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Crash Hurts a.;
Girl, 3, Suffers
Skull Fracture

A 3-year-old suffered a skull
fracture and three other per-
sons were injured early this
morning when a car struck q
railway underpass pillar on
Florida avenue near Third
street NE.
Ponce said the driver, Her.
bert r. Payne. 81, Of Norwood
road, Silver Spring, Nd, told
them he swerved to avoid strik-
ing another car which was
forcing him to the left.
Mr.. Payne, a laborer for the
Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission, was treated
at Casualty Hospital for lacera-
,tions of the chin and left arm
and later released.
One of his passengers, Phyl-
lis Lester, 3, of 20 Fifty-third
street NE. was in fair condi-
ton at Casualty with a COM
pound fracture Of the skull.
Her mother. Mrs. Jean Lester,
ID, suffered a conclusion and
a fractured left ankle. She
was reported in serious condi-
ton by the hospital.
A second child. Marvin
Lester. IL, was treated at Cas-
ualty for brush burns of both
knees, and released.
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Mrs. c. S. Prince Dies;
Wife of AT Adviser

Mrs. George s. Prince, wife
Of a civilian adviser to the
United States Air Force. died
yesterday in George Washing
ton University Hospital after a
long illness. She was 4S.
Mrs. Prince was the former
Margaret Lyles Upper. she
was born in Hyattsville and
lived in this area all her life.
Her home was at 1919 Kenhg
place, Falls Church. Va.
Mrs. Princes husband is a
technical adviser in the Office
Of the Director Of Programs.
Air Force.
Mrs. Prince attended elemen-
tary school and high school in
the Metropolitan area and later
studied at George Washington
University.
Before World War II, she
had worked with the Public
Health Service. In the past two
years she was a clerk in the
classified information section
Of Melpar, Inc. She was a
member Of the Episcopal
Church.
Besides her husband, of the
home address. she leaves two
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Truck Hits Wire,
2 Men Burned

Two men suffered electrical
shocks and burns yesterday
when the top of their truck
hit a high tension wire at the
District dump, 5000 Overlook
avenue S.W.
Airman l/c Robert F. Max
well. 81. Of the 110Oth install
lations Squadron at Boiling
Air Force Base is in critical
condition at Andrews Air Force
Base Hospital. Airman Max
well was driver Of the truck.
Also injured was Elmer p.
Tippett, 81. Of 5000 Nichols
avenue Sc, who was admit
ted to Hadley Memorial Hos
pital.
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'MosIem Holy Book
Put Into Afrikuuns

SIMONSTOWN. South Afri.
ca-Iman Mohammed Armier
Baker of Simonstown is fin.
ishing a task that has occupied
all his spare time for the past
four years-translating the Ko.
ran, the Moslem holy book
into Africans. the mother
tongue of most of Cape Prov
ince's 10000 Malays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
PIoyboys Bond Wins
Folk Music Contest

The Playboys of Alexandria
recently won first place in a
folk music band competition
for the State of Virginia
sponsored by the Virginia Folk
Music Association.
Stewart Lee, 438 East Nelson
avenue. was judged best male
vocalist. Eddie Adcock Of Edsall
road, Alexandria. won the
banjo contest. This years COM
petition was held in Crewe. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Preview Sought
For Khrushchev

Ofncials Of the Prince Georges
County Fair and Showcase said
they want to give a sneak pre-
view Of the annual event to
Nikita Khrushchev and his en-
courage.
The Russian Premier's visit
here Is scheduled for Septem-
Der is and l6, and the county
fair opens on the 18th.
The Russian leader earlier
was given an invitation to visit
the fair during his stay in the
Capital.
II the visitors can attend a
sneak preview. fair officials said
Mrs. Khrushchev probably
would be given an armload OF
homemade preserves.
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mington. Del. and Miss Mary
Lee Cashell Of the home adj
dress; a son. Thomas F. Of
1921 Longfellow street. Hyatts-
vile; three sisters, Misses Alice
s. and Daisy Cecil, and Mrs.
George s. Maxwell, all Of 1929
West Falkland street, Silver
Spring; two brothers, Arthur D.
OF New York. and @. Minor OF
Pikesville. Md: two grandchil-
dren, and a sister-in-law, Miss
Henrietta L. Cashell Of 1881
West Falkland street. Silver
Spring.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home at
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Rock
vile Union Cemetery.
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priest, an authority on ice con.
ditions. had chosen the ice flot
at the request OF the Alaskan
Air Command for use by scien.
lists carrying out international
Geophysical Year studies.
Father Cunningham. a native
OF New Zealand, came to Alasks
in 1884. He first served or
Little Diomede island, then es.
tablised missions at Teller and
Nome before coming here.
In visiting his farflung parish.
oners, Father Tom otter
Travelled as much as $500 mile.
by dogsled. He camped oul
with the Eskimos, went hunt.
ing with them and learned tc
speak their language.
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US. Water Levels
Shifted by Quake
In Yellowstone
By the Associated Press

The earthquake near Yves
Yellowstone, Mont, caused
momentary changes in wate]
levels in wells throughout the
country.
The Geological Survey re.
ported yesterday that change,
were registered by its auto.
matte water-stage recorders In
States as far away as Hawai-.
and Florida.
First reports from those two
States as well as from Idaho
and New Jersey show thai
water levels jumped at least Il
inches at some places while al
others the effect was only about
a quarter Of an inch.
In some instances the effect
was so strong that recorder,
jumped the track so the full
amount of change could not b.
determined.
Among distant points of OBJ.
SerVation, q well in Unior
County, N. j. had the largest
tiuctuation-17 inches In ali
In four other New Jersey well,
the fiuctuation was only about
an inch. These wells are about
l 300 miles from the epicente,
OF the quake.
The earthquake was registered
IN Hawaiian wells, about 5000
miles from the epicenter. al
about 9 pm. local time on Az.
gust II. The levels in three
wells rose and fell about q
quarter to three-quarters of an
inch.
In Florida, the water-levels
in wells around Miami Changed
within a range of from ~ to
90 inches. These wells are
about 2.l00 miles from the
quake's epicenter.
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Father Tom Cunningham,
Parish Priest of the Arctic

POINT BARROW. Alaska
Sept. 4 (AP.-Father Tom
Cunningham, So. the parish
priest Of the Arctic. died Of q
heart attack in his cabin al
this northernmost tip of the
United States.
His death ended rs years OF
missionary work in the largest
Roman Catholic parish in the
United States-150,000 square
miles Of ice and tundra above
the Arctic Circle.
In November, 1858, Father
Cunningham and 20 others
were rescued from q windswept
ice island that had broken up
in a polar storm. The Jesuit
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Mrs. Cora E. CosheII, 81,
One-Time Area Teacher

Mrs. Cora Estelle Cashell, 81
a former Montgomery County
school teacher who taught be-
fore the turn of the century,
died last night at her home,
1910 Sixteenth street. Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Cashell. the former
Cora Cecil OF Comus. Md.
taught In the county's elemen-
tary grades before her mar
riage in 1901 to Hanson @.
Cashell, q former registrar Of
wills for Montgomery County.
He died in 1912.
Mrs. Cashell. q lifetime resi-
dent Of the county, was a
member Of the Woodside Meth
odist Church in Silver Spring.
She leaves two daughters,
Miss Nellie T. Cashell. Of Will
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children; a daughter, Charlotte
and a son. Charles s. jr., both
also Of the home address; hei
mother. Mrs. Arthur w. Tup-
per, Of 26l0 Cathedral avenue
NV; two brothers, Richard w
Upper. Of 1919 Kentbury drive
Bethesda, Nd, and Charles D
Upper. Of New York.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow in the Birch
Funeral Home at 1904 M
street NV.
Burial will be in st. James
Church Cemetery at Lothian
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
Mrs. F. J. Mean,
Grocer's Wife

Mrs. Fred j. Mean, SO, died
yesterday at her home, 27l2
Wisconsin avenue NV, after
a heart attack.
Her husband owned and op-
Grated the Chastleton Market
at 100 Seventeenth street
NV. for more than 40 years
until he retired in l945. Fol-
much Of that period Mrs. Neam
also worked in the store.
The former Miss Josephine
Baruday. she was born in
White Plains. N. Y. and raised
in Lynchburg. Va. She at
tended Sweet Briar College.
Mrs. Neam was an active
member Of st. Georges Syrian
Orthodox Church and was a
past president of its Ladies
Myrra Bearing Society. She
also was a past matron of FL
deity Chapter No. 10, Order
Of the Eastern Star.
Besides her husband, she
leaves four daughters. Mrs.
Carolyn Chamblin of Fairfax,
Va; Mrs. Victoria Harb Of 2267
Lewisdale drive, LewiSdale,
Nd; Mrs. Georgette Gum Of
Hatboro, Pa. and Miss Evelyn
Neam Of 1923 Seventeenth
street NV; her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Baruday of 1915 Wis
consin avenue NV; five
grandchildren; three brothers,
Edward @. Baruday Of 1915
Wisconsin avenue NV; Will
liam G. Baruday Of 54l5
Thirty-second street NV, and
G. Baruday of 290l
Jennings road. Kensington:
and three sisters. Mrs. Anna
Cummings of 1912 Seventh
street NV; Miss Katherine
Baruday of 1915 Wisconsin
avenue NV. and Mrs. Eloise
O'Connor. whose husband is
serving with the United States
Army in Naples, Italy.
Friends may call at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Fu-
neral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow at st. Georges
Church, 1856 Sixteenth street
NV, with burial in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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In Mrntnrianr

ADAMS. WILLIAM BRADEN. A trih,
ute Of love and devotion TO IN.
memory Of my son, WILLIAM BRA.
DEN ADAMS, who passed away min.
years ago, September 4. 1850.
The memory OF some one dear is like
pure gold,
That never duiis or furnishes o,
grows. the least bit old:
IT'S ray Of sunshine that fills On
And is like hover fair that never
fails to bloom.
II offers consolation in the place al
strife or stress,
And adds certain beauty to each
dream Of happiness.
the memory, OF some one dear, how
ever long apart,
Is like q soothing melody that fingers
in the heart
1t is perfect picture Of q rainbow
1t is the portrait Of Q past that
cannot die.
God took you. Billy darling, It was
His own will.
But why 80 YOUNG we are wonderins
The sorrow We felt words can never
explain.
This ache n our hearts will always
DEVoTEDLY, MOTHER.
CAISON. EMMA. In memory Of ny
beloved mother, EMMA CAIsoN,
who departed this life two years
ago today. September 4, 1857
More and more each day / miss her
FRIENDS may think the wound ID
But they little know the sorrow
nl tiyynlng wynn ny heart concealed
GRADY. JOHN L. In beloved mem.
GRADY, who departed this life q
year ago today, September 4, 1853
MRS; SARAH GRADY GENEVIEVE
AND GEORGE.
GRAY, THOMAS. In loving memory
OF my. father. THOMAS GRAY, who
passed away eight years ago today,
september 4, 1851.
Death is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths Of duty
H0WIsON, CHARLES q. In loving
CHARLES Iss r HowYsoN oe Who I pssSsd
away twenty-nine years ago today.
September 4, 1880,
VERENA A. HoWIsoN AND r.
BROOKE HOWISoN.
LEE. ADELE. In memory Of our dearly
beloved mother, ADELE LEE, who
passed away twelve years ago. Sep
TENDER 4, 1947.
Today, as yesterday. our thoughts
are fond memories.
ALPHONzo AND MARY.
ROBERT EDWARD. Sep
TENDER 4. 1888.
With the falling OF the leaves,
They may think that I've foreotten
you,
But yet how my heart grieves.
September brings so much sadness,
And my eyes are filled with tears,
But we'll never, never forget you,
Bub,
Although it's been twenty -one
long years
MOTHER AND DAD.
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6. Albert Smith

NEW YORK. Sept. 4 (AP).-
@. Albert Smith, 81, character
actor on stage, screen and tele-
vision, died yesterday. His stage
appearances included roles with
Helen Hayes in "Coquette" in
1927. with Leslie Howard in
The Animal Kingdom" and in
The Wisteria Tree" "the State
OF the Union" and "Of Mice
and Men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-04
HeurtAttuck Hits
Foreign Aid Chief
By the Associated Press

James w. Riddleberger, head
of the United States foreign
aid program, has suffered q
mild coronary thrombosis and
will be away from his duties
at least a month.
The State Department an
nounced yesterday that Mr..
Riddleberger had the attack
Monday at his home in Wood
stock, Va. He is in Shenan-
doah County Memorial Hos
pital at Woodstock.
Deputy Director Leonard J.
Saccio was named acting chief
of the International Co-opera-
ton Administration during Mr.,
Riddleberger's absence.
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james McVeun,
Kent County Aide

CHESTERTOWN, Md. Sept
a (AP.-Funeral services were
held last night for James D
McVean. Kent County agent for
20 years.
Mr.. McVean, 70, died in a
hospital here Tuesday night
after a To-day illness. Burial
will be at II am. tomorrow in
Winchester. N. H.
Mr.. McVean was chairman OF
the State Bankers Association
and chairman of the board of
trustees Of tht First Methodist
Church.
His widow and three children
survive.
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Stenio Vincent

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti
Sept. 4 (AP).-Stenio Vincent
who was President Of Haiti
from 1880 to l941. died yester-
day at Canape Vert Hospital
He was in his 80s. In 1884 he
negotiated the withdrawal OF
United States Marines from
Haiti with President Roosevelt.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL border
lots. will sell reas; owner LEAVING
town. WE. 4-S326
FORT LINCOLN, double crypt in the
Garden Of the Apostles: value
$1,000. Reduced for Immediate sale
OWNER. 10. SCOTS
6-GRAvE SITE at Parklawn, Foun.
tain OF Memories. $1,000. VII
6-765S.
CEMETERY LOTS az, Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Garden OF the Last Sup.
per. RE. 6-3S26 after 8 pm. 8
PARKLAWN-Lot on hillside, mr.. swar
lake: sites, $3.50, or best offer
WA. 6-l463, Code 30l. 9
CEDAR HILL crypts in beaut., new
mausoleum. UN. 4-7629. Q
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Announcements o.
AHalnAa IN HAa-A

Announcements Of
Services By Chamber
Hanson, Nv. W. Chamher, "a
Burton s., Jr.,
Rear Admiral,
| U. S.N.
Dorsey, W W. Chambers Co.
william L.
Bern, Charles T. W. W. Chamber CO.
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LETTER. GEORGE EDWARD

Wednesday, September 2, 1859, At
WARD IS- JET 1TsR q ii zSHi Berwick hS
I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. husband OF
Eleanor s. letter. father Of Dr.
Reimers, and brother OF Albert and
Edward letter. Mr.. letter will rest
at the McGinnis a Sauerwein Fu-
neral Home, 226s Main St, Buffalo.
n Y Services on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 5, at 10 am. at the Holy
Trinity Church Chapel, Buffalo.
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cAMPITELLI. ROSA. On wednesday

September 9. 1859, at her resi-.
CAMPITELLA, beloved wife Of Eu-
gene Campitelli and mother OF An
thony Campitelli and Mrs. Nicholas
Marchetti. She also Is survived by
three grandchildren. Funeral from
18Th st. NV, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 5, at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Holy Rosary Church
a. 10 am. lnterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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CAsHELL, CORA EsTELLE.

Thursday. September 3, 1859. at
her home; $3.50 18th St, Silver
pH IiHf 4 Beloved cora 25ss Of E st LIE
Hanson @. Cashell, mother Of Miss
Nellie T. Cashell, Miss Mary Lee
Csshell and Thomas F. Cashell: sis
ter Of Miss Alice 8. Cecil. Miss
DAISY. Cecil. Mrs. George S. Maxwell
and Arthur D. and G. Minor Cecil,
There also are two grandchildren
Mrs Casnell rests at the Warner
Z. Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md
parking facilities. Notice Of serV-
ices later. Baltimore, Nd, papers
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wEsTLEY j. PiTTMAN' p.

HORSEY. BARBARA. On Friday, Sep
TENDER 4, 1859, BARBARA HORSEY,
beloved wife of Rufus Horsey and
sister OF George, Thomas. John and
Osmond Nichols. Many nieces and
nephews also survive. Funeral
from the W. W Deal Funeral Home,
1872 Georgia ave. NV, on Satur-
day. September 5. at / pm, In-
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL, WHSLE AsBURY.

Wednesday, September =, 1893, al
h.: r %issiE Ass Sis lse cEMssE
Grohs OF Arlington, Va; Howard
.. Campbell OF Rockville, Nd; Roy
z and Elmer P. Campbell Of Wash
ington. D. c.: brother Of Fred
Campbell Of WASHINGTON. D C.:
Philip Campbell of Miami, Fla.:
James Campbell OF Alexandria, Va.
and Mrs. Minnie Hawkins OF Cul.
pepper. Va. He also is survived BY
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass. ave ne. where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 5. at 10 am. Graveside
services will be held at Fairview
Cemetery, Culpeper, Va, at 1870
pm, EDIT
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DONAHUE, WILLIAM ri. sr. Mem.

D0NAsUE' T seF. y P Fl s. o. %s@
.MAx SOO,guIn,eil' No: $500:
Eij; 3; +;
NJ ST.. and are requested to
EynsTal Home, 2s0i I4th st. nv.
S %s.niss speember is5S POI ior f Il:
rseitation Of the rosary for the
WILLIAM Q. LA CUE,
PAUL p. o'Dow6. Fin. secy.
DRIVER, EDWARD. Departed this
life on Thursday, September 8,
lsse: a. 6:IS pm Ct The DISTRICT
dauehters. Mrs. Laura Johnson and
Mis- Mildred Driver: ten grand
children, one sister. Mrs. Josephine
M Aeif,Tssi ana anG 49, host q other
tunersi later o Arr Arrange S'i Sy the e
Campbell Funeral Home.
ssptsmHsI 8, 1859. HELEN Il.
beloved wife of the late Thomss
z zTlaherty and sister q B; .;
AStibnNhlCs va h4Tb. EAul
Iron Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs
William 9eib Of Washington, D. c.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY the s H. Hines Co.
FORREST, JOHN R. On Wednesday,
REST Of 4O0S 37th st.. Mount
Rainier, Md, beloved brother OF
Henrietta Thornhill, Helen r. Lamb
den and Bladen J. Forrest Mr..
Forrest rests at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 1883 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Md, where services will be
held on Monday September 2. at
$50 am. thence to St. James
Catholic Church. Mount Rainier,
Nd, where mass will be offered at
9 nm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Holy Rood Gene
terry. 9
GEAkHART, ETHEL McELROY. On
wednesday, September 2, 1863. al
her residence, 524l Nebraska ave
NV, ETHEL McELROY GEARHART,
beloved wife Of the late DR.. Clyde
M Gearhart and mother Of Mrs
Ethel Mae KniSht and Mrs, WILDER
to 0 pm. Funeral services at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home
1881 Georgia ave. NV. on satur-
day. September 5, at ] pm. Inter.
ment Rock Greek Cemetery
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LEE. FRANK UoHNNY). On wednes.

djSoS HE SSsRPtsTnH EE IS 2 s:stoP PR psas
NV, husband OF Mrs. Betty Lee,
father Of Mrs. Marjorie Lee Gibson
Of New Rochelle, N. Y, and Mrs.
Florence Lee Edmonds OF Los An.
Lee west. He also is survived BIZ
hve grandchildren and a host OF
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday, September 4, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Mass will be said on Saturday, Sep
Church. North Capitol and T SITS.
NV. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etPTy
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cHEsELDINE. ANNIE R. on rhurl

cHEsELDfNE' beloved Fl asOS wife ANS " r..
late. Richard T. Cheseldine and
mother of Richard, BENJAMIN and
Alton Grover Cheseldine. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mat
tingly Funeral Home, l3l 18th st.
Sc. until Saturday, September 5,
at $3.50 am Requiem mass at the
Sacred Heart Church, BuShwood,
Nd, at II am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment church
cemetery
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HOGANS, JOSIE. Ofhcers and mem-
n Lodge. No 1887, q. O. o. oi
Q. F.. are hereby notifed Of
~ the death Of p. N. p. JOSIE
Ill HoGANs. Services on Friday,
~ November 4. 1853, at $50
III pm. at the Malvan 4 Schey
IL Funeral Home. New Jersey ave.
~ and r st. NV.
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day. September 3. 1859, WILLIAM
T. DoNAHUE Of 720 crittenden st.
ne, beloved husband Of Grace L.
Donahue. father of William p,
Mary Lou Donahue; son OF Maude
Donahue Of Patton. Pa. and brother
Of Thomas, James, Harry. Russell
and Mary Rose Donahue. Prayers
at the 8. H Hines Co Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th st. NV, on Satur-
parking facilities); thence to st.
Anthonys Catholic Church, 18th and
Monroe SITS. ne. where the holy
sacrifice OF the mass will be offered
at 8 am. for the repose Of his
soul lnterment Gate Of Heaven
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MORRIS, EDWARD j., Jr. Departed
this life on Saturday. August 20
1853, In Philadelphia. Pa. EDWARD
J. MORRIS. Jr., son Of Mrs. Flor
ence Timmons Of 20ll Clagett pl
ne and the late Edward j. Duke
jamie i. MOTIFS. Also SURVIVING M ars
two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Leaper
and Miss Vivian A Morris; q step
SISTER. Mrs. Hazel Warren; a step
brother, Mr. jerome r. Timmons:
an aunt, Mrs. Gertrude Carter; nine
nieees, three nephews, nine cousins
and other relatives and many
friends, After $3.50 pm. Friday,
September 4. friends are invited tc
call at the Montgomery Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 913 Florida ave. NV,
where services will be held on Satur-
day. September B, at IL am, the
Rev. James o. West, jr. oficiat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Family can be contacted
at Lincoln 6-1l93.
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Ans, JOSIE. washington Patri.

HUMANS, JOSIE. WASHINGTON Patri-
- arehy. No. Is. @. U. o. o. r.,
~ VIII assemble at the Malvan a
schey Funeral Home, 424 r
n y. nm. on Friday, September
IL =, 1859, ct 7:45 pm, to con-
~ duct Patriarchal services for
~ our late brother, M. v. p.
PRANK A. WYLIE. r. V.P.
GEORGE L. HARDMON, p. r,
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LoBENsTERN, LEO. On Wednesday

sss esss fl LEO GosENsrE RSynt bs
loved husband Of Elsa Lobensterr
and devoted father Of Stanley Loben-
stern Of Pensacola. Fla, and Mrs
Laura Klein OF Los Angeles, Calf
and two sisters, Max Lobenstern OF
Hyattsville. Nd: Mrs. Viola Mas.
sau OF Washington. D. c., and Mrs
Lillian Harris of New York, and
three grandchildren. Services al
the c. D, GOLDBERG a. Son Funeral
Home. 4217 9th st, NV, on Sunday
September 8. at IL am. Interment
King David Memorial Garden In
mourning at 2510 Chapman I'd ,
Hyattsville, Nd.
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D OOKE. MARY FAUNTLEROY
BARNES. On Thursday, September
b 1859, at the Park View Rest
Home. MARY MILE R o Y
BARNES BROOKE, widow OF Col.
Mark Brooke, Corps Of Engineers,
Y. 9. Army, and beloved mother Of
be held at Gawlers Chapel, 1856
Pa. ave. NV, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4. at 2:l5 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
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September = 1859, JOSIE i HooaNss
Of 5223 9th st NV. the beloved
husband Of Bernice B. Hoeans and
devoted son-ln-law Of Mr.. and Mrs.
survived BY other relatives and many
friends. Friends may call al The
Malvan & Schey. Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and r 81.
NV, on Friday. September 4, after
pm. Funeral services will be
nsld at the Mount Airy Baptist
September 5, at II noon. the Rev
9. N. Long. IT,. oficiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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BURcH. RAYMOND NJ. On Thurs
N. BTRcH. Beloved father Of Eliza.
beth B. Dixon and Helen H. Marcy.
Services at the Geier Funeral Home,
1905 14th ST, NV, on Saturday,
September 5, at l pm. Interment
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S ssss%sIIe H 3, the sossj 1,h Hines Co
Washington. D. G.. at pm. Fri
day; September 4. 1859. for the
repose Of his soul.
WILLIAM q. LA CUE.