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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-25
Paul c. Dutrow,
Real Estate Man

Paul c. Dutrow. So, real
estate salesman here. died yes
terday apparently Of a heart
attack when his car struck q
parked truck of Washington
boulevard near Mckinley road
in Arlington.
County police said Mr.
Dutrow had been under treat
ment for heart disease for the
past few years.
Born in Frederick. Md, Mr.
Dutrow lived at 5724 North
Twenty-flfth street. Arlington
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Adeline Dutrow of the
home address; three daughters
Mrs. William Neeb of Takoma,
Wash; Mrs. Robert Gaddy and
Miss Betty Paula Dutrow; q
brother. Myrtlan Dutrow OF
Monrovia. Md: two sisters
Mrs. Raymond Bowers Of Fred
erick, Md, and Mrs. Ira Mos
singer of Essex, Md, and one
granddaughter.
Friends may call at the Ives
funeral home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Va. Flu
neral services are now being
arranged.
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Mrs. Lawrence,
Publishing Aide

Mrs. Walter Lawrence. 81,
employe Of the Review a. Her
aid Publishing Association. died
Monday at her home. 6sl6
willow street NV.
Born in Paterson, N. j.. she
was the former Mary E. Hick-
ling. She came TO Washington
in 1914.
She joined the periodical de-
partment of the publishing
association of the Seventh-day
Adventist Church in Takoma
Park 10 years ago.
A widow. she is survived by
two sons. Fred l.. Lawrence Of
2504 Newton street. Silver
Spring. Nd. and william w.
Lawrence Of Lincoln, Nebr.: a
daughter. Miss Ruth H. Law
renee Of the home address, and
a brother, Fred L. Hickling Of
Paterson.
Funeral services we're held at
1880 pm. today at the Takoma
funeral home. 254 Carroll street
NV. Burial will be at Laurel
Grove Cemetery in Paterson.
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Services Held
For Mrs. Turner

Services for Mrs. Henry w
Turner. a civilian employee al
Marine Corps headquarters
we're conducted Friday at the
Ives funeral home in Arlington
Mrs. Turner, who was 46
died last Wednesday In Airing.
ton Hospital. Her home was al
400 North Thomas street, Ar
lington.
The former Marjorie John.
son, she was born in Virgins
and had lived much Of her life
in the Washington area.
In addition to her husband
she is survived by three chill
dren. Henry j., william c. and
Joyce Adair Turner. all Of the
home address; her mother
Mrs. Edith Fur johnson, OF
TAI North Emerson street, Ar
lington; a brother, Valentine z
johnson, Of 4501 Emerson
street. Hyattsville; two sisters
Mrs. Edith Thompson, Of 1924
Courthouse road, Arlington
and Mrs. Kathleen Whitehouse
Of Charlottesville. and three
grandchildren.
Burial was in Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
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Therupist Curb
Proposed in Bill

Legislative amendm e n Is
aimed at preventing physical
therapists from practicing Chi
ropractic arts were proposed to-
day to a Senate subcommittee
by Edward D. Harrigan, coun-
sci of the Greater Washington
Chiropractic Society, Inc.
Subcommittee charm a n
Morse. Democrat of Oregon, di-
rected District Assistant Cor
poration Counsel c. Belden
White to collect comments on
the Harrigan suggestions from
both public and private officials
interested in the pending bill
to regulate the practice of Their
apy.
Mr.. Harrigan maintained that
the definition Of therapy in the
bill before the subcommittee
was vague. II should be changed
to make certain chiropractors,
already regulated under a sep
arate law. are not covered by
this language. he said.
Action on the bill is expected
by the Senate District Commit
tee Friday.
The Morse subcommittee also
today heard District Govern
nnent witnesses testify unani-
mously for a proposal to speed
COLLECTIONS and cut costs of
serving notices Of city charges
for public improvements.
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Dwight R. May,
Gun Factory Aide

Dwight r. May, IS, electroniC
supervisor at the Naval Cur
Factory, died yesterday in Ar
lington Hospital.
Mr.. May lived at 2l6 North
Barton street, Arlington. Va.
Born in Grove Hill. Va, he
came to the Washington area
in 1926. He went to work al
the Gun Factory in 1912 after
working with the Hill g. lib.
bits Co. here.
He was q member OF the
United Brethren Church Of
Grove Hill.
Mr.. May Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Beulah L. May OF
the home address, and three
daughters, Mrs. Betty Perry Of
Springfield, Va, Mrs. Anna
belle CLEARWATER Of Alexan-
dria, Va, and Mrs. Genevieve
Billhimer of Silver Spring, Md
Services will be held at 2
pm. Friday at the United
Brethren Church in Grove Hill,
Burial will be at the Grove
Hill Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Ar
lington funeral home. 1901
North Fairfax drive, until 10
o'clock tonight.
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SandySn1ifh,
Explorer

SAN JOSE. Calf. June rs
@.-A famed Alaskan pros
pector and explorer. Alexander
Malcolm SANDY Smith. died
In the county hospital yesterday
at the age Of 90.
Several books have been
written about him. He appeared
In q dozen movies. He had
friends over all the world.
In the early 1905, he said.
he was prospecting too close 10
Siberia, was arrested by the
Russians, stripped Of his be-
longings. and imprisoned for
three years. He escaped and
slowed aboard a cargo ship
bound for Shanghai.
Death was attributed 10 COM
plications resulting from a
broken leg suffered while visit
ing the Santa Clara home Of
violinist Yehudi Menuhin.
Mr.. Smith was second in
command Of the Sir Hubert
wilkins North Pole expedition
In 1926, was a trail blazer for
the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police. and was a member Of the
FIRST geological party to 60 UP
the Yukon River In 1902.
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nomic Administration DEPART
ments.
Two years ago Mr.. Kilby led
a trade mission OF American
businessmen 10 Italy.
Also surviving are a son,
Peter Kilby. a student AZ
Johns Hopkins University: two
daughters, Mrs. John Crowley
OF Bronxville. N. y, and Mrs.
Robert oilhuly Of Stamford,
Conn; q brother. Paul Kilby OF
Canton, Mass, and two grand
children.
Friends may visit 0awler's
chapel after 1 pm. today.
Services will be held at the
funeral home at 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. at 10 am.
tomorrow. Burial will be at
Calvary Memorial Park In
Fairfax. Va.
The family requests that any
tokens Of sympathy be In the
form OF contributions to the
National Cancer Institute.
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Alexander Gregg Dies;
Tax BoyWonderi '20s

Alexander w. Gregg, who as
a 'beardless youth" was named
solicitor OF the Department of
Internal Revenue by Andrew
Mellon In 1925. died yesterday
at his home In Palestine. Tex.
He was So.
Mr.. Gregg's rapid advance
In the Treasury Department
caused many eyebrows 10 pop
when Secretary Mellon placed
him where he will be the final
arbiter In claims mounting into
tens Of millions"
This Is a tale OF the Jazz
age" wrote a Star reporter on
March 3, 1925. Andrew w.
Mellon. wise In his threescore
years and ten. q conservative
OF the conservatives. has lifted
out Of the Treasury Depart
ment a beardless youth-a mere
boy In appearance. :"
AS the son OF a former Con-
gresham. Mr.. Gregg attended
Washington public schools. He
studied at Western High
School and George Washing
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John H. KiIby of Arlington,
Foreign Commerce Official

John II. Kilby. So. a Bureau
OF Foreign Commerce ofiicial,
died yesterday nc the National
Institutes Of Health In Be-
thesda.
Mr.. Kilby was the director
Of the materials division Of the
bureau In the Department Of
Commerce.
His wife. Mrs. Katherine
Kilby. Is q Justice Department
attorney. They made their
home at 223o North Quincy
street. Arlington. Va.
As materials director. Mr.
Kilby administered export con-
trolls on metal and petroleum
products.
Born In Brooklyn. N. Y. he
FIRST came here In ie4l 10 work
for the War Production Board,
He was a graduate Of Cornell
University.
Before joining Commerce In
1850. he had served In the
Lend Lease and Foreign Eco
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Eye Exums Held
Cutting Crashes

REORGANIZATION Of vision
when motor vehicle licenses are
renewed, or at least every three
years, would cut the staggering
highway accident rate at least
10 per cent in the opinion Of
DR.. P. N. DeVere.
DR.. DeVere, a member of the
Research Committee Of Presi-
dent Eisenhower's Committee
on Public Safety, said today he
is astounded that so little has
been done to make certain that
drivers have adequate vision.
Millions Of drivers have had
their licenses repeatedly re-
newed since the days when no
eye tests we're required for
licensing and more millions
who had an original test have
never been tested again in spite
Of the fact that aging is the
greatest single contributor to
poor vision" Dr.. DeVere said.
DR.. Devere Of Morganton,
N. c.. is vice president Of the
American Optometric AssociaS
ton, which is holding its 61st
annual congress at the Shore
ham Hotel.
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Izmir Police Hold
Several as Red
Agents forC Cyprus

IzMIR. Turkey. June rs (p.
Police in this regional NATO
headquarters have arrested
several persons described as
members Of an organized ring
OF Communist agitators and
would-be saboteurs" trying to
cause trouble over Cyprus.
Reliable sources said police
had uncovered preparations for
bombing Izmir consulates OF
certain nations interested in
the Cyprus issue" presumably
Greece and Britain.
Sources close TO the police
claimed the ring also has been
tanning public resentment over
Cyprus.
Turkey opposes Greek claims
to the British crown colony
island.
Greece pulled her contingent
out OF the North Atlantic Al
lance headquarters in this
Aegean port city IL days ago
because Of the Cyprus dispute.
Yesterday the Greeks cancelled
a NATO STAFF meeting in
Athens because the Turks sent
four officers in a counciliatory
move.
Security officials we're re-
luctant to disclose details of
charges against those arrested,
but said widespread investiga-
tons are being made. An in
formant said more arrests were
expected.
The source linked the ring
with explosions in the Turkish
capital of Ankara January 26. A
United States Embassy ware
house and a private bookstore
near the United States Infor-
nation Center in Ankara we're
bombed while the Baghdad Pact
Council was meeting in the
caDital
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Cupt. Donald SorreII,
Skippered Big Liner

SOUTHAMPTON, England,
June Is R.-Capt. Donald
Sorrell. retired former COM
mander of the liner Queen
Mary, died today of a heart
ailment. He was "a.
Capt. Sorrell retired in 1856
after a 47-year sea career that
began when he went around
Cape Horn in a full-rigged sail
ing ship at the age of is. In
1858 he succeeded in docking
the 8l.000-ton Queen Mary in
New York without the aid OF
tugs during a strike.
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ton University School OF Law.
Although he was ~ when
World War I came along.
young Gregg beat the barrier
and signed up for the 'dura-
tion.'"
He Joined the Treasury De-
partment at the age OF 20, as
a correspondence clerk.
He went In. The Star re-
ported. without political pull
or influence. It is true his
father was for a long time q
Representative from Texas,
and q Democrat. but the
father has passed on"
Mr.. Gregg was assigned 10
the internal revenue division
and soon was recognized as an
expert on taxation. Mr.. Mellon
sent "the boy" 10 Capitol Hill
10 help the committees Of Con-
gress in framing and putting
through the new tax Jaws.
1T was q bold move TO send
this lad ?. 10 advise states
men," a Star story said. but
they'll tell you on the Hill to-
day that Gregg is q genius Of
his day"
After five years with the de-
partment. Mr.. Gregg left Gov
eminent service TO so into pri-
vate practice with a law Arm
here.
He retired in 1898 from active
law practice and moved TO
Palestine.
Mr.. Gregg married the for
mer Dorothy Mondell. socially
prominent daughter of q one
time majority leader of the
House. Frank w. Mondell. in
1927. They obtained a Reno
divorce seven years later.
The couple made their home
In the 2400 block Of Sixteenth
street NV.
Funeral services and burial
will be held in Palestine.
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WENTWORTH. WALLACE EDwARD.
Suburban Hospital. EDWARD WENT.
WORTH q eo01 Bristol ave. Silver
c eT Haube Ssi0y wentTo Sesno Ne.
mortal service at Fort Myer Chapel
on Thursday, June IS. at 10 am.
Interment private. In preferences OF
flowers, sympathy may be ex-
R5s; cs1aT 70 ths Ho DSpR .Is sSo ists
ST. NV. 70
wOODARD, HARRY WALTER. OF e1O
E Ess st. =, MI i,, On nv; lyme woo asSs
Mrs. Lottie O'Neel OF Washington.
ID. c. Services ct the Chambers
Funeral Home, ST 18th st. Sc. on
ThursSay June rs, A. c. 10 I'm; tn rs
WOODS, HENRY L.. ST. on TueSday
June e; 1923, at Proyidense HOS
Spitsl; HENRY ss. L. wooop IsS.I ST: Os'
WOODS and father Of Henry Le.
Woods, jr. Friends mas. call At 1919
Van Buren, st. NV. where services
Jun. :; h'l fn.: At ne Fort Fort L EHssiI
Cemetery. 70
YGLEsIAs. VINCENT. on Tuesday
fSaS center. SSsi VINCENT r'n YaEG
Sass.nd q Ms; Evelyn ", |, Y i {,
Massapeoua, Ions Island. N. Y
Remains resting at Hysong's Funeral
Home. 1900 N St. NV. Funeral
services will be held at the cieve-
land Park Conversational Church
Friday. June %. Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery. 20
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Mrs. George 6. Scott.
Mother of Actor

CHARLOTTE. N. c., June
rs (R.-Mrs. George @. Scott,
mother Of Aim star Randolph
Scott, died in a hospital last
night after an illness OF five
days.
A native Of Luray. Va. she
lived in Gordonsville. Va. and
attended Hollins College near
Roanoke before coming to
Charlotte with her husband,
George @. Scott, as a bride.
The husband died In 1896.
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George P. Fuyko, Jr..
Newspaper Artist

PHILADELPHIA. June rs
@.-George P. Fayko, jr.. for
mer newspaper artist. died in
st. Joseph's Hospital yesterday
at the age Of 10. The cause Of
death was not given.
Mr.. Fayko. a veteran of the
old Philadelphia Record staff,
used burning matches instead
of q pen or pencil in his work.
BY passing the flame lightly
over specially prepared paper
he created remarkable shades
and tones. He often used from
1000 to $500 matches for a
single picture. In recent years
he had turned to portrait work.
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Puper Reports
Burke Requests
Quiet on Rebuke

NORFOLK, Va, June IS (H0.
The Ledger-Star said today
Admiral Arleigh A. Burke. in
a message distributed through
out the Navy, has requested
that personnel refrain from
discussing the controversy rag
ing over the ''rebuke" given
him by Secretary of Defense
McElroy last week end.
The message came on the
heels of remarks made by Vice
Admiral Austin K. Doyle, top
United States commander on
Formosa, who rallied to the de-
tense of Admiral Burke in an
interview in Taipei. Admiral
Doyle conceded he was sticking
his neck out.
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Daniels Will Make
$500, 900 in 70 Weeks

HOLLYWOOD, June IS (R.
Singer Billy Daniels will re-
ceive 100000 for 20 weeks
work in Las Vegas, New, his
press agent says.
Mr.. Daniels will appear "a
weeks at the new Stardust
Hotel and four weeks at the
Desert Inn, which are operated
by the same organization, 1t
was announced yesterday.
The work will be spaced out
over IL months, starting July 2.
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Swedes Aid U. N.

STOCKHOLM, June rs CP
Sweden is sending six light
air force observation planes by
this week end to join the u. N
observers in Lebanon. The IT.
man Swedish air and ground
team is under Capt. S. z. Ever
stall. 40-year-old former in
structor to the Ethiopian Air
Force.
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BANK CANCELS
30-CENT ACCOUNT
AFTER IS YEARS

AUSTIN. Tex. CR.-
State Treasurer Jesse
James has received APP
proval from the Attorney
General to do away with
a 30-cent bank account
that hadn't been touched
in more than IS years.
The account in an Austin
bank was from the admin
istration Of Controller S.
H. Terrell, who left Office
in 1881.
The opinion said the
situation fulfilled the legal
definition Of dormant"
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Comp for Heart Ills

BALTIMORE, June rs (R.-
Forty-six children who have
suffered rheumatic fever or
congenital heart disease will be
sent TO camp this summer by
the Heart Association Of Mary
land.
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Indonesio Gets Ship

LEGHORN. June 20 Up
The last Of four corvettes built
in the Anslado shipyards here
for the Indonesian government
has been handed over TO the
Indonesian Navy at this Central
Italian port city. The vessel
is named the Surapati.
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wALKER. RonERr o. Ths family q
the late RoBKRT b. WALKER
Nishes 20 express their sincere
thanks and appreciation 20 theil
many friends, relatives, neighbofl
and business asss9eiates for thell
expressions OF sympathy during thell
recent bereavement
DEVOTED WiFE, NELLIE WALKER
AND SON. ROBERT W. WALKER
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Anurtltns

wEcHsLER, SARAH. There VIII b,
ssRIRa s ysIReehsf2tR on S saSsss. yuh !;
20, 1888, At $50 pm, at the Beti
ahQiom, cemetery toidl, 18th ~
and Alabama ave Sc, Conareal
Heights Relatives and friends arr
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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cambridge. HATTIE c. On Friday.

Hospital, HATTIE G, DxNDRiDGE
Of 6Is 1 st ne, beloved sister Of
bridge. She also is survived by five
nieees. four nephevs, three cousins.
one sister-in-law and other rela-
tives and friends The late Miss
cambridge will lie in state at Israel
Baptist Church, 639 18th st. ne,
after pm. Wednesday. June IS,
where services will be held on
Thursday. June 20, at IL noon,
Services by Stewart. Interment
Harmony Cemetery rs
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June Ell, 1858. ROBERT B JONES NE
Of 1898 W. ST. NV, beloved husband
Of Maude Jones and brother Of Pear
Barnes Also surviving are tive
ons. two daughters, eight Erandchil.
dren, other relatives and many
friends From 8 pm. TO 10 pm
Wednesday. June rs, friends mas
call at the Brooks a Allen Funera
Home, 18th st. and Florida ave
on Thursday, June ca At p IS
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
terry. %
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VARRARs MARY p. on Monday; Jun,

GAS c ST. sws beloved mother Of
Ross Farrsr Of silver spriSs. Ma !.
and Frederick H. FArrar OF Chicago.
III grandmother OF Frederick Far.
Frances r Meclosky and great
grandmother Of Gerald Lee sonnen-
berg Friends may call at the Ia
koma Funeral Home, a5A Carroll
81. NV. parking oppositel, where
services will be held on Thursday.
June 26, at 1880 am. lnterment
Presbyterian Cemetery. Alexandria,
Va. rs
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g, 9sss' W., NARY n S v aEc iSas
Of 3022 Porter st. NV. beloved
wife Of R. o. HECTOR, mother Of
Pansy Lee, Easter Mae, oliver and
Lima Butler and sister Of Helen
Loyes: Mrs. Veronica Smith, Frank
and william B. Butler. she also
is survived BY other relatives and
friends After 5 pm. THURSDAY,
call at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1432 You ST. NV. Funeral services
on Friday, June -, at pm. at
the First Baptist Church. 81 Dunn
coin Memorial Cemetery. %
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BLACK, GERTRUDE PAYNE. In mem.
Org Of our beloved mother, MRS
passed away June rs. 1852.
As the gates OF life are closed.
Another gate swings wide.
The gate OF Gods eternal life,
Just on the ether side.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AMI
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eu ~ iss soHN JOHN Y On e MSRsy Jq T..
loved son Of the late John j. and
Mary A. Curren. Funeral from the
james T. Ryan Funeral Home, n :
Pa, ave Sc. on Thursday, June
81. Francis dc sales Church a. $50
a.m. Relatives and friends invited
tnterment Mount olivet Cemetery
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sAlpwf lbs hq sosA or A EEbEI$ShE 'us 81
Rice and 'Ethsi kiS STd She siso
T. survived b. ether relatives So, and :
June IS, friends are invited 10
call ct the Jarvis Funeral Chapel,
1899 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices On n TnnuTrs ssSiDs June 20; q
Church OF God. b023 Central ave
Sc. Interment Woodlavn Gene
terry, IS
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KELLY, ROsALIE NJ. On wednesda,

June g5' i is5s. az George Sn wS %asSinS.
ton University Hospital, ROSALfF
N. KELLY, beloved daushter OF thu
late T. Eugene and Rosalie Kelly
sister OF Ruth z. and Helen O
De Vol Funeral Home. sses wis,
eonsin ave. NV, from to IL
pm. Wednesday, June rs. until n
am. Thursday, June 90. REQUIEM
mass viii be offered At st: Francis
Saturday. June IS. Interment Cal.
vary Cemetery, Utica, N "a
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ana Tuesday, June "a. 1855. q
NN WILLIAM lBILII LIE
SLR Services will be held at the
N Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Mass, ave. NV, or
Friday, June ~, 1855
prior 10 interment in Rock, creeE
FELIX NJ BRoussARD. seey.
Lions Club, Silver spring, Nd. 26
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Monday. jane 81. 1865, at her resi-.
asnss' Port Toereeo; Nd: EvANoE-
Of Mrs Isabelle Bender, George /,
osirdinssr r,'' 81. also s IS survived Ssn 81
her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. William y. Lyon, and one
neral from the HUNT Funeral Home,
Waldorf, Nd, on Thursday, June
20. at $50 am. Mass al the
Sacred Heart Church. La Plata. Nd,
sm ~ an brya antsT%ent r. Mars Mars
on wednesday. june rs. at pm.
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day June, June "a, 1858. a Washins-
HyattSViile, Nd, beloved husband
Of the late Helen Louise Harris.
father Of William Z, Harris, IT. and
brother Of Mrs. Mertice Shifett
call at he S. Il. Hines Co Fun @sI
Home, 2g0l l4th st. NV. lpark-
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DUIROW, PAUL c. Suddenly. on
Tuesday i aC., June St 1885 ' A. ASIns;;
beloved husband OF Adeline Ger
trude Dutrow. father OF Mrs Will
liam Mech OF Tacoma. Wash, Mrs.
Robert Gaddy and Miss Betty Paula
1 p Syrt "a AE b1ifSS MU srS5hsr
Md. Mrs Raymond Bowers OF Fred
eriek, Nd; Mrs William Rolf Of
Baltimore, Md, and Mrs. Ira Mos
singer Of Essex, Nd, He also is sur
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
eS47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday. June -, at . pm,
lnterment National Memorial Park
In lieu OF flowers. contributions
may be. made TO the Heart ASsoeia-
ton Of Northern Virginia, i4il
North GARFIELD st, Arlington, Va. 20
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kERR, MARY BELLE, on Wednes.
Hospitsin ' MARY EEL sGEiLE ~ KE RGs'O q
1879 Columbia I'd. NV, sister 81
Elizabeth Kerr Friends may cal
NV. courtesy parking opposite1
after 10 am. Thursday. june 90
where services will be held or
Thursday evening at o'clock
lnterment FULTON. Mo 20
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JONES, HARRY. On sunday. June 90
a asSS' g. Fort Howard Veterans Hos:
JONES OF Az Condor terrace Sc
brother of Mrs. Marearet Wiggins,
uncle Of Bert K. virgins and Roy
Virgins Of McKeesport Pa. Friends
may eall at the Lee Funeral Home
until Thursday, June 20, at 1880
pm, Services at Fort Myer Chapel
Fort Myer, Va. at l pm. Intermeni
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Gail Lee. son Of Ernest c, and
the late Florence K. Lee, brother Of
Mrs. Marion Lee Buchanan. Friends
may cali az the Lee Funeral Home,
services will be held on Friday. June
At ESQ pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. IS