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Mrs. BIuyIock,
Former Teacher

Mrs. William P. Blaylock, a
former Washington school,
teacher, died Friday at the
George Washington University
Hospital.
Mrs. Blaylock taught at the
Deanwood, Smothers, and Male
elementary schools before her
retirement in 1857.
A native Of Washington, Mrs.
Blaylock attended the Stevens
Elementary School and was
graduated from Dunbar High
School and Miner Teachers
College.
The former Helen Lewis, Mrs
Blaylock was active in the Cir
Scouts and was affiliated with
st. Mary's Episcopal Church.
She leaves her husband and
son. William P. Blaylock, jr.,
both Of the home address, 4411
Dix street NE.
Funeral services will be held
at 2::30 pm. tomorrow in st
Mary'S Episcopal Church, with
burial in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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Barbara A. Hart,
1o47 Poster Girl
For Easter Seals

Barbara Ann Hart. 16. who
was the 1947 poster girl for the
local Easter Seal campaign,
died early Sunday at the Chest
nut Hill Hospital in Philadel-
phia, where she had been hos
pitalized with pneumonia.
Barbara had been an invalid
most of her life and had at
tended school at the District
Society for Crippled Children
and Adults and the special
school for handicapped children
sponsored by the United Cere-
bral Palsy Association in Silver
Spring.
She leaves her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney Hart of 1901
Bachelors drive. Silver Spring,
and a sister, Jean Mare vi
Falkland. Md.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Wednesday in the
s. H. Hines Co. funeral home
with burial to follow in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Maj. E. F. Nolan,
Served in 7 Wars

Mai. Edward F. Nolan, USA,
Ret, IS. a former administrator
with the Federal Civil Defense
Administration, died Friday in
Bethesda Naval Hospital after
a short illness.
A resident of the Washing
ton area for the last is years,
Maj. Nolan lived at 1888 South
Columbus street, Arlington.
Maj. Nolan was a veteran of
both World Wars. During World
War II, he was with the Provost
Marshal's Office. After the war,
he worked for the Civil Defense
Administration and, more re-
Gently, he was associated with
Shannon & Luchs. Realtors.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Rae
F. Nolan; a daughter, Mrs. John
r. Jennings of Fort Ord. Calf,
and two grandsons.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Chambers
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be in
Northwood Cemetery, Philadel-
phia.
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DR.. Durand. an honor grad
uate Of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Nd, served in the
Navy for seven years. and In
1888 resigned and took his doc
tors degree at Lafayette COL
lege.
Ten years later, after serving
as principal Of Cornell Uni
versity's Graduate School Of
Marine Engineering and Naval
Architecture. he published re-
suits Of his studies on Resist
ance and Propulsion Of Ships. :"
His research took the guess
work out Of designing ship pro-
pellers and won him worldwide
attention.
In 1904 DR.. Durand went to
Stanford University and be-
came head Of the Department
Of Mechanical Engineering. He
retired in 1924.
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overseas with the Rainbow
Division.
After the war. Mr.. Moran was
one Of the star sandlot players
In the big era OF that sport here.
playing with the gas company
nine and also with Holy Name,
the Shamrocks and the Ter
minal Shops teams.
He was q member OF the Holy
Name Society and the American
Legion.
Survivors are his widow. Mar
garet; two daughters, Mrs.
Catherine Burns Of Kensington
and Mrs. Margaret Schneider OF
Dallas. and q son Connie OF
Mclean. Va.
Funeral services win be held
at 9:t5 am. Wednesday in the
Collins Funeral Home. with a
mass in st. Aloysius Church at
1918 followed by burial In Arl-
ington Cemetery at li:l5.
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Helen Steward,
Pathology Editor

Mrs. Helen Knight Steward,
chief Of the editorial Office of
the Armed Forces Institute Of
Pathology, died Saturday in
Georgetown University Hospital
of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Mrs. Steward, who lived at
1901 Connecticut avenue NV,
was a native of Cincinnati and
lived in Washington for the
past IA years.
She attended Mount Hol-
yoke College, and graduated
from the University of Cincin-
natl. She received a master of
arts degree from Columbia Uni
versity. Before her marriage
to the late DR.. j. Alexander
Steward, she served on the edi-
torial staff of Mayo Clinic.
She leaves her daughter, Mrs.
Howard D. Wiley, of Algiers;
her mother, Mrs. Arthur
Knight, and a sister, Mrs. Eslie
Asbury, both of Cincinnati.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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Child Figure
In Adoption Case
Survives Crash

SALISBURY, Southern
Rhodesia. Aug. IL (AP)-cen-
trail African Always Corp. Of
ficials said last night a 9-year-
old girl given up for adoption
by an English noblewoman wa
among the survivors OF an air.
liner crash near Beneasi, Libya
The ofieials Identified the
little Girl as Anthea Lycett
daughter Of Lady Diana Miller
and her husband Robert Miller
who live In Southern Rhodesia
The child was adopted last
year by Mr.. and Mrs. Michae,
Lycett. Mrs. Lycett died In the
crash.
Lady Diana said at the time
Of the adoption she gave the
girl up because she mo Longer
held any love for the child.
In Britain. Anthea's rea
grandmother. the 63-year-olc
Countess OF Marlborough, broke
into tears. when she heard
Mrs. Lycett had been killed
she said:
II want 10 90 and claim the
child. 10 love her and brine
her up as my own. But my
hands are tied. You see ! have
no legal claim or right to In
terfere in any way. II / did,
II might make things worse
for everyone and / don't want
to reopen this bitterly painful
affair for the child's sake"
Lady Marlborough bitterly
opposed her daughters action
and cut her out Of her will.
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Gen. james B. Gowen, IS,
Was Veteran of Two Wars

Brig. Gen. James B. Gowen
USA tret0, IS, a veteran of the
Spanish-American War anc
World War /, died Saturday
He lived at 1706 North Troy
street, Arlington.
Graduated from West Point
in 1898. Gen. Gowen partici-
pated in the battles of Sar
Juan Hill and Santiago, Cuba
the same year.
From 1899 to 1902 he served
in the Philippine instruction
having fought in the Sar
Miguel Campaign, including
five skirmishes near the Maasir
river. During these campaigns
he personally reconnoitered the
entire length of the Cagayar
Valley from Apart to Baguio
and was decorated for gallan-
try in action.
Later, Gen. Gowen served two
tours of duty in Panama dur
ing construction of the canal.
On First General STAFF List
A graduate of the old schoo,
Of the line and the Genera,
Staff College at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, Gen. Gowen wa:
on the initial General staff list
published by the War Depart
| ment.
In World War I, he was chiei
of staff of the 38th Division ir
France and later served in the
training division of Gen. Perish.
ipg's General Headquarters al
Chaumont.
After World War I, he be-
came executive officer of the
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Oliver Baldwin,
Ex-Premier's Son

LONDON. Aug. II (AP).-
Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, SO,
Socialist son of a former Con-
servative Prime Minister, died
in a London hospital last night,
Oliver Baldwin inherited the
title from his father. Stanley
Baldwin, the first earl, in l947,
Stanley Baldwin was British
Prime Minister in the 1920s and
1930s. He was created an earl
in 1887.
His son sat as Labor member
of Parliament for several years
and was Governor of the Lee
ward Islands, 1948-50. He was
unmarried. His brother Arthur
81, is heir to the title.
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WiIIiom E. McveX II,
House Member, Dies

Representative William Z.
McVey. Republican OF Illinois,
who spent most OF his life as
educator before entering Con-
gress az So. died last night OF q
heart attack. He was n.
Mr.. Mcvey had served m
Congress for eight years. He
suffered the heart attack az his
Capitol Hill apartment and was
dead on arrival at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
Mr.. McVey's death leaves the
lineup In the House at 232
Democrats. 1877 Republicans
and 6 vacancies.
He represented the 9TH n
inois district, which Is part Of
the city Of Chicago and includes
outlying suburbs such as Chi
cago Heights and Harvey. Ill.
Member Of Phi Beta Kappa
Known as q self-made man.
Mr.. McVey was born on a mod
est Ohio farm. In 1916. he was
graduated at the head Of his
class with Phi Beta Kappa hon.
ors at Ohio University. He re-
ceived his masters degree at
the University Of Chicago in
1919.
His career In education be-
gan in the Philippines, where
he served with the Bureau of
Education. becoming division
superintendent for one Of the
larger provinces.
After q trip around the
world. Mr.. McVey became q
member OF the Ohio University
faculty and then superintend-
ent Of Thorton Township High
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Gen. CuvuIIi-MoIineIIi
Polar Explorer, SO

ALESSANDRIA. Italy, Aug.
IL (AP).-Gen. Achille Cavalli-
Molinelli. 93-year-old former
polar explorer, died at nearby
Sale di Tortona yesterday of
a heart attack.
In 1898 and 1899, as physi-
clan in the Italian navy, he
took part in Italian expedi-
tions to the Arctic led by the
Duke of Abruzzi.
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Edgar T. Rouzeou

NEW YORK, Aug. II (AP)
Edgar T. Rouzeau, SO. one
of the first Negro war CORE
spondents. died Saturday OF a
heart attack. He covered
World War II in 26 countries
for the Pittsburgh Courier and
later was the first Negro tc
serve as a full-time reporter on
the city staff Of the New York
Herald Tribune. He was born
in Jamaica. British West Indies
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Air TruveI Coins

MONTREAL. - World pas
senger travel by air in the first
quarter of this year was up al
per cent over the same period
last year. according to the In
ternational Air Transport AS
ISOLATION.
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AIine MichueIis

BEAUMONT. Tex, Aug. II
(AP).-Mrs. Aline Michaelis
who in 1885 became the nrsl
woman to be honored as poet
laureate of Texas. died yester-
day. She was former society ed
tor of the Beaumont Enterprise
She was born in st. Louis.
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DR.. H. Albert Holland

POINT PLEASANT, N. j.,
Aug. IL (AP).-Dr. H. Albert
Holland, ga. for many years
chief Of medicine at the Chest
nut Hill pa Hospital. died
lat Point Pleasant hospital Sat-
urday.
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William W. Reynolds

CLEVELAND. Aug. IL (AP)
William w. Reynolds. 70, an
assistant managing editor Of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. died
Saturday. He had been associ-
ated with the Plain Dealer since
1909. He was born in Akron,
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Their memory will not grow old.
CHILDREN. GRANDCHILDREN ANr
WEIGHT, LEWIS. In io7inG memoT,

WRIGHT. LEWIS. In loving memory
Of our dear brother, LEWIS
WRIGHT, who left us fifteen years
ago today, August IL, 1913
You babe no one q last farewell,
You said Good -bye" to none,
The Heavenly Gates Just opened wide
The loving Voice said Come"
With which wen never part,
For God has taken you in His keep
But We will have you in our hearts
Rest in Peace, dear brother,
Until We meet up there
Sister CATHERINE WRIGHT, and
Brother ALPHONzO WRIGHT.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LTNCOLN-4 sites, in the Car
den Of our Lord GY. 4-3962,
IT, LINCOLN site lots. Block 10,
choice Purchased 1871. Reas
FE 7-1073 after pm. or Apt. 95A,
$500 wisconsin ave. NV.
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DoLzANI. CLAUDIA A. suddenly
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass. Ave NE Ii S-520o
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denly. Ao On satur d AUGUST .. 1883 SS.
EDNA f B1SPus Sf HOFFMAN, an beloved loved
wife OF Mr. Harry L. Hoffman, sis
ter-in-lav Of Leona Bumpus Of Pine
Bluff. Ark. cousin Of Alice Rautem-
krauS Of Detroit, Mich; Flora VEN
sh;sld, o. FiE fi,, rotesI' "a apS Ear
may call at the Hysong Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV, after IL
noon Monday, August IL. Notice Of
funeral later. IL
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coPPAGE, LAWRENCE A. On satur,

day Ausust .. 1855, al Leland Me-
coPPAoE q is44 Emerson St. ne,
beloved husband Of Iona Coppage'
father OF Mrs. Geraldine Deese,
brother Of William L. Coppege, Mrs
and Mrs Thelma Bran: all Of Viz
ginia. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, until $3.50 am,
wednesday. August 10, Services
will be held at the Avondale Baptist
Church at ll.30 am. wednesday,
August 10. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery IL
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CUNNINGHAM, SARAH Eta. ,sut

denly, on Saturday, August 9. 1858.
at her late residence az BroTn
Chapel Va SARAH ETA Gun.
the late Howard Lester Cunning
ham: mother OF the late Vennie Mae
jenkins and Vernon F. Bradford.
She is also survived bv ten grand
children, twenty-four great-erand-
children and thirteen great great
grandchildren Friends may call at
the Money n King Funeral Home,
III Maple ave West. Vienna, Va.
Services will be held, Tuesday, Au-
gust IL. at 2 pm. (DST.l, ct Brown s
Chapel Methodist Church. lnterment
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MURRAY. RICHARD X. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear husband,
RICHARD K. MURRAY, father OF
Edwin and Elizabeth, who passed
away ten years ago today, August IL.
194S.
Only God knows how we miss you,
SO many days I think of you and
The nice things you used to do,
SO many days | wish for you.
Because 1 am lonely and miss you
LOVE, WIFE. SON EDWIN AND
DAUGHTER ELIZABETH.
WASHINGTON. In loving memory OF
our parents, grandparents and rela-
ton BENJAMIN q WASHINGTON,
our father, who passed away Febru-
airy 10, 1888 and our mother.
MARION = on August IL, 1947:
EDWARD TOLLIVER on November
16, 1880 and ELEANOR BOXLEY.
August IS, 1915
Precious ones from US have gone.
Voices we loved are still:
Places are vacant in our home.
Which never can be filled.
They had a smile for everyone.
A heart as good as gold.
And to those who knew and loved
them
Their memory will not grow old.
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oy Saturday. n4 21sust o. 1883. at Prince
GEORGES General Hospital. ROBERT
L. BOYKIN beloved husband Of
Dorothy p Bovkin; father Of Robert.
jr. and Richard Boykin. He is also
survived BY a brother, William =.
DeVol Funeral Home, 1924 Wiscon-
sin ave NV on Tuesday, August IL,
1858, at 9 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery
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COOki KICaAK 15I 81 E 4 h RTTEeH.
Of Anna Cook. father Of Mrs james
Gallagher, Miss Lucy Cook and Rus
sell Cook, brother Of Mrs. Florenee
Raley. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
be held on Tuesday, August IL at
1880 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. IL
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In MFntnrtaiit

CARTER. ELLA Y. AND JOSEPH. In
loving memory Of my mother, ELLA
p. CARTER, who passed away
twenty years ago today, August IL.
1898 and my father, JOSEPH
CARTER, who passed away twelve
years ago April 81, 1915.
Until memory fades and life departs,
They will live forever in my heart
LOVING DAUGHTER, EDITH o.
CARTER.
LEONARD, JACK N. In loving memory
Of my devoted husband, JACK N
LEONARD, who passed away ten
years ago today, August IL. l94S.
do not forget you. nor do intend.
think Of you often, and will to the
Gone and forgotten by some you
But dear to my memory you ever will
HIS LOVING WIFE. MARTHA.
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CHURCH. BERTHA. On Sunday, Al

gust 10. 1888, % Dlstrlct General
Hospital MRS BERTHA CHURCH
sister Of Mrs. Rachel contee and
aunt of Mrs, Mary Johnson, Mrs.
Bernice Ward. Mrs. Thelma Little,
George, Raymond, Joseph and Car
roll Ware. She also is survived by
other relatives and many iriends
ments by the William Spangler Fu-
neral Home. 524 Sth st. ne.
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BUCHANAN, FLORENCE N. on sat-

urday, August 0, 1868, FLoRENcE
Mahlon and Martha Britt Buchanan
cousin of Mrs. Edward A. Dacey
Friends may call after Q = N. Mon
day at Gawler's Chapel, 1850
Pennsylvania ave NV. tcourtesy
parking opposite) after 10 noon
Sunday. where prayers will be said
at 900 m on Tuesday, August 10
thence to st Matthews Cathedral
Rhode Island and Connecticut ayes
NV, where mass will be offered
at 10 am. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. IL
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aOWEN. BRIG. oEN. JANIS b. Usl

(retired). on Saturday, August Y
BRIG. GEN. JAMES B. GoWEN, ysA
1retired), beloved husband Of Helens
Burlinson Gowen, beloved father O
Mrs. Dorothy @. Boatner, Miss helens
d. Gowen, Mrs Mildred @. kockwen
Mrs. Elizabeth O. Prather. MIS-; MAI.
jorie G.. Sanders and Mrs. kAtW nistSSI
crime Goyen Of Brooklyn, N; X
He also is survived by fourteen
grandchildren and three g iess.
Erand- children. Private requlen
mass will be offered at Fort Myeei
Chapel on Tuesday, AUGUST y,
Private interment Arlington Nss.on rs
Cemetery with full military nonors
Please omit flowers.
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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DODsoN, JAMES EDWARD. suddenly.

DODHOENf
on Saturday. August 9, 1888, at
DODSON Of r p d No .. Lorton
Va. son Of Mary Ellen Dodson and
the late James oliver Dodson. hus-
band OF Annie Denty Dodson, step
father Of Mrs Fave Frye. Mrs Mary
Mckenzie, brother Of william O..
Clarke z, and Stanley 4 Dodson,
Mrs MYRTLE Mckenzie, Mrs, Irene
finder. Mrs Agnes Dove and Mrs.
Mildred beavers. Funeral services
win be held on Tuesday August IL.
at Q pm. at Pohick Church, Lorton.
Va Interment Pohick Cemetery
Friends may call at the Everly
Funeral Home, Ella West Maine st.
Fairfax, Va. IL
DoLzANI. CLAUDIA A. suddenly, on
Thursday, August z, 1853, CLAUDIA
DOLzANI, beloved mother Of Raoul
DolSani, daughter OF Carlo D. and
Antonio Dolzani, sister OF Aldo Dol
Eani and friend Of Ross and Anette
McFadyen. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home Slo H st.
ne, from pm to Q pm. Monday.
August IL. Services At Nativity
Catholic Church on Tuesday, August
10. at q am. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers,
family requests contributions be
made to The Evenins star Camp
Fund.
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cHILDs, ELwOOD. on Sunday. Al

gust 10, 1858, ELWooD cHILDs.
beloved husband Of Ruth L. childs.
father OF Dorothy Newman, Peggy
Margelos, Patricia ziencik, son Of
Mary Childs and brother Of Ann
Owens and Mamie Buscher and
Irving Childs. Friends NAV call a!
Home, l31 18th st. Sc, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
August 13. at IL am. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. IL
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HALE. IRA GRANVILLE. on sunda

Au9ust 10, 1858. at his RESIDENCE
42iS South a5th ST., Arhnston, va
IRA GRANVILLE HALE; bslo ,Ssa
husband Of Chloe Hale IAN, ana vans
Miss Nora Hale and Mrs. Garol,y,n
EoI6rook. ali o. Arlinston. Va re
also is survived by two sranaeIn MI.
dren. Friends may call ~ the ives
Funeral Home, oSA7 Wilson owo n
Arlington. Va" from pm E Hn,r
services and interment castlewood'
Va
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PEYT Ut, CLAYTON sYJ On sgns sx- Az,

Eust 10, 1858, CLAYTON PEYToN
SrOtSs Sls Of I'M Mn. annie n~ ws Ss.0's e
Philadelphia. Pa: Mrs. Viola McAdoo
and Harry and Charley Peyton. Also
surviving are Q devoted friend, Mrs.
Gretchen Parker, two aunts, three
sisters-in-lav. two brothers-in-law,
his nieces and nephews, other reia-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Me-
CURE. Inc. I3
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noEGER. ELMER B. X, Of 1923 west
lawn ar, Pals Church, Va, on Fri
day, August 8, 1888, husband Of
Julia Z, Boeger, father Of Mrs. Doris
Lemon and Rev. 2. B. Kyle Boeser;
Services at st. Patrick's Episcopal
Church. Brush dr., Broyhill Park.
Fails Church. Va, on Tuesday, Au-
rust 10, at $50 m. Interment Ar
fngton National Cemetery. Family
requests that in lieu OF expressions
Of sympathy. contributions be made
70 Memorial Building Fund Of st.
Patrick's Church. Services by Cham
beTs.
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BuRKHART. MARTHA Y. On Sunday.

August 10, 1858, MARTHA Z.
A. Burkhart Of Washington. d. c.;
Kenneth p. Burkhart Of Reno, New,
and Mrs. Lois c. Ordner Of Pitts
burgh. Pa: sister Of William Good
luck Of Connelsville, Pa. Services and
interment Brownsville, Pa,
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GEORGE. Omcers and men,
eers Of Columbia Lodge No
S5, LIP .OE. Of W, are re-
quested 10 assemble at the
Elks Home. 3O1 Rhode Is
land ave. NV, on Monday.
August II, ct 7:30 pm. for
the purpose Of CONDUCTING q
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, FRANK r. Oficers and mem
a bers Of Potomac Post. No.
lOS5, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, will attend the serV-
ices for our late Comrade
FRANK R. HEISE, at the
Deal Funeral Home. 4s12
. GeorEia ave. NV. at 8
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'L zus1Ss :. lss asf q dsorgs wsshlas.
ton Hospital HELEN 4 BLAYLocK,
devoted wife Of william blavloek
and beloved mother ot Wi Nsraor ~
and Ellen NeWsome Also surviv,,
Ing are four sisters-in-law and
three brothers-in-law After pm;
Monday, August II, friends may call
az her late residence, 44l1 DIE 81.
rust - Al $50 pm. from ST. Mery's
Church, 73O Esd st. NV. the Rev.
Bianachi oficiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. tCasket
will not be opened in church, Ar
rangementS By Rollins. IL
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BEIsE, FRANK r. The ofhcers and
X # members Of the East Gate
ASLN Chapter, No 81 o. E. s.,
XmM are hereby notified OF the
%AWAfeN death Of Past Patron
wa5 FRANK R. HEISE Flu
" neral services on Wednes-
day, August l3. 1858, at l
pms from the Deal Funeral Home
4SlS Georgia ave NV.
LOLA W BEACH, W. NJ.
MARIE r. CADEN. Secy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

OoE I.s.t TO- cI gsE S 8 SP G. sS SOE
MAN OF 1872 A st, Sc. beloved
husband Of Mrs. virgie Coleman.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Barnes a Matthews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

oEoR9aE q PAY sSnE0G Of s IH5 T 'n &. nav
Eiks services at 8 pm. Monday
August II, at the Frazier Funera
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV
Funeral services on Tuesday. Au
gust IL, at / pm At the Noun
Pleasant Baptist Church ID ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

HUDLIh' ILL hED NJ COI. UShF ~
Ess on ss EohiEy Su q iS H. R dsSs
wood ave, Chevy Chase. Nd, be-
loved husband OF Grace A Hohley;
father Of Mrs Dorothy H. Frisbie
OF Bethesda. Md. and Mrs. Grscella
H. Smith OF Central CITY, Colo. I;
las Gates cain Also rSryived Nv
two grandsons. Friends are invited
TO call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md, where services
will be held on Wednesday, August
IL. at 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery In lieu OF flowers.
contributions may be made to the
American Cancer Society, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-11

~ Az AssS,E \. ,IIIssss.. ESSTDERISk
6eloved husband 81 Lena N Enss
and father OF Marie Rngel and
az the Robert a Mattingiy FUNERAL
I H9Ts isi an I'm b,s as ' ru, .Ss5.
AuEust i2. at III am Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery II