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Henry J. Houser,
An Accountant

Henry J. Hauser, S., an ac-
countant with the Bureau of
Reclamation and a government
employe for 80 years, died Sat-
urday of a heart attack while
attending a Shriners' meeting
at Hammond High School in
Alexandria. He lived at 1924
North Wakefield street, Airing
ton.
Born in Orange, N. j., Mr..
HauSer came to Washington in
1923 and went to work for the
Federal Housing Administration
where he was employed for
about 10 years. He was with the
Bureau of the Budget for five
years before joining the Bureau
of Reclamation in 1913.
Mr.. Hauser is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Adelaide Hauser,
and two daughters, Mary Jane
and Nancy. of the home ad-
dress: and his mother, Mrs. Ed
Jansch, of New York.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 1880 am. tomorrow
at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, Lorcom lane and North
Military road. Arlington. Burial
will be in National Memorial
Cemetery, Falls Church.
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Miss O'ConneII,
MiIIiner Here
Half q Century

Miss Mary Cecilia O'Connell,
n. who was in the millinery
business here for more than a
half a century. died Friday in
Georgetown University Hospital
after a brief illness. Her home
was at 1900 Connecticut avenue
INV.
For many years, Miss O'Con-
nell had operated her own store
at lilo F street NV.
A native Of Washington, she
went to work at the age of 16
and was employed by several
millinery firms until she estab-
lished her own business which
she ran until last month.
She leaves four sisters, Mrs.
William E. Callahan of 5420
Connecticut avenue NV; Mrs.
Josephine O'Leary of 744 Sixth
street Sc; Mrs. James A. Far
rel Of Syracuse. N. Y, and Mrs.
]. P. Gleason of San Francisco,
and a brother. Joseph O'Con-
nell.
Services will be at 8:45 am.
tomorrow at the Collins flu
neral home. 1921 Fourteenth
street NV. A requiem mass
will be offered at $50 am. at
the Shrine of the Blessed Sacra-
ment in Chevy Chase. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
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Harry Lansing. 70,
Former Publisher

GREENVILLE, Mich, June
% CP).-Harry Lansing, rs. one
time Michigan newspaper pub
Usher. died yesterday after a
heart attack.
From 1880 to 194l Mr.. Lam
sing was publisher of the
Greenville (Mich.) News. He
published the Coldwater mich. }
Reporter from 1919 to 1929
In l929-30 he managed the Nc
Fadden Publications in Michi-
gan.
Mr.. Lansing is survived by his
widow Mary, two daughters and
a son.
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home address; two sons, 1t
Robert l.. Ghormley. jr., USN
of Springfield. Md, and Daniel
Dyer Ghormley, of Pacific
Palisades. Calf; a daughter
Mrs. w. c F. Robards, of St
Julians Greek Ammunition
Depot. Va; three brothers
Alfred, of Beverly Hills, Calf. (;
Kenneth, Of Demoines, Wash.
and DR.. Ralph c. Ghormley, Of
Carmel, Calf; and two sisters
Miss Margaret GhormleY, Of
Kansas City. Mo, and MTs
Sarah Murray. who lives in the
State of Washington.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 3 pm. Wednesday at
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Kenzie Walker,
Retired General

Graveside services for Mai
Gen. Kenzie Wallace Walker
who was chief of finance for the
War Department from 1922 UNI
til his retirement from the Ar
my in 1928. will be conducted
at 2 p. m. tomorrow at Airing
ton Cemetery.
Gen. Walker, who was IS,
died Wednesday in st. Peters,
burg. Fla. where he had lived
since moving from Washington
in l945. He had been a resident
here many years.
The Texas-born officer was
awarded the Silver Star for GAL
lantry in action in Cuba in 1898
and the Distinguished Service
Medal for outstanding perform
ance as assistant chief of A.
nance in 1921.
He is survived by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Walker Ever
lett, of st. Petersburg, and two
granddauRhters.
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Admiral R. l. GhormIey, "a,
Headed Allied Naval Forces

Vice Admiral Robert Lee
Ghormley, "a, who commanded
the first American forces to
capture enemy-held territory
during World War II. died Sat-
urday in Bethesda Naval Hos
pital after an illness of several
weeks.
Admiral Ghormley took COM
mand Of Allied naval forces in
the South Pacific in June, 1912,
when the Japanese onrush
southwark still endangered
Australia. Shortly after, he
launched the first American
offensive Of the war-the as
sault on the Solomons. Marines
under his command seized
strategic points in the Solo,
mons, the airfield on Guada-
canal and the harbor at Tulagi.
In october. 1912, he was re-
placed by Admiral william F..
Halsey, jr. Later he COM
manded the Hawaiian Sea
Frontier and naval forces in
Germany. He was awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal
for his service in the latter
post.
Admiral Ghormley. who re-
tired in 1916, had lived in
Washington during much of
his career. His home was at
3305 Macomb street NV.
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Lucille Ghormley, Of the
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DR.. J.F.WencheI Dies;
Lutheran Minister

The Rev. J. Frederic wenchel.
50. pastor emeritus Of Christ
Lutheran Church and a Luth-
eran minister for 90 years. died
yesterday at Anne Arundel
General Hospital In Annapolis
after a brief illness. He lived
at 303l Sedgwick street NV.
DR.. Wenchel assumed the
pastorate Of Christ Church IN
1908 at q time when ministers
In Washington often made
their pastoral calls by means Of
bicycle.
He conducted his iirst serv-
ices IN the basement OF his par
sonage and IN 1909 led the
drive 10 construct his church
nc New Jersey avenue and Nor
gan street NV. His congrega-
ton grew and In 1891 the pres
ent structure Of Christ Church
was built at Sixteenth and CAL
latin streets NV.
Though DR.. Wenchel retired
as active pastor In 1914. he con-
tinued TO serve as pastor emeri-
tus. He would have celebrated
so years with Christ Church in
November.
Born In Baltimore. he at
tended concordia College. Bal
timore City College and Con-
cordia Seminary in st. Louis
where he received his doctors
OF divinity degree in l943.
Before coming to Washington,
he served as pastor Of the Zion
Lutheran Church In Tampa.
Fla. and established the Beth
lehem Lutheran Church in
Boston.
DR.. Wenchel was secretary OF
the English District Of the
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William {. Dunn,
Church Leader
In Alexandria.

William Edward Dunn. 81
church leader and electrical In
spector for the city OF Alexan-
dria. died yesterday at his
home. 207 Macarthur road,
Alexandria, after a long Illness,
Mr.. Dunn established the
ONCE Of electrical inspector IN
Alexandria in 1899 and had
occupied II since. Previously
he had been an electrical con-
tractor there for 20 years.
A certified Methodist lay
speaker. he was chairman OF
the ofiieial board OF the WASH
ington Street Methodist Church
and had served as Sunday
School superintendent for %
years. AZ the time Of his death
he was teacher Of Henry X
Field Bible Class and a member
Of the choir. Also he was a
past president Of the Epworth
League.
A native Of Albemarle County,
Va. he came TO Alexandria in
1912. He moved 70 Wilmington,
Del, for q short time before re-
turning In 1919 when he estab-
lished his own business.
He leaves hfs wife. Mrs. Har-
riet Pollard Dunn Of the home
address; a daughter, Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Stone Of Hampton. Va;
and a granddaughter.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
at the Washington Street
Methodist Church In Alexan-
dria. Burial viii be in Ivy Hill
Cemetary.
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Comdr. F. c. Bowerfind, II
Veteran Supply Officer

Comdr. Frederick C. Bower
find, USN. retired, veteran Navy
supply officer. died Of cancer
Saturday night at the U. S.
Naval Hospital in Bethesda.
Md.
Comdr. Bowerfind. 70. of
Easton. Md. was graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy in 1908. and held
many important posts. includ-
ing duty in the Navy Depart
ment's Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts.
He was placed on the retired
list in l94l. but continued 10
serve until the end Of World
War II. when he retired for
physical disability.
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Harry Cohen, "a, President
Of Construction Company

Harry Cohen, "a. president
Of the Chesapeake, Wood Manor
and Franklin Construction Co.,
and a former tailor. died today
in Providence Hospital. He
lived at 6lol Sixteenth street
NV.
A native of Russia. Mr.. Cohen
came to this country in the
early l900s and established a
tailor shop at 224 East Capitol
street which he operated until
he retired in 1915. AS a tailor
he served members of Congress
for many years.
He left retirement about
1913 to join the construction
flrm Of which he was president
He had been active in the
Community Chest drives, the
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United Jewish Appeal and the
Workmen's Circle.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Anita Cohen, Of the home
address; three sons, Victor. Of
l0609 Lockridge drive, Silver
Spring, Jack c., of l0801 Lock-
ridge drive, Silver Spring. and
DR.. Max H. Cohen, of Memphis.
Tenn; a daughter, Mrs. Rose c.
Kramer. of $3.50 Harvey road.
Silver Spring. and ii grand
children.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 1890 am. tomorrow
at the Danzansky funeral home.
1901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Workmen's
Circle Cemetery.
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His last active duty was
served in the Navy Yard ct
Portsmouth. N. H.
He is survived by his widow,
Frances Hennen Caruthers
Bowerfind. Of Easton. Nd, and
New York; two brothers, Capt.
Herman @. Bower1nd (USN
retJ. of Norfolk. Va. and Ed
gar 8. Bowerflnd Of Hudson,
Ohio; and two sisters. Mrs.
Sibyl B. Trip. Of Chagrin Falls,
Ohio. and Mrs. Dorothy O'Neil,
Of Winesburg. Ohio.
Services to be held in Airing
ton Cemetery are being ar
ranged.
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Sofkis Munoukion, Dealer
In Oriental Rugs Here

Sarkis Manoukian. who
helped establish the Manoukian
Bros. oriental rug company In
Washington. died Saturday Of
a heart ailment In Naugatuck.
Conn, where he was visiting.
Mr.. Manoukian, who was
about 81. lived In Washington
from 1923 until 1885. when he
moved TO Hampstead. N. Y.
Born IN Aintab. Turkey. Of
Armenian parents. he was
graduated with honors from
Central Turkey College. an
American sponsored school. He
studied law at the Turkish Uni
versity in Constantinople be-
fore being inducted into the
Turkish army as a captain dur
ms World War I.
Escaped 10 United states
During the war. he used the
seal and signature OF the Ger
man commander he was serv-
ing as an interpreter TO effect
the escape Of his family and
other Armenians to the United
States.
In 1923. he joined his fam
lily in Washington. Together
with his brothers. he founded
a small store in 1924 which
grew into the present company
at 1916 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Throughout his career, Mr..
Manoukian engaged In philan-
thropy and supported educa-
tional enterprises both here and
in his homeland.
Widow Survives
He is survived by his widow,
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Missouri Lutheran Church for
3S years and a supervising pas
tor Of the Washington Lutheran
Service Center for servieemen
during World War II.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Anna wenchel. Of the
home address: a daughter, Mrs.
Ethan Walther. Of 3235 Nc
Kinley street NV: a son, Adam
Wenchel, Of 1903 5lackthorn
street, Chevy Chase; and six
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at / pm. tomorrow at
Christ Lutheran Church. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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He was a 32d degree Mason and
a member Of the Loyal Order
Of the Moose.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Margaret Hawthorne Woods. A
daughter. Miss Rowena Woods
OF Richmond; a son. Robert H.
Woods, jr., Of Pearisburg; a
brother, Frank H. Woods of
Pearisburg, and one grandson.
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Mrs. J.E. Malone,
Wife of Engineer

Mrs. John F. Malone, wife
of an engineer employed at Air
Force headquarters, died Sat-
urday in Washington Hospital
Center after a long illness. Her
home was at 60l5 North Ninth
street. Arlington.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by a son, John,
OF the home address; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl S. Rensselaer, of
Olean, N. Y; a sister Mrs
Edna McFadden of Erie. Pa;
three brothers, Arthur, of Dun
cansville. Lee. Of Elyria, Ohio
and Charles Dunn, of Ell Paso
and one grandson.
Services will be Wednesday
in Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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Mrs. Alice Manoukian; a STEP
son, Harry Poladian and a
stepdaughter, Miss Ruby Pola-
dian. all Of Hampstead; a sis
ter. Mrs. Hartoohi A. Hovnan-
ian. Of 5429 Thirty-first street
NV; and four brothers. Noury,
OF 1905 River road NV. Ma
nouk. Of 2425 Eighteenth street
NV, Mishel. of 1859 Columbia
road NV. and Moses Manouk-
ian, Of 324l Patterson street
NV.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the S. H. Hines flu
neral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Lincoln Cemetery.
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DEATHS
In MFntnriant
Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers


ANDERSON, MRS. ALICE DAVIS. In
loving tribute to our beloved mother,
VINO sought Gods ways and did
them. Her TEACHINGS are forever
with US and ours, lust as she is.
And We thank God for His continued
JEANNE AND THE FAMILY.
BROWN, SUSIE JONES. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. SUSIE
JONES BROWN, who departed this
ne two years ago today, June 23,
God saw the road was getting roush.
The hills too hard to climb:
And whispered. Peace be thine Z"
HER LOVING CHILDREN. MAR
GhhEI. ARDELL SAMUEL AND
COLLINS. PAULINE s. In loving mem
DRY OF our beloved mother. PAULINE
3, COLLINS, who passed away fve
years ago today
Til memory fades and life departs.
You shall live forever in our hearts.
DAUGHTERS, MABEL AND MAR
ION.
DONALDSON, JOSEPH. Departed this
lie on June %. 1851, JOSEPH
DONALDSON.
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever in my heart.
WIPE. ALMA DONALDSON
EARL, NELL. In loving memory oil
our sister, NELL EARL, who passed
away five years ago today. June IS
YOUR LOVING BROTHERS AMI
SISTERS. AND MAMIE.
HARRIS, REBECCA r. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother and grand-
mother, REBECCA r. HARRIS. who
departed this life twenty-four years
ago today, June 20, 1894.
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be
Forever near, forever dear,
In halloved memory.
THE FAMILY.
JARVIS, GEORGIA A. In loving mem.
grandmother, GEORGIA c. JARVIS
who departed this life eight year,
ago today. June %, 1850.
Her memory is all we have now,
Her cares are all at rest.
| But thankful are we who toda,
can say,
We loved her and did our best.
We watched her fade like a flower
But could not make her stay:
We nurSed her with tenderness
Until God called her away
NovELLA AND BERTHA AND HEF
GRANDCHILDREN.
JUMPER, SAMUEL 7. In iovinl
memory q my beloved husband
SSE SA Nsy Two v.S SuMp Ia ,oS %n'
June %, 1855.
i Those we love never die
AS long as we live and remember
i DEVOTED WIFE. MARIE.
gEnNAnn ~ ME ~ .km.4.A - -.
DRY Of our dear mother, MRS
II MAMIE LEONARD, who left US fou
4 years aeo today, June %, 1854.
4 June brings sad memories
OF q loved one gone to rest:
You will never be forgotten
By he ones who loved you best
DAUGHTER; DOROTHY: GRAND
RIGGS, LOUIS n. In loving memor,
9iorSSlgHr gear RI husband h and father
this life twenty three years az
today, June 20, 1885.
Our memories are treasures
That no one can steal.
when God called you home.
There we're heartacheS that n
one could heal.
We haven't forgotten you,
Nov that you're gone;
We shall always remember you,
No matter how LONG.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
nUOLFENDEN, KENNETH W. In sal
!, but loving memory OF our dea
husband and father. kkNNTH W
i MOOLFENDEN, who passed ava
I three years aso. June ~, 1865.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dea
II Often bring q silent tear;
Thoughts return 10 scenes long past
Il Time goes On. but memories last.
vIcKIE AND DEBBIB.
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BEAUFORT, s. c., June %
R.-Vern E. Larson. so. vice
president and general manager
Of the United Telephone Co. of
the Carolinas. died here yester-
day of a heart attack suffered
while he was surfbathing, His
home was at Southern Pines,
N. c.
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Robert Woods, Ex-Heud
Of Republicans in Viroinio

HARRISBURG, Va, June %
tR.-Robert H. Woods, former
Virginia Republican Party
chairman and for more than 40
years a power in the State
@. o. p. died at his home here
yesterday.
Mr.. Woods, 81. lost a two
year struggle with cancer. At
the time Of his death, his was
still a powerful voice in State
@. o. P. circles.
Mr.. Woods political career
began in 1918, when, at %, he
was chosen as Giles County
Republican chairman. In subse-
quent years, he became party
chief for the eth district and,
from 1913 to 1852, was State
g. o. P. chairman.
He never won high political
Office. Twice-in 1916 for the
unexpired term of Senator
Carter Glass and in 1913 for
the full term-he ran for a
seat in the United States
Senate. Each time he was
beaten by the Democratic
nominee, A. Willis Robertson
"He viii Be Missed"
HE will be missed. He was
always on hand to try to help
in the State and in the district
Old Bob will be missed
like everything" said State
Senator S. Floyd Landreth of
GalaX, who defeated Mr.. Woods
for reelection as State Re-
publican chairman in 1852.
Funeral services for Mr.,
Woods will be held tomorrow
at PeariSburg Presbyterian
Church, with burial in Birch
lawn burial park here.
Mr.. Woods political in
fluence was felt for perhaps
the last time in the fall of 1857,
when he gave powerful sup
port to the nomination of j
Livingstone Dillow of Giles as
G.. o P. candidate for State
encouragement.
Last September Mr.. Woods
was critically injured when ht
was hit by an automobile or
a Pearisburg street. From these
injuries he recovered.
Swung TO Eisenhower
Always an outspoken politi.
clan, Mr.. Woods helped swinl
Virginia's delegation TO the
1852 Republican National Con-
vention from the late Senator
Robert Taft to Gen. Dwight D
Eisenhower. Originally a Taft
supporter, he switched allie.
\ glance TO Gen. Eisenhower
shortly before the Chicago
convention convened. He hac
been chairman of the Virginia
delegation to- the COP. ma.
tional convention Of l948 which
nominated Thomas E. Dewey
Mr.. Woods was a real estate
and insurance man but haC
many other business interest!
in Giles County. He was edu'
Gated at Virginia Tech.
He was a past president o
the Pearisburg Lions Club anC
past commander Of the Amer
lean Legion in Giles County
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Darn Of Chunks

DI0Gs, ELLSWORTH y. viGh 70
express my sincere gratitude and
appreciation 10 the many trends.
neighborh, ex.eQworkera ana rela-
and ali Other sssressiohs &c n sy hs.
PATTY also wish 70 express my
thanks 70 the ministers Tor Their
sonsolina FtmAfks and 10 Felix
Lodse, No, y foE their impressive
NY beloved husband Eli sWORTH
" Diooe 3JaiE L, Dioos
gPICER. JOSEPHINE. The family of
the late JOSEPHINE epfcER wishes
70 cNpreaN thelr eratliude 20 the
many friends, relatives, neighbOrs
and visitors for their Kind express
siona oi umpathy, eardt, flowers
ment, THE FAMILY.
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MYERS. CATHERINE. On sunday,

June =, hos, CATHERINE MYERS
Of 210 Rhode Island ave ne, be-
loved wife of the late Charles A.
MYERS, and mother Of Mary G. Fox,
Francis W and Herbert + Grimes
Mrs Ellen Kunold, and Mrs Teresita
Henderson Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1891 Georgia
ave NV. on Wednesday June IS,
at a.3O am REQUIEM mass at ST.
Dominic'S Church at 10 am In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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HAMMETI. CHESTER A. Suddenly on

Nd. CHS TER A. hAMMETT d
Glib Wilmett dr. Bethesda, Md.
beloved husband Of the late Rose
/ Hammett father OF Mrs Arthur
! Caroonell. Mrs. Arthur Nc
Rev. J william Hammett, $ j.. ana
Rev Joseph C. Hammett, Sd, Sister
Mary RoSine, csc; Mrs. Joseph
q Maron Mrs. Richard A. Davis
and Michael P hammett brother
of Albert S, HAmmett Friends are
invited 10 call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
err A Punphrey Bethesda, Ma
Services, Tuesday, June "A. at St
Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic
Church, g1Ol Old GEORGETOWN I'd ,
where REQUIEM mass will be offered
O. 10 am, lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery 20
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MoRNISGsTaR. KATHERINE NJ Sud

E SsRy n Ss'STdSS sSqS ii lsS 81
6ll5 kenilworth ave, Riyerdale,
Nd. beloved mother OF Mildred e.
Johnson and Bernard II. Morning-
star She also Is survived by seven
grandchildren. Beverly L., Judy,
Karen, Bernard l. ana Gary Moring-
star and Larry A. and James john
son III Services at the Gaseh Flu
neral Home, 4T39 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Md, on Tuesday, June
"a, at . pm Relatives and friends
invited Interment Prospect Hill
Cemetery
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day June =. lHlS. az his resi-
dence ~ saith a. Sc. WILLIAM
c. PICKLER, Sr., beloved husband
OF Evelyn Mae Picker, father Of
William C Picker. IT,, and brother
OF Martin RAY Pickler Of Greenville,
s. c. Friends may call Al the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and MaSsa-
chuSettg ave. ne, where services
viii he held on Tuesday. June -, at
2 am. lnterment Salisbury. N. C..
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VI. B, HANDY, secy. "a
MALLORY, THOMAS G. Suddenly. oil

THOMAS G. Suddenly. on
sunday. June -, 1858, at Wash
inston Hospital Center. THOMAS
O. MALLORY Of 1885 Phelps pl.
NV, beloved father OF Mrs. Mil
bred NJ Riley, Mrs. Charlotte X.
Clark and Edward A. and W Blaine
Mallory Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
MCGUIRE. Inc. 70
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MANorKIAN. sARKIs. suddenly. OF

SATURDAY. June u. 1858, at Nauga-
tuck. Conn. SARKIS MANOUK1AN,
formerly OF Washington, d c.. be-
loved husband Of Alice Msnoukian,
He is also survived bv . children,
Harry and Ruby Poladian. brother
OF Mrs Vartoohi HOvnanian. Noury,
Manouk, Mishel and Moses Ma;
noukian Also survived by several
nieces and nephews. Services at the
s II Hines Co Funeral Home, 29Ol
18th st NV, on Tuesday, June "a
at > pm parking facilitieSl. Inter-
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COHEN; az HAR RXa, on c n2nssy, June Ss

ten RSS A hps b eSHaN hS IS md
OF Anita Cohen and devoted father
Of Dr. Max Of Memphis. Tenn;
b Victor, Jack Cohen and Mrs
Rose Kramer Re also is sur
yived by sister Ms. Sarah Rude
at the Bernard DanzanSky & Sons
Funeral Home. 3j0l l4th ST. NV.
on Tuesday. June -, at 1890 I'M.
Interment Workman's Circle Gene
terv fneWl "a
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MCCONNELL, MARY z. suddenly. on

Sunday, June -. 1858. at her resi-
dence, 24lO 55th ave. Tuxedo. Md.
wife OF the late Edward C. Neon
nell, mother of Mrs. Edna NJ
Shaver Robert T. and Lewis Z
Mcconnell She also is survived
by three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th So and Massachusetts, ave ne.
after II noon Monday, June %
Notice OF funeral later.
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juno 90 1865 MARY c. O'CON-
NELL Of 1900 Connecticut ave. NV,
Gleason Mrs. James J. O'Leary.
Mrs James Farrell Mrs William
E Callahan and Joseph D O'Con-
nell Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home. 1897 l4th st NV, on Tues
mass at the shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at $50 am In
terment Mt Oliyet Cemetery %
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CLARKE. JOHN RALPH: On ssturday

e sH1s D.d 1SSS hus RoS Of f f7a II
Clarke father OF William F.. John
T., and Charles r Clarke. Helen
Clarke and Doretha Bowles Friends
= may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
I'll tuesday, June "a, at 0:15 am.
Requiem mass at St. Demands
Church. Riverdale. Nd, at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
nent Washinston National Gene
terv. %