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Freiehter Picks
Up Two Airmen

SANTA MARIA AIRFIELD,
Azores. July IS R.-A Nor
wegian freighter reported. to-
day she has picked up two
American airmen whose RB-66
Jet bomber crashed In the At
lantic on the Azores.
The third crew member was
sighted on q raft and a Portu-
guese patrol ship directed 10
the scene.
First reports from the
freighter. the Vespasian, said
all three men from the plane
had been picked up. The Yes
|pasian headed for the Azores.
The bomber disappeared yes
terday on q fight from Shaw
Air Force Base. 8. c., to a
European base via the Azores.
The planes crew members
Trent. "a. Of Gold Hill, N. c.:
Trentmjr., "a. Of Old Hill, N. c.;
First 1t. Roth o. Owen. ~. Of
Fair Oak. Calf. and Ale
Julius ]. Rausch. 70, Of Darcy
N. OAK. the gunner.
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news conference here Wednes-
day that union strategists
would set q strike deadlins at
one Of the companies to coin
eide with the start Of produce
ton Of 1859 models.
Company negotiators APP
peared not to be worried by the
unions talk Of possible strike
action.
Earl r. Bramblett, GINS
director Of labor relations. said
yesterday do / look shaken?"
when asked about Mr.. Reuther's
statement that there will be q
day Of reckoning.
Mr.. Bramblett added. I'VE
are still trying TO get an agree
ment. Is we have been since last
March u.s."
Meanwhile, there was q
speculation here that Mr..
Reuther may pick GIN as a
strike target because GIN is
expected to start production Of
1853 models several weeks
sooner than Chrysler and Ford.
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Jesse o. Reed. 81. inventor
and mechanical engineer with
the Government, died Wednes-
day in Burbank. Calf. while
on q two-month automobile
tour Of the United States.
Mr.. Reed. a graduate Of
Pennsylvania State University.
entered the Department Of Ag-
riculture after World War !
and served there for longer
than IS years. first in the Bu-
reau Of Chemistry and Soils
and later in the Bureau Of Ag-
ricultural Chemistry.
During World War II. he
served with the Bureau of For
eign Economic Administration.
developing quinine production
from the cinchona bark In
Guatemala and Colombia.
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Fronk Starr Flynn.
Retired Army Officer

Capt. Frank Starr Flynn.
USA, retired, died last Satur-
day at his home. HARDWOOD
Manor in HARDWOOD, Va. Of q
heart attack.
Born in Danville. Va. Capt.
Flynn served In the ordance
department Of the 9Th Division
during World War I.
Capt. Flynn was q member
of the American Legion, the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. the
Blue Lodge Masons, the Royal
Arch Chapter. the knights
Templar and the Shriners.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Florence Adams Flynn;
three sisters, Mrs. J. J. Mar
cote. Mrs. Alice Jeffries Of
Bethesda, Nd, and Mrs. z. T.
Neumuller of Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
and a brother, william Flynn
of Washington.
He was buried Tuesday in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Joseph eemmos Tobin. 10, a
descendant Of Confederate Ad-
Imiral Raphael Demmcs. COM
Imander OF the Alabama dur
ling the Civil War. died a his
home. 1885 Missouri avenue
NV yesterday after q short
! illness.
A native and Iona thine resi-
dent Of Memphis. Tenn. Mr..
|Tobln was the son OF Capt.
I1nomas p. Tobin. q confed-
lernte artillery ofhcer.
He came 10 Washington 10
years ago a. an attorney with
the Justice Department and
has been retired for the last
i've years.
He was graduated from
Christian Brothers College IN
Memphis and later attended
John Hopkins University at
Baltimore. He served for .
while a. commissioner Of IN
surancs and banking for Ten
nossee.
Mr.. Tohin was q member Of
the knights Of Columbus and
the Church Of the Nativity,
Thirteenth and Peabody streets
NV.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs,
Rosemary l.. Tobin: a. son,
Thomas r. Tobin. q philosophy
student at the University Of st.
Louis: three daughters. Rose
mary and Marian Tobin Of the
home address. and Mrs. David
Z. Buck. Oedensburg. N. ", and
one grandson.
Mass win be sung at II am.
tomorrow In the Church Of the
Nativity. with burial In the
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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G. S. HeIImun

MoNsEY. N. Y, July 10 up,
George 8. Hellman. 70. au-
thor. art critic and art col
lector, died at his home here
Wednesday after a long illness,
Mr.. Hellman was the author
OF three biographies. wash
ington Irving. ESQ.,: The True
Stevenson--A Study in Ciarifi-
cation" and BENJAMIN N
Cardozo American Judge"
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Dr.. David c. Wilson,
OF Humpden-Sydney

HAMPDEN-s YDNEY. Va,
July Is ga heart attack
proved fatal yesterday to DR.,
David Cooper Wilson. rs. dean
emeritus and professor emeri-
tus Of Greek at Hampden-Syd-
ney College.
Student polls repeatedly vot-
ed him the most popular men,
Der Of the faculty.
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Roll Aide Retiring

August Pflieger Of AIS New
Hampshire avenue NV. will
retire August I as head claims
clerk for the Washington ONCE
Of the Southern Railway
System. Mr.. Pflieger, 70, has
been with the railway 81 years.
He started as 0 messenger and
became head claims clerk in
1919.
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Col. Loves. Deoth
Ruled Suicide

Deputy Coroner Christopher
J. Murphy yesterday issued q
certificate Of suicide In the
death of Army 1t. Col. Jack p.
Love. Il, who plunged from the
twelfth floor of the Woodner
Wednesday night.
Col. Love, II years with the
Medical Corps. was assistant
executive ofiicer In the once of
the Army Surgeon General.
His body was released to
Walter Reed Army Hospital for
an autopsy. Burial was &c be
at IL o'clock this morning ct
Arlington Cemetery.
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Soxe commins, Editor

PRINCETON, N. j.. July 10
B. - SAKE Commins. senior
editor Of Random House since
1893. died yesterday Of a heart
ailment. He was Sc. He edited
the work Of three American
Nobel Prize-winning authors
William Faulkner. Eugene
O'Neill and Sinclair Lewis.
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NANNI1nN, nIDHfCA. mere IN d
HnISsz ilAslason' I n rs: s,s ~
and iFlsndl are l5Vlisd. -
knucLn. nEEiAMsN rnsss vin y
81 .'sfAi n. w os. 20 nk aSss c.I y
teri $50 fsth ~ 81 Relatives
wzisalAr AND SIR
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Cupt. l. H. Gurrison

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. July
Is Rs-Capt. l. H. Garrison.
Is. former general manager Of
the Virginia Ferry Corp. and
long prominent in East Coast
seafaring circles, died yesterday
after suffering a heart attack in
his car.
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DEATHS


c..--. ,ou~ In uemorv of
CA InHN T CARTER. "
twas for the pest;
We pray tnat ooa ny .,.,iss 81
sveek a Lsnms nna ANks'phW.
mnSY a. ~
DANGLER, CURTIS 2: t1UDpxI u
P PsRRoI2EE o. CURTIS T. 'sODO
pA Ann ssS x. S Ssss:i :: q 4. L:
Flower:
% aiwsHs desr Main
,.v,ssS I. : ~ sS5ssxwzyTT1R IN is--
memcrS "a AM most devoted
mother and crandmother, cARo-
LN1 e LA Assr saa Iad.v ynJ lu Rs'iiisc
isSy S"' s ~ ~
You Ieft hehind you aching hearts
W: h Never 'E Ess. y sd S never where; a
Forsst you. Mother dear. -
Your .nI. V. . unssIA..h,, ~.
And LOT others you GIG i've,
Not for what you would receive,
yb nfns ioT rv Tnsi EHvT fgY,o pHuoH-
pRTR So"9 Az e
PENDLETON, MARY CATHERINE. IN
SylRg nsR aSREr & SqF Sss ssN5 HpiesE.
who passed away twenty-six years
10. sso .oo.s 49,. Ssi' az 10 ~.
81 4 loved one who passed away:
ss. S ga IsS Ssas S y l S::s' ''u -.
inston p' c.: Princeton, n j.,
and GNfnaautilm- Va
REED. REsSIE n A tii6ute at Low.
ana devotion 10 the memory Of our
T TSRS:Tta lEsh TotS SHrb Dnd v s5a99. &.
parted this life eisht years ago
To-Day. July lS' 1900.
Though absent. she Is always near.
sun dear: ~ '' ~ Wy
Tine takes away the edse Of grief.
Beautiful s'i memories 4. chs ch.rish.s for.
2.i happy R: s /: u, s' ;s:aS 'ss: Sss;
Not GU; Vii ssI %Sin; !. 9 .i E:s'.nl'
HER LOVING ANp DEVOTED Hue-
BAND, CHILDREN AND GRAND
se1S SNs4pE4E I ;vxmwxvn7rm
49, s car s ss 'T son ana %ae9 Sposh: r.
PVT. RICHARD c. ecHoN-
49, action IN france fourteen
W. mis-. veuT sm,Is. your lovinr
vayh -
Thai We down hers DO not forset'
-. -. 4. . s..,..k.
Thcush Goa has YOU IN His kssp,
We stiIi have you q oST hearts.
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the BENJAMIN Franklin Uni
versity. 100 Sixteenth street
NV. since 1875 he had been
chairman OF the Board Of
Trustees Of the accountancy
school.
Mr.. Kennedy was Q member
OF the American Bar Associa-
ton, the New York County
Lawyers Association. American
Accounting Association, Delta
Sigma Rho. and the American
Association OF Professors Of
Schools or Accountancy. Of
which he was president.
Club Memberships
His club memberships includ-
ed the Accountants Of America
in New York. the University
Club and the ARTS Club here.
He was a Mason.
He was author Of several
books on taxation.
Mr.. Kennedy Is survived by
his wife, Clephane Arnot Ken
nedy. and a daughter. Martha
Jane Kennedy. both Of the home
address. $3.50 Reno road N. w.
Funeral services win be at 2
pm. tomorrow at the National
Presbyterian Church. Connecti-
cut avenue and N street NV.
fnterment win be private.
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DOUGLAS I. suddenly. on
Thusrday, July "a. 1858. DOUGLAS
Bethesda, Nd, beloved son Of r;
brother Of Jean G. WHITING. Friends
are invited 10 call at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Aeme Of Rob
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesdes MO-
where services Will be held on sat
urday, July 10. e IL an. inter-
Oh flowers, contributions may be
made to Camp Echo Lake FUND,
GO Paulin Papers. p. Q. Zoe bss4'
Bethesda, Nd.
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John 7. Kennedy Dies;
Founded School Here

John Thomas Kennedy. "A.
founder and president Of the
Benjamin Franklin University
Accountancy school. died We'd
nesdny at the Washington Hos
pitai Center after an operation.
An orphan. Mr.. Kennedy was
educated at 0irard College.
Philadelphia. He came 10
Washington IN 1904 - q Gov
eminent worker.
He was graduated from
George Washington University
Law School IN 1907 and q year
later was admitted 70 the Dis
trict Bar. In 1912 he earned q
degree at the Washington
School Of Accountancy.
After two years as . lecturer
at Columbia University. New
York University and the Pace
Institute m New York. he or
eanized and headed the train
ing division Of the Income Tax
Unit Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. Later he became o.
member Of the Committee ON
Appeals Of the income tax unit.
After resignine from the
Government, he entered private
income tax practice. represent
Ing. among other important
clients. the Union Carbide and
Carbon. the Atlantic Raining
and the American colortype1
companies.
Dean In Pittsburgh
In 1919, he was admitted 10
the Pennsylvania Bar and for
five years was dean Of the Pitts
bureh School Of Accountancy.
Mr.. Kennedy returned to
Washington in 1925 TO found
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CEMETRRY LOTS

S-SiTE L0fS q nan. Mem, faFk.
choice boat: sacrifice for quick
kfaie. 10, 6-7O55.
LUSTkk OF CRYPTs IN National
s :as5i g c' s1sss sss w y :s rus. q
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DrathH

II. 1883, NADIA y. WELLS az
many relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc. 20
WESTON. HARRY c. On "wednesday,
July 10. HARRY c. WESTON 81
Blake lane, Oakton. Va. beloved
husband OF the late Lillian Maria
Weston. father Of Mrs. Harryett A.
Moreensen and Philtp H. Weston;
brother Of Mra lL0ttie Turnhuii.
saturday. July 10. at 1:30 pm.
services At the Holy Comforter
pm. Relatives and friends tn
vited. Interment National Meme
rial Park Cemetery.
WESTON, HARRY c. A special CON-
n munication Of Potomac
A !! | J: !; 4 =;
" OF conducting Masonic
services at the funeral Of opI
RosEkT {. Sfo6TE, sscy.
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HAlRIs. RoRERf MILTON. On
S E:sa:sds d:n: sSY 1S Is ssss asrsaef
MIIIoN AARhls Beloved huIsSnd
81 M Ne. I'VE Ms,, virsn ahs. 's1I, fs Ne
Dorothy N. and Robert lee Harris.
Friends may can at his late Tesi-
denee, $3.50 Clay pL ne. until $50
am. Saturday. July 10. Reauiem
Queen W 3 .. Ssr cs,s". ou ehd Lag
RIDGE I'd. and Ely pl, Sc. al b
Am Interment washington Ma
tionai Cemetery. Is
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KENNEDY, JOHN THOMAS. on
W wssSssass H fsly ~ LAS q ths
THOMAS KENNEDY OF 1902 Reno
81 rs.I Nv i,5 Sslovs S., husband Gle;
Eiss MsrsSa,sns1 n' Kennedy sp'f ana
brother o. Mrs. MarEaret K. bueEett
Of Philadelphia, Pa. Friends may
call q oavlsr'g CHAPEL. 1888
Connecticut ave, and N NJ. nv, on
Saturday, July 10, ct pm. Inter-
ment private
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y AAAtLoA -NAAEKAls Ou
rssidsnss. elS ID & ne asSs' ERN n 81
Lillian walker, beloved brother 81
Tasior saa Robert WaiEsr.. i Hs aiso
u survived BY two sisters-in-ia
one brother-in-law, thirteen nieces
Ms. nerniee Pollard. and other rel
lives and friends. The late Nj.
Walker may be viewed Il the above
residence after pm. Friday, July
from the Stewart Funeral Home,
~ y 81 ne. e. l pm. lntsrment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. is
WA S;;S IaIA,s ss. gIsoo On M.a q
beloved sister Of Mrs. susan M,
Ferret. ans .a,aashtsr q he late
neral services At the Saffeli Fu-
neral Nome AIS Il ct. NV, on
Saturday, July 10. at 1880 am.
Requiem mass at st. Matthews
snd frisnds invited 1h nsIns,sss
Mount olivet Cemetery. is
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Brown, RUSSELL on Mednes-
Sow IL II .sSs. T I've 'is..I !.
h nbn. sSHa ss sS sPd NM Mss . Jose
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday, July 1e,- remains
may be viewed At the Morrow q
Woodford, Inc, Funeral Home. 1922
s. hsiS On Saturday, Hsss : july 10. "" "
CemsteTy. Family may be contacted
at 2004 ID 81. ne, Apt. 202. 10
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TUBS, VICTOR c. on .Thursday,
SsEES's IsSs 4 !. fi'|;| l zs: S$sSs:
Ernst. Mrs. Emma seeemiiier and
TaAbs I " Also srE z Survived (, 9ls s.
si5, srandehlldrsn. Friends NAY
%. and Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
ices viii be held on Monday, July
Eiseein ~ cs3SslR.rnn:. lnssrnsnt IISSrt
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pepsrtnsnt seeretary.

JONES, RALPH DOUGLAS. On Thurs
~, S yE|Ss;Hi bolgsSSsslas so sAls.: q
y, Daly. brother of Thomas 5, Jones
Sop.As io 81 Ms.hl III snS yilisE, DS.
may can AZ the 5. II, Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 llth 81, NV,
after IL noon Saturday. July 10.
Services Of the above funeral home
on Monday. July 81, ct . pm.
PaTElaVn csmstsTy.' 70
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- Sanisa1 L; q 'e Ss.Sin sSSa
az e.; 4 \: ~; S;:: a; IS s.
NY pie, 18th st. and New
" York ave. nv. for the
purpose Of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites chapel service) for our
late brother, THOMAS II. BROCK.
JOIN D. cLEMMoNs. seey. 10
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DAVIS MkkLE VhtF suddenly.
-.ISRSs' pSvts. n husband ss s;n y ths
4 late Dorothy H. Davis, father Of
DAVIS and brother Of Miss Ella
=. Davis, all Of clearneid, Pa
sE E.ss vS %:E 'f Aon e sSscs cSfs .
;Sh'iSS s. ssd on ms s..uF s:5. y iT'lis IS
at pm. interment clearfeid' Pa.
DAvITT. RUTH LEIGH. The emesrs
- n and members Of WaahinG-
d i:
day, July Is, 1858. in
Hollywood, Fla. Funeral from the
Benson Funeral Home, Danvtlle,
Pa, on Monday, July Fl, ct l;S0
b. isABEI.LB BREwToN.
MAyBKLL L. HERBERT, secy.
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ELIZABETH L. BUNCH.
CAROLINE L. WfLTBERoER,


LARE, JOSEPH r. Of $500 n T.
H HsaSs n MI I Ia Eis Lar. re- ts sSs
Of MRS. Joseph simpson. Joseph N.
Chambers Funeral Home. ST. 18th
st. sc. on Saturday, July 10, AZ
10 am. Interment Prospect eill
Cemetery. Is
LAWSON, EVA. on wednesday. July
u. 1888. e ne v pissFies ,u osner q
viola Mason and sister Of Efhe
Frasley and Lillian Golden. Also
SURVIVING are nieces, nephews.- other
relatives and friends. After 8 pm,
ids johS.o1ns ' ir JsnS;n, pyps snII
Home. -Ae04 Georgia ave. n.vs where
funeral services will be held On
sturdy. July 70: ct 10 an m
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cREsTwELL. DORA D, On W D;d,,,ss
SsISslEEI HSsS y 7O sH EsnI BORA ,. =
passing q devoted mother, M...
James 'an si Ho~asd and Thomas crssl-
S s one ,os slssi BROTHERS. Mrs one ' niece.
otHeT relatives and many friends.
kSines q CO. Funeral Home. eol
81 g, .s.wY, ThS S, s S5lsnSs 5nIy
"a. 20. snit until 10 q IN. Monday. July
IN. churek Of God Il the Amer;
ssSio. go Z. 9Th TIM y Inc Rev. Fsaiin.
M Fuller oficiatine. lnterment
lincoln Memorial Cemeters:
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ls.' iSbs. TfEzlE osiTIlS 8 iSis
Ors =. s:!' I:!A.. s: y ss:E, :
Mrs.. ophelia Anderson: q dsnshtsf-
s Hss @s. s sS sr. Des1ssa
tIlehes After p'n, Friday, july
Is: MeoSlr. y Sun 1r'l'' HONE. iisse
e esa AZ s.u sue cSulsA 's SS N. N;
5S sS 10 10 iiS.srn.ns' Lincoln sisDiS Ne.
mortal CAmalATl. Us
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WALSH. MARGARET NJ. All onaeers
NTN and members Of Division
"a !! i; !! 4! 4!
for our late member,
ST Matthew'S Cathedral on saturs
day, July. 10, ct IL am.
cATHERN I, LARKIN. President.
MARIE TAPPAN, Secretary. rs
WASHINGTON. THEODORE RoosR-
WELT. Suddenly. on wednesday.
THkop6Rk' SoosEv SfstT'iis VASE ssa;.
INoToN, husband. OF Emma L.
Washington and beloved son Of
Peter and Laura Washington. He
washinetCn and Iorsine mons one
son: one sister. Mrs. Malvina viii
ii n5 three sEc sh:rs Leon: william
Mrs. Mary Mumford, three grand-
ehildren. nieees, nephews. and .
host Of other relatives and friends.
After = pm. Friday, July Is, the
sts NJ: wsahlnsson yin rest q
le. Nd. Funeral on Saturday.
n 10 g / pm. at Mount Cal
Hlle. Nd. ne Rev. HsiiFy Davis
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eLIcENER. OLGA n. On WEDNESDAY,
IsL OLGA u SIIcKNTR' r "; s..
g.. b RGsosr L. o. and nS'i Merton cisf.
nsf: dsushter Of Harry w. copklIn:
sister Of Ervetta clicks. StephAnie
Horner, lone Dixon, Harry II. and
Victor conklin. Funeral from sne
simmons Bros Funeral Home ,,! a1Ci
july "a, AZ 1880 am. Services q
Anacostia Methodist CHURCH ~
II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
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THURSDAY, july n, 1855. at lis
gSscssasFPS' s lsis s's FSSI ave- s.eI s
sssssr" q Miss ES s.s@sIy and Ms Sala;
Tohin. Mrs. David T. Buck and
4 hS SSrviy.s = T0S os . 3 ne a,o
Home. Sso1 i4ts st. NV, 20 on Sasur.
lns faciiitiesI; thence 70 lie Church
q the Nativity. 18th and Peabody
the T mass Mn; vim ' ). 0 aS!T 'a q Fl
Am. for the repose Of his soul,
!nterment Gate Of Heaven Gene
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AA N.sa..s.5 ZIG "a, f u. Ass, On On
THoMAs HALLE q 1sssO Ads@s
Mil I'd. NV Washlngton. b. G..
fSsnsr .SS s sss ti han. pr Tss ons:
Of Sandy spring. Nd. rs
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COPELAND, ROY. on Thursday. July
koY coPEIAEp q SsSss e 9sgpr .ssi
Copeland. father q l bS'AIS'rss Jack JACK
son and brother Of Wllliam CSp e.
larPSS5ach Ms sIs' AZ, niscs: nspS
sTs. other relatives and trien9s;
viewed yes az a the stsSsft Funeral Home.
80 II st. ne, after = pm; sA. VII
cay &c b.i any On Ii Sunday day. July ~. az i
pm. interment Lincoln Memorial
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44s aoE.s wits AsScE S: 8 .s SsS'Gs! ssE
sSs ts a4s:all q ws: :sssiSsSSEs d &.
sfIIcyy,.saa1 hpsens.Pd q Mrs. Eipers
Jusnits B. BSocf. son asn 81 Ms. M Mlrs
=. Brock and brother Of william u.
and Harry q Brock OF BrunsWick,
Ca, and MRS. sue Tai6ert 81 Dem
marx 8. {. Friends may eaii q
and Mass. s ave- ne. h0m aft.r n q.
Friday. July lis. until i3:s0 p.m.
Monday, July 81. Services a. Port
znrs SnaI Nst q Cen e..,i lnserRsn'
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'i s ' u 'Isss. sjE.s g w v
e .sS Sos Z sSEviS. . y s s.o s5Pis :;
tsfs Nj Tnslna drsSis q wall
tngton. -. .c. and Mrs. Donna p.
xIP /. az Alssn. J. 9 s..S,a,, ssFvIs si,
n,ihsl hoPRs IN; nIosH s re o RHhn.'on
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cARBoNELL, cor. ARTURO. 3,

SA,mDyNnL yL. AhLghO: Oh
cARSoNEiE. UsA 1retiredJ, q
5000 North Edison ST., Arlington.
hernandez csrbcneil, father Of col.
M UsaS%SsOutE, srS g.; Ma, W. wslad 5o T.
carbonell. CSA. Ithaca, n, y;
Mrs.. xisda ssbater, Mrs. Alicia q.
Qautier. all Of san Juan, Puerto
Rico. and grandtather of Arthur,
Spisnds HO may snS e.Ii 'c n the 81 n
Hines Co. Funeral Home, ssoi I4th
Of, NV, after 1 pm, Saturday, July
10, The holy sacrifice Of the mass
will be offered at Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer, Va. on Monday. July
rs soul. Intermsnt Arlington Ma
uonal Cemetery 10
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CARTER, JOHN I. In memory Of
JOHN T. CARTER.
You slipped 80 quietly away, perhaps
we pray that ~ God ~ may y'I sive you
sweet dreams and quiet rest.
PEARL A. THOMPSON AND FAM
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iSSil' E.lo,vs.sss ' S w5aSI1AE y Jan ASII1E
ssSs.. relative. sSnd iri:Ss;' ki.:I
may ea1l az the William apaneler
s sEss. tus Es7' ,.s sas ~ 9 ss
fntermsnt Woodlavn Cemetery.
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nAnTNi. ANGELO lAMRs, on
S;SsSs. 'fi: 4 sss . sI;i!
sTt I, callaway, There also are ~
40 ws9ssI >. ss4pEIss Sss,I.l
Home. etat oeorgla ave. silver
HSins =. {. .. e.ssi5 2, t ssi, s.so.:
Church. 1900 d. camlllu. "a. 81:
yer eprine. Nd. Intsrment Gate q
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ISISr .,i issi. Az! AsEsxH a o SCE
sSsh S :. E.'1IHsssH q San.
one brother, osrs6On oeinieE q
p B SsIss.Mas ~ i son ssi Sss:r.i Home
42l7 eth ~ NV. on Friday,
JULY IL at PIP. Interment
k kSaIu Rs'S sS's o:ors a.rs sss "
Family reQuegts IN lieu Of nowefs.
contributions BE made 10 the D. e.
Cancer AID Group. -
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H1gsf isB EUs 4pEA e. E EssS;f., !, NY W.
a. ssrs Il mrs A'f ss u M II s s:lsS:s
and Gilbert r. Hauke Of Detroit,
at the Colonial Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville. Nd.
Services on SATURDAY, July 10, at
a ii am. Intermsns Gear hi
Cemetery. 10
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clIcKsER. cLcA ..,, n The ); G sI::E:
I /: I !: J:
q scpsss;sas 99;Esa : cEEIcsrt IT,
"S' dRACE MULLINIx, W. M.
ARnAH p. HENNINO6. Secy.
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KsAg 'g L igss Saprso p {. E agzSSs
Ssleysd vile q ths Is IL Herman
vs. samuel /. ShssEs. Mr.. Lydis
NsssIL NJ: isossl RitisnbesS:
b. and Morris G. KFauss. Services
Al the s. II, Hines CO. Funeral
:%s, s sIESi Il, = i sS noe n S 's.SE
ne fesiIitissI. intsrmsnt oienycod
KRAuss. LYDIE. me oraeers and
A members Of MiEpah Chap
= y I; 81! !: E ! = !
" Friday, July Is. lo5S,
where funeral services viii be con-
s gSstsita for our late sister, LYDik
ELIZABETH L. BUNCH.
worthy Matron.
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places will keep going with initia-
tive, vigor and vision.
u S. 264 offers many advan-
tages. 1t is nearest an all wa
ter route, and connects with the
Mattamuskeet area, biggest tour
list asset of the Hyde County
mainland. The historic Bath area
and many other historic points OF
interest are tied to 264. Hunting
and fishing in this area is greatly
diversified.
Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Fair
field, New Holland, Engelhard
and other communities are all
charming places, and on their toes
with many services for the accom-
mediation of tourists and sports
men. Furthermore, investment in
tourist enterprises are growing
annually by leaps and bounds.
All in all, the folks on 264 see
nothing discouraging, bridge or no
bridge, to keep them from getting
their share of the tourists mil
lions that annually come to the
coaStland.