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Kusper Vows
To Press Fight
On lntegrotion

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Aug. Z
@.-segregationist John Kas-
per. free again after serving
eight months In prison for con-
tempt Of court. has given his
word 10 his followers that he
viii continue his fight against
the mixing Of the races.
In q talk from the steps Of
the Florida Capitol yesterday.
KAsper also condemned racial
integration In the Federal
prison system and called for .
third party 10 free the country
from Negro and Jew control"
A small group Of his followers
also heard him say that both
major parties are pledged 10 In
tegration and the destruction
Of the white race.
He said he wouldn't actively
take up his fight against In
tegration until he had visited
his mother up North" and pre-
pared for his next trial at Nash
vile. Tenn. In September.
He was sentenced to q year
in prison for contempt OF a Fed
eral Court at Knoxville. Tenn.
when he persisted in his rabble-
rousing in defiance Of a court
order. Another six-month con-
tempt sentence is pending
growing out Of the Clinton,
Tenn, school riots, and he faces
trial in Nashville on State
charges Of melting a riot.
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charter member Of the Miner
illogical Society Of America.
Survivors Listed
Survivors include his wife,
Eva Of 5000 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. with whom Dr.,
Bowles celebrated a golden
wedding anniversary last April,
and two sons. Edgar Oliver. a
Washington consulting geolo-
gist Of the home address who
taught at American University
for nine years, and william
George Bowles, a chemical en-
gineer with the Dupont Cor
poration at Baltimore. A
brother, Herbert Edgar Bowles
Of Welland, Ontario. also sur
wives.
A brief memorial services will
be held at II am. tomorrow at
Gawler's funeral home, 1855
Pennsylvania avenue NV. The
family has requested friends
not TO send flowers.
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Grated the camera. Mr.. Black
ton was the cop who caught
the burglar. Their business
fiourished and the Vitagraph
Co. paved the way for other
film pioneers.
BY 1912. Vitagraph was
crossing IS to Sc million a year
from picture rentals. Initial
operations were at Flatbush,
Long Island. but in 1910 a
studio was opened in Santa
Monica, Calf, because of fog
of the ocean, however, the
firm moved inland three years
later to a 29-acre site at what
now is Hollywood boulevard
and Talmadge street.
Developed Stars
The partners developed such
pioneer movie stars as Clara
Kimball Young, Norma and
Constance Talmadge and Mabel
Normand.
The Vitagraph Co. also
pioneered newsreels. obtaining
on-the-spot battle scene, films
of the Spanish-American War
in 1898.
In 1925, Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Blackton sold their interests
in Vitagraph to Warner Broth
ers. Mr.. Blackton died in l941.
Mr.. Smith was born in Faver-
sham, England and came to the
United States at 13.
He leaves his third wife,
Lucille, and six children.
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Films of Civil War Papers
For Scholars Use Asked

year to reproduce these Civil
War documents on film so they
would be more readily available
to scholars.
Among the first to be photo
graphed, Mr.. Schwengel said.
would be files Of kilograms
to and from the field handled
by Secretary of War Edwin
M. Stanton.
Mr.. Schwengel quoted from
"reminiscences of Stanton's
confidential secretary. Albert
E. H. johnson.
Stanton, who had established
control over military communi-
cations and had the telegraph
office physically moved into the
War Department despite the
grlTmblings Of some generals,
kept detailed files Of the mess
ages
Johnson's account said Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln per-
sonally would drop into the
telegraph room to read the
dispatches hot of the wires.
1t said this room was the main
news source for the press Of the
day.
The secretary said Stanton
later fell out with President
Andrew johnson, and directed
me to get a wagon after office
hours and have the boxes in
which I kept the volumes under
lock. taken to the theater in
which President Lincoln was
assassinated and then occupied
by the surgeon general, and
store them in the vault and
keep the key
After Stanton resigned, the
key was delivered to the adju-
tant general.
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Plea to Hold
Price-Woge
Line Urged

A Senate subcommittee pre-
pared an appeal 10 President
Eisenhover yesterday 10 use his
strongest efforts 10 persuade In
dustry and labor leaders 10 hold
the price-wage line.
The decision 10 urge action
by the President was taken by
the Senate Antitrust and Mo-
nopoly Subcommittee IN the
wake Of price boosts announced
by major steel producers.
The subcommittee also voted
10 hold brief hearings, possibly
starting this week. on whether
any violation Of antitrust laws
was involved in what Chair
man Kefauver called the
simultaneous action Of the steel
companies In raising prices
about s4.25 q ton.
Attorney General Rogers and
the heads Of the Federal Trade
Commission and the Justice De-
partment's Antitrust Division
win be invited to- testify, he
said.
Senator Kefauver said sub
committee members were
alarmed by the implications Of
the price increase "as 1t af-
fects the cost Of living. the
defense budget. foreign trade
and our economic recovery"
He said the group would
promptly write to President
Eisenhower urging that he try
10 prevail on industry and labor
leaders generally, and particu-
larry those in the steel industry.
to hold the line on prices and
wages.
Mr.. Eisenhower also will be
asked to attempt to effect a
roll back in the steel price in
crease or at least to prevent
any further increases, Senator
Kefauver said.
The subcommittee probably
will conduct more extended
hearings after the November
on pricing practices
in the steel industry, he added.
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Mrs. Roger Cortesi, az;
Samuel Spencer's Sister

Mrs. Roger Cortesi. 40, a
member of the Spencer family
of Washington and the sister
of Samuel Spencer. former
District Commissioner, died
Friday at her summer home in
Stonington, Conn.,, after a short
illness.
A native Of Washington.
Mrs. Cortesi was the former
Louise Spencer. She was a
graduate of Holton Arms and
made her debut here. Mrs.
Cortesi moved to New York
after her marriage in 1882.
Her father, the late Henry
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I'm Mrn1nrtaiit
4 nnOuneements Of
0mewtaa. 4. Cha-kaRa

BELTS. MAURICE L. In loving mem
ory OF my dear brother. MAURICE
L. BETTIS, who departed this life
two years ago today. August 3. 1855.
Gone but not FORGOTTEN.
SISTER ELIZABETH.
BUTLER, JENNIE C. A tribute TO the
died three years ago, August, 1855.
She did not teach me science
She did not teach me art,
But the most important things Of life
Came straight from her heart
May her soul rest In peace.
ALvERTA VAUGHAN
CASEY. WALTER. In memory Of my
beloved husband who passed away
one year ago, August 3, 1857.
One year has passed since that
Wien the one I loved. cherished
and was devoted to was called
God took him home as was His will,
But in my heart and memory he
liveth still
HIS LOVING WIFE, EMELENE +.
CASEY.
CHATHAM. FLORENCE D. AND 3. L.
n,I In loving %s%SrE q our cHSs syGteS
imOtlerl onO %. l.. ChAl MAN
father who departed this life
fifteen years ago. August and
August Is, 1913.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered
Sweet happy memories cling
round vour names.
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection,
Always will love you In death
Just the same.
DAUGHTERS MARY ' CHAPMAN
AND NAOMI c. BRYANT, AND
SON. IN-LAN JOSEPH L. BRYANT
COLEMAN. JAMES s. In precious
memory Of my dear husband, JAMES
S. COLEMAN. who passed from his
world OF pain 20 . home of eternal
bliss eiEht years aEo today. August
3. 1850.
Memories are treasures no one can
steal.
Partins leaves heartaehss no one
Til memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever In my heart.
DEVOTED WIFE DEMETRIus.
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Gen. UIio Services
To Be Held Monday

Services will be held for Mai.
Gen. James Ulio at 8:45 am.
tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
Gen. Ulio. who served as
Army Adjutant General during
World War II, died Wednes-
day in his apartment at the
army Navy Club. He was rs.
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Dr.. Oliver BowIes, 81,
Expert on Minerals

Dr. Oliver Bowlea. 81. an
expert IN the field Of nom
metallic minerals. died Friday
Of a heart ailment at his sum-
mer home near Hillsboro IN
Loudoun County, Va.
Until his retirement m iol7.
Dr. Bowlea had served as chief
Of the nOnmetal economies
division Of the Bureau Of
Mines. Since then he worked
for the Government under
special appointments.
A native Of Ontario. Canada.
DR.. Bowles was a graduate
Of the University OF Toronto,
He received his PhD. from
George Washington University
In 1922.
Received Award
Before his Government serv-
Ice. he taught briefly at the
University Of Michigan and
Minnesota. His career with the
Bureau OF Mines began In 1914
when he became It's first quarry
technologist. He was promoted
to division chief In 1912.
In 1913. DR.. Bowles received
the Distinguished Service|
Award Of the Interior Depart
ment for his outstanding career
as a specialist on non-metallic
minerals. He was the author
Of numerous professional
articles and authoritative texts.
and during the war furnished
Government agencies
valuable information on min
erals
DR. Bowles was a member OF
the American Institute Of
Mining. Metallurgical and Pc
troleum Engineers, the Society
OF Economic Biologists, the
Society Of Sigma XII and the
Cosmos Club. He was an homo
rary member Of the British In
stitute Of Quarrying and a.
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Ramon Resu Gurbuyo

SEVILLA. Spain. Aug. 2 (R.
Ramon Resa Garbage, 81.
journalist. president Of the
Sevilla Press Association and
of director Of the newspaper
Hoja del Lunes. died today
after a long illness. He was .
correspondent in Sevilla for
the Associated Press for more
than 36 years.
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CEMETERY LOTS

TT. LINCOLN-Tvo choice sites. lovely
section, no cash needed. take over
payments. AP. 7-32ol.
FORT LINCOLN--2 crypts IN the Car
den Of Meditation: will sacrifice for
quick sale 81 6-bl07
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-2 grave
sites, Lot 81. Section 3, Sites and 8
Gail Lu l-T4S6
CEMETERY LOTS 1el. in chapel
ground, Fort Lincoln Cemetery; $500
|s=ll OF, 4-7632.
STJES, 1, =, 3. Lot No. 80. Garden
Of Love Cedar Hill Cemetery, $500
cash. leaving city. 10. 7-2165
FORT LINCOLN, . lots, choice loca-
ton, very reasonable. for quick sale;
owner transferred to Florida. JU
a-f5S6
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK. choice 4
site lot, list price. S795: viii sacri-
Ace, owner leaving area. OIL. 6-S4l3.
FORT LINCOLN, / lot, six sites, Block
IL: IN beautiful section. $3.50 Tor
quick sale, Gail GENE kEAseh'
FORT LINCOLN, 9 crypts; Garden Of
the Apostles: wtn saerinee' WA
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Anuriltug

HuHwITz. RAYMOND. There will be
o. RSYM~ND bURWiTZ At ! ON
Iday Ansusi : kina payld
Va Relatives and friencs invited
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Uarn ut Uhanks

NIL. NATALIE 3, wiah 70 express
ny sincere thanks for the kind 81.
presHlona OF sympathy received
during ny recent nereayement
GRETCHEN hill
LEoSARD. JAMES. The family Of the
late JAMES LEONARD Wishes 70
express their gratitude for the noral
tributes many cards and telcGrams
Of sympathy Many thanks 10 the
Rev Fields. the organisations OF
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
members OF Masonic order, No !,
and his many friends and relatives
THOMPSON, DALE. The family Of the
late DALE THOMPSON wishes TO
epress its sincere gratitude 10 the
many kind friends. neighbors and
relstives for the 'houghtfulneas and
hne expressions a. sympatht durinf
THE FAMILY
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1raths

ALLEN. LESLIE W. A special COM
q munication Of soiourners
IN A. N. Is hereby called IoT
MCN Monday. August 1855,
WY al ! pm. az the Masonic
VNyN temple. 18th st. and New
W YORK ave. NV Tor the
pt pose Of conduetins the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
ISfIE W ALLEN
PAU e. SNAPPER. " NJ.
CHARLES L, BRUBAKER. Secy 5
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ver cites . card 81 iAonks 10
he sial meeis . assd vhlcA con
hardly be solved IN enY other voy
Not only 4 y . afocious eHpfessioa
o. sFoilluds 10 those rho hove sent
ilosoi tributes bet else eoufseoush
Acknowledges the services end
kIndnessss d the maag 10 shom
. peneael aoie 81 thanks eaanoi
veil Be mailed o. whose meme,
aad addresses ore not knovn
Insertion o. . cord o. thank,
nor Be euoaosd bY tslephone 10
The sief. ST 5000
The Evening ond Sunday Sio'
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CHILEAN, LOLA CALVIN ON wednes-
dav Univ an I0ka A. Washinefnn

day, July 80, 1858, At Washinston
Hospital Center, LOLA CALVIN
GILLIcAN. formerly Of Brunswick
Of 100 8. Irving St. Arlington. va
grandmother OF Lola c Reinsch
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 N FAIRFAX dr.
Arlington. Va, where services will
be held on Sunday. August 3. at
4 pm. Interment Brunswick, Ga
In lieu Of flowers. contributions may
be made to the American Cancer
Society, I4ll N, Garfield st. Ar
ington, Va 3
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A diUNf kEH; CHAhLEs D. III "
cad qisff 3 u ksHroN Of s4l 9th
ST Sc, beloved husband Of Holds
S Ashton and father Of Edward @
Ashton, Mrs Charters A Anderson.
Mrs Mildred A. Carter, Charles y /,
Joseph T. and BENJAMIN W Ashton
anu Mrs Etoile A Perry Also sur
wing are twelve grandchildren.
othe relatives and many friends
After | ON Sunday friends are In
vited TO call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Homo. 1890 9TH st NV on
Monday. August 4. the remains will
lie In state from 10 am 10 1880
pm. at Ebenezer Methodist Church.
4th and d SITS Sc. where services
win be held at pm. lnterment
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HkHTON, IHAkLES. Al mtmbeIs Of
Green Mountain Lodge No. l475,
IN Grand United order OF ODD
NJ Fellows are hereby notified to
"a appear At the Mcguire Funeral
Home. 1s.p 9th st. NV. sunday
NJ evening, August 3, at s O'Clock,
~ to render services for our late
~ brother, CHARLES ASHTON.
~ JAMES Z. COOPER, N. @.
PHILLIP A PARHAM, p. s.
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MILBERG, FRANKLIN s., JR. On
ton, S, C., Franklin s. MILBERG,
Jr. of Charleston, s. c.. beloved
husband OF Roberta Plerct Milbers
father Of Ronald Milberg, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin s. Milberg,
Mrs. Carl B. Fink Of bethesda, Nd
Friends may call at the s. H Hines
Co Funeral Home, pool l4th st.
NV, after 3 pm. Monday, August
tparking facilities). Services at the
August 5, at pm. Intermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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EDWARDS. RICHARD.

kugus. /. is5s. RIcHARp rs.
WARDS Of "a Cue st. ne. He Il
yived by loving daughter, Mrs
Dorothy Tenyeck: six sisters. Mes
danes Lula Z. Richardson. Helen
Gray. Alberta Taylor. Annie H
Deyo Zelma Blount and Thelms
Williams six brothers, Horace, Hay
wood; B9ennisi Ashley: Solomon
ti7es and many friends. Remains
resting At Horizons Mortuary, 1924
You 81. NV, Sunday, August 3
after i2 noon. Funeral services
Monday. August 4, . pm, At John
Wesley A. NJ Z. Zion Church. l4th
and Corcoran sts. NV. the Rev. r
Franklin Jackson ofnciating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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Thursday. July 81, 1865. at her
Spring, Nd, CATHERINE DAVIS
BARBER. wife OF the late Samuel
D,vid Barber, mother Of Hugh W;
and sister Of Mrs. Christabel =.
Do age, There are also six srand-
children Mrs. Barber rests at the
Warner Z Humphrey Funeral Home,
SABA GEORGIA ave. Silver Sprint,
I'D, where service will be held on
Monday, August 4, at IL am. park
pin Cemetery. (St Louis and East
ST. Louis oapers please copy.)
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FH Iust sasE hAIEE on FT pSRRE AZ
the beloved mother Of Rrancis p
Farrell, grandmother Of Cecilia Far.
rel and Helen CLANCY. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros Fu-
neral Home, 1891 Good Hope I'd
Sc. on Monday August T., at y
terry.
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,rCHIsoN, PAUL RAYMOND. On Phi

lTCHIsON, PAUL RAYMOND. On Fri
day: August I, 1865. PAUL RAY RAY
OF the late Mary NJ. Atchison, father
q e., carroll and A Hsass Or 2sssso a.
Washington, D. c., and Sister Marie
Bernadette Of the Visitation Con-
rests at the ". K. Huntemann q Son
Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia ave.
NV, where prayers will be said on
reouiem mass at the Church Of the
Nativity at 10 am Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery. Parking
facilities in rear OF funeral home. 3
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July 81. 1855, ADELE RUTH FEI6
Of 512S 33d st. NV, beloved wife Of
Irwin Field and devoted mother Of
Karen ana Kenneth Field She also
Is survived by her parents. Alfred
N and katherine schwartz Funeral
a Sons Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st.
NV. on Sunday, August s, at 10
am. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry. Memorial week. 5l2s 33d
st. NV. 8
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BFERS, FRANK. On Saturday, AuKusI
FRANK i BEERS. beloved husband Of
HeIy NJ. Beers, father Of Mrs Eliza
beth Shepherd and Mrs. Ingrid Bor-
delon also survived oy slsseI'
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th and Massaehg;;
sctts ave. ne where services Will
be held on Tuesday, August 5. At
9 am Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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kE adlS., sos5 sss JsrS9aP sf kEEiY
father Of Joseph q. Kelly. ir. and
Patricia Mccrea, brother Of Ruth
Rock Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home,
i3l 18th 81 sc. where services
will be held on Tuesday. August b,
at . ON Relatives and friends
invited Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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denly. on Friday. August i. 1855,
SAMUEL PAUL GoLDFEDER OF
1910 Portal dr.. NV, beloved son
Of Harold NJ and Reva GoldfedeT.
and devoted brother OF Gary Gold
feder. Funeral services at the Ber-
Home. 1901 l4th st NV, on Sun
day, August 3. at 3 pm. Inter-
ment Beth Sholom Cemetery (new)
Contributions may be made to the
Goldfeder Children's Memorial Fund
in care of Beth Sholom Congrega-
Memorial week, 1910 Portal dr., NV
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MOORE, PATRICIA ANN. suddenly
on THURSDAY. July 81. 1858,
Frances X. Moore: sister OF Mrs.
Woodrow Hargrove, Atlanta, Ca:
J Donald, jr., and Joan. Frances
Moore. Mclean, Va; granddaughteT
OF Mrs. Hazel Moore, Arlington. Va,
anS Mrs Blanche p Keelan, W
Hyattsville. Md. Friends may call
N. Fairfax DR., ARLINGTON, va, where
services will be held on Monday,
August 4. at 1890 am Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
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D" IsSs. a Prince o EI1 dsneraI
Hospital. cheyeIly, Nd, LOWE
She also leaves TO mourn her pass
ing other relatives and many
friends R sP,nss Sest IN Fa 81 1nf
Zone, 30I5 18th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later.
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FINCH, NELLIE W.. on Saturday.
August ., 1858, at her residence,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, MRS. NELLIE
W. PINCH, age IS, wife Of the late
S SsTss stoSsr % sSsSsmO Fl MRS q
Carl q. Stoner, IT,, Mrs Jean 8.
great-grandmother Of Emmett A.
Redding Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
pm. Tuesday, August 5. where
services will be held on Wedncs-
day, August 8. at l pm lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
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JANIS. ALMA. On Thursday. July 81.
1898, Al Dlatriet General Hospital,
ALMA ALMA JAMES ,si q 1888 iath q. nv.
Of Yvonne James. Also surviyina
are three brothers Of west vlrGiniA,
one aunt, Mrs Annie N Ray of
D. c.: two aunts Of ohio. other reia-
llves amt friends After. - noon
sunday. August 2, friends are in-
w Woe 70 f rns. Ssns 'ns h MS5sor ss
I 18th 81. NV, where services vii
be heid on Monday, Aurust 4. Al
u am. fnterment Arlinrton Gene
terry. 3
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NAMnkENf ElnELAN n. Ou WNQACe-
day. July 80, 1858, At her residence.
l2007 0alena I'd Rockville. Nd j,
wife Of BRIG Gen Archelaus L Ham
Of Mrs Barbara II YOUNG Mrs
Audrey n Gira and Ii Col Archie
laus 1 Hamblen, IT.. daughter Of
Ernest and the late Jennie s
Bragdon Also survived By l grand-
children Friends are invited 10
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A Pun
phrey, Bethesda, Nd Services Mon
day, August at Fort Mver Chapel
Fort Myer, va at II an In
ieTmsnt Arlington National Gem
RDIN, HARRY NJ. On Tuesday,
July 20, 1858, at Oeala. Fla, HARRY
NJ HARDIN Of 35l0 Minnesota ave
Sc, beloved brother OF Claude
Hardin Of Coral Gables. Fla; Charles
Hardin Of Brownsville, Tex. uncle
OF Mrs. Cora N, Boyd and Mrs,
Luella Willmon Friends may call At
the Lee Funeral Home, tth and
Mass. ave. ne. where IServices. will
Be held on Monday, August 4, at
2 pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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BENNAUGH, BENJAMIN. on Tuesday,

July 20, 1903, BENJAMIN BEN;
NAUGH Of 1896 7 st, NV, beloved
hu,Oand OF Mrs Rosemary Ben
nrugh He also Is survived BY host
of other relatives and friends After
/" noon Sunday, August 3. friends
ere invited TO call at the Jarvis
Funeral Home. 1882 You st nwl
where funeral services will be held
Monday. August 4 at 10 an In
terment Arlington National Gene
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water. Nd. on july 80 1865. nus
band OF Margaret r Duny, father
OF John A., ~, and Robert l Duify.
Of T Vincent and Iaxrenee 4
Duffy two grandchildren also sur
yive Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. "a nth st. Sc. on Monday.
AAusust :. ct 10 an. Interment
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LUIAs' ,HLLbN. ,5qddenIy; on THUS,
Of 1915 North Carolina ave. ne,
beloved sister OF Blanche and
Henry Lucas. She also leaves to
mourn her passine a devoted friend,
Ollie Reynolds and many other
ms at the John II Rhines q Co
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th 1t ne,
where friends are invited to call
after l pm Sunday, August. 3,
and where funeral services will be
held on Monday, August 4. at
oficiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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DOVE, LARRY. In loving memory Of
L. our son and brother, CORPL.
"a LARRY DOVE, killed in
INS Korea six years ago. Au-
I gust 3, 1859.
N< Nav he rest in ueace
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ADD, hILPAH >. On Friday, august
Barron st Takoma Park. Nd. be-
Edwin.F Ladd Of North Dakota and
mother Of ks pi,nE LsSd 81 Lake
apolis. MINI: Rosilla Ladd Of
Green Bay, Wis Culver Ladd Of
Silver Spring. Md Vernon Ladd Of
Tucson. Ariz Milton Ladd OF Ge-
neva. Fla. and Elizabeth and Viz
ginia Laid Of Takoma PARK. Nd
She also is survived By six Erand-
children and ave great-Rrandchil-
dren Friends may call ct the Ia.
koma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
St. NV. after Am Saturday.
July 2 parking facilities oppositel.
where services will be held on Mon
day, August 4, at ? pm Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery In lieu
OF Sewers. donations may be made
TO the American Cancer Society
Annapolis. Md and Fargo. Y OAK
Forum PAPERS please copyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

residence, 703 Farragut pl. me- on
AusSss 1sSs ,h husband ~ a. 81 Pauline nSc
Duffenderser. Mrs. Harold Mccleaf.
Mrs. Ernest Jackson, Vienna. Va:
willard Trenary Fails Church. Va.
and Warren G.. Trenary: brother Of
Mrs. Mae jackson. Leesburn. Va.
and Mrs James Downs. Mclean, Va.
o cssD1a'h HIn 0MIe El% sss Esro whi <
White, Falls Church, Va. Seven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren survive. Services 81
Chambers Funeral Home. 3072 M
81 nv. on Tuesday August 5, at