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Earnings

Meredith Publishing Co. in
year ended June 80 earned 49,
850,307 or $2.97 a share VS.
$4,664.417 or $3.50 in 1857.
H g. B American Machine in
year ended July 81 earned ST.
800, 040 or IS cents a share VS.
81 .468,683 or 70 cents in 1857
Amer. Bosch Arma Corp. In
6 months ended June 80 earned
81, 634,955 or IS cents a share
VS.. $2,965,52l or $1.56 in 1851
period.
HewIett-Packard Co. in 8
months ended July 81 earned
1851 900 or So cents a share
VS.. 81 800. 900 or so cents in 1857
period.
L. S. Starrett Co. in year
ended June 80 earned $9O2, 5O3
or $3.50 a share VS.. $1,5O7,77l
or 5000 in 1857.
General Acceptance in
months ended June 80 earned
$695,656 or 40 cents a share VS.
81, l28,873 or IA cents in 1851
period.
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COMMODITIES

NEW YORK, Aug. % CAP) The
Associated Press index OF 35 impor-
tant commodities declined this week
for the second week in succession.
At 1909 the index compared with
1907 a week ago and lSO.60 in the
similar 1887 week
Grains and cotton reached q 1888
low while livestock and textiles also
declined. Industrials and food rose.
Nonferrous metals were enchanted.
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Rates Of dividends in the foreg0inR
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declare
uon. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included a Also
extra or extras. b Annual rate plus stock
dividend. d Declared or paid IN 1851 plus
Stock dividend. Declared or paid 50 far
this year; PAYABLE in stock during 1857,
estimated cash value on ex-divloend or
redistribution date. 6 Pad last year.
b Declared or paid after stock dividend
or splitup. Declared or pad this year,
an accumulative issue with dividends in
arrears Paid this year. dividend
omitted, deferred or no action taken al
last dividend meeting. DECLARED or
paid IN 1888 plus stock dividend. tPay-
able N stock during 1858, estimated cash
value On ex-diyidend OF ex-diStribatiOn
date. yHquidating dividend I'D Called.
X Ex dividend. KIDS En- distribution.
xr ~ nghts. XIV Without warrants
Wv With warrants. wd When distributes.
VI When Issued nd Next day delivery.
Kin BANKRUPTCY or receivership tF being
eorGani1ed under the Bankrupt - Act,
securities assumed BY such companies.
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}. l. Peuse, 81,
Bank Teller

James L. Pease, So. an en-
ploye of the American Secu-
rity and Trust Co. for many
years. died Sunday at the Vet
Grams Hospital in Martinsburg.
w. Va.
Mr.. Pease was a teller for
the firm for 80 years.
Born 4 Hartford. Conn, he
attended old Central High
School here
He was a veteran Of Army
service in World War /.
Mr.. Pease is survived by q
nephew, Harry @. Watson, jr..
of Herald Harbor. Md.
Services will be held at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Deal
funeral home, 1912 Georgia
avenue. N. w. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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In Mrnuriant

JOHNSON, ELLA. In loving memory
81 our dear wife and mother, ELLA
JOHNSON, who departed this ma
5EentggsJtSwo years ago today, MAY
You are always remembered
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBA IND
FRENCH JOHNSON, AND CHI.
DREN, ALPHoNzo AND OLIVIA. :
our mother, PEARL B. MANNING
who passed to the Great Beyond
ei eEysn years ago today, May ~,
your memory is q keepsake
With which we never will mart
Tnough God has you in His keepinE,
I'VE stlll have you in our hearts
iN NfNl LEWIS AND JOSEPH MAN
PETERS. EDMONIA. In loving mann.
ory OF EDMON1A PETERS, who de-
Nav ryeo sniI io Iile one year ago today,
Inc world or v. may change from year
But never will the one we loved
FROM memory pass away,
prpP1 me FAMILY.
rif6k' CHARLES 5. A tribute of love
SHARLEs IssmG PiPER r. T NY e lsthsTJI
INTO eternal rest seventeen yeaTS
ago today. May ~, 1871
Always NAYS remembered with loving
DEvoTED DAUGHTER, MARIE.
POPE, STEVEN. In memorv NJ ans
ST 1rg peloYed husband and father.
one yeaT 70 who passed away
,,oVisngly cite this little memoriam
Twas inst a go. - -,
Dad closed his eyes "a, rest
a valiant man, alwavs rbaertuI
and gay:
He passed life's final test.
Nov that he is zone, we miss him 30.
His love we can't replace ~
But we, his wife and children know
someday wen meet face to face
Masses for the happy repose of mis-
Immortal oul will be said today AZ
o.. hntnonys Assumption, st, Ber-
nards, st. Camillus, ST. Catherine
La3oure's and st. Gabrieis.
MARGARET POPE twIFE, JOSEPH
BE PnIES;v THOMAS AND FRANCIS
ROY. JAMES L. In loving memorv NJ
our father, JAMES L ROY.
Not dead 10 US who loved him.
Not lost. but gone before:
He lives with us in memory
END will forevermore.
HARRY AND WILMA.
SECRET. BEN A tribute of love
ana DEVOTION TO the memory OF our
dear husband and father. BEN
SEGRETI who passed away two
years ago, May %, 1856.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal:
Death leaves heartaches nothing
can heal;
Some have forgotten, now that you
have gone,
But We shall remember, no matter
how long
YOUR LOVING WIFE. TERESA.
AND DAUGHTER. DOLORES.
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0scarEvensOn,
Engineer

Oscar Calvin Evenson. "a. an
engineer with the camoufiage
branch Of the Engineering Re-
search and Development Labo-
ratory at Fort Belvoir. Va. died
yesterday In Alexandra Hos
pital OF injuries suffered last
Wednesday. He was struck by
a car while standing by an air.
plane at Beacon Field. His
home was at II spect court,
Alexandria.
A captain and pilot In the
Civil Air Patrol. Mr.. Evenson
had been prominent In private
aviation circles since moving 10
the area In 1851. He was flight
director Of the Fort Belvoir Fly
ing Club and a member Of the
Washington Air Derby Associa-
ton and the Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association.
Born In Minnesota. Mr.. Ev-
enson was an honor student at
the University Of Minnesota
where he received a masters de-
gree In engineering. He was
elected 10 both Tau Beta ri
and Chi Epsilon. honorary en-
cheering fraternities.
During World War II. he
served overseas as an officer In
the Army Corps Of Engineers.
He had been employed ct Fort
Belvoir since 1851.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Helen A. Evenson. and
son, Mark Calvin. Of the home
address; his father. Oscar M.
Evenson. Of Hibbing, Mimi:
two brothers and two sisters.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 1880 pm. Thursday
in the Wheatley funeral home.
800 King street. Alexandria.
Burial, with military honors.
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Hierarchy Here Saddened

The Catholic hierarchy in
Washington was deeply sad
dened by the death of Cardinal
Stritch. In a statement to the
Catholic World Apostolic Dele
gate Amleto Giovanni Cicog-
mani called the cardinal;
death IAN inestimable loss fol
both the United States and the
Church.
Even as a simple priest, then
as a bishop and a cardinal, he
was outstanding for his broad
vision, his deep feeling for
human solidarity and his all
embracing Christian charity"
the statement said. His name
will ever remain in benedic-
ton"
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DEATHS
Iu Mrnturtant
Announcements Of

ANDERSON: T/sERGT. THOMPSON
q ute Of love and respect to to
IA2 THOMPSON LEW kNDER-
tDN SON, whose radiant life
passed into eternity thirteen years
ago today, May 81. 194b.
There is JOY In my heart for knowing
you dear Thompson;
Gladness that We are SO near,
Gratitude to God for the love we
And Tor keeping you now in his
care.
SISTER JANET ANDERso N
FLETCHER.
BROWN, MARY G. In loving remem.
brance Of our. dear mother, MARY
SsO SE tSSSy Ma aS ss q 1853 n's years
When q mother breathes ner last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell:
The world seems quite another place
without the smile OF mothers face
LOVING CHILDREN.
CARBERRH, KATHERINE Z. In sad
mother. KATHERINE rim & cARBERRY.
who departed his life one wear ago
today, May ~. 1857.
Every day my heart goes wandering
To grave not far away,
Where they laid my dear mother,
Just one wear ago today.
miss YOU now, my heart is sore
As time goes by l miss you more;
Your loving smile. your gentle face:
No one can NIL your vacant place.
Anniversary mass St. AIoysius
Church.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER.
AIRY c. FULLER.
CARRINGTON, sALLIE ANN. In sacred
SALLIE ANN DARLINGTON, who
went to sleep fourteen years ag0
today, Nav ~, lo44.
Mother, although you have gone
beyond our reach. you are always
our hearts.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ALIENk
3, EWELL AND EVELYN C.
COOK. CHARLES w. In memory of
CHARLES w. COOK. who passed
away two years ago today.
Gone but not forgotten.
A DEVOTED FRIEND, EJoIsE
WILLIAMS.
COOK, CHARLES W. In loving mem
DRY OF my brother, CHARLES W
COOK. who passed away two years
ago May ~, 1856.
A day or night doesn't pass
YOUR SISTER, FAY NELSON.
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Retained Simple Manner


Samuel Cardinal Stritch was
a prince Of the Church who re-
tanned the manner of a simple
parish priest.
The son Of an Irish immi-
grant who died when the
Cardinal was 8 years old. Sam
uel Stritch rose in church coun-
ellis through extraordinary
mental and spiritual gifts
which were displayed from his
boyhood. Enormously popular
in Chicago, he, was respected
for his administrative energy
and revered for his good works
THE Cardinal of Charity.
as he was called. once told his
flock. "As long as two pennies
are ours, one Of them belongs
to the poor"
His concern for the suffering
and the needy extended beyond
the diocese in Chicago. which
was the largest in the United
States. In 1916 he became
chairman Of the Bishops Wal
Emergency and Relief Com.
mittee, which sent tons of food
and clothing to war victims.
He established the Catholic
Youth Organization and from
its establishment, he was active
in the work of the Nationa
Catholic Welfare Conference
becoming Board Chairman In
1916.
The slight. silver-haired Car.
dinal took a lively, liberal in
terest in world affairs. In 1898
he dashed out at the Nazis for
"savagery and barbarism." He
lent his voice and influence to
bolstering the United Nations
in its early day.
I'VE have broken with our
past tradition Of isolation. and
we have done so rightly" he
declared. I'VE are the most
powerful nation. but by that
very fact we have much to give
the world and an obligation to
do So"
He fought steadily against
racial discrimination.
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dicticn some 30 million Cath
olics, mostly Africans and
Asians, and about $4,000 mis-
sionary priests. nearly 10000
lay brothers and more than
$4,000 missionary nuns Of the
five continents.
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President Eisenhower ex-
pressed deep regret today at
the death of Cardinal Stritch.
The President issued the fol-
lowing statement:
II know that all Americans
will join with Mrs. Eisenhower
and me in expressing deep re-
greet at the passing of Samuel
Cardinal Stritch, the first
American prelate to be trusted
with the care of the foreign
missions of his church.
His spiritual leadership con-
tributed much to the common
good in America and will be
greatly missed"
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Cardinal Stritch Dies.
Mass Set Thursday

ROME. May az R.-The
body OF Samuel Cardinal
stritch lay in state today at the
Pontifical College where Ameri-
cans study for the priesthood.
The 70-year-old Archbishop
Of Chicago died early today al
Rome's Sanatrix clinic. He had
been confined there with circu-
latory ailments since he ar
rived In Rome April rs 10 as
sumo the high post given him
by Pope Plus XII.
The cardinals body will re-
main at the North American
Pontifical College until tomor-
row night. Then II will be
taken TO Rome's st. Ignatius
Church. A funeral mass will
be celebrated there Thursday
and the body will be flown
home TO Chicago for burial.
The funeral mass will be cell
ebrated by Bishop Martin John
o'Connor Of Scranton, Pa, the
rector Of the Pontifical Col
lege.
All cardinals in Rome will
pass before the body and each
give his absolution. The last
TO do so will be Eugene Cardinal
Tisserant. French-born dean OF
the College of Cardinals who
will give absolution in the name
Of the Pope.
Named 10 Curia
The cardinal died before he
had a chance TO take up his
duties as pro-prefect of the
Vatican's Congregation for
Propagation Of the Faith. He
was the only native American
ever named. to the Vatican
curia. the church's highest ad-
ministrative body.
The prelate was stricken first
with a blood clot in his right
arm while enroute to Italy to
take UP his Vatican post.
Three days later the arm was
amputated to eliminate danger
Of gangrene.
Eight days ago. while appar-
emily recovering rapidly, he
suffered a severe stroke. He
had lost ground steadily since
then.
His last act before death was
to kiss a small crucifix he kept
with him throughout the past
week of crisis.
At the end the Cardinals
bedside was surrounded by close
associates and relatives includ-
ing two nephews, the Rev.
Morris Stritch of Memphis,
Tenn. and Robert Emmett
Stritch of Chicago.
Pope Notified
Pope Plus was one of the
first notified of the Cardinals
death. He gave his approval
for funeral and burial plans in
accordance with canon law.
Cardinal Stritch had asked
that his body be returned to
Chicago.
The Cardinals death brought
to Is the vacancies in the Col
lege of Cardinals. The full
complement is 10.
Cardinal Stritch was born
August 81. 1887, in Nashville,
Tenn. After studies in Gin
cipnati and Rome, he was or
dained a priest at %. A spe-
cial dispensation was needed
since priests usually are not
ordained until the age of "a.
When only "a he became
Bishop of Toledo, Ohio. the
Youngest member of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy in the
United States. In 1880 he was
named Archbishop of Milwau-
kee. and 10 years later became
Archbishop of Chicago. the
largest Roman Catholic diocese
In the world, with some 2 mil
lion communicates.
In December, l945, he was
elevated to the College of Car
dinals. His Vatican post would
have placed under his juris-
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KI.IN0ENFELD. JOHN u, tcooGl.
.essssi ss5yiss, S,,orr eT' c Mssr
. tery, on Wednesday, May rs, 1888,
~ pm, We would be honored
@ have Al friends Of our COCO
CARL AND RUTH LEAR.
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nALEY. IosEPH 4 on Tuesdnr. Ml
BAsCH. LEoNoRE DELLA. {

Monday, May 20, 1867, at her resi-.
denee, LEoNoRE (DELLAl BAScH
OF 354S Appleton st. NV, beloved
wife Of the late Benno Baseh, auni
Del. Mrs. Aileen Campbell anC
MAJ James A. Schubert both o.
Arlington, Va, and Mrs. Leonors
vincelette OF washington, D. c
Services at the s, II. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th st, NV.
Sparkins fSciiitiesI. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery. 2S
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With Regard to O
Gard OF Thanks

Ven often . cord Of thanks n
TIE stoi mseh . need whieh cen
herdh Be- solved " sny bths' GOV
Not oab . 4 sroeious expression
o. sfetifuds 10 those vhe hove seq,
flonul tributes bet also eousseousl,
acknowledge the services sns
kiadnsssss Of the mony 10 whom
. persoaol aose Of shaaks eonaos
eel Be mailed o. whose aomss
end oddFssss GRE not known
Insertion Of . cord o. thonks
nor be suaneed bp ,slsphons 10
The Star ST $500.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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BOOTH. WILLIAM c. OF 61O4 L st

Capitol Heights. Md, on May 25.
1858. Father Of Herbert L. Booth.
grandfather Of Dorothy Haynes,
Herbert L. Booth, IT, and Walter
A. and Steven L. Haynes. Services
at the Chambers Funeral Home, oil
lth st. Sc. on Wednesday, May
IS, at ] pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. u
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BRILL. BRYAN KEITH

day, May "a, 1858. AZ Arlington
II3S South Harrison st.. Arlington;
va. beloved son Of Stella M. and
Guy Cecil Brill IT,; grandson OF
Dale and Guy Brill. sr., and Mrs;
Edward Hebert Friends may cell
al the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday, May 20, at $3.50 pm.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 70
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BROOKE, EDWARD P. On saturday

May "a. 1858 at the washington
BROOKE. husband Of Florence ".
Brooke: father Of Mrs. Harriet B.
Garrett Of Arlington, Va. and Mrs.
Elizabeth b. Hall Of Elmendorf Air
Base Fairbanks. Alaska. Services
will be held at Gawler's Chapel,
1856 Pennsylvania ave NV, on
"wednesday. May 2S. at 10 am. In
terment Friends Meeting House
Cemetery Sandy Springs, Md.
Friends NAV send contributions to
Home for IncuFables 27
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CASH. VIOLA. on Friday. May %

0A isss, VIOLA VIOLA CASH Of I24S Union lon
81. s.w, devoted mother OF Mrs.
GLADYS Taylor and Edward Cash.
She also. is survived by other rela-
viewed after pm. Wednesday,
May 2S, at Barnes & Matthews
Funeral Home. 1919 lath st. NV.
(l4th St, at Spring rd), where fu-
9 neral will be held on Thursday,
Nav 20, at pm. 1nterment Wood
lawn Cemetery. 2S
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nOBLETT, CHARIEs d on sul

Nav "a. 1855. a. Mount Alto Hos
pital. CHARLES c. BOBLETT Of
25ii South 9th St, Arlington, Va,
Spanish-American War veteran and
member OF the Masonic Lodge Of
Culver. Ind. He is survived BY one
daughter, Mrs. II. z. Davis and q
grandson. Tommy Davis Of Arine-
ton, Va. Burial will be at Boblett
Cemetery, LONDONDERRY. Ohio, on
wednesday, Nav 2S, at 10 am. "a
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nrSsv NV "a. ia5S at the Na.

BURNS, MARTIN JOHN. on Sat
urday. May "A, 1865. at the Ma
tional Institute of Health, MARTIN
JOHN BURNS, beloved husband Of
Mary Z. Burns lnee Berry, Of 6S43
Eastern ave, Takoma Park, Nd. :
father OF John j. and James d.
Burns, Mrs. MARY Reidy and
Mrs Margaret B. Arcaro. Friends
may call at the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home 1881 Georgia ave
where prayers will be offered on
Wednesday. May IS. at $3.50 am.
High requiem mass at st Gabriefs
Church. Grant circle NV, at 10 m.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited. In
lieu Of flowers, make contributions
to the National Cancer Institute
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BUscHER. ANDREW c. On Saturday,

Z May a, 1893, ANDREW c.
BUSCHER. Of 4sl5 WELLINGTON drive,
Bethesda, Md, beloved husband Of
Agnes c, Buscher and father OF Mrs.
hse6sT anS STobsT s1 " a Nc, dss
B Mattare. Mrs Ethel M. Bullough,
Ben A. and Alex L. Buscher, Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd.
Sery ees on Wednesday, May rs, at
Church. East-West biahWsv and
Pearl ST.. Bethesda, Md, where
requiem mass will be offered at 2
am. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery, Baltimore, Md. "a
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coRBIN, GEORGE. on sunday.

IS, loss. GEORGE coRBIN Of
sab East Capitol ST. beloved hus;;
band Of Mrs, Marie corbin, devoted
father of Mrs. Marie G, Richard
son and Richard :, Corbin, brother
Dorsey and Bernard Corbin and
father-in Of Earl W. Richard
son. He also is survived by other
relatives and many friends After
pm. wednesday, May IS, friends
are invited to call at his late resi-
dence Funeral services on Thurs
day. May 20, at pm, at the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church,
the Rev. Jerry Moore officiating
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Jarvis. rs
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e ssc' ssss .l Ess sri! Sss a.. =.
JOHN ? DonkiiUE Jf.. Of Sois
Cedar pkWy, Chew Chase, Nd.
ssss, : 'ob oS q John END Mar;
Emily Margaret Donahue' Rels.
tives and friends may cali al the
above residence after / . noon Mon
day Funeral on "wednesday. MAY
~ a $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass AZ
Sacrament at 10 am intefment
oakhill Cemetery. "a
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CALVIN. LANES n Mona.v A..

GALNiN, JAMES J. On Monday, May
20, 1858, JAMES J. CALVIN Of
Elizabeth Berens Calvin. Relatives
and friends are invited to call from
pm. to 10 pm. Tuesday and
"wednesday, May "a and rs, at the
Collins Funeral Home, 1891 I4th
st. NV, where prayers will be said
am. Requiem mass at 81. AIMS
Church, 400 Wisconsin ave. NV,
at II am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 2S
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FULLER. InHN r. nn sa,n.a.. ~,

FULLLK, JOHN Z. on SATURDAY,, Nav
"a, 1855. JOHN L. FULLER Of
1909 5th ST. NV. husband Of the
late Mary L. Fuller and father OF
Mrs. Mary A. Jones Of New York
Sityi Mrs. Laurelle B. Mathis OF
OF New York City; Mrs, Amanda
Inman Of Atlanta. Ca; Mrs. Thelma
Dallas OF New York City, and John
Fuller Of New York City. Also
surviving are his grandchildren.
experimentation. other relatives
and many friends. After 4 pm.
Tuesday. May "a. friends are in
vited TO call ct the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held on
wednesday, May 2S, At 3 pm. In
terment Atlanta. Ga. 81
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McGRAY. LAuRIE. on SUNDAY, ma

rs, Jobs LAURIE McoRAY q 67ii
daughter Of Edna Dean McGray and
the late 1t. Col Archie Hartt
McGray; sister Of Bruce d. McGray
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Md. Services on Wednesday. May
2S, at Fort Myer Chapel. at pm.
Interment Arlington Cemetery. In
lieu Of flowers, contributions may
Washington, D. c., Mr.. Gerber,
chairman OF welfare Committee. to
further work at Children's Hospital.
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Brafbs

ARNOLD, ROYCE CLEVELAND. on
sunday May -. 1885. at his rest
ROYCE CLEVELAND ARNOLD. be-
loved husband Of the late Rose l..
Arnold. Funeral services AZ the
simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Wednesday,
May IS At n am. Interment
Cedar HIN Cemetery.
BAILEY, JOSEPH l. On Tuesday, May
20, 1895, Joseph I. BAILEY oi
2Oii 9th st. NV. Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements BY the Derritt
Funeral Home, Inc.
BARBER. BURTN c. on Saturday,
May ~, 1893, AZ the District Cen
eral Hospital, BURTfN c. BARBER,
loving son Of Joseph Barber
He also Is survived BY two sisters.
one brother, other relatives and
friends After 4 pm. Tuesday. May
"a, friends may call at johnson a
jenkins Funeral Home. 4SO4 Geor-
eia ave. NV, where funeral services
viii be held on Wednesday, May rs.
a. pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery,
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MARNO. SALVADOR p. On Sunday

MAY IS, 1855. At the WasRinSton
Hospital Center, SALVADOR p.
MARINo OF 1928 Kansas ave. NV,
beloved husband OF Frances Marine,
devoted father OF Miss Helen p. and
Frank s. Marine He also is sur
vived by two grandchildren. SerV-
ices a. the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. parking oppo-
GtteN on Wednesday, May IS, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at the
Church Of the Nativity at 10 am,
Interment st. Mary's Cemetery. %
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day. May 26, 1855. al the Alex
andria Hospital, OSCAR CALVIN
EvANSoN, husband OF Helen A
Evanson, father Of Marx Calvin
son and the late Lottie Evanson.
Friends may call az the Wheatley
Funeral Home, 500 King st., Alex
andria. Va, where funeral services
viii be held on Thursday, May 90,
A. 30 pm. tnterment Arlington
National Cemetery, "a
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EAuLEs. On. JoHN Z. on sunday,

Nay eS SH. i 80" bR. On Join iiHPdAE
EAdLEs q isis Kenyon 81 NV .
Randolph Ms, Helen Miller. GRACE
and GLADYS Eagles. father-in. law
q Joseph Miller and James Ran
relatives and many friends' After
4 pm. Tuesday. May "a, friends
are invited 70 call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1859 You 81. NV, where
funeral services viii be held At 1850
pm. Wsdnssday, May 2s, Inter
Charlotte, N. C., papers please
eopy.l 9T