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House Set
For Hurbors,
Rivers Action

The House was prepared to
take UP today its own version
of a compromise omnibus
rivers and harbors bill de-
signed to avoid a presidential
veto.
The $l,555.746.00O House
bill differs only slightly from
"a $l,556,22 800 authorization
bill passed by the Senate last
night with assurances that
each of its $50 flood control,
navigation and beach erosion
projects is acceptable to the
administration.
The two bills we're intro
duced to substitute for a ST.
577,379,800 authorization bill
President Eisenhower vetoed
April is. An earlier bill was
vetoed in August. 1856.
Senator Kerr, Democrat OF
Oklahoma. chairman Of the
Senate Rivers and Harbors Sub
committee, offered. and the
Senate accepted, three last
minute minor amendments
which he said we're requested
by the Budget Bureau to make
the bill entirely acceptable tc
the President.
The House bill, as approved
by its Public Works Committee
yesterday, was reported to b
within a hairline of completC
agreement between Congress
and the administration.
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Pope Fills Post
Left by Stritch

VATICAN CITY, June Is CP).
Pope Plus XII today filled
the Vatican post that was to
have been taken over by the
late Samuel Cardinal Stritch of
Chicago.
Appointed as pro-prefect OF
the Congregation for the Prop
agation of the Faith was Greg
DRY Peter Cardinal Agagianian,
patriarch of the Armenians
Cardinal Agagnianian, 81, re-
sides in Beirut. Lebanon, but is
currently in Rome.
Cardinal StYitch was APP
pointed to the Vatican post on
March /. He died May q after
being stricken i'll on his way to
Rome.
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Mrs. Karl Stoehr,
Resident of
Gurrett Park

Mrs. Karl Stoehr, n, widow
of a Big Stone Gap (Va) phar-
macist. died yesterday in st
Luke's Hospital in Richmond
after a long illness.
Born in Amherst County, Va.
she was the former Elizabeth
Rucker. Mrs. Stoehr had livec
in Garrett Park. Nd, since hel
husbands death last year.
She is survived by two sons
Karl Stoehr of Miami, Fla.
and Edward c. Stoher of Chi
cago: a brother. B. Park
Rucker Of Christiansburg. Va.
four sisters, Misses Ruth anC
Clara Rucker of Garrett Park
Mrs. Richard H. Akers of Be
thesda. Md. and Mrs. w. Scot
Macgill, ST.. of Little HolliI
Hill, Va, and two grandchil'
dren.
Funeral services will be hell
at IL am. Friday at Big StonI
Gap. Burial will be at the BIZ
Stone Gap Cemetery.
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Soviets Send Top Man
As Envoy to japan

TOKYO, June 10 CR.-
Foreign Office sources said to-
day the appointment Of N. T.
Fedorenko as the new Soviet
ambassador to Japan UNDER
scores Moscow's mounting in
terest in this country.
Mr.. Fedorenko is vice
foreign minister. He is one
of the Soviet Unions experts on
China.
1t would be no surprise to
Japanese officials If he tries to
nudge Premier Nobusuke Kishi's
government into closer ties with
Peiping.
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Collins was the former Dorothy
Yaun.
In addition 10 her husband
she is survived by two sons
Emmett, II. a student at the
University Of Virginia. and
Daniel Of the home address,
and two daughters. Miss Doris
Emmelyn Collins. a student al
the Duke University School Of
Nursing. and Deborah Jane. Of
the home address.
Funeral services viii be con-
Quoted at IL am. tomorrow
at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. 900 Mas.
sachusetts avenue NV. Buria'
win be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Simeon Carson, 70
Widow of D. c. Physician

Mrs. Simeon Carson. 70. a
Washington resident for 50
years. died Monday at Freed
mems Hospital.
The former Coral Henrietta
Clark. she was the widow Of the
late DR.. Simeon Carson. who
practiced medicine here until
he died In 1854.
Born In Springfield. Ohio.
she lived At 1881 Hamlin street
NE.
Mrs. Carson was active IN
civic work here during her first
years OF residence. She was
a member OF literary clubs.
She was married TO DR.. Car
son shortly after her gradu-
alton from Wilberforce Univer-
sity In Ohio In 1905.
She Is survived by a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Thomas A. Williston.
Of 1904 q street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at | pm. tomorrow at So.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Fiji
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Dominic Franklin AntoneIIi,
Owned Parking Lot Chain

Dominic Franklin Antonelli,
SIS, owner and operator Of a
chain of Washington parking
lots and former food importer,
81 i 'Eondav at hi home.
SAT Maine avenue S.W., Of
cancer.
Since 1850 Mr.. Antonelli had
managed parking lots bearing
his name in the District. Pre-
viously he had been president
of the Capital Food Co. and an
importer Of fancy foods here.
Born in Comabbio, Italy.
he came with his parents to
/ McAlester. Okla. in 1895. He
attended st. AIMS Academy for
Boys in Fort Smith. Ark. and
the McAlester College Of Bush
ness and Accountancy.
After finishing school he
worked for seven years as man.
ager Of the Italian division Of
the McAlester National Bank.
He then spent three years with
the Bank Of America in Los
Angeles.
( Mr.. Antonelli came to WASH
ington in 1880 and was en-
ployed by the Rinaldi Coal Co.
and the Franc Jewelry Co. be-
fore establishing his own i'm
port business in the early
Z l940s.
He served in the Army dur
ing World War / and was a
member Of Cathedral Post, No
10, of the American Legion.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Helen L. Antonelli, of the
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10. 1855. NARY l. WADE q 1874
Florida ave, NV sister OF MIS-
Maude L Simms She also Is SUR
ylyed By one brotheI-in;law' NJ
ives s' and many many friends Remains
resting al the Morrow 4 Woodford
Funeral Home, 1892 i1th 81. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
gALDMAN. BESSIE. on wednesday,
June rs. 1858, BESSIE WALD-
MAN Of the Dorchester Apartments,
formerly Of HyattSyille, Nd. be-
loved wife of the late Or jacob
walcman; devoted mothsr .S 81 Mrs.
B. G.. and Mrs. GLORIA Levsnson Of
Baltimore, Nd She also Is sur
vived by seven sisters and one
brother, Mrs. Fannie Harris; Mrs
Hessie April Mrs Minnie Within.
M 4ssmi si1a sIa s ssss frank Ms nS
Harry Sherry, all Of washington,
D.. c.: Mrs. Pearl Sllvers OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. and three grandchil-
dren. Services at the C. ID. Gold
berg a Son Funeral Home, 42l7
is. al J pm Intsrment Adss
israel Cemetery. In mourning Al
the Dorchester APARTMENTS Apt
s26 10
REV. EZRA Z. on Mon
day, June rs. 1858, at 1905 pm,
at Johns Hopkins Hospital. REV.
EZRA Il. WILLIAMS Of 1890 Brigh.
ton ST., Baltimore. Md, beloved
husband OF Mrs. Elinora j. Will
liams. Funeral services on Friday,
Metropolitan Methodist Church, Bal
time. Nd. The body will lie in
state at the Metropolitan Methodist
Church on Thursday. June ~. from
: pm. to IL pm. and Friday, june
fe 65s@ far a@ CEMETERY Sss R PSsR
eriek, Nd. 10
NATHANIEL. On Monday,
eral Hospital. NATHANIEL WILSON
He is survived By one daughter,
one brother. other relatives and a
host Of friends. After pm.
wednesdsy, June rs FRIENDS friends. may Ts,
NV. Services on Thursday, June
10, at / pm, at the Unity Baptist
Church, 433 Sd ST. ne. Intermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery.
WILSON. PATRICK L. on Monday
June 10, 1858, PATRICK L. WILL
SON of 433z Tennessee ave. ne
husband OF Mrs. Lucy Wilson. father
Of Helen. James, Harold and Patrick
1. Wilson. ir.; brother Of Mrs
day. june 10, friends may cali al
the Carver Memorial Funeral Home
90 II st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday. June 20
at 1881 pm; tpatrons parking Or
ton National Cemetery 49,
WOODS. cLEMENTINE FRAZIEI
tELLAl.- Suddenly on Sunday
S 5HIs Nj Ia'S FRAZIER q s'4' ELLA q
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
son. Albert B. Frazier; three sisters
Mrs. Rosa Thomas, Mrs. Addie Rob
inson and Mrs Clara Greene. on
brother, John sinms rszis SauE tbss,
ancies. Eve nieces' three nephews
other relatives and many friends
The late Mrs. Woods may b'
viewed at the above residence aftei
? pm. Wednesday, June is. Fu
Is. at ne Mount Airy Baptis
S Snaref the Rev. c. N. Long 9im ir :. Of
ficiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery, Services b.
WOODS. CLEMENTINE z. All oficer
naRrA and members OF the Jane
EA. Reese Europe Unit. No. 3
II AW American Legion Auxiliary
2~ are hereby notified Of tn
ACE death of our member
%ldHS{$ CLEMENTINE F.. WOODS
and are requested to as
semble at 1901 M ST. ne. tonight
wednesday. June is. 1858, at 5 D m
LILLIAN z. HOLIDAY,
JEAN H. BENNETT, Secretary.
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home ADDRESS; a son. Dominic,
IT,, of 5914 Onondaga road.
Wood Acres, Md; three sisters.
Mrs. Albertina Bernasconi, Of
Columbia. S. c.: Mrs. Jenny
Cortassa, of Henrietta. Okla.
and Mrs. Title Barone, of
Krebs. Okla; two brothers.
James, of McAlester. and
Charles, Of Anderson, Okla; and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
noon tomorrow in Hysong's
funeral home, 1900 N street
NV. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Otto Huttenboch

LUTHERHAvEN. Idaho. June
Is (P.-Prof. Otto Huttenbach,
one-time first, celliSt with the
London Philharmonic Orches-
ira and a teacher in American
colleges, died of a heart attack
last night during a concert at
a summer music camp here,
Prof. Huttenbach fled Germany
during Filters rise to power.
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Arthur Johnson,
Ex-Postmuster

ROCKFORD, ILL.,. June 10
P.-Arthur L. johnson, 70.
former president of the Ma
tionAl Association Of Post
masters. died yesterday in
Rockford Municipal SAM
tarium.
He was Rockford postmaster
from 192l-34 and headed the
national group from 1933-34.
He also was a former director
of the Rockford Baseball As
ISOLATION and the old Three-I
League.
Surviving are a son and a
daughter.
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In Mrntnriaiit

BEAL, RENA. In loving memory Of
departed this life seven years ago
TODAY. June rs, 1851.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
BROWN. BELLE sPRIGGs. In low
ms memory Of our dear mother.
BELLE SPRIGGS BROWN. who de-
parted this life thirteen years ago
today June Is, 1870.
we have only your memory. Mother
To Keep our whole life through,
But the sweetness will hnger Tor
As we treasure the image Of you,
YOUR CHILDREN. .
DODsON. WILLIAM II. In memory
popSoN' who died fifty-one years
ago TODAY, June u.s. ls0l:,,
BRo 65gds GEORGE SHIRLEY
FLEET, BLOSSOM Y. Sacred to the
memory of our mother, BLOSSOM
E. FLEET. who left US I'VE years
ago today, June Is. 1893.
Breasting the waves. crossing the
God be your pilot where you are
THE FAMILY.
HALL, HENRIETTA. In sad but Low;
ing remembrance Of my. devoted
mother. HENRIETTA HALL. who
departed this life one year age
today, June is. 1888.
How I loved you, how I loved you,
Loved you more than tongue can
How l miss you, how need you,
Miss you as the days pass BY.
III never cease loving you. Mother,
I'll love you on to the end Of
my time.
For there viii never be another to
Like You, darling Mother Of mine
YOUR LOVING SON. FREDDIE
HoUGHTON. KATHERINE. In mem.
ERNIE HouGHioE. who passed
away thirty years ago today, JUNE
is. 1898.
As the gates Of life are closed,
Another gate swings wide.
The gate Of Gods eternal life,
Just on the other side
SON. JOHN.
my Beloved Wife EDNA B. MfLLER
who departed this life one year
$50 today June Is. 1887.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord
And NAV perpetual light shine upon
CHARLES Z. MILLER.
WASHINGTON, ROSA TIBBS. In
loving memory Of our beloved
mother and grandmother, ROSA
TIBBS WASHINGTON. who de-
narted this life two years agC
today. June rs. 1855.
within our hearts we hold fade.
less memory
OF one we loved so dear.
She answered the Man Of Calvar,
When He called her to draw near
Mons heavenly home is bright anC
fair.
There Is no pain nor death W
there.
No power can take her from Hi
divine care,
For in peace she dwells with Hin
without fear.
Oh. let US Journey all life's wal
through
With Jesus Christ. our Saviour
and comforter, too;
That when our earthly lives ar
Her lovins face well see on yondei
bright shore.
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, PAU
PINE SCOTT AND AMELII
TER, NARY CAN'T. a
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Auoustono Lutheran
Budget Sets Record

JAMESTOWN. N. Y, June
10 R1. - The Augustana
Lutheran Church yesterday
adopted a record budget OF
$4,559.533 for 1860. an increase
of 9.3 per cent over the 1858
budget.
Over $l.280.O00 will go 10
foreign mission work and
nearly / million TO the
Augustana Board of American
Missions, church extension and
evangelism.
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cara Of Chunks

LKIsnKAn, ROnERT ". 7 wish /,
sng gsstt "a iRs mans t1lsnd, re pelstie e
nfimhbor1 and vikitolH tor thell
kind expreaslrons OF sympathy
cards. flowers and service durinl
ny recent bereavement In the losI
ri ny husband, the late ROBERT
hRs' RoRfkT N. LEIsHEAR.
LusBY, coRNELIA Macy. The hus.
LUenY vishss 70 express hls grsti.
tude 10 the many frlenda. relatlyes
neighbora and visitors for their
kind expressions Of sympathy, cards.
flowers and services durinG bis re-
cent bereavement
WILLIAM G. LusnY. Is
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teenth and Church streets NV.
Burial will be at Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOR SALE in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
sites l-s-34-5-e, LOT lS2; bloch
II, choice location DENNY J.
KNOTT. P o B. aga. Potlateh
CRYPTS at Fort lincoln Cemetery
will sacrifice for quick sale. Cal
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PAR e.
sites in blk BIB. sacrifice price
S415. JU. 9-1507, after $50.
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Lonely Hours

For those moments Of unacceptable aloneness-
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home. Quietly, delicatey, surely their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart. They provide
comfort that is sngularly personal You can always
say it with flowers, confident that your expression
Of sympathy will lessen the lonely hours Of hesrtache
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coNNoR, ANNE GERTRUDE; :,

Monday, June l6, 1888, ANNE GER,
I'd. ne. Washington. d. c.. belovec
daughter OF col. and Mrs Myles J
Conner Of Oakton. Va, and sister
OF Myles J. connor. IT,, OF Gran.
ford, N j., and Thomas W. Connol
of Leonia. N. j. Friends may ca
81 Parsons Funeral Home, a.
North Washington ST., Falls Church
va. from 3 to 9:3O pm. WedneS,
day, June Is. The recitation o.
the rosary will be held at the allow
funeral home on wednesday, Jun'
IL. at $40 pm The reeita
ton OF the mass at St. James Cath,
Ollie Church, Fails Church, Va, OF
Thursday, June 10, at IL noon
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry at 1880 pm.
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cRAUN, RAYMOND THOMAS.

Monday, June 10, 1905, at ArIington
Hospital, RAYMOND THOMAS
cRAUN OF Sl2 Washington ave ),
Falls Church. Va, beloved hus:
band OF Eunice Craun, son OF
Thomas p. craun Of Hsrrisonhurg,
Va, and brother Of oscar Craun
OF WASHINGTON, d. c.. J. ode
craun Of East Riverdale. Nd: -Mary
zigler OF Harrisonburg, Va Mabel
Movers OF Weyers Cave, Va. Nora
Dean Of Harrisonburg, Va; Elva
Howard of Cottage City, Md, and
Nellie Bell Of Landover Hills, Nd
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home, 2S41 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. until noon Thursday
June 10 thence 70 the Boulevard
Westcott St, Falls church. Va.
where services will be held at
pm; lnterment National Memoria
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DEATHS

Announcements OF
Services by CHANGERS
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tuesday. June II. 1865, at her
lington, Va; DOROTHY YAuN
bradley Collins. sr., and mother Of
Emmett Bradley, ir. Daniel G..
Doris Emmelyn and Deborah Jane
Collins Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
Wednesday, June is. Funeral serv-
ices at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. 300 Massachu-
sets ave. NV, washington, D. C.,
on Thursday. June 10. at ii am.
terry.
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Sunday, June Is. 1865, RAYMOND
JAMES KELLY, beloved son Of
Kelly and brother Of the Rev John
=. Kelly Remains resting at the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home, 317
Pa ave SC. until 10 pm. Wednes-
day. June Is. Requiem mass will
be offered at Fort Myer Chapel on
Thursday, June 10, at Q am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Please omit flowers. lS
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GAsRItdi Gus Z; On ,, Taesda Y,. Jan'
Hospital Gus T. ne oA Rasiisi q 'pf 7oi
Of Gathering Gabriel, brother q
John L. Gabriel Friends may
call at the s. n. Hines Co Funera
Home, 1901 14th ST. NV. aftei
10 am. wednesday. June rs park.
ing tacilitiesl Services at SITS
Constantine and Helen Greek Or.
thodox Church. ais 18th 81. NV.
on Friday. June 20. at IL am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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GARDNER, REGINALD 3. on Mon,

day, June l6, 1858. REGINALD =
GARDNER OF 1870 LIST st. ne
beloved husband Of Mrs Mae Gard
ner. devoted father OF Cranfor
Gardner. Mae Gardner Jones an
Antoinette Gardner. He also
survived By three brothers. Daw
son, Edward and Kenneth Gardner
one son-in-law. Ellis d Jones 0
Durham, N. c.; a daughteT-in-lau
Annette Aston Gardner: four grand
children, other relatives and man
June is. A friends O are Mi nyitsd
call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 70
81 nv Mass will be offered a
st Martins Catholic Church. Mort
Capitol and T SITS. NV. at q N
Thursday. June 10 Interment Car
yer Memorial Cemetery. is
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GOODWIN, NORA. On Monday, June

NORA 1898 ooop1 II cai SsOvsd H Sls u
Welton Goodwin, mother Of Clarice
ROGERS, oscar and Stephen Good
win. sister of Minnie Mcdaniel and
Flemming Berry. other relatives
pm. Thursday, June 10, friends
may call at the johnson AZ Jenkins
Funeral Home. 4SO4 Georgia ave
NV. where funeral services will be
held on Friday, June 20, al | pm.
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n. =, WARREN Il. COLEMAN. be-
loved husband OF Beatrice Cole
Barbara Coleman. He also is sur
vived by his father, William Mason,
and other relatives and friends.
After 5 pm. Thursday, June 10,
friends are invited TO call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, $50 9TH
al, NV, where services will be held
al pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery Family may be
contacted at 27ll Georgia ave.
NV, Apt 2O9. IL
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LOUIS s. DOLPHIN, Rec. secy.

DIXON, MATHEW. on Sunday,
June Is, 1888, at the District
DIXON DIXON husband isI of Henrietta
Dixon, son OF Mary Peterson OF
2l4t Newport pl NV, Many other
relatives and friends also survive
Mr.. Dixon ma be seen al the
st NV, after o pm wednesday,
june is Funeral services at
pm Thursday, June 10. at the
Morning star Baptist Church, @bth
and Eye SITS NV. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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tired. on Thursday. June IL,
1865, 1T. coMDR. N. B. JOHNSON
CSretired, OF $50 Orange View ave.
9, Griffin johnson and father of
three children. John David, Mary
anna ana Joseph Paul. Services
will be held on Friday, June 20.
at IL am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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CARSON, CAROL II. on MONDAY, JUNG
CAROL caro- of Il. G CARSON ssciSn Of i j Ham
line 81. NE wife Of the late Dr.
late Dr. s. Clark Carson. Also sur
wing are other relatives and many
friends. After $50 pm. Wednes.
day, June Is, friends are invited
H e call 1875 s ss 81 M'G nM funeral funeral
from st. Luke's Church. 18th and
Church SITS. NV, on Thursday, June
10, at | pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, Is
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GASkiNS, ERNEST A. on Sunday
June 5. 1888, ERNEST A. GAS.
kINS OF 7l2 Upshur st. NV. hus.
band Of Mrs jeanette Gaskins
Frnsst u d r1ioho~ snS sSA W.: sVh ad y
Hawkins. Also surviving are mint
auntS. one uncle. other relative,
and many friends Notice of fu.
neral later. Arrangements BY Nc
CURE, Inc. is
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HALsTEAD, wILLET. on MONDAY,

June I6. 1855, w1LLET HAL
Pleasant, Nd, beloved husband Of
Marguerite Halstesd He also Is
survived BY daughter-in-laW, sara
HalStead, and granddaughter,
Mary MCGEE. Services at the GaSeh
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave 4,
Hyattsville, Nd. on Thursday, June
10, at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Coles
VILE, Nd, Methodist Cemetery. IS
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GENUS, RICHARD L. Q

June 49, ie5s. RICHARD L. GENUS
OF l4lBl2 Duncan ST. ne. husband
Of Mrs. Melvina A. Genus, father
Of Maurice Genus, Mrs. Ruby Porter
relatives and friends also survive,
After 3 pm. Thursday, June 10.
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Friday, June 20.
at ] pm. 10
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KOEHLER. RoBERT p On

asy. June lass 4 Mount
yer Spring, Md, husband OF Edns
w Koehler and brother OF Mrs
Walter F. Holtgreve Mr.. Koehlei
rests at the Warner f. Humphrey
Funeral Home, .Si34 Georgia ave.
will be held on Thursday, June 10
al pm. barking faeilitiesl. In.
terment Woodlawn Cemetery, Balti.
more, Nd
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LOHMAN. ALFREn M.. 81. ON sn.

LOIANANs hLf hEu M.s 1T. On sum
day, June Is. 1898, at the Newton
D. Baker Hospital. MartinSburs,
W. Va, ALFRED M LOIiNFAN. Sr :,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Loire
Lehman, father Of Mrs Thelma
Wrtght, George A. and Alfred NJ
Lehman. lr.. brother OF Mrs. Kath-
crime Puritan and Mrs Virginia
Schoum and Melvin Lehman. He
also Is survived by four grandehil-
dren. Friends NAV call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St and MasSa-
chuscttS ave. ne. where services
will be held on Thursday, June 10,
az 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. is
MANGoLD, MARTIN EDWARD. OF
SAG E So. ne, on June 10, 1855
Husband OF Mary A. Mangold. father
Of Mrs Louise Mccrehan, Mrs
Merle Stephens and Martin &
Mangold. ir Five grandchildren
also survive Services az the Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5l7 nth ST.
Sc, on Thursday, June 10, at
pm. Interment Confessional Gene
terry. is
MASON. DOROTHY b. Suddenly. OF
Tuesday, June II. 1858, at Frencl
Hospital New YORK City. Y.
15Hth St. New York City. " Y
devoted wife Of Arthur J Mason
IN Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements BY the Robert @. Masol
Funeral Home.
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JOHNSON. g. HOWARD. on wednes

day, June IS, 1865, at the Alex
JOHNSON 5ofESs h9 81 sSG North st. hox AsapR
St, Alexandria, Va, beloved hus-
band of Mary s. johnson Friends
NAV call at Gawlers Chapel, 1856
day, June rs courtesy parking OPP
positel where services will be held
on Friday, June 20, at IL am.
Interment Greensboro, Ala 10
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FfRiEEfXSSfp u $50 50 Ha ynI1 81 u q,
Apt ., beloved husband Of AlnetI
~ Freeland and father OF Waltei
=. ir. and Terri Ann Freeland
Frankie Frecland. and one sister
Ms Eleanore Carter. both OF Brook
lyn, N. Y. and other relatives
and many friends. After pm
Thursday, june 10, friends are IN
neral Home. 1870 9th 81 NV
Funeral from the Miles MemoFia
C. Me Church. t1iO sd 81. NV.
on Friday, June 20, at IL noon
Intrrment Arlington National Gene
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10th ave-. West Hyattivilie. Nd J.
beloved infant daughter Of joseph
Of Ruin A. Flood, Relatives and
friends may cal AZ the Oasch Fu-
neral Home, 1879 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. Nd. where services will
Be held on Thursday. jung ~,
inaton Cemetery