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Evening star., 1958-07-07
Margaret KiIIeen,
Deputy Recorder

Miss Margaret M. Killeen,
Deputy Recorder of Deeds for
the District for more than 30
years. died Saturday after a
short illness at Colmar Manor
in Hyattsville. She lived at
2726 Connecticut avenue NV.
Miss Killeen, who retired
from her post in 1871, had ac-
quired a great many friends
among members of the legal
and real estate professions over
the years. She was also active
with the Christ Child Society
here.
She was the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George Kill
leen of the District and is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. John F..
Costello of 2800 Woodley road
NV.
Requiem mass will be held at
10 am. tomorrow in the Holy
Trinity Church, 3514 o street
NV, and burial will be in
Mount olivet Cemetery. Fu-
neral arrangements are being
made by Gawler's funeral home.
1765 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Muntz TV
Agrees to
FTCOrder

The Federal Trade Commits
sion today approved a consent
order prohibiting Muntz TV,
Inc, of Chicago, from exag-
gerating the size of the picture
tubes in its television sets and
from advertising that the sets
are sold directly from the fac
tory"
The order was agreed to by
Muntz tof Chicago) and the
FTC's bureau Of litigation.
In its complaint, the FTC
said the horizontal measure
ments of the viewable area of
the picture tubes in the sets are
mot 81. "a and 81 inches as
claimed, but substantially less"
The order directed the COM
pany to advertise clearly the di-
mensions as being diagonal.
rather than horizontal.
1t further forbids retailers
from representing themselves
as factory outlets" The COM
mission noted that many pur-
chasers prefer to deal directly
with manufacturers or factory
outlets in the belief they will
get lower prices and other ad-
vantages.
A spokesman for Muntz Tele-
vision Sales Corp. of the Dis
trict said the FTC order was
directed at the Chicago firm
and not Muntz dealers here. He
said advertisements appearing
in local papers clearly state
screen measurements are "di-
agonal" distances, and that re-
tailers specify they are factory
franchised dealers"
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Daniel Gorber,
Leading Pointer
Of Landscapes

NEW HOPE, Pa, July Z up.
Daniel CARRIER, rs, landscape
painter represented in 28 Of the
country's leading galleries and
museums, died yesterday after
he fell nine feet to the ground
from a balconyi at his Lumber
vile home north Of here. Inves-
tigators said the balcony rail-
ing gave way while he was clip
ping ivy from the walls of his
home near the Delaware River,
Mr.. Garber's paintings are
exhibited in the National Gal
lery and the Corcoran Gallery
in Washington. the Philadel-
phia Museum of Art and the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts. at which he instructed.
Mr.. CARRIER was a member OF
the Art Club of Philadelphia
the National Art Club and the
Salmagundi Club of New York
He is survived by his widow
Mary Franklin; a son, John;
and a daughter. Mrs. Tanis
Page Of Lambertville. N. ].
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New Missile
Controls Set

CAPE cANAvERAI.. Fla.
July 7 (H9.-A highly advanced
control system designed to ham
die more launchings at q
smoother pace has been In
stalled at the Air Force Missile
Test Center.
The job, which kept q team
Of 30 technicians working nine
days around the clock, was
completed last night. Several
ground tests were conducted
during the period. but otherwise
the missile range was closed.
1t was reported that the new
system win be capable Of di-
recting the lengthy countdowns
for three missiles simultane-
ously. Up to now 1t was feasible
to control only one launching
at q time because Of the limited
facilities.
The new equipment, installed
at a cost Of more than 81 mil
lion. also will eliminate many
Of the long delays encountered
during the preliminary check
UP Of a missile prior to launch
ing. ofncials said.
There now are several sepa-
rate control systems available
where only one was in use be-
fore. AS q result. If electronic
trouble developed. the missile
specialists could switch to an
other directional system and
continue the countdown almost
Immediately.
In theory. three missiles could
be carried through their count
downs and launched almost
simultaneously.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Robert c. Glass, 73, Edited
Lynchburg News 35 Years

LYNCHBURG, Va, July 7
R.-Robert Camillus Glass,
70. editor Of the Lynchburg
News for nearly IS years, died
at his home here last night
after a long illness.
Mr.. Glass was born June Is,
1885, the son of DR.. Edward
Christian Glass and Susie @.
Carter Glass. His father for
more than half a century was
superintendent of Lynchburg
public schools.
He received his education in
the Lynchburg schools and in
1903 graduated from Washing
ton and Lee University. While
in college he began his life
long newspaper career as a
reporter for the News and an
editorial writer on the Lynch
burg Daily Advance.
Mr.. Glass joined the editorial
STAFF Of the Richmond Times
Dispatch in 1909 and subse-
quently was a reporter, news
editor. managing editor and
editorial writer on newspapers
in Richmond, Norfolk and
Petersburg.
Before returning to the News
in 1917, he was an assistant
editorial writer with the late
DR.. Douglas Southall Freeman
on the Richmond Times-Dis-
patch
He became editor Of the NewI
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c. Pirie Brown. 38, son oi
Columnist Constantine Brown
of The Star, died Saturday after
falling from a sail boat In
Puget Sound, Wash.
Mr.. Brown and his wife Lisa
were with two friends when the
fatal fall occurred. Coast Guard
officials said David A. Davis
jumped in with an extra life
jacket and kept Mr.. Brown
af1oat until others could get
him back aboard. He was pro-
nounced dead in a hospital in
Port Townsend, Wash, the
Browns home for the past five
years.
Mr.. Brown was born in Istan-
bul, Turkey, while his father
was a correspondent for the
Chicago Daily News. He at
tended District public schools,
including John Quincy Adams,
where he was a classmate OF
Evening star., 1958-07-07
LeVerne Johnson Dies;
D. C. Manager Of AAA

LeVerne johnson. manager
Of the District Of Columbia d.
vision Of the American Auto
mobile Association, died yes
terday OF q heart attack In his
home Oh Route 3. Vienna. Va.
He was a.
Born In Milford. Iowa. Mr..
johnson attended Iowa State
College where he received his
bachelor and master degrees
In engineering.
In 1885 Mr.. johnson Joined
the national once Of the traf-
&c engineering and safety de-
partment Of the AAA where
he rose to the position Of an
associate director. He was then
named to the managers post
here in 1852.
Mr.. johnson served with the
Navy from 1914 TO 1946 where
he worked in motor vehicle
feet supervisor training. He
remained in the Navy Reserve
as executive ofilcer Of an au-
tomotive transportation COM
pany here. He recently was q
member Of Bureau Of Ships
company SIS.
Active in church and civic
affairs, Mr.. Johnson was an
elder in the Falls Church Pres
byteyian Church. an adviser in
local Boy Scout activities and
a member of Toastmasters In
ternational. He was a member
of the Engineers Club, the In
stitute Of Trafic Engineers and
the Antique Automobile Club.
He was also active with the
engineering committee of the
District Commissioners Traftic
Advisory Board and the District
Highway Research Board.
Mr.. johnson is survived by
his widow, Irene, and three
sons, Robert F., Bernard L. and
Evening star., 1958-07-07
John Mace
Times Writer

OSLO, Norway. July 7 (R.--
The Canadian Embassy here
reported yesterday that John
MacCormac. So, veteran New
York Times correspondent. died
after a heart attack in a camp
in Western Norway, where he
was on a holiday trip.
His widow Mollie, a native OF
Britain, survives him.
Mr.. MacCormac had been a
member of the Times staff
since 1924. Before that he
worked for Canadian newspa-
pers. He was an artillery officer
in the Canadian forces in
World War I. From 1894 he
specialized in financial writing
for the Times Washington Bu-
reau.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
John 6. Pool, Jr.,
Was Editor for
u. S. Chamber

John O. Pool. r.. Al. publica-
tons editor for the trade asso-
citation service Of the United
States Chamber Of Commerce,
died yesterday after a long i'll
ness in the Washington Sani-
tarium.
A native Of Dayton. Ohio,
Mr.. Pool lived at 7520 Holly
avenue in Takoma Park. He
was a graduate Of Ohio State
University and served during
World War II In the Air Force,
He was q captain in the Air
Force Reserve.
Mr.. Pool served on the execu-
tive board Of the Takoma Park
Parent Teacher Association last
year and was a promotion
writer for the Washington Post
before joining the chamber.
He Is survived by his wife,
Edith; a son. Steven and a
daughter. Wendy Jane, all Of
the home address; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool Of
Miami Beach, Fla: a sister,
Mrs. Louise Langley Of $500
Conway road, Bethesda, and a
brother. Robert M. Pool Of Day
ton, Ohio.
Private family services will be
held at pm. in the Fort Myer
Chapel and burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery. Arrange
ments are being handled by the
Robert A. Pumphrey funeral
home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Roy J. Henry, so,
Uranium Official

OTTAWA, July Z R.-Roy
j. Henry. president of the gov
ernment company that con-
trolls all uranium production
in Canada. died last night IN
a hospital.
The 60-year-old mining en-
gineer suffered a heart attack
two weeks ago. He had become
head of the FL Dorado Mining
and Refining Co. two months
earlier. rising from a vice pres
idency to succeed William ],
Bennett.
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William, all Of the home ad-
dress; his mother. Mrs. Frances
johnson. and a brother, Will
liam. both Of Milford. and a
sister, Mrs. Ruth Hansen Of
Mount Ayr, Iowa.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at pm. Wednesday al
the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery. Funeral ar
rangements are being handled
by the Money and King funeral
home in Vienna.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Margaret v. Wall

NEW YORK. July 7 R.-
Margaret v. Wall, SO, curator
of the Suffolk Museum and the
Carriage House at Stony Brook,
N. Y. died yesterday. She was
a former fashion editor for the
Philadelphia Inquirer and a
New York advertising execu-
tive. She was born in Jackson
vile, Fla.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

in 1928 at the death Of Walter
E. Addison.
With his cousin. the late
Carter Glass. jr.. Mr.. Glass CO.
authored a history of the
Democratic Party in Virginia,
a political history in several
volumes, published in 1888.
Mr.. Glass was married to
Miss Susan Gray Wright Of
Richmond June 5, 1925. She
died in 1913.
He is survived by three sis
ters.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
TroditionoI Symbol Of sympathy

One Of mans most beautiful and enduring Gus
toms has been to express sympathy to the be-
reaved through flowers. Sending flowers is only
natural because through their very fragrance
and beauty they breathe hope. Their gentle
presence relieves doubt and fear. When you
want to express sympathy. take the way that
Is natural, correct and kind send flowers
Evening star., 1958-07-07
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

j. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass, Ave. NE. IL $4,000
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q. L. WARLIcK. fiji sE secrstl

BRADY, CHARLES M. tBUCK). sud.
saAkrEs SfnYk q NJ sunsRsy sRzDY 5uls " lendsIs lSIs
Nd, beloved husband Of Jane D
Brady and father Of Marcia. Marx
Michael and Kevin Brady. He also
is survived by eight sisters. Myrtle
Campbell, Josephine ShiIen, Evelyn
deriyn' Alice Whist, virginia Boyer
and Theresa Eaton, and iouI
brothers, Thomas, James. Leo. ano
Robert Brady. Mr.. Brady. rests a.
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville, Nd. ,Serv-
ices at the Fort Myer Chapel, AZ,
lineton, Va, on Tuesday July. 8, at
3 pm. Relatives and friends in
Vited. Interment Arlington Ma
kinnal CnnneferY
Evening star., 1958-07-07

HECHT RUTH ,TN EyA RvS On HEdHT ETlfHTTE' ioHy iUr,
Inerly Of Gambrills, Nd. wife Of tns tnass
ia Nav Page Of Portland. Oreg
Mrs. Heeht rests At The The WsIInsels ssIsl
z Pumphrey Funeral Home S31 ~
Geofgia ave. silver Spring, Ma.
where services will be held on tqI1s Mqns !
fsciilties0 Interment LedRelewr
Cemetery, Bar Harbor, Maine.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
urAny RIANcHE DURFEE. On sat.

HEADY. BLANCHE DURFEE, On sat-
urday, July 5, 1853, at the Wash.
ington Home for lncurao,es'
BLANCHE DURFEE FEADY, the pc
loved wife Of the late Rev. John Il.
weaver and Nathan D. heady and
the late Betty H. Carpenter; sister
OF Mrs Elizabeth d. Green and
Mrs. Hope D. Wagner. Funerai
Services al the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home, j 66l Good Hope I'd
Sc, on Tuesday, July 8, at II m
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Hlhl; isss, oISo5fuhiss O, D. HILL, wSOdedli,fI q {
Lake, N j., beloved wife. Of the late
Capt. Richard E. Hill u g.. Army
mother OF Mrs. Eugenia Hommel
Frieds are invited to call at the Be
thesda-Cheyy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Nd REQUIEM mass will be ohereo
Wednesday, July Q. at $3.50 am. a.
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
Church. East-West hwy. Bethesda
Md Interment Arlington Cemetery
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Braths

JoNgs. kLswOBTH 4. suddenly, On
WORTH ii JoNks 81 ali d Il. s s.S,
the beloved son of John and clacie
Jones. Also surylylnn are three
sSsSs @ssh:T ah s9u' o.Ssr 's''' s:l.v.s FanS aSc
friends, After Pm. Monday,
July q friends may caIi az the
Neltsr Hunter. Funeral Home
sSis .sa,S shsElfssn g,ls. q So. 1gnsrssl
ths is5 ssoss.naSnsd nan funeral RomRsl 2 m IN. =.
Isrment AriinEton National Gene
JONES, GLADYS r. On Saturday,
July B.. 1858. GLADYS p, JOINS X
bO2 9th 81. ne, She Is survived By
two devoted brothers, John and
Warren Moorei three lQving sisters,
siauShtsr and ana eRas Joasphins s' Colbert. d6eals
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at Horizons Mor-
tuary, 1924 You 81. NV, on Tues
day, July s. Services win Be held
AZ tie Heis Name catholic CHURCH.
llth and X sts. ne. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery.
JONES, LEONARA A. on sunday, July
3. 1855 at CHICAGO. III, LEONARA
A. JONES. beloved mother OF Roy
Jones Of Calf. Melvin Jones ol
chleago. and vestra J Hoeter Of
iaanison' a1sisa yDn.fs p q Ts%sn, Homs cSssao sissn
II Intermsnt LAUREL Miss Eri-
day. July W.
JONES, MARY NJ. on Saturday, July 5,
1858, at her residence, Upper Marl-
horo, Md, MARY NJ JONES, mother
Of Mrs Theresa Ann Henson and
Mrs, Isabelle Matthews; sister Of Mrs
proa,, hisr s,rvtvtne rs fSc
grandsons, Phillip and Charles
Matthew's 1ve great-grandehildren'
other relatives and many ,fIiends
After 9 pm Tuesday, July s.
sSs' dsSs vSs1s Sss Ssay: sa IS a a !: s's osr sss
At 3 pm. Requiem mass viii be
said at 9:3O am. July q. at ST,
Maarys Church, Upper Marlboro,
tern Arransements BY Rollins
KENDRICK, single VIRGINIA. OF
SI,a NHniemoy, N h. MG a.. On .;. July & iaSs.
drick. mother Of Mrs. Robert M.
Trotter. sister Of Mrs Leslie Ken
drick, Mrs, Myrtle r, Trotter. Mrs.
Clara Roster. Earnest. Grover and
eSaeTtsk SsbsE. RSssy ss,. Remains A6ns = The shs
ST.. Sc, until Wednesday. July o.,
at 12 noon. Services and interment
Naniemoy Baptist Church. Nanje-
moy, Mo, AZ pm.
KILLEEN. MARGARET. M. on satur-
day, July s, lsss, Iass IMAsRIaoa.AaIR.iEsT IMARo.AaREsT M
NV. daughter Of the late Qeorge
and Margaret Killeen: sister Of Mrs,
John r Costello. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel 1855 Penpsyl-
vaFia ave NV. courtesy parking
opposite). Mass will be offered at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 36th
and o sts NV, on Tuesday. July 8,
at 10 a I'm. Interment Mount olivet
Cemetery.
KING, GEORGE JUDsON. Suddenly.
on Friday. July A.. 1858, at his resi-
dence, % Columbia ave, Takoma
Park Md GEORGE JUDSON KING.
beloved husband Of Bertha Hale
King Friends, are invited to at
tend services at All Souls Unitarian
Church, 9Th and Harvard st. NV,
on Tuesday, July s, at 5 pm In
terment private. Arrangements by
Takoma Funeral Home.
KIRBY, WALTER p, The members OF
Ah Edward Douglass White
AlARAw Council No. 2473, K of
AKHA c., are requested to as
W $;: /: ga: AZ; !; 4. /: !; i: $s;
our late brother WALTER p KIRBY
Evening star., 1958-07-07

GOLDEN sOHN s,SI,rSsn Sn SSasurdSy' dHS0ys'nItai M
JOHN =. GOLDEN oi 4Oe Monro.
ST., Rockville, Md, husband , o.
Mary :. Golden, father Of JACK s.;s,,N " Y,
Bocoskey, Mrs. David c. Nicholson
and Mrs Elmer E. Warner; brother
Of Luther and Ward Golden. Mrs
Sally Shipp, Mrs. Inez King, Mrs
Elizabeth Jacobs and Mrs. Ada
Blake. Mr., Golden rests at the
i Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
Nd, where services will be held or
Tuesday, July 8. at 2 pm. (parkinl
facilities). Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
RRAWNER, BERTHA E. (nee HensleyI

BkAWNEH, BEhIHA 3. Ihye HeHsley
Suddenly, on Friday. July A. ls2S,
BERTHA Z. BRAWNER. wife q the the
mother Of IRA H. and Lawrence
BraVner, MRS. Irene ThomasSon
and Mrs. Lucy Baumann. She also
Is survived BY Q brother, MORGAN a.
Hensley. Relatives and triends ~, sre
Invited to call at the Baker Fu-
neral Home, 314. North West 81;
Manassas, Va, where services viii
be held on Tuesday, July g. AZ
nm. Interment Buckhan Cemetery
Evening star., 1958-07-07

SocKLER, Of the Woodner Apis,
mother Of Daniel O. o. Gauclair
Friends may cali at the s. H, Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2901 14th ST
NV. after pm. Monday, July
(parking facilities) Services at the
above funeral home on Tuesday.
July 8 at pm. Interment Cedar
Evening star., 1958-07-07
BOWIE. HAMILTON A. suddenly on

BOWIE, HAMILTON A. A special COM
q munication Of Perserver-
~ a. r. and 4. NJ. at the
NW MssS' MssSnif Mdl Temple, p called andis4 iUr
NNyN July 8. 1858. at 1880
~ pm, for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic rites for our
late brother, HAMILTON A. BOWIE.
Services at 2 pm. at the Arehart
Funeral Home, Inc. La Plata. Nd.
Interment Pisgah Methodist Gene
ROY A. LEWIS. Jr,
Worthy Master.
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3; Is.AAREsEELLE .A,EsE BREWToM, l75,g TON, w.M~

LUCAS, JULIA A. On Friday. July 4.
1858, JULIA A. LUCAS Of 26-A Bates
st NV. Surviving are a cousin, Mrs.
Lottie Ttnney; a devoted godchild,
Clistenna B. Rowe. and many friends.
After m. Tuesday friends are in
vited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral at
Third Baptist Church, 5th and @
Sts NV, at 1 pm. Wednesday, July
8. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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HARKER. JAMES HENRY. on SUNDAY

M July A s. g. 1858, JAMES i. HARKER oi
Glendale, Md, beloved son Of Nellie
M. Harker and brother Of Mrs.
Adelaide q, Marcos, Mrs Ruth z.
Relatives and friends may call at
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Md, after
s pm. Monday, where services VIII
be held at 10 am. "wednesday: July
Cemetery. Glendale, Md.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

day. july I. 1855. at Walter Reed
Army Hospital. ELSA RAIDER Glib
BoNs Of .24S0 18th ST. NV. mother
of Mrs Jeanne q. Fraas Of Knox
VILE, Tenn, and Col Gilbert p.
Gibbons, o. S. Army, Washington,
D. c., and grandmother Of Arthur @,
and Nancy G. Fraas Of Knoxville,
Tenn. iServices and interment
Evening star., 1958-07-07

nLOK. MARGARET I, on Saturday,
July 5, 1858, at the home Of her
son. David A. Blok Of 1890 First
ST., Moline. Mich, MARGARET l.,
biloxi, widow Of Peter p Blok OF
Mich. tformerly Of washington,
ID. Cl Surviving, besides her son,
Is q daughter, Mrs. Reid lMarEaret
Al Mayo Of Washington, ID. c., and
six. grandchildren Funeral services
l:30 pm, at the Sullivan Funeral
Home, 1928 Division South, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Interment Garfield
Evening star., 1958-07-07

day, July 8. Ib5s, ALEXANDER Nc
PHEE GRAY, Of 237 Sth St: Sc.
husband Of Thelma X Gray: father
of Mrs William Watson and MIS-
Thomas Foley: five sisters, one brother
and i've grandchildren survive. Sery-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l
IIth st. Sc. on Wednesday. july
o, at 10 am Interment Arlington
Nafional Cemetery
Evening star., 1958-07-07

An Edward DOUGLASS White
.ZIAlAx Council No. 2473, x. Of
AA c., are requested to as
flNAHHz semble at $50 pm. Tues
XSNNN day, July 8, at S79 N.
<MHN Longfellow st.. Arlington.
MY to recite the rosary for
our late brother WALTER p KIRBY
EDWARD NJ RoNEY,
Evening star., 1958-07-07

8. 1888. at Bethany Beach, Del.
JOHN MARSHALL HOWARD of 962s
Nd, beloved husband Of Elinor W
Howard father of Mrs Michael H
Styles. Tokyo. Japan, and Mrs
James A Summers, IT,. and Richard
Peyton Howard of WASHINGTON, D e.
and brother Of Rear Admiral VIII
liam E. Howard, USN, Of Boston
Mass. Services from the s H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14tf
ST NV. (parking facilitiesl, on Tues,
day, July g. at q am Intermeni
Parklawn Cemetery. In lieu oi
flowers, the family requests con
fributions be made to the KiwaniI
Foundation, Mayflower Hotel. Wash
ington, D, c.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

July 6, 1858, at his home III IL
Dexter ave, Silver Spring, NC; J,
GEORGE MARK BURNS neioxe99
husband Of Sarah Jane (SaaleJ
RvTns Mr. Burns rests at the War
ner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home
s434 Georgia ave. Silver SpIIins, y,
Nd, where services will be hela on
Tuesday, July s, at 10 am. tpaLk-
ing facilities). Interment prNaVe.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

JACKSON JOSEPH. on Saturday,
July 5. 1858. JOSEPH JACKSON OF
voted SST wife" wife. Mrs Frances jackson; !;
loving sister. Mrs Mary Marshall; 81
son and Mrs. .Masgie Cohen: other sn
relatives and friends The late Mr
Jackson may Be viewed at the stew
art Funeral Home. so b 81 me.
after 9 pm. Monday, where services
will be held on Tuesday, July :, az
1pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
yAMISoN, MARY =. On Friday. July
4, 1858, MARY E. JAMISON OF
1884 East Capitol St. aunt of Mrs
Mary Marshall. Also surviving are
After 8 pm, Monday, friends are in;
Home. 1880 9th st NV where
July s; At 10 an. Interment Har-
JONES. ANNA G. on Saturday. July
5. 1858. ANNA @. JONES Of 2727
Adams Mill rd. NV, daughter OF
the late Frederick W Jones and
Frances Offutt: sister Of Mrs Fran
ces Jones SwormStedt Miss Jones
was the fourth generation of her
family to live in Georgetovn Serv-
ices at the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, sa01 l4th st. NV. on
tnE taeilities'. Interment private.
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Dtaths

AnRAMOWITz. DR. MILTON. sud.
denly, on saturday, July 5. 1858, a
ave, wheaton. Nd DR. MILTON
AHRAMoWII1, beloved husband y
Xbrsmowita q fiS1 Sss YORK Hp SansraI anard
services and lnterment New York
cits, \. X iDanEansky Funeral
ARTH. LUCY ROBINSON. on Friday
July 4, 1883, AZ Doctors Hospital
LUCY R.QBINsoH ARTH, beloyee
snd intsFmsnt private Please omit
BALDWIN. KATHKRNE A. A. on
saturday, July 5, 1858. KkTHERINE &
NJ. NJ. BALDWIN (nee Traversl, be-
loved wife Of the late Hugh Pierce
BALDWIN. Friends may eall a. the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home
Jaiy Sfter 3 pm. funcrai ~ pIqoni from
the above funeral home on Tuesday
July ., at $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass
e o.. Francis pc Sales Church
AZ 10 am. Entombmsnt s Fort lin.
coin Cemetery.
BAYLOR. MARY J. on sunday. July
s, 1855. MARY ]. BAYLOR q 800
6:ld 81. ne. Apt. 102, beloved wife
Of Steven Baylor and mother Of Mrs.
Nellie TWyman. Also surviving are 4
brother, Samuel Robinson. two niecesy
Miss Sara Carter and Mrs. Ethel
Ray. other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
rangements By Mcclure. Inc.
nEAL. John ,,, ( on SATURDAY, JHS,lS
Ilowrie pl ne, father Of John
Beal ~, and Mrs. Regina
Hunt other relatives and many
friends also survive. After pm,
Monday, friends are invited 70 call
81 the Mcclure Funeral Home, $50
9th st. NV. Funeral from Third
Baptist Church. 9th and Cue SITS.
NV ~ ! pm. Tuesday, July 8.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
Evening star., 1958-07-07

DIXLER, Villas A. suddenly, or
Sunday. July 8. 1858, at Washing
ton Hospital Center. Villas A. Blk
beloved husband Of Ethel 8. Bixlel
and brother OF Ronald Z Bixier oi
Los Angeles, Calf. Friends may cal
at the Takoma Funeral Home, e54
Carroll st. NV. parking opposite)
until z pm, Tuesday. July 8. Serv.
fees and interment in Wadsworth
Ohio. 8
Evening star., 1958-07-07

GENDEhSONt IDA. On Monoay' Suly
z. 1858, IDA GENDERsoN Of 5000
18th st NV, beloved wife Of Reuben
henderson and devoted mother OF
Mrs Mollie Marx Of Israel, She also
is survived By a sister, Mrs simon
Kessler and one grandson. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
e. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th st.
NV. on Tuesday, July 8, at II am.
Interment King David Memorial
Garden. In lieu Of flowers, the
family suggests that contributions
be made to the Cancer Fund. 3