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U. S. Worships
Reach Germany

HAMBURG. Germany, july
10 R.-Twenty ships of the
United States I'd Fleet, headed
by the cruiser Northampton
arrived in the ports Of Ham.
burg and Bremerhaven TO-DAY
for the biggest naval visit
to West Germany since Worlc
War II.
The feet is under alert since
the Middle East crisis became
acute but is continuing friendly
calls on Western European
ports.
Vice Admiral Bernhard L
Austin, I'd Fleet commander
arrived in Hamburg aboard the
flagship, along with 10 de.
stroyers and the cruiser New
port News. The other ships
locked in Bremerhaven or were
expected in Hamburg later to-
day.
More than 5000 sailors, in
GLIDING TAI cadets, we're to visit
this largest West German city
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Training Schools
lnteqrution Set

BALTIMORE. July 10 R.-
Welfare officials are ready to
integrate the two Maryland
training schools for girls If the
General Assembly approves the
idea.
DR.. Thomas j. S. Waxter
director of the State Board of
Welfare, said yesterday that
the boards at both schools are
agreed that consolidation of
the two institutions is Gin
evitable."
Barrett School for Negro
girls at Glen Burnie must be
abandoned within the next few
years because Of the potential
hazard created by expansion
Of nearby Friendship Interna-
tional Airport.
Mr.. Waxter said the board
Of MontroSe School at Reister-
town has requested that the
two races be housed in sep
arate cottages if the Negro
girls are transferred there.
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Britons Isolated
In Iruq Airport

LONDON, July 10 (R.-Brit-
fish anxiety grew today over 800
Royal Air Force men and their
families isolated at Habbaniya
airport in Iraq.
1--WE have had no word at all
since last Wednesday" said an
Air Ministry spokesman. THE
last message said, We are OF
good hearth"
A Foreign ONCE spokesman
said reports are pouring into
London that the Raj garrison
had been ordered to hand over
its arms and is now under su-
pervision Of the Iraqi army.
II cannot confirm or deny
these reports" said the spokes-
man, simply because COM
munication with Habbaniya
has been cut"
Habbaniya lies in a dusty ell
bow Of the Euphrates so miles
west Of Baghdad.
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Playground
Truct Gift
Undecided

No decision can be made here
on a request that the Chinese
Embassy donate land for use as
a playground in Cleveland Park.
an embassy oficial said yester-
day.
The National Capital Plan
ming Commission has urged the
Chinese government to donate
eight acres of its 18-acre en-
bassy grounds here for the pur-
pose.
T. L. .Tsui, counselor Of the
embassy, said that 'in such
matters. no individual can make
the decision" He said the pro-
posal. involving disposal Of gov
eminent property, must be re-
ferred to the government for
processing.
He added that Nine. Chang
Kai-shek. who is now in WASH
ington, has already indicated
she herself cannot decide the
matter. If time is available dur
ing her stay, however, he said
she will be glad to see the
Cleveland BARK Recreation
Council, which is hopeful Of dis
cussing the matter with her.
William E. Finley. director Of
the planning commission, dis
closed the request for the dona-
ton Of the tract at Thirty third
place and Woodley road NV.
1t would be given a name hon.
oring the Republic Of China,
he said. The move is the latest
in a 28-year quest for an ade-
quate playground in Cleveland
Park.
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Rev. S. J. Hogan.
Founded Church
In Kensington

The Rev. Stephen J. Hogan.
founder and pastor Of Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church IN
Kensington. Md. died Of a
heart attack yesterday at the
church rectory. o705 Summit
avenue. Kensington. He was 50,
Father Hogan came from
Ireland at the age Of II and
studied az Mount 81. Mary's
Seminary In Emmitsburg. Md,
He was then named associate
pastor at Nativity Church In
Baltimore In 1888.
In le43. Father Hogan was
appointed here as Catholic
chaplain OF st. Elizabeths Hos
pital and director OF Mt. olivet
Cemetery. He became director
of the Priests Eucharistic
League IN 1913 and was chosen
70 be director OF cemeteries OF
the Archdiocese Of Washington
In the same year.
II was In 1898 that Rev,
Hogan organized his parish in
Kensington. where he stayed
until his death.
He is survived BY two bro
theirs. John, Of New York, and
Thomas. Of County Clare. Ire
land.
A solemn pontifical mass will
be said by Archbishop Patrick
lOBoyle at 1880 am. Wednes-
day in the Kensington church
Burial will be in Mt. olivei
Cemetery.
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Francis R. Bell Dies;
Retired FPC Lawyer

Francis r. Bell. who retired
In 1853 as principal attorney
for the Federal Power Com
mission. died yesterday Of a
heart attack after parking his
car at Union Station. He
was so.
Mr.. Bell was a native OF
Buffalo. N. Y. He held degrees
from Columbia University and
the National University Law
School.
He moved TO Washington In
1918 and began his Govern
ment service with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission
where he became Federal Co
ordinator Of Transportation.
He lived at SAL Nebraska
avenue NV.
During the depression years,
Mr. Bell was associated with
the Administrator Of Codes. set
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up under the National Recov-
cry Act. In 1896 he was
transferred 10 the Federal
Power Commission. where he
remained until his retirement.
Mr.. Bell had been a repre-
sentative here for the Matthew
Corp, a security investment
company. since last January.
He was a member OF the
Union Methodist Church. He
belonged 10 the American Bar
Association and was a member
of the Jerusalem Masonic
Lodge. No. ..
He leaves his wife May Of
the home address and two sis
ters, Mrs. Leila Kunz and Alice
Bell, both OF WATERFOWL. Mass.
Funeral services win be held
at 10 am. Tuesday In oawlers
funeral home. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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WILLIAMS. NICHOLAS .

NICHOLAS L. On satur-
day. July I hg; 1888, at "a, ATlington
Of 2143 North Pollard ST., Arlington.
Williams, father Of Mrs. Audrey w.
Myers Of Arlington, Va. and Wesley
L. Williams Of Wheaton, Nd; grand-
father Of Douglas II. and William A..
Myers and Joyce A. Williams brother
Of Frank. Robert and John Will
tice Of funeral arrangements later,
WILSON, MARINDA. Departed this
I us on nA TIIsNs6sy WY IVY goN TO- Z, 1 laas
vivian & g. and e cSs9ss Fo'R Wilson
and daughter Of Mrs. Fannie Rec
Mason. She also is survived by
nine grandchildren, one brother.
Bishop Monroe Grayely: two nieces,
Sam relatives AND T.vs many s 5Ts5Ss
HAN Bros. Funeral Home. eel Flor
ida ave. nv. Funeral services on
corinthian BAPTIST Church; sth and
Brown oficiating. interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. 20
GOLDIE ELIZABETH.
"a sss Sl S,,e " f. s nT On praS July wis is
ingder. mother Of Mrs. Robert C.
Ruegamer and Frank E. Winingder.
sister of Christian Hansen Of Nor
folk; Va, and grandmother Of Doris
Packet, Carol Ruesamer and GEORGE
r. FansTs Hom ssry sSss n e St. chan
on Monday, July. 81, at / pm.
Cemetery. 20
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}. Raymond Miller, 81,
With The Star 48 Years

J. Raymond Miller. GA. a
proofreader who was with The
Star for 48 years. died yester-
day after a long illness in
Mount Alto Hospital.
Mr.. Miller, who lived at 3540
Thirty-ninth street NV. at
tended Twining School and
Mckinley High School here. He
first worked as a messenger
on The Star, subsequently be-
coming an apprentice printer
shortly before World War I
when he served in the Army
Air Corps.
In 1920 Mr.. Miller became
a printer. A third generation
Washingtonian, he was q
charter member Of the Fort
Stevens Post 80 Of the Ameri-
can Legion and the Legion's
40 and 8.
He also was a member Of the
Holy Name Society. The Eve
ming Star Club. and belonged
to Columbia typographical
Union 101.
Besides his wife Jessie, of
the home address. Mr.. Miller
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South Koreu AIerts
Its Truce Line Army

SEOUL. Korea. July 10 CR
South Korea's LIST Army to-
day ordered its subordinate
commands to suspend all leaves
and furloughs and to restrict
passes for all men and officers
guarding the 155-mile truce
line.
A headquarters spokesman
said the order, effective inme-
diately. was issued in view OF
the current crisis in the Mid
die East.
The LIST Army has $4,000
men facing the Communist
North Koreans.
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Anuriltrtg

coHEE. SIMON, ynysilIns services s.,
COHEN win be held on sunday,
DAVID Memorial Garden. Friendi
and relatives are invited.
HARRISON, REBECcA. There win b.
sRBSccccsA aARR1soN 'I ~ he B.n nj
90. 1858, at 1880 pm. Relatives
and friends are invited. 10
KRUGER. BENJAMIN. There win D,
an unyeiling dedicated 70 the mem:
on Sunday, July 20. 1888. q II
an. At the Ohey 6holom Gene
terry. 1897. 18th pl sc. Relatives
and friends invited
sAIDMAN. wBfssMAN AND Der
CART
SIMON, HARRY AND LEAH. There
win be a double unwilling dedicated
SIMON and LEAH SIMON on Sun.
day, July 20, 1888. ct 3 pm. al
George Washington Cemetery, Mount
Lebanon Section, $500 Riggs I'd
Relatives and friends invited.
SIMON FAMILY. 20
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Labor, Welfare
Money Provided
BY the Associated Press

A $3,142, 606.98l appropria-
tons bill for the Labor and
Welfare Departments is await
ing President Eisenhower's sig
nature.
Congress completed its con.
sideration of the measure yes
terday. Among other things, It
provides $3S8,741,700 for use
by the Labor Department
during the fiscal year which
started July /, $2.735,815,28
for the Welfare Department.
and $18,050,000 for several
smaller agencies.
The total is $3.50 million more
than Mr.. Eisenhower requested.
SITS million more than the
House originally voted. but 500
million less than the Senate
originally approved.
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uarn nf uhanka

m0orKR. LEO. We viah 10 exprssa
our sincere aratltude and Appreela-
tion y the many friends nelnnboka.
eoworkera and relatlyes t9r the
sSnsrs ssfe . sas AZ '; sso
msnl,.ssrs io9 thsi Gus .ohaosnss = d ~.
ina the recent loaa OF our beloved
SyES $IsS s'S''si 'SaAHiES'HHSSY b
JONES. IDA, The family Of the late
IDA JONES wish. 10 express our
sincere thanks and appreciation for
the many nndnesses shown DUR
inG her Illness and for the comfort
ms words durinn her passine, 70 the
Rev, Rollins Of the florida Avenue
Baptist Church. oflcera and mem
befs. We also wish 70 thank our
many friends for the telegrams.
noral pieces. cards and solos, and
20 the fraternal .ornanllations for
york 90 beantilnlly done.
pE,y0Tkp HUSBAND oEoghSok
KLINoER. uEoRoE. The family Of
the late oEoRoK KLfnoKR wishes
70 express their thanks and appre.
friends for the flowers, teleGrama,
eards, use Of cars and many other
eNpresniona Of Kindness and SIM
pathy ,during the recent loss Of
Gss. oi aEsSiA TX SsLNoER AND EAM-
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Henry Furmon, "a,
Aviation Pioneer

PARIS. July 10 R.-Avia-
ton pioneer Henry Farman
died at his Paris home Thurs
day night after a long illness,
He was "a.
After some experience in
flying balloons. Mr.. Farman
turned to heavier-than-air
craft and built a machine in
which he rose into the air for
a distance Of about 30 yards
in october. 1907. Later that
year he few nearly 800 yards
in less than a minute.
Among the records he claimed
were the first fight with a
passenger, and the first flight
between towns - from Mour-
melon to Rheims.
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leaves two brothers. Francis F..
Of 30l Dale drive. Silver Spring
James B.. Of the District; two
sisters. Mrs. M. Loretto Reed
Of Washington. and Mrs
Charles H. Coleman of Charles
ton, H.. and a daughter, Mrs
Rae Marie Claunch Of VIII
mington, Del, and a grandson
Mass will be said at 10 am
Tuesday at the Church Of the
Annunciation. 1910 Massachu-
sets avenue NV. Burial will
be at Arlington Cemetery.
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license on one day, matt three
fun days and Teceipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days. T
Donald r. criswell. AZ, Lanham. Nd.
and HARRIET L. wilkinson. AZ:
John Il. Sho1alter, 20, Baltimore. ana
Jane c. Hun, 49, $50 Longfellow st.
Gender c, Henry. 90. Alexandria, ana
Mildred A. spaneh. a., A21e 4th ct.
Harley White. %, and Carolyn =.
Robert L. Green, %. 1882 North CAPT.
tol st. and Barbara Z. Barnes. 20,
1905 Orren st. ne,
Colbert =; Dent. 20. Ironsldes. Nd,
c enn Wliae r. WILSON, ~ 2ll4 North
La SaelsSl T. L Newman. 81. sIs c st.
ne. and josephine Z. Foreman rs.
ca kd.. 1 3d. AB BSls q "a "a .n 4 Elsie A.
Giuseppe Bufo, 81, Mount Rainier, and
Rosoria La Torriero, a., 1886 PENN
sylvania ave. Sc.
william II. R RLt ., ir: e. iso9ss ga
AZ Hssl ehu Aciooy Ma Mott N1t
Charles r. Ritehey' "a. and Margaret
I Bishop 49, both Of Walter Reed
Franz 7 AND 9'S N:s "a r. it R.J H' e. ffsc
sh seseP B, Fon e. b. 2T $50 c st, Sc. and
Katherins Plant. Is, lo44 Dow
cafes Ag gs botb az v snG IlfcrsiA
Nancy N. MillWater, 81, 2e0I 49th
Jack Il. Poers, IS. and Patricia O.
Ralph J. wratehford, Is, 2s24 Olive
ave. NV. and Kathryn X. Kline, 20,
JaT nsS' Z i Bank Sss 2 2S. s7S v st NV,
snd Laverp ElemminS. 26. IS4S
Albert z: Plat, 22. Jermyn, Pa, and
Malorie a. FeatheralL 2l' 1913 H
Nathaniel D. Smith. 20. 1os Goth ct,
ne. and Patricia stoks. 10, o139
kenneth saeas e. r. RRisseins. 90. 41s Condor
Robert STi l. .S EVaR g.; Is. SIT asd pi. ne,
and Mona o. Braxton, 20, 2O0l
Lo Mas' !. SOs Sss r. He ss1l WINDOW ri,
NV and Rrieda B. Desener, IS.
John :, Meklnnsy, 80. Arlington. and
,o Ursula H,,I X oq'tsssdt 81 AIs.sndEis.
s0a ana AIyssn E.ygiiers Ss 81. Ais ss Es
and Carolyn Ward, 10. iasi IA
Niebolas K. zuras, rs. Arlington, ana
voula <. Aselopouiou. 20. 4e23
Cecil r, Enmel, %, clssrbrook. MINI.
and sigrid >. Nal "a, 443s ? St
ch5i: o.s re- IT, T. "a, ILL. .Il4O gwen .ys
ERNST ]. Pt III 50. ss2s Bolm.sa
80. $50 Rhode isisn1 ave. Nv.
Ahmed n ghetula, "a, 2127 Bans
"a. 5343 Blaine Et. ne.
Joseph H. Fritter, 20. Brentwood. Nd
and Shirley B. Kinzer, IS. Alexandfi6
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EVind LuhoIm, 81

NEW YORK, July 10 (R.-
Eyvind Laholm, "a, a native OF
Wisconsin who achieved high
popularity as an operate tenor
abroad and sang before Euro
'pean royalty many times, died
after a heart attack yesterday
at the Ansonia Hotel, where he
resided.
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Cubo Books U. S.

HAVANA. July 10 B.-
President Fulgencio Batista to-
day instructed Cuban u. N.
Ambassador Emilio Nunez Por-
tuondo to give fun support to
the United States position in
the Middle East.
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DEATHS
1n Mrntnrinnt

ARNOLD. MRS. LIZZIE. M, y Teno Y.
ARNOLD, who went to rest one
year ago today, July 10, 1857.
We all loved her, but God loved
H'i The HE ARNOLD FAMILY.
BE Iis q o1 ART = n. Sc,y J, tF n;
dear husband and father, ARTHUR
sssTs sA Sso today J July si: co. O. t 1872
ThrouRhout the years, not for today
Your place within our hearts re-
MAINS IoSv VIM FAMILY.
COFFREN. JOSEPH r. In loving mem
Org Of our dear husband and father.
JOSEPH T. COFFREN. who departed
this life six months ago today.
January 10, 1858.
A precious one from US has gone,
A voice We loved is stilled:
A place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given,
And though the body slumbers here,
Nth, The soy s9ul Is safe II Hesys gnaar .
GILL, EDNA r. In, loving memory Of
~.
GILL, on her birthday.
Your birthday comes around again
With memories fond and true,
But, although you slipped away
We still remember you.
JOHNSON. ANNIE NJ In loving mem
sTy Of our m mother ANNIE N; JOHN:
years ago today. July 10. 1885.
TH W M4.T 7; LEWIS AND AUBREY
KENDRICK, FRANKLIN L A tribute
OF love and devotion TO the memory
Oily o. my deer dee son and our loying
who passed on i've years ago today,
MS GogvffSSac MOTHER, SISTER
AND BROTHER.
NEITHER, PFC. WILBUR y. In low
Ing remembrance Of our beloved son
& ana brother sa' PFC; wLBnR NET: :
country overseas fifteen years ago
today. July 10. 1913.
Fifteen sad and lonely years have
Since our great sorrow fell:
The shock that we received that day
We still remember well
How HIS life was shed. we know not.
A@eN NeAdef AsOh VI
thought,
Only that he did his duty.
Died as bravely as he fought
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND SIS
TERS.
SMITH, SUSIE Z. In loving memory
Of our beloved mother and mother
in-law, SUSIE Z. SMITH. who left
US three years ago today, July 49,
1885.
Loved in life, remembered IN death
DEVOTED SON, RAYMOND, AND
DAU0HTER-IN-LAW JOSIE:
oRANDcHIIDREN.
TYRE, MATILDA v. IN loving mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother.
MATILDA v. TYRE. who left US
four years ago, July 10, 1854.
A wonderful wife, mother and aide,
one who vas better, God never
A wOndsrfuii worker. 90 loyal and
One in ~! ! niili'' 4a r. sAS siis 2"
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Roise Funds Voted

A total, Of $75,00O to cover q
13la-cent per hour blue collar
pay raise for District employees
was included in supplemental
budget Appropriations approved
yesterday by the House Appro>
priations Committee.
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Band Concert Sunday

The Rockville Municipal
Band. directed by Frank r.
Troy, jr., win present Its BIZ
weekly concert from $50 to
1880 pm. Sunday IN the Rock
vile Civic Center.
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KALEsIs, JAMES JOHN. Suddenly

on Thursday, July 4, n. 1858 q
KALEsIs. husband Of Efie Kalesis
and father Of Christie J., Sylvia J..
Joanna J. and John James Kalesis.
E. Humphrey Funeral Home, SABA
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd /.
where friends may visit with the
family on Saturday and Sunday,
July 10 and 20, between the hours
Of Z ON. to . pm. (pArking faeili-
ties). Services on Monday, July
81. at . pm. at SITS. Coost antine
and Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
Ais 18th st. NV. lnterment Glen
wood Cemetery. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. william Lees Sons Co
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st and Mass Ave. NE. IL S-630t
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KALEsIs, JAMES. Members of Local

~ ssi.s !; S y; g & i 6;
ESNA death Of our late brother,
IA /4H JAMES KALESIS. on
u Thursday. July IA, 1865
Y Friends may call ct the
~ Warner Z. Pumphrey Flu
neral Home, S434 0eor-
gia ave. Silver Spring, Nd. Fu-
neral services at . pm. Monday,
July 81, at SITS. Constantine and
and Upshur SITS. NV. Interment
0lenwood Cemetery. Lincoln I'd. ne
JAMES M. INMAN, President.
MILTON L. BECKER, Rec. secy
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BROCK. THOMAS III. A special con

mYnication OF washington
Centennial Lodge, No. IA
F. A. A. NJ, is called fol
z pm. Saturday July 10
1858, at the Masonic Tenn.
pie, 18th ST. and New
York ave. NV, for the
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ANlEL. A special com.
munication Of Fellowship
Lodge, No 20, ?. q A, Nj,
day, July II, 1858, at I'M
Masonic Temple, 10th and
You SITS. NV, for the pur.
pose Of conducting the last
rites for our late brother,
ster DANIEL TYLER.
HENRY CHM, W. M.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under d. c. lGto couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, matt three
fun days and receipe the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days. +
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BURKE, WILLIAM .. suddenly. oI

FTidssy;a ,,! July Is. Is;, 1854 A. u tS'
BURKE. husband Of Myrtle L. Burk,
Of 44Q East Nelson ave. Alexan.
Mae Kline Of Arlington, Va. Friend:
may call at the Wheatley Funeral
Home, 500 King St, Alexandria
Va, where funeral services will b.
= held on Monday, July 81, at pm
andria, Va. 20
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49, Ss 5S;. :, sE S sshE'i.:S
beloved husband Of Myrtle Williams
Jones, father Of Dr.; Ralph D; and
J 'R DAILY. brother Of Thomas s. Jones
81 Hinsdale. m, and Willis%T. ,s 3;
may caA at the s. H, Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 290l l4th st; nv
Services at the above funeral home
on Monday, July Fl, ct 2 pm,
(parking facilities). Interment
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CHANEH, LUTHER r., sr. suddenI

On Friday. July is, 1898. LUTHER
r CLANCY, ST.: Of goSS Rhode
loved husband OF Mary I. CLANCY
and father Of Mary Jean Wensei.
He also is survived By two sisters,
Josephine Grammar and Mamie
Houser: four brothers. Joseph, Char.
lie, James and Percy CLANCY, and
QaSch Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Nd, on Monday,
July 81, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment 81.
Johns Cemetery Beltsville, Nd. 20
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Thursdsy, July a. 1855, SARAH
Route 1, Herndon, Va. wife of VIII
Mrs. Sarah Jane Burton and Ben
p Middleton. She also is survived
by three grandchildren: daughter
81 Mrs. Clyde 7, Patton. al Of
ginia Kincheloe OF Arlington. va :,
and Clyde p. Patton OF Raleigh
n. c. Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home, .Herndon. Va.
where services will De held at
pm. ldaylight-saving time) sunday
July 20. Interment Chestnut Grove
MILLER, J. RAYMOND. On Frisay,
July is, 1855, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, j. RAYMOND MILLER, be-
loved husband Of Jessie NJ. Miller
father Of Rae Marie Claunch. grand
father Of Charles Kenneth Clauneh
and brother Of Francis r. and james
B. Miller. Mrs. Charles H. Cole
man ard Mrs, M. Loretta Reed
Relativea and friends may call 81
the Collins Funeral Home, 1921
18th st. NV. REQUIEM mass 81
1910 Massachusetts, ave. NV. on
Tuesday, July %, at 10 an, In
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry. 81
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sonic rites chapel Service ice TO for our
N sts STEshs q, H EAEHMAs T. " RRo e
JOHN B. cEEMMoNs. ssey. 10
BULGER. JAMES JOSEPH. On Friday.
Va, JAMES JOSEPH IS lHii'i sut toTp; Of
42OS South 18th I'd, Arlington, Va,
beloved husband of Beatrice Nj
Bulger, father Of Mrs. Beatrice B.
Greenlaw Of Bradenton, Fla; grand
father Of 6tephanie A. Greenlaw
and brother Of Charles Bulger OF
Creskill. \. J. Notice Of funeral ar
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BROCK .I.cEy MAJ; THOMAS H.. gsA IRE

THOMAS H BROCK Of 4eS4 ? ssth
ave north, St Petersburg, Fla.,
beloved husband OF Mrs. Elnora
Milstead Brock. father Of Miss
Juanita B. Brock. son Of Mrs. Mary
z. Brock and brother Of William e
and Harry E. Brock Of Brunswick
mark 8 c Friends may call At
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Mass. ave. ne, after q pm
Friday, July is, until 1880 pm
Monday; July 2l.. Services at Fort
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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HAuKE, EDNA n z, On ThyEsday, July ny
sister Of Mrs. Riiia M. II. skinner
and Gilbert r. Hauke of Detroit,
Mich, Friends are invited to call
at the Colonial Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville, Nd
the Rockville Presbyterian Church,
at IL am. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. ~
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H9 Hsas.ss; 70. ssy T. 81 Sss soss'S ssy: 8
County Hospital, ROY f.. HOFFMAN,
ST.. the beloved husband Of Lois =
HOFFMAN,. father Of Patricia Ann,
Janice Marie and Roy z. Hoffman
and Alfred M. Hoffman: son of Lessie
M, Heskett. Funeral services at the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday, July
81, at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. 70
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ELLIOTT, JOSEPH THOMAS. sud-
denly: on . Friday, July ls. 1855. At
bsioVed husband SEaAs Of s carTieI ne ne
lott; father Of Gertrude Garnstt,
Nellie and Donald Elliott and Joseph
Hayes; brother Of Gertrude Irving,
Katherine Coz, Bessie Hall and
Louis Elliott Funeral services ct
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Mon.
day, July q, ~ II an. Interment
Cedar Hi Cemetery. 90