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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-04
Reds Tighten
rode Ties

| VIENNA, Jan. 4 pa Hun
garian Communist newspaper
says Russia and the seven East
European Communist nations
have agreed to work for closer
/ economic Indignation.
Vienna observers said the
true aim of the interrogation is
apparently to help the Soviet
Union try to make good its
efforts to overtake United
States industrial might.
The paper Nepszabadsag said
+ in an article broadcast by
Budapest Radio today the ma
tons have agreed to work out
a Joint l5-vear indignation plan
TO begin in 1860.
I As a preliminary stage. each
country is TO draft its own Is
year plan under consideration
Of its own economic situation"
the article said. These indi-
yidual plans then are to serve
as the basis for the joint plan.
The decision to integrate the
Communist economies even
more closely was apparently,
taken during the December
conference of the bloc in
Prague, CzechoSlovakia. The
meeting also worked on special
King by individual countries
in certain fields-for instance.
Poland as a coal producer and
Czechosioyakia and East Ger
many in machine-buildin in
dustries.
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Maj. Gen. Lloyd E. Jones, SO,
Army Expert on Artillery

Mai. Gen. Lloyd e. Jones,
SO. an authority on artillery
tactics. died yesterday at the
Columbia IS. c. Veterans Hos
pital after a long illness.
Gen. Jones was the holder
of the Distinguished Service
Medal and the author Of a basic
textbook for artillery officers
- Field Artillery Applied
Mathematics"
Born in Columbia. s. C., ne
Joined the Army after attend
ing the University of Missouri.
During World War !. he studied
here at the Army War College
and later served as personnel
officer in the Office of the
Chief Of Field Artillery.
He was chief of staff Of the
First Army Corps when 1t was
organized in Columbia in 1910
Before that. he served as chief
Of tactics for the Field Artil-
lery School at Fort Sill. Okla.
Gen. Jones retired in l946
after heading the 10th Noun
tain Division while it trained
at Camp Hale. Colo.
Gen. Jones was considered
instrumental in designing the
los millimeter Howitzer. basic
Army field piece Of World War
II.
His father, DR.. John Carlton
Jones. was president Of the
University of Missouri. where
Gen. Jones received an engi-
neering degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-04
Nurse School Post
Goes to Mrs. GibIo

Mrs. Helen Gibio, author and
feature writer, has been APP
pointed director of social ac-
tiyities at the new Washington
Hospital Center School OF
Nursing.
Mrs. Giblo, who lives in An
napolis, Nd. is the author Of
Footlights. F1stfights and
Femmes, a recently published
biography of Jimmy Lake,
Washington boxing and wrest-
ling announcer.
other published articles in
clude features for the Sunday
Star Magazine.
AS social director at the Gen.
ter'S School of Nursing, Mrs.
Giblo will plan an extra-curri-
cular program for all students.
The new center is located at
First and Michigan avenue
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-04
Fire in Parked Cor
Injuries D. C. Man

An automobile mechanic. who
apparently went to sleep in his
car with a lighted cigarette in
his hand. was admitted to Dis
trict General Hospital last
night with burns over more
than 80 per cent of his body.
His condition is critical.
He is Carl Christian. 81, of
1920 A street Sc. A resident
at that address said MIR. Chris
tan. who is single. is a me-
chanic for a service station on
Benning road.
Police said the mishap &C.
Cured while his car was parked
on a vacant lot in the rear of
3789 Hayes street NE. near
Kenilworth terrace. about 9:l5
pm.
Mr.. Christian was awakened
when his clothes caught fire.
"A passerby sent in a FIRE alarm
when he saw the victim open
the door and jump out.
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Will Aubrey. "a.
Vaudeville Figure

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4 tlP1.
Will Aubrey. 81. widely known
entertainer and humoriSt. died
yesterday after a two-months
illness.
The suitar-playine bard
Of the San Francisco Press a.
Union League Club was a
friend OF notables the world
over.
Although he had a law de-
gree. he never practiced law.
The lure of the footlights in
dramatics at Michigan State
University and Detroit Law
College set his course.
For years he had top vaude-
vile bookings in the English
speaking world. He also per-
formed in movies and on the
radio.
VIII Aubrey. born Aubrey
Gittlemen. is survived by three
brothers. Mort. Al and Hy Git
tleman. and a sister. Hattie
Gittleman. ell Of Detroit.
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Mrs. Sterling Loey.
Former Writer

Mrs. Sterling Byrd Lacy. rs.
widow OF a former Lieutenant
Governor of Colorado. died on
Thursday in the williamsport
md } Sanitarium after a long
illness. She was a resident OF
LeeSburg. Va,
The former Miss Allene Tup-
per. Mrs. Lacy was well known
in New York literary circles
before her marriage in 1913.
Among the plays she wrote was
The CTeeking Chair" in which
Tallulah Bankhead made her
London debut with Sir Aubrey
Smith.
Mrs. Lacy also contributed
articles and short stories under
the pen name of Allene Upper
Wilkes to the Saturday Evening
Post and the now. iefunct
American Magazine.
She was a native of Harrods-
burg. Ky.
In Leesburg Mrs. Lacy was
a member of the LeeSburg Gar
den Club and st. James Epis-
copal Church.
She is survived by a sister.
Mrs. George c. Marshall, and
a niece and nephew.
Funeral services we're TO be
held this afternoon in Rich
mond. with burial in Hollywood
Cemetery there.
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First Claims Paid
In Liners SINKING

NEW YORK, Jan. 4 tP.-
More than So million in checks,
paying of the first batch OF
individual liability claims in
the sinking of the Italian liner
Andrea Doris. were mailed last
night.
Chris Williamson. president
of the Shipowners Claims
Bureau. said the checks were
only a fraction OF the total
still to go. The claims originally
totaled SIG million.
He said more than LOO in
dividual claims for damages
were filed as a result of the
collision July IS. 1856. between
the Swedish liner Stockholm
and the Andrea Doria OF Nam
tucket, Mass.
The first payments were
made in more than 100 checks,
Mr.. Williamson said. All but
II OF the claims are near settle
ment. he added.
The Andrea Doria sank with
a loss of so lives.
Most of the checks mailed
averaged under $500 each for
personal injuries. Previously
Wilhelm GustavSson Of Sweden.
a seaman on the Stockholm,
had been paid s65,O00 for in
juries.
Mr.. Williamson said the two
lines had agreed to hold in
allegiance their suits against
each other until individual
claims are settled. Payment is
from a liability fund the two
lines set up.
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SIovey |. frost,
YuqosIuv Official

Slavey I. frost. 81. head OF
the visa department of the
Yugoslav Embassy here, died
Wednesday at his home, 1895
Missouri avenue NV.
Mr. frost came TO the United
States in 1907 for the first time.
During World War !. he re-
turned to Yugoslavia 10 serve
In the army.
He was assigned TO the Yu-
goslav Consulate in New York
from 1929 to 1899.
Mr.. frost joined the embassy
here In 1871.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ivana frost, and a daugh-
ter, Bozhana, OF the home adj
dress. and a brother, Milan 4.
frost of New York.
Requiem mass was held at
10 am. today az the Church
OF the Nativity, 60Ol Thirteenth
street NV. Burial will be In
the Washington National Gem
etery.
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Benjomin Freidson Dies,
Government Attorney

Benjamin Freidson. a jus
tice Department attorney. died
Yesterday In his ONCE appar-
emily OF a heart attack. He
was ~.
A native of Alexandria, Va 4,
Mr.. Freidson lived at l0607
Hutting place, Silver Spring.
Md.
He joined the Justice De-
partment as a trial attorney
in 1864 and remained in the
departments Once OF Legal
Counsel until his death.
Mr.. Freidson had practieed
law here for two years before
entering Government service
In 1885.
A graduate OF the National
University. he became q hear
ing examiner for the Interstate
Commerce Commission in 1885.
He Joined the ONCE Of Price
Administration in l942.
Mr.. Freidson also served with
the Office Of Housing Expediter
and Economic Sterilization
Agency before assuming the
Justice Department post.
He was a member of the
District Bar Association and
attended George Washington
University here.
Mr.. Freidson Is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Sally Freidson.
and two children, Linda and
Allan. Of the home address: his
father. Michael Freidson of the
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snnsuaeemeats 81
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrntnriam

COBLE MELVIN. Departed this life
1853, MELVIN coBLk;
II seemed life scarcely had begun.
When with a gentle smile,
To live with Him while.
You left us lonely and befeft.
THE FAMILY AND oODMoTHER
DRY 81 ms devoted husband. RAY
2. FEHRMAN. Who passed away one
year aEo today, January 4, 1907,
Beautiful memories cherished forever
OF happy days We spent toeether.
Silent thouahts brlns many tear
For the one l miss and loved SO
ERNEsTINE FEHRMAN.
JACKSON. JAMES A. In loving mem
ory OF our husband, father and grand.
father, JAMES A. JACKSON. who
departed this life twelve years ago
today, January =. iVfU.
just q ling Of sweet remembrance,
Just sp token sos y iH sSs t ana 'I Ss,oon
That our hearts stilI hold lot YOU
WIFE. ANNA g. JACKSON Chill.
DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN :
JACKSON, Ruth. "A tribute Of love
aud devotion 70 the memory OF our
qghr ifltnus Ruth JAlhbOht VINO
left uk Tor her heavenly home one
year ae0 today, January Z, 1867,
What Coo has done must be the best.
For soon We, too shall be al resi-
And there IN Gods sweet, holy land,
We'll walk together hand IN hand
HER DEVOTED FRIENDS, EsTEiLi
AND Eli BERRY
brance of RufH JkcKsSoN, Who de.
parted January g. 1D47
As DAYS BASS u brings us closer "a
meet again
AUNT FRANCES, EDNA AND JOHN ;
KING, sOPHRONIA ,PINKYI. Sacred
10 the memory al our dear mother,
SOPHRONfA iPINKYI KING, who DE-.
parted this life fOrty-five years ago.
January 4, 1913
Gone, but not forgotien.
HER CHILDREN, VERMAL AND
MEssICK, MAYNARD &. In loyins
memory of my beloved husband,
MAYNARD C. MBSsicK, who PASSED
awaV eight years aeo today, jan
uary 4, 1880
IN memory ne n living stu,
Not lust today, but always
HIS DEVOTED WIFE,
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find the man. But the search
proved fruitleSS.
Another surprise trial devel-
opment was introduced by the
Judge yesterday during another
bench conference with Frank
Yasmer. the bishops lawyer.
and Jesse Chessin, attorney for
Mrs. RoySter.
Another Wife Claimant
Judge Holtzoff said he had
received q letter from a Mrs.
Jennie Grace of New Bedford,
Mass, saying she was the
bishops first wife. though he
left her many years ago"
Court pre-trial papers show
Daddy Grace admitted marry
ing a Jenny Grace" in MaSSa-
chusetts in 1907 and another
woman in California In 1897.
But the bishop denied know
ing Jennie Grace. Never heard
of her." he told newsmen.
The trial was recessed yes
terday afternoon until 1880
am. Monday.
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Two Daughters
Share Grumun's
$4,000 Estute

William A. Gruman. vice
president and secretary OF the
Corson d. Gruman Co. paving
contracting concern. who died
on December 80 at his home
$500 Rittenhouse street NV.
left an estate valued al more
than $4,000
A petition for probate Of his
will was filed yesterday in the
Register of wins ONCE in the
u. 8. District Court for the
District OF Columbia.
Under terms of the will. the
bulk OF the estate is to be
shared by Mr.. Gruman's two
daughters. Mrs. Emma Jane
Cox. Of the home address. and
Mrs Mary Catherine Huide-
koper. of 5044 Macomb street
NV. The two are to receive
the residue of the estate after
several special requests are
taken care of.
Among special requests is one
of $4,000 to Mr. Gruman's
stepdaughter. Mrs. Ruby G.
Hale. Of Orlando. Fla. and
q bequest OF S23 900 10 his
brother. c, L. Gruman. of syria =
cuse. N. Y.
The petition for probate. filed
by Attorney Benton c. Tolley.
jr.. listed Mr.. Gruman's estate
as consisting of $3.50 900 in per-
Sonal property and real estate
listed at an assessed value of
$79.567.
Mr.. Gruman. who was IS.
had been a Washington resi-
dent for many years. He was a
co-foInder Of the street paving
company.
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TAX OFFICE FINDS
SNAKEBITE KITS IN
SUPPLY SHIPMENT

VENTURA. Calf. P1.-
When the Internal Revenue
people here put the bite on
taxpayers this year, they'll
have something to treat
them with.
Among the supplies re-
ceived yesterday from Wash
ington for the coming tax
period was a pack OF snake
bite kits.
Washington may think
we're in pretty uncivilized
country out here observed
John Schmidt. admimStra-
tive head of the Office.
And his nine subordihates
may suspect that Washing
ton regards one of them as
dependable. There are only
eight kits.
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Smith OF Oxford. N. C.. wit
ness for Mrs. Royster. Mrs.
Smith stepped from the witness
stand and pointed out the
bishop as her brother. John
Register.
Mrs. Royster charges her
husband was John Royster. now
Daddy Grace. but the bishop
has denied this.
Mystery Enters
The mystery man" appeared
during an afternoon recess of
the trial. Judge Alexander
Holtzoh called up opposing
attorneys in the case and told
them a big heavy man" had
warned a woman witness about
her testimony.
"He said. BE careful what
you say because Daddy Grace
is a cruel man. :" the judge told
the attorneys.
Judge Holtzoh said United
States Marshals had been sent
into the courthouse halls to
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Gerald Bullet, "a,
Novelist and Critic

CHICHESTER. England,
Jan. 4 R.--0erald Bullet, "a.
novelist. anthologist and critic.
died In a hospital here last
night.
His novels included THE
Elderbrook Brothers" THE
Pandervils." THE Jury" and
Snare Of the Fowler His
works also included several
biographies and children's
books,
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Judge Walter c. LindIey, II.
Ruled in APP Trust Case

DANvILLE. H.. Jan. I tAp.--
Federal Judge Walter C. Lind
ley. n, died yesterday a few
hours after announcing that he
had requested retirement.
A Federal judge for 80 years.
he had served as a member Of
the It'll United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals at Chi
cago since 1919. Previously. for
q years. he was on the District
Court bench. The Circuit Court
hears appeals from district
courts in Illinois. Indiana and
Wisconsin.
Retirement Asked
Thursday Judge Llndley. who
had been patient for the last
month in Lake View Hospital.
announced that because Of fail
ing health he had asked PreSi-
dent Eisenhower TO relieve him
OF regular assignments and
place him on a roster OF senior
judges January Is.
AS a senior judge he would
have been retired nomInalIy.
but subject TO recall.
II was Judge Lindley who in
1916 entered a finding that the
APP food chain and % officers
and subsidiaries had violated
the Antitrust Act.
He imposed fines totalling
Sl75,O00. His decision was up
held by the Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals In Chicago.
Survivors Listed
Judge Lindley was born in
Neoga. H.. in 1880 and was
graduated from the University
Of Illinois. He began his Law
career in Danville.
He is survived by his widow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-04

Louise: two daughters. Mrs. A
J. Byrne OF Arlington Heights.
Ill. and Mrs. Robert Morgan OF
Indianapolis. and a son. Walter
c. Lindley. jr.. Of Honolulu. A
sister. Miss Jennie Lindley OF
Neoga. also survives.
Funeral services will be held
at the First Presbyterian
Church here Monday.
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He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Jones Of
Columbia; two sons. Carlton
j. Jones Of Baltimore and Mai.
Lloyd E. Jones. jr.. with the
armed forces mission in Kahls-
ruhr. Germany: a daughter.
Mrs. William Speer Of jack
sonyille. Fla, and Mrs. Patter-
son Balm of Columbia.
Funeral plans are incom-
plete but burial will be at the
Arlington Cemetery next week.
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Mrs. KerIin,5
Area Resident

Mrs. J. Don Kerlin, wife OF a
Senate Post Once and Civil
Service Committee official, died
yesterday in Georgetown Hos
pital. She was ST..
Mrs. Kerlin became Ill while
vacationing with her family in
Florida over the Christmas
holidays. She was Immediately
fiown here and taken 10
Georgetown Hospital.
Mr.. Kerlin is the assistant
stan director Of the Senate
Post once and Civil Service
Committee.
Born In Nevada. Tex. Mrs.
KerIin was the former
Margaret Smith Wells.
She came to Washington
about 1870 and worked for
several years as administra-
tive assistant to the director
OF personnel of the Federal
Housing Administration.
Immediately prior to her
marriage 10 Mr.. Kerlin in 1916.
she was secretary-treasurer OF
the Term Plan Finance Co. in
Florida.
Also surviving is a daughter
Dona Kerlin. OF the home ad-
dress. $500 North Twenty-third
street. Arlington; her father
IRA. c. Smith. Of Whittier
Calf: a sister, Mrs. Carl Milan
of Dallas. Tex. and three
brothers. George Smith. OF
Whittier. and Ray and Glenn
Smith. OF Dallas. Also surviving
are two children by a previous
marriage-Duane Wells. of $500
Fourteenth street NV, and
Mrs. nellie Morgan. OF New
York.
Funeral services are now be-
ing arranged.
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Man, 81, Found
Hanged at Home

John H. Klineenfeld. 81. of
2204 Virginia avenue NV ,
was found hanged by a rope
from a clothes hook on a
bathroom door In his home
last night, police reported.
A retired Government econo-
mist. Mr.. Klingenfeld lived
alone. police said. He left a
note indicating mental depres-
sion. He had been depressed.
q friend said. since his wife's
death about a year ago.
Police said the body was
found by a friend who came
over TO watch televiSion.
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Hebrew Home for the Aged.
and two brothers. Irving Freid-
son Of 637 Oakland terrace.
Alexandria. Va. and Morris
Freidson OF 3732 Columbia pike.
Arlington. Va.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow from the
Danzansky funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
viii be in the King David Me-
mortal Cemetery. Falls Church.
Va.
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Perez de Arce, "a

SANTIAGO. Chile. Jan. 4
tR.-Funeral services were held
yesterday for Chilean news
paper publisher Guillermo Perez
de Arce, 81. President Carlos
Ibanez. members of his cabinet
and Congressman were among
Ithose attending. ,.
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Mystery Man Sought
In Daddy Grace Trial

The Federal court trial Of Daddy Grace Washington Negro
evangelist supplied everything yesterday from ongos sister
to search for a mystery in the courthouse halls
The evangelist ofcially known Bishop c. Grace is
charged by Mrs Louvena Register of 1920 Stanton
with marrying her in 1928 and deserving her in 1928 She's ask
ing for support and alimony
The sister the person of Rebecca Royster
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In. Mrmnrtanl

MURRAY, LAWRENCE y. AND EMMA
J. In lovine memory OF my parents
who have gone 20 rest; LAWRENCE
I MURRAY on January 4 1919. and
EMMA J MURRAY on March 10
ood over all HIS watch will keep
And give 20 HIS beloved sleen
HELM n MURRAY
POGUE. JAMES DANIEL.
] cannot say and I will not say
That he Is dead, he Is iust away
with CHEEKY smile and q wave Of
He Sss JUS! WANDERED into an un-
known land
one wear asO, dear you left me
oh. hos ! have lonsed for your old
time step and a glad return:
But am thinking Of you there A.
A. dear n as oh The love of here
He Is not dead, he Is lust away
LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE.
FLORlNE A, pO0uE
ROCK. MARY DRIscOLL. In mem
Ory Of my dear wife MARY. who
Oai pSEsSSoaafbhY H H5s SsfS MRGLvifHSs ''
s Sal owns SscAs Brother In 6 Ss9Hs' &
scEsco, who LETT US three wears aso,
January 4, 1853
A beautiful life that came 20 an end.
He died Is he lived, eveTyone's friend
LoNy WEISS R RE3rE NEERSshirw SISTERS
scOTT. JOSEPH y. In memory OF
JosEPPfHi o'ip s scoff Who Who pSssed
away thTss wears sEo today. jan
THO world may change from year 10
Ana friends from day to day.
~" Prom 9s' memory pass away va =" 'o''o
SCOTT AND bAuoHn4fS iaS -
STEVENSON, WILLIAM, ~. In lovins
memory OF our husband, father and
grandfather WILLIAM STEVENSON,
wears ago, January 4, 1889,
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps IA to forget,
But time 80 far mas only proved
DEVOTED WiFE. pAuGHTTn AND
s spA sfs.sir BESSIE ta 4 IEy M
JOHN SN5 WiLLiAM PXTTERscS
STEWART. LORETTA A. A tribute
Of love TO the memory OF my dear
daughter. LoRElTh A STEWART,
who departed this ife sixteen years
hEO today January 4, lOd2.
Until memory fades aud life departs
You will live forever In my heart
Time takes away the edne Of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
HER DEVOTED MOTHER M. AGNES
STEWART THOMAS
WALLER, GEORGE n. A tribute Of
love and devotion 70 the memory Of
WALL Err, who departed this life six
yearf ago TODAY January 4, 1862
Until memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts
MARTHA FRANCES WALLER,
cORINhk GIBSON, DOROTHY
BLANTOk. a
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UIarn nf Chunks

BROAnnuRsT. LIsTON q.
IisfN6N 3 hKokbHURsf " Sis 'hss
10 express thelr thanks and appFe-
TRENDS and S srsanisa tt Isr re
flowers, telegfnnlA, cnrdA. pse Of
ears and many other. expressions Of
kindness and sympathy duFine our
susfE 3. BRoApHuRsT AND FAM
KRkxAER. MEnMAN We s,sn 20
express our appreciation tor the
s ssss q ksne sns ana msssssss 3 q
relstlves. friends and neighb0rs 70
the loss OF our loved one
THE KREAhtkR FAMILY.
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.rennatoriunn

OIcIIldLOEluIl
J. William Lees Sons Co.
lih 81 and Mass Ave. NJ. III $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r ST. NV. NO. 7-0i33
aOs
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CEMETERY LOTS

Y0UR LOTS at Fort Lincoln cemetefy
u. , PYLES, BP $4,000
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
CHURCH sites; reasonable. Call JE
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huLANs JANIS MICHAEL. On Wednes-
gay. ysneaTy l.. 1855. JAMES
g. New York CITY. N. Y, the DE-
beloved tatner Of Mrs. Ann CoWan
Of New York Other relatives and
many friends also survive Priencs
may call ~ the halvan A Sehey.
me. Funeral home, NeW Jersey
January S. after . ON Funeral
seryiees VAL De held at the Asbury
Methodist Church. nth and X sta
" on Monday. January y. 81 !
Cemetery. TUESDAY. January :. at
RGLsNa JAMES NJ ,n.,,. -
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Wunltatlon Of COrlnthlan
Lodge. No, u, ?. a. A.. N
. an, MONDAY. January Is,
~ 1855, at the Masonic TEN
pie, 10th and You ats. NV,
for the purpose Of attend
funeral Of our late brother.
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FRANC, MARY 4. tnee Bogeerl. on
FRANC q VIZ \ 81 .s"s nu MA bsloysd
wife OF the late Herbert / franc
and mother Of Mrs. MARY G Dunn.
After ..JO pm. sunday January 5.
friends are invited 70 call 81 the
Geler Funeral Home. 1908 18th 81
DIV. Requiem mass &c the Holy
Trinity Catholic Church on Tues
day. January J. a. 10 an Rela.
yves and frisnas Invited. Intermsn.
FRkIDsON. BENJAMIN. suddenly, on
Friday, January ., 1905, BENJAMIN.
lREIDSON beloved husband OF sally
FreideQn and devoted father OF Linda
and Allan FreidsQn. Ne also q sur
son. and Two brothers, Irving and
~; the. Ps aan. p psS, ps 3 Sons ~;
isrmsn, kinS David Memorial oar.
den. Memorial week, IO6O7 HuttIna
pl.. Silver spring. Nd
GILMORE, carl on Thgrsdsy. Jan:
lary =, ly5h. CARL GILMORE Of
M ~ g nj. beloved sa,b isth he q
q walter Jackson brother. ln-law q
i hs ai % I..gSSyivsa ~ ethsT rsiS-
more may b. viewed IL the above
residence after 4 pm Monday. Jan.
Ssryy Z from ths Mount ATTY airy Bap pti
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery