezuela, June
"A P.-Mario Briceno Irragory,
81, author and political figure,
died at his home here yester-
cay. He had suffered from a
lung ailment.
Mr.. Briceno was president
of congress 1894 during the
presidency of Isaias Medina.
When Dictator Marcos Perez
Jimenez took over in 1852 he
exiled Mr.. Briceno. who spent
recent years in Spain, France
and the United States. He re-
turned TO Venezuela after the
revolution last January.
The 26 books he wrote dealt
chiefly with political and
economic affairs.
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Democrat of Florida, in the
committee report to the Sen
ate on next years Commerce
budget.
Senator Stennis, Democrat
Of Mississippi, asked 1t. Gen.
E. r. Quesada, special assistant
to President Eisenhower, to
investigate personally means
of diverting military craft.
Gen. Quesada, chairman of
the Always Modernization
Board, agreed to report his
findings within 10 days to the
Stennis Military Construction
Subcommittee.
Congestion Cited
The House Appropriations
Committee already has de-
manded flights shifts.
Continued flying activities at
Boiling Air Force Base and the
Anacostia Naval Air Station
create the congestion around
National Airport, Senate budget
makers maintained.
These air operations are due
to be moved as soon as adequate
facilities can be built at An
drews Air Force Base. But the
move can't be made until 1860
at the earliest, and probably
not until 1868, witnesses have
told lawmakers.
Il cannot help but feel that
this is not early enough, +"
Senator Stennis said yesterday.
In a speech delivered on the
Senate floor, the Senator called
the total $685. 900 aircraft oper-
atoms annually in the WASH
ington area Enthusiastically
high"
10000 Civilian
Of these, only 100000 are
civilian, he added. His records
show 1857 total of $50, 900
flights from National, $4,000 at
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the home address, 1922 North
Garfield street. Arlington. His
father, John Slosser, and six
brothers and sisters and step
brother live in Bridgeport.
A rosary service will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
Ives funeral home in Arlington.
Services will be in Bridgeport
on Tuesday.
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interspersed quotations from
the Rabbinic sages with fire.
quent references to parallels in
the English classics.
His students referred to him
as IAN oxford accent with q
beard"
Besides his son here. Rabbi
Gerstenfeld is survived by his
widow and three other children.
Burial will be private.
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
aefVieaa hy ChambefI
I'm MRntnrtant

CozzENs. CHARLES R. In loyins
c CHARLES r. cozzENs, who de-
parted this life seven years age
today, June z, 1851.
Your memory is all we have now
Since God called you to rest,
And those who think Of you today
pE ATs sh0's ss S2 OT AND 'f sRo Sff
Err, ALMA B. LUCAS, SADIE g
WHITE AND FRANK A. coz
HALL, ELLAsTINE BLAKEY. In ever.
lasting memory Of my loving daugh-
T Tf5 Ell asleep in H Jesus eigbteen
years ago today, June Z, 1910.
Here we have sorrow each one his
No tears sim in Heaven, no night there
My heart Is sometimes heavy,
But He comes with sweet relief
When j drOOp with blightins
DEVOTED MOTHER, LILLIAN
TYSON, ADoLPHUS W. In tender
and loving pe pH2Tg q my gyys aeSI
who departed this life one year
ago today. June Z, 1867,
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still.
His death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
God gave me strength to bear 1t,
The courage to meet the blow,
But, oh, how much miss him,
The world will never know.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord
And let perpetual light shine upon
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. ANNA H
JONES, ADELAIDE DENNIS. In mem
CRY of our devoted mother, AIDE
LAIDE DENNIS JONES, who de-
parted this life two years age
today, June 2. 1855.
Two years ago deaths icy hand
was laid upon your heart,
And bitter tears have flowed for you
Since death tore US apart.
All your love and tender care,
Your companionshtp so rare,
remember now today,
Although you are far away.
There could never be another
As wonderful as you, dear, wonder
full Mother.
LOVING DAUGHTERS, BESSIE
LANGYHER, STAFF sERGT, VIII.
49, LIAM H. In honored and
- son and brother, STAFF
I~ IANdYHER' Killed in &C.
tion June Z, 1914, with the 29th
Division in Normandy fourteen
years ago today. Reburied in Ar
lington National Cemetery on De-
cember II, l94T.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But in His wisdom, God has planned
Beyond our power TO see.
Just when life was sweetest,
And he could have lived his best
God opened the gates Of Heaven
And he entered the land OF rest
Sadly missed
MOTHER AND SISTER.
SHEPHERD. HORACE z. In lovine
remembrance Of my dear husband
HORACE z. SHEPHERD. who de-
parted this life four years $50 to-
day, June Z, 1854.
His life is q beautiful memory,
His absence my silent grief.
He is sleeping now in Gods beau
ttfui garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace
Ny heart stiIl aches with sadness
Ny eyes still MI with tears;
Only God knows how much
miss him
At the end Of four long years
DEyOIED WIFE, MAMIE SHIP.
HERD.
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Quincy Renominoted
As Member of CAB
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower yester-
day nominated Chan Quincy
for a new six-year term as a
member of the Civil Aero
nautics Board.
Mr.. Quincy, whose home Is
at Yankton, S. OAK, is a for
mer United States Senator. A
Republican, he was first APP
pointed to the board by Presi-
dent Truman in 1851. :.
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AnurtItnu

COHEN, JENNIE 4. There will be On
unveiling Of a memorial 70 JENNIE
and Macy, on Sunday. June s, 1855,
A.A,s edmDs,.s q the c. wsshlnston
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Air Space Requests
UrgeMiIitoryDiv

TWO fresh Congressional requests to clear military
planes out of Washington air landed Federal admin
istrators desks today.
The Senate Appropriations Committee reminded "repon-
be officials in the Commerce and Defense Departments that
the problem long standing.
ut is action that is desired" Holland
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Darn nj Chunks

THoMAs, GRACE MATTHEWS. We
wish to extend our thanks and ap-
preciatlon 10. all our friends for
2 their thoughtfulness during the time
Of our sorrow. THE FAMILY.
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Dratha

"S J. fs5s. h EMA W %Ak fSSso y s sas
M Isn Mamie iiW i. 0S ysushn. "S SoSn 2
M Srysadchd4en s sSiS'ins az
ssiid other one relatives anG many
friends ,, After y neon Sunday ~ ssi
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
ben CELEBRATED eli nS ssaG 81 Aas s S
Catholic Church, 18th St, between
eay and June st' o. n"i n e am M %Sn
olivet Cemetery. 8
wENzEL, EMIL P. On Thursday,
June ., le5s. at the Arlington
Hospital, EMIL P. wENzEL Of s67
North LSnstelI LsE st. M ellington; Va
IT., Of West Hyattsviiie, Md. -Four
grandchildren also survive. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home. 1901 North Fairfax Or. Ar
June B. ' Services dcsi al Il St. MstthsTs
Lutheran Church, 527 Kentucky
ave. Sc, Washington. D. e., at 2
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
s5S may IN s ss made nj 0T te the
wENzEL. EMIL P To an members s1s,,
% T.: |' I! 9 !: !!
Members may call az tne
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
T e hoon Nj Mond Arnns JUNE .. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery,
ADOLPH HELLWIG, Secretary.
CHARLES B. McCLOSkY,
Business Agent. 8
WILSON, GILBERT BRADLEY. on
p paSs aCsp,t 1pne fiiB issT BRA6EEY
wilson Of 1870 Champlain st
NV, son Of MRS. Ethel Pate Wilson
and the late CLARENCE ohS g; wiMIsS SH.
senburg Of New York City, =; Il z;
Frederick A. Smith, David Jefferson
and Mrs. Leo Connors. Also sur
viving are other. relatives and many
friends. After pm Monday: Jun:
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870
9th st. NV where services Will pt
held on Tuesday, June 10, at Il
am. 1nterment Lincoln MemosSia
Cemetery.
WILSON, JAMES HENRY. on Friday
June g, 1925. at Prince George
of 1913 5Sth ave, Fairmont Heights
Nd, devoted husband Of Mrs. Emmt
p. Wilson. He also is survived
BY a stepdaughter, Mrs. Pearl Gray
a sister, Mrs. Anna Parker;
brother, Howard Brown, and othei
relatives and many friends. Aftel
/ pm. Sunday, June 8, friends ma!
cali at his late residence. Funera
services on Monday, June 8, at
pm, at the Grace Methodist
Church, IT'S 59th ave, Fairmoni
Heights. Md, the Rev. Edward 8
Williams officiating. Intermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangement;
by the Robert @. Mason Funera
Home.
woLLEY, ROOSEVELT. On Thurs.
day, June 8, 1865. at Freedmen,l
Hospital, ROOSEVELT WOLLEY
devoted husband of Dorothy VOL
ley. He also leaves to mourn theil
loss three children, a father anc
mother, three brothers, one sistel
and a host OF other relatives ant
friends. After 5 pm. Monday, Junt
9. friends may call at the Boyt
Funeral Home, 1888 goth st. NV
Funeral on Tuesday, June TO-. at
pm. from the above funeral home
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
j. William Lees Sons Co
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81. and Mass Ave NE Ii S-b20l
CEMETERY LOTS

OENAE EN- Luz >
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GENIE,
TERY-Family plot, Section C.: fol
sale at cost. $500 Ii. 4-64i7.
WILL SACRIFICE IL LOTS, Fort Lin.
coin Cemetery Phone Pc. 2-642l
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Fall,
Church, Va. sites; leaving town
CHI. S-79l5.
3 LOTS, National Memorial Park: te
help settle estate: sacrifice price
and terms, NE. S-2SSS.
3 BORDER LOTS in washington Ma.
tional Cemetery, will sell reason.
able. Call "a. 2-393l
FORT LINCOLN-Saerifce mauso.
leum. 4 burial rights; can be seer
BY Appointment. Hu. 3-9533.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Lots
and 2 IN Wayside Shrine, $3.50
CAL AP. 7-l232.
fOR SALE In Fort lincoln Cemetery
sites l-e-3-4-5-6. lot 1872, bloch
IL: choice location. DENNY j
KNOTT, P. o. B, 423, Potiateh
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-
4-plaee cemetery lot, liberal dis,
count from res, price. il, 2-esle
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FINLEY, CHARLES t. OF 1851

fdlewood I'd. Silver Spring, Nd,
dred Z. Finley. father Of Patricia
Ann and Thomas L. Finley, son of
John Finley and brother of Mrs
Earl Clodfelter and Frank Finley.
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 3072 NJ st. NV on Mon
day. June ., at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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FETCH, JOHN. On Wednesday, June
4, 1858, at the District General
Hospital, JOHN FETCH. He is sur
Vived by one son, two sisters, six
brothers, nieces, nephews, other
relatives and friends, After l pm.
Sunday, June s, friends may call
at the johnson & jenkins Funeral
where services will be held on
Monday, June q, at 10 am. In
tefment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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LEE, MAUDE ROUNDS. On Thurs
County Hospital, MAUDE ROUNDS
LEE, beloved wife Of Richard E.
Lee, mother of Pearl L. Lee, de-
voted daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rounds, brother Of John, Samuel
ing are one aunt, Miss Frances
Newman; nieces. nephews, four sis
relatives and friends. After 5 pm
Saturday, June z, friends may call
Rockville Nd. where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Sunday, June
8. at 2 pm. Interment Sandy
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ROBERT. OF 1912 Mertford
St, Kensington, Nd. ROBERT
HINES, beloved husband Of Mrs
Rosa Mae Hines. father Of Robert
and Rudolph Hines. He also ii
survived by two sisters, one brother
five stepdaughters and a host 81
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Monday. June Q, friends
may call at the SnoWden Funeraj
Home, Rockville. Nd, Funeral serv.
pm, at the First Baptist Church
kensington, Nd. the Rev. Murphy
ofhctattng. tInterment Arlington
National Cemetery q
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STEELE, JOHN tJACKl MARTIN, ]

On Thursday, June ), 1865, JOHN
MARTIN STEELE. Jr., of Seabrook,
Steele and father Of Lauren Steele.
He also is survived by his parents,
J. Martin md Gladys F. Steele. Mr..
Steele rests at Gasch's Funeral
Home, .739 Baltimore ave-. Hyatts-
Lincoln Mausoleum on Monday,
June Q, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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JOHNSON, FANNIE. On THURSDAY,
GENE GENERAL a SSs a. FANNIE FIlPSf c JOHNS
SON Of 161 Church I'd, Collington,
Nd, beloved mother of Mrs Marion
Queen. Mrs. Irene johnson, Mrs.
Clara Brown, George T., Charles
E, and William A. johnson; sister
OF Mrs Ida Snowden and Clarence
johnson. She also is survived by
eleven grandchildren, eleven great
grandchildren. other relatives and
may sS Be- viewed at the ga above resi-
dence after IL am. Sunday, June
8 Mass will be offered on Mon
day, June Q, at st. Matthews Cath
Ollie Church, Collington, Nd, at
10 am Interment church ceme-
terry. Services by Stewart. s
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June isSs, AGNES c. BROOKS
Of 634 Princeton pl. NV, loyin1
wife OF william Brooks and sister
OF Miss Margaret CLARK, James ano
four devoted grandchildren, Miss
Nellie q. Waters, Mrs. Agnes
SWales, Miss Loretta Clark ano
Harry Brady; seven great-Erana1-
dren, a devoted friend, Mrs. Emma
L, Jones, and other relatives ano
many friends After! After 1870 ~ ,rJ PEN
to cali at the. Mcclure Funera
Home, 1920 9th st, n.wr Wnert
services will be held on Monday
June o, at / pm, the Rev. James
b, Foy oficiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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ANNIE SRs E. iS aSYpES S u W%inF Rs
Del. formerly Of Wash!ngton. b. C.,
beloved wife Of the late Rev. Moses
Hayden, mother Of Mrs. Grace Read,
Mrs. Florence Butts, Mrs. Alice
She also is survived by sixteen
grandchildren and four sreat-grand-
children. Friends are invited TO
call at the Bethesda Chevy erase
Funeral Home of Robert A, Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Md Services on
Monday. June o, at the Roberts
Memorial Free Methodist Church,
4th and Van Buren, SITS NV, at
1920 am. Interment Bethel
Cemetery, Alexandria. Va.
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ST June 3, 4s S5s' EHMNDEw On s ETsffi
% sara b. Steele, father Of Mrs. E.
s. Parson, IT,, Of South Boston,
Of MRS, A. NJ. Steele Of Washing
ton, D. c.; brother of John A
Steele Of Orlando, Fla. Services
at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 29oI 14th Ct. NV. on
Ing fscilities). lnterment Memphis,
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HARRIS, LEVI On Wednesday, June
4, 1883, In Chantilly, Va, LEVI
HARRIS, husband of Ida Harris,
father Of Albert and Lennie j.
Harris. Three grandchildren. four
Rreat-srandchildre and many other
relatives and friends also survive,
Mr.. Harris will rest at his late
residence on Route 622. Chantiliy,
Va, after pm. Saturday, June Z.
Funeral services and interment at
pm, Sunday, June s. at the
McMorris officiating Arrangements
BY the Chinn Funeral Service. s.
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1rafha

OR A n 55V. I ,Sosts 81 bl,S 9Th :, =
s ss%Slu orr q f as%I.t. OF Mree , MrAs
Mrs Patrick Hicks, Mrs. Alfred
Kelly. J B, Orr OF winston Salem
n c.: Andrew j., IT,, and Jamei
Harvey Orr. Lloyd Z. and William
3. Randall services At Chambers
on Monday, June o, al pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. s
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FRENCH. lean BRENT. On Friday,

June 8, 1868, at her residence, 1900
s s1A A skFST ST RRE Assandr Wife Va 81
the late David Milton French
daughter of the late Samuel Cor
don and Rebecca Tabb Brent, moth
er OF David Milton French, jr.,
Of Wyandott, Mich, and sister OF
Col. George W. Brent of lake
Monday. June ., at 1870 pms
at the Christ Episcopal Church
Alexandria. Va. Interment st
Paurs Cemetery, Friends may cal
Ct the Wheatley Funeral Home
until time Of services. 8
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JENKINS, FHEDkkICk, 81. Departed
this life on Thursday, June 3,
1858, at Mount Alto Hospital, Mr.
FREDERICK JENKINS, ST., Of 1926
Ayers pl. Sc, devoted son Of Mrs
vived by three sons, Marcus, Will
liam W. and Frederick jenkins, jr..
one daughter, Miss Clementine "
jenkins: a grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Wilson: one sister, Mrs. Mary Lou
Deane, and q host of other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed on Sunday, June 8,
after l pm. at the Hall Bros
Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave
NV. Funeral services on Monday,
Prayer, 5066 Bass pl. Sc, Elder
Abe Hart ofnciating. Interment
Ar1fnOtnn National sCamAfarv
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d.y: June : 1888; e MI h sd T TsSI;
COSTER. beloved wife Of Leonard
M Coster, sister Of Lawson A. Mar
tin, grandmother Of Mark. Douglas
and Steven Coster. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
at and Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
Ices will be held on Monday, June
q, at II am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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GRAY. HATTIE LOUISE. On satur.
day, June z. 1858, at her residence
500 East Capitol St. MISS HAT.
TIE LOUISE GRAY. beloved sister
of Miss Rhoda Gray. Friends maS
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4tt
ct. and Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, JUNE
10, at 1 pm Please omit flowers
Interment private. 9
GRAHAM, THOMAS CoRwN. Or
andria Hospital. THOMAS coRWiN
GRAHAM, in his 77th wear, hus,
father Of Jane Graham Ralph anc
Bertha Graham Suter: brother o.
Bertha Graham McCullough. HI
also is survived BY two grandsons
John Thomas and Boyd Graham
Ralph. Funeral services on Mon.
day, June q. at 4:30 pm, at thu
Wheatley Funeral Home, 500 XinG
st, Alexandria, Va Intermeni
Eairview Cemetery, Burgettstown,
Pa. on Tuesday. June 10. al
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IEEERIEs. TREDA; IN - On n , SATURDAY Z

beloved sister of Florence Jeffries
Miss Jeffries rests at the Bernard
Danzansky q Sons Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV. Notice Of fu-
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OF these, only 100000 are
civilian, he added. His records
show 1857 total of $780, 900
flights from National, $4,000 at
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HuSsBERGER, ROSIE GODFREY. On

Thursday, June 5, 1855, at the
Eauauier Hospital, Warrenton, Va,
ROSIE GODFREY HUNsBERGER Of
Miss Pauline Hunsberger Of Mid
land, Va; Mrs. Laura Boteler Of
Mclean, Va; Mrs. Della Mae Reut-
ter of Clayton, N. j.: Mrs. Louis
Beale of Arlington, Va: James G.
OF Midland. Va; Theodore of Manas-
sas, Va, and Conrad Hunsberger
Of Midland, Va. sister Of Mrs. Mae
Davidson Of Washington. D. c.,
and Mrs. Eva McMullen Of Clifton
Station. Va. Friends may call at
the Sudduth Moser Funeral Home.
Warrenton. Va. until IL noon
CEST),, Sunday, June 8: thence to
the Midland Methodist Church,
where services will be held at 2
pm, tEST. 1nterment Midland
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DIGGs, ELLSWORTH F. On satuI-
day, June T., 1865, ELLSWORTH r.
Beloved husband OF Mrs. Susie L.
Digs. He also is survived by other
relatives and friends. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS oy
Jarvis
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So Jnns q ia5s, HARRY BERNSTEIN
.S sXSisS A and Miss Ruth J; Born
stein, both OF Kenstneton, Mo.; Mrs;
Clarence e. Pusatch, ,Abram ano
William Bernstein, all OF p Sn,l
Bornstein, both OF Lynn. Mass. nc
also is survived by one brother,
Abram shektel Of Roxbury, MASS:
eirhteen grandchildren and nfteen
agfeat-grandchtldren. Services ~ Y
Home, 4217 9th st. NV on MOI.
day, June 8. at 10 am. Intermen'
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HAINES, CHARLES r. ON Thursday
CHARLES T. HAINEs Of 4426 Hsw,
Of the late Grace si BriSht Haines
father OF Mrs Evelyn Keller and c
Gordon Haines. Friends may cal
at the s.. II. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. (parkinI
facintiesD Graveside services Glen.
at IL am
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cA dsT. Jun. N > IDS. at Proyidsnss
q a0SS SSiS Fisher SiriS dr.. .Te@PIs Hills.
Nd, beloved wife Of William @
Campbell and mother OF Mrs; Ber-
beil and Lloyd W. Campbell. Friends
may cali at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. where services will be held
fnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. s
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COLBERT, IRENE. on Sunday. June
/, 1858, at her residence, 322 var
mum st. NV. IRENE COLBERT, be-
loved mother of John A. COLBERT
Mary L Little. Mrs. Grace v. Set
ties, Mrs. sylvia B. Perkins, Mrs
Jean r. Moore, Mrs. Rita. A. Alfonso
Miss Dorothy Colbert and Miss Alice
Colbert, She also is survived by one
sister Mrs. Magdeline MCCOY, other
relatives and many friends. After
IL noon sunday, June 8, frlendi
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV
REQUIEM mass yih pc offered at ~
day. June o, at 10 am. Inter
mert Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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husband Of Dorothy Cohen, devoted
father Of Mrs. Evelyn Roth. ne
also is survived BY three brothers
and three sisters. lsador Cohen'
All of Cleveland, ohio: Mrs. Esther
Cohen and Mrs. Celia volner, both
Of Washington. D. c., and one
Rrandchild Services at the c; u
9th st. NV, on Sunday, June
5, at IL am, Interment Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. In mourning
81 1901 Everest DR.. Sc, Hillcres'
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HARRIS, EDDIE BERKLEY. o.
Thursday, June 8, 1865, 1t Airing
H2RRi hp' q 44o1 North w sshasi
blvd. Arlington, We. husband 0
Nellie v. Harris, father Of Mr.,
Edna H Robertson, Mrs. Adelaid
a.. oF star an ssr aeip9 ha ass ans art "
grandfather Of r. Michael and I
Keith Robertson, Edward r, an
William Clyde Harris, and c. Elain
and Sheila <; Gray Al Of Airing
Green OF Herndon, Va, and Mri
Annie B Crowley Of King George
Va, Friends may call at the Rob
ert ] Murphy Funeral Home, 352
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va. (park
ing in rearl, where services will b
held at 2 pm. (DST) Monday, Jun
. Interment National Memoirs
Park, Falls Church, Va. Arrange
ments by the Green Funeral Home
HRrnd0n Va
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day. june 5, i95s. at Casually
Hospital. ANTONIO TALIAFFERRo'
stepfather of Mrs Frances Guice
and Leonard Rabbit, grandfather
Of William Guice, jr. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass, ave. ne. Until am
offered at st. Dom.nic's Catholic
Church, 9th and = SITS s.w., at
$3.50 am. Interment Mount olivet
CemeterY
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s aiSEi SHns q 4is ss3 2stS &. Noun!
Rainier, Nd, beloved husband q
fsther of Mrs. Sally Jane Myer
Of Prince georges County. Nd =
and Mrs. Lillian Y sturgis Of Nor
folk Va. He also is survived oy
seven grandchildren. Mr.; Rrenne.I
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th St
NV Notice Of funeral later.
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Dratha

pOEHM, FRANCIS CLARK. on Fri-
day, June 8, 1893, At her residence,
sS SS Tsas'Tc E nzi s SoEH Enss lSysG
wife Of Arthur ]. Boehm, mother
Of Kenneth Duckson, John y. Ar
thtr j.. ir, and william J. Boehm;
daughter OF Emma l. Osbourni sis
ter OF Ruth cawood and. d., Ray
Viyed by four grandchildren. Flu.
neral from the Taltavull Funeral
:. Home, 1908 14th 81. NV, on Mon
DAY, June 3, at $3.50 am. Requiem
mass 81 st. Miehaefs Church, silver
Spring, Nd, at 10 am. Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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BROOKS, AGNES. on "wednesday;
June 4. 1858, AGNES BROOks
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS oy
Mcclure, Inc.