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Leaders Believe
Congress Could
Quit by August 9

Republican congressional
leaders said at the White
House today that Congress can
adjourn by August Q IF there
is a real will to do it,"
Senator Dirksen of Illinois
assistant Republican leader
indicated considerable doubt
however, that the August 9 tar
get can be met.
"Of course. it could be done, ~
he said. But he added there
was always the possibility OF
the timetable being upset by
delaying actions in the Senate
and by difficulties in ironing
out differences on various bills
with the House.
House Republican Leader
Martin seemed more hopeful OF
adjournment by August 8. He
said I'VE hope there is, the will
to wind UP the session by then.
Mr.. Martin, Senator Dirksen
and other Republican congress
sional leaders held what they
described as a sort of check
up" meeting with the President
on pending legislation.
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Ferd 6. Friend,
Partner in Firm

Ferd @. Friend, 70, who was
associated with his brother
Harry Friend, in the auto
mobile rental business for q
years here, died Monday al
his home, 1850 Tunlaw road
NV.
Mr.. Friend came to Wash
ington from his native Chicago,
where he was secretary of the
Wisconsin Travelling Mems
Association.
Besides his brother, Mr.,
Friend is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ann Friend of the
home address; a son, Robert
L. Friend of Los Angeles; a
daughter. Mrs. Patricia Finkel
of Boston, and two brothers
and two brothers.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 1880 pm. tomorrow
in Gawler's Funeral Home,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burinal will follow in the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation Cemetery.
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Arab Federation
Of a Stutes Seen

DAMASCUS, Syria. July %
R.-Syrian newspapers said
today the new Iraq republic
and oil-rich British-protected
sheikdom of Kuwait soon may
join the United Arab Republic
and Yemen in a United Arab
states federation as a result of
talks between President Nasser
and Kuwait's ruler. Sheik ABB
dullah.
The local press said Sheik
Abdullah was pleased at the
formation Of the new Iraqi
government. since this revived
his hopes Of getting a water
pipeline into his desert country
from Basra in southern Iraq.
The ousted Iraqi government
rejected Kuwait's requests for
a line.
Sheik Abdullah. who is va
cationing in Syria, met Presi-
dent Nasser here Saturday
night. The same day President
Nasser had day-long talks with
a four-man ministerial dele
cation representing Iraq's rev.
dictionary regime, resulting in
a mutual defense treaty.
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Arunuh Brady,
World Traveller

BALTIMORE. July % (R.-
Arunah s. A. Brady. 70. grand
son Of a founder of the Sun,
died at Union Memorial Hospi-
tai yesterday.
Mr.. Brady was a world trav-
eler, a theater enthusiast and
a collector of antiques. He had
various interests but he wrote
recently that amateur theatre
calls are my consuming passion.
Born in Baltimore, Mr.. Brady
was the son Of the late John w.
and Anna Abel Brady. His
mother was one Of nine children
of A. S. Abel. partner in the
founding Of the Sun in 1887.
Mr.. Brady was graduated
from Harvard University in
1908 and later returned OF study
drama under Prof. George
Baker in the famed English A
class.
Mr.. Brady lived in New York
from 1921 to 1898 and in East
Hampton, Long Island from
1888 to 1915. He then returned
to Baltimore and amassed an
antique collection which en-
phasized the Victorian. Much
Of the collection was sold about
two years ago when he moved
into an apartment.
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ghetti" and THE Omaha Fire
Department RESPONDING to an
Alarm"
His work soon became more
sophisticated. however. and a
few years later he was showing
things like ''Kyoto. Ancient
Capital of Japan and Castles
In SPAIN"
Turned 20 Color
During a visit to Japan. he
found there were artists who
could tint his slides with beau
tiful. life-like colors. After that
he did all his lantern-slide pro-
auctions in color.
Since 1894. the Burton
Holmes Travelogue has pro-
duced five travel pictures
year.
(Mr. Holmes lectured many
times in Washington before
the National Geographic
Society. He appeared both in
Constitution Hall. and at the
National Theater. His first
lecture in Washington. he
once recalled, was in 1882
Mr.. Holmes retired in 1850
but the travelogues are still
coming out.
Some sound effects anc
music are used with the films
but all the pictures are mar
rated live by a lecturer. THAT.
said a member Of his organiza-
ton. els our stock in trade"
Missed Two Performances
On his 50th anniversary a;
a lecturer. Mr.. Holmes sale
that in half a century he hac
missed only two performance:
the result of a single case Of
laryngitis.
In 1899, his leg was broken
in a motor accident in Finland
But he completed his full
schedule of lectures from a
wheel chair.
Besides his more routine SUBJ
jects he photographed the
Olympic Games, the Passion
Play at Oberammergau and the
coronation of Halle Selassie OF
Ethiopia in 1880. He was the
author of a book on Russia
published in 1885, an account
Of a trip he made. but it did
not have a wide sale.
Mr.. Holmes once summed UP
his love of travel like this: etc
travel is to possess the world
The traveller possesses the world
more completely than those
who own vast properties. own
|ers become the slaves of what
they own
He is survived by his widow
Margaret.
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Burton Holmes Dies,
TroveIogue Originator

HOLLYWOOD. July 20 ~
Burton Holmes. the man who
originated the movie travelogue.
died today.
He was SO years old.
Mr.. Holmes. whose organiza-
ton invented the word trav-
elogue. spent the most Of his
years In travel and once was
referred 10 by Lowell Thomas
as "the most sophisticated trav-
eler Of them ALL"
Death came at his Hollywood
home. once the residence Of
movie idol Francis X. Bushman.
Mr.. Holmes had been In III
health for months.
Mr.. Holmes. a native OF Chi
cago. got the travel bug In
1886. when his grandmother
took him on a trip to Europe.
He returned with her 10 the
continent four years later and
this time he took a box camera
with him.
Showed slides 10 Club
On his return TO Chicago. ne
showed lantern slides from his
travel negatives TO the old Chi
cago Camera Club. He wrote a
script and read II as the pic
lures were being shown. TO
take the edge of the silence"
The club decided to hire a
hall and present Mr.. Holmes
In his first travel lecture.
Two years later Mr.. Holmes
persuaded his family TO finance
a five-month trip TO Europe
and his career was in full
swing.
In 1897. he became the first
to use motion pictures to illus
trate travel talks. The first
ones were something Of a
hodge-podge. with titles like
"Neapolitans Consuming Spa
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DR.. Swinehort, 81,
Headed Dentists

BALTIMORE. July % R.-
DR.. Earl Wildes Swinehart. 3D.
year-old former president OF
the American College of Den
lists, died Sunday on a vaca-
ton trip in Ohio.
DR.. Swinehart practiced dem
tistry in Baltimore more than
40 years. He was inventor Of
orthodontic instruments used
the world over and author Of
numerous scientific papers.
About 20 years ago. he gained
national prominence when he
published his findings Of a five-
year study on the effect oil
thumb sucking on infants.
A former president Of the
Maryland State Dental Asso-
citation and the Washington
Baltimore Society Of ORTHODOX
fists, DR.. Swinehart at one time
taught at the Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery, now the
University Of Maryland Den
tai School.
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Mrs. Lindemere,
Native of Austria,
Officials Widow

Mrs. Anna w. Lindemere. q
native Of Austria, died Sunday
at her Sheraton-Park Hote
apartment. where she hac
made her home for the past 81
years.
Mrs. Lindemere who was ir
her seventies, came to this
country as a young bride anc
lived in Chicago and New York
After the death Of her hus-
band. she moved to Washing
ton with her brother. the late
Frederick q. Frieser, who was
an official with the United
States Maritime Commission.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothea Lindemere
Of the same address.
Funeral services will be al
2 pm. tomorrow at the Hysone
funeral home. 1900 N street
NV. Interment will follow al
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. BurIing, 70,
Founded Gold
Star Mothers

NEW YORK, July % [R.-
Mrs. Mathilda Burling, 70
founder and first president Of
the Gold Star Mothers Of
America, died yesterday in Q
nursing home Of heart trouble
Mrs. Burling, who lost a sor
in France with the. Rainbow
Division in World War /
formed the Gold Star Mother.
shortly after the war for al
mothers whose sons had dice
in the service. She Travelled
extensively in Europe for the
organization and became q
friend Of the late Gen. Johr
]. Pershing, World War L com.
mander of the American Ex-
peditionary Forces.
She organized the Gold Star
Mothers Of World War II two
years after the end of the war
She and her husband, a re-
tired policeman who survives
her, made their home in Rich.
mond Hill, Queens.
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Mrs. R. J. Wilson,
Wife of Capitol
AirIines OfficioI

LEESBURo, Va, July 2:
Especially Mrs. Marilyn Jones
Wilson. -, wife of Robert
James Wilson. vice president Of
properties and personnel Of
Capital Airlines. died yester-
day Of pneumonia at Loudor
County Hospital. Leesburg.
Born In Battle Creek. Mich.
Mrs. Wilson was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones
The Wilson's. who were. mar
ried In December 1855. moved
10 their farm six miles south
Of Leesburg last December. Mrs
Wilson was a member Of st
James Episcopal Church In
Leesburg.
She is survived only by her
parents and her husband.
Funeral services win be al
q pm. tomorrow at st. James
Church. Burial win be In Battle
Creek.
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Premature Boy Born
To Putrice MunseI

NEW YORK, July "a Dr.
Patrice Munsel, opera and tele-
vision star, gave birth prema-
turely today to a four-pound
boy at Majorca. Spain friends
here were advised. The baby
had not been expected until
September.
Miss Munsel is the wife Of
TV producer Robert Schiller.
They have two other children,
Heidi. 4. Rhett. 2. r..--
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Elmer E. ShipIey, Operated
VurietyStore for Many Years

Elmer Z. shipley. n. former
advertising manager and vari-
ETY. store operator. died Monday
He lived at 2sO2 Key boulevard
Arlington.
Born in Baltimore. Mr.. Ship
ley started working in one OF
Washington's first department
stores. the Haines department
store, at Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Later he became manager OF
Mayor Co., a women's fashion
store, formerly at Tenth and F
streets NV.
From 1929 Mr.. Shipley was
for FIVE years advertising man.
ager for Sears. Roebuck Co
here.
In 1884, he opened his own
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Dr.. Clarence {. Keiser

READING, Pa, July % (R)
The Rev. DR.. Clarence e
Keiser. 70. Lutheran leader and
authority on Semitic languages
and translations of Babylonian
texts, died yesterday at his
home at nearby Lyons. He had
been III for eight weeks. For
the last 10 years. DR.. Keiser
had been pastor Of the Salem
Union Church in Alsace Town.
ship.
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Rev. R. R. Lonier, n, Pastor
OfVirginio Baptist Churches

The Rev. r. r. LAnier. u, q
retired Alexandria and Fairfax
County Baptist minister. died
yesterday IN the Presbyterian
Hospital In Denver after under
going surgery.
A native Of Hartnett County,
~ C.. he was a graduate Of
Wake Forest College and the
Southern Baptist Seminary In
Louisville. Ky. He was ordained
IN 1912. and served churches In
North Carolina until 1923. He
then came 10 Virginia and
served Alexandria and Fairfax
County until his retirement In
1855.
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business. Shipley's Modern va
riety Store. at sos H street
NV. He retired last spring.
Mr.. Shipley was a former
member of the Advertising
Club and the Harmony Ma
sonic Lodge.
He is survived by his wife.
Clara B. Shipley Of the home
address, two daughters, Mrs.
Ralph Donnelly Of Charlotte.
N. c., and Miss Shirley Shipley
OF 1000 oglethorpe street, West
Hyattsville, Md, and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at noon tomorrow in the Ives
funeral home. 2s47 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Burial
will follow at the Congressional
Cemetary.
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Official Finds Book
Only He Has Reed

ATLANTA R.-When the
Southern Bell Telephone Co.
recently cleaned out its library,
one of the books discarded was
a 925-page tome entitled "The
American Technical Society
Telenhony."
The library card in the back
showed it had been taken out
Just once. 81 years ago by a
young college trainee named
Ben S. Gilmer. Mr.. Gilmer now
is president of Southern Bell.
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He was minister OF the
Groveton Baptist Church. and
the Plymouth Haven Baptist
Church. He lived at i724 Crest
wood drive, Alexandria.
He leaves his wife. the for
mer Miss Mary s. Wine, assist
ant principal OF the George
Mason Elementary School in
Alexandria; three sons, DR.. r.
r. Lanier. jr. professor at the
University OF Colorado Medical
School In Denver: DR.. A. 8.
Lanier. Kewaunee. WIS.,: and
Sidney J. Lanier Of ais Queens
road. Alexandria.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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Dratha

WINTER, RIGHT REV. MSGR. Z. JER-
ONE. On Saturday, July 10, 1858,
RIGHT REV MSGR Z. JEROME
WINTER, pastor OF Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart Church. WASHINGTON,
d. c.. beloved son OF the late Frank
A. and Elizabeth Lanahan Winter:
brother Of Clinton 2 Winter. New
Jersey; Mrs. James W. Toohey and
Mrs. Eugene l. Miles, Baltimore.
Nd. His remains resting at the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Rectory,
after pm. Monday, July 81 Msgr.
Winters remains viii lie IN state at
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Church after II am. Wednesday,
requiem on Thursday. July "a, at
1890 am. Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery. Baltimore, Nd. %
WOODS. MARTHA. Suddenly, on Sun
day. July 20. 1858, MARTHA
WOODS OF 1910 California 81. NV,
Ant l07, beloved wife of Waverly p.
Woods. Also surviving are a sister,
Mrs. Louise Richardson; four broth
ers. Gilbert, Daniel. Joseph and
James Bower: other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Wednes-
day friends are invited to call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th ST. NV, where services will be
held on Thursday. July "a, at 1880
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery, %
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Alert Defense

Although Switzerland has
long been known as a land that
keeps out Of wars. its noun
tain brigades train constantly.
TTainees keep their guns in
their own houses, so the Swiss
mountain army can start NOV
ing for defense in less than 4S
hours.
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HENDERsHoT. ALERT WILLIAM. Of

IbIH ISth So Sc On July IT,
lass. Beloved husband OF Nellie A
Hendershot. brother OF Raymond i
Hendershot OF Niagara Falls, N. Y,
Prayers At Chambers Funeral Home.
Sl7 nth st. Sc, on Thursday, July
forter Church, l4th and East Capt.
toll SITS, at 2 am, Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 90
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HAcKERsoN. JOHN EDWARD. {

Friday, July rs, 1858, at Freedmen S
Hospital JOHN EDWARD HACKER
SON OF 1888 Georgia ave. NV. He
leaves TO mourn their loss q lovine
daughter, Mrs Doris washington
two sons, william and Thomas Hack
erson; 10 grandchildren, II great-
grandchildren and many other rela-
tives and friends. After ; pm.
Tuesday, July 81. friends may call
at the Morris A, Carter e. Co. Fu-
neral Home, 305 H st NV Services
on Wednesday, July %. at ! pm,
from Smiths Chapel Methodist
Cshureh pfs0ah Nd
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Gara uf Chunks

vRAzIER. CHARLES \. We wish 70
thank ali OF our friends and rela-
tives for the many kind acts and
condolences during our recent be-.
reavement, the death OF CHARLES
4. FRAZIER. THE FAMILY.
WHITING, ELLSWORTH. The family
OF the late ELLSWORTH WHITING
wishes 70 express rs thanks and
appreciation TO their many friends
and neiehbors for the flowers, tele-
erArnt, cards, use OF cara and many
other expressions OF kindness and
aympathy during the reeeit loss OF
their loved one. THE FAMILY.
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HEBB. JAMES CLINTON. ON sunday

July 20, 1858. at Sibley Hospital,
JAMES CLINTON HEBB OF 7l9 Irv-
tie c. Hebb, father of James Clinton
Hebb, jr Henry S Hebb and the
late Walter NJ. Hebb. brother Of Mrs.
C Alan Hembroke Of Drayden, Nd.
He also is survived by Ave grandchil-
dren and six great-erandchildren
Eriends may eau az tne 8 n. hlnes
parking facilitiesl. Services from
st Johns Episcopal Church. 34th ST.
and Rainier ave, Mount Rainier,
Nd. on wednesday, July %, at II
am. interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 22
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eREENsPAN, una. on Tue.day. Dol!

81 1883 ia ia eREESsPANs, ' O.,
loved sister Of Mrs Sadie Jewier
Services at the C. d. qoldberg 4
Son Funeral Home. 42l7 9th ST.
NV. on Wednesday, July 23 at
, II am lnterment Kosher Israel
Cemetery (old). In mourning al
! 1880 Irving st, NV. Please omit
flowers
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MILLER, MARTHA Il, In loving mem
DRY Of our mother and sister,
MARTHA Z. MILLER. who passed
away nye years aso today July
. HER HER SONS AND SISTER.
REFS, MARY G. In precious memory
Of my darling mother, MARY c
REFS, whom God called to her eter-
nal rest one year ago today. July
%, 1857.
Where she sat and talked to.u
There Is Just an empty chair
And the silence now at evening
Seems more than we can bear
Though we knew that someday
There would be that empty chair
Yet we could never picture home
without her there.
We never fully realized how deeply
one could care
Until We stood the first evening
she was gone
Beside her empty chair.
Mama. when kneel beside your
crave and place flowers there
with gentle care
Something in my heart tells me
you know I am there.
OH Mama, We miss you so, but we
know You are in Gods keeping
Sadly missed. MAE and BILL.
ANNA. In loving mem
DRY Of my, dear wife, ANNA SCHUR-
MANN. who departed this life two
years ago. July -, 1855.
July brings q sad memory
OF cur loved one some TO rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best
LOVING HUSBAND WILLIE.
SMITH, RUSSELL A. Just a word Of
tribute 70 my most devoted husband,
RUSSELL A. SMITH, whom the Good
Lord saw ut to take from me so very
suddenly, January 20, 1858
years. Such a Hove as ours so
few people know
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DEATHS
In Mrntnriunt
Announcements Of
Rervfeea Nv Chamhera

COLEMAN, RUTH .. In loving memory
oi.o dear mother. RUTH J. COLE
MAN. VINO passed away 81 years
ago today, July 90. 1887.
We have only a memory, dear mother,
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory Of you
YOUR CHILDREN.
FAULKNER, ELLA. In fondest remem-
branee Of my dear mother, ELLA
E Tesgi sna J THo % passed sas away
DAUGHTER. sALLIE E. FOSTER .
FERGUSON, JAMES ARTHUR. In Low.
ing memory of my husband. JAMES
ARTHUR FERGUSON, who passed
away three years ago, July ~, 1855
ELIZABETH REED FERGUSON
FREELAND. JAMES BOYD. In loyins
memory Of JAMES BOYD FREELAND,
who departed this life four years
ago today July 22' 1854.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
GRIFFIN, FREDERICK "A. In iovins
memory OF my husband, FRIEDRICH
A. GRIFFIN, who departed this life
2 years ago. July %, 1856
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed
DEVOTED WIFE, LOTTIE s. GRIP
FIN. =
GRIFFIN, FREDERICK. In loving
memory of my devoted brother,
FREDERICK GRIFFIN who passed
away two years ago today, July %,
1856.
He has taken his last journey
on a beautiful ship called Rest;
Away from this world of sorrow,
To a land Of rest.
God gave US strength to bear Il.
HIS SISTERS.
HORN. DR.. I. BUFORD. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our devoted
loved one, Or. !. BUFORD HORN.
who departed this life five years
Peo today, July g. 1883.
Gone, but not forgotten.
The memory with US shall never lin
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. cAPrroLA.
AND SONS, LESLIE AND ROBERT
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TAYLOR, OLLIE NJ. In loving memory
Of my devoted cousin, OLLIE NJ
TAYLOR. who passed away one year
ago today. July 90, 1857.
Today recalls the memory
OF { loved one passed to rest,
And those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
BERT.
TAYLOR, OLLIE NJ. In memory Of I
devoted one. OLLIE NJ. TAYLOR
who passed to a better world on
wear ago today, July %. 1857
Gone but remembered. Sadly missed
IDA.
WHITE. REV. JESSE, the late assist
ant pastor Of Jerusalem Baptis
Church. A tribute Of love and de
votion sacred to the memory Of oul
dear husband and brother, THE REV
JESSE WHITE, who departed thii
life six wears ago, July %, 1859.
A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loved is still
A place Is vacant IN our home
Which never can be filled
You had q smile for everyone.
A heart as good as sold
And to those who knew and loved yol
Your memory will not grow old
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MRS ETTl
WHITE; SISTER, MRS. ESTELLI
LEE. BROTHER, ALBERT.
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MAYHEM. EuGENE GEnRGE ~ anna

Allison st . Landover Hills Md, on
july, 90. 1858. husband Of Vivian /.
Mayhem. father of Peggy Jean May
hew. Barbara, Mary. Frankie and
r. Mayhem: brother OF Mrs. Edna
@. Goodrich. Clarence, Ernest. and
Robert Mayhem. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 517 18th st. Sc,
on Wednesday July 90. at gao m
lnterment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery. 20
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'. MILDRED mrs.. The
othcerS and members Of
Ruth Chapter, No, :, Order
OF the Eastern Star, Hy.
sttsyille, Md, are hereby
notified OF the death OF
Past Matron MILDRED
MORRISON Eastern Star
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MoLEUD, lCAkkIE. on Saturday, July
10. 1855, CARRIE Mcleod Of 1928
Harvard 81. NV. mother OF Mrs
Mrs. Irene Miles. Mrs. Ann Outing,
Mrs. Laura Wallace, Mrs, Estelle Lott.
Ernest and Joseph Mcleod. Many
other relatives and friends also sur
vive, After 3 pm. Tuesday. July
90, friends may call az Frazier's Fu-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave.
NV Funeral Wednesday, July 90
az l pm. at Tenth Street Baptist
Church, Rev. J. L. Henry oficiatinR
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. %
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Money. RICHARD A. On Sunday ],

~fS ~ is sscH RfcaApo q s MeSEY July
loved husband Of Elizabeth A. Nc
Ney father Of Ruth I jenkins: son
OF Ruth Ines Mulroy; brother Of
John J Money and Palmer j. Nc
Nsnev and Sister MagdOlyn Of the
Robert A Mattingly Funeral Home,
l31 18th ST. Sc. after 8 pm, Mon
dav, until Wednesday. July 90, at
am, REQUIEM mass at ST FranciS
Xavier Church, at $50 am. Reia.
tives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 400
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n members Of Joppa Lodge
MI Chapter, No. 20, o. e. S..
w will assemble at the s. H.
A2A Hines Funeral Home on
\ Tuesday, July 90, at s
~ pm, for the purpose Of
W conducting services for our
late sister, ROSA LEE SANDS. BY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
FRANK LAW, Secretary.

GRABKoSKI. ETNA L. (nee Greenl. or
Monday, July q, 1855, g ,, ATlingto o,
Green), Of 7l6 n Oakland ST. AT
Grabkoski and sister Of Mrs Eliza
beth Ais. Friends may call AZ tht
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will sbe held on "wednesday
July 90, at pm. Interment Cedal
Hill Cemetery.