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Beuchcombers'
Replace Pirates,
Save Stray LOGS

VICTORIA, British Column
bia.-Log pirates of the North
west have largely given way to
"beachcombers," who salvage
logs that break away while un-
der tow. Frequently the beach
combers, directed by radiotele-
phone, work together in round
ing up the strays.
/ They take the logs to a SAL
wage station, where a govern.
ment scaler or estimator calcu.
lates their value. If the log.
carry identifying marks, the
original owner is notified so a
claim can be filed. Then the
timberS are sold on the oper
market, the proceeds going tt
an association. About 81 million
is realized yearly from these
sales.
After government expenses
are paid. about one-third goes
to the beachcomber and the
rest to the original owners OF
their insurers.
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Claude Nelson,
Resident Here
Half Century

Claude p. Nelson, 70, a Dis
trict resident during most of
his life, died Tuesday of a
heart attack in Suburban Hos
pital.
Known to friends as Pop"
Mr.. Nelson lived in Northeast
Washington for over so years,
before moving to Chillum, Md,
and later to Colonial Beach,
Va.
Mr.. Nelson was wholesale
candy and tobacco salesman
for longer than 81 years. He
was a member of the Masonic
Order, Anacostia Lodge, No. 81,
for over half a century.
Mr.. Nelson leaves his wife,
j. Leona of the Colonial Beach
home address; two sons,
Claude, jr.. of Langley Park,
Md, and Frederick w. of Po-
tomac, Md; a daughter. Mrs.
James R. Jones of Springfield,
Va, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow inc the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be at Glen
wood Cemetery.
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Bert Kennedy, 81,
Restaurant Chef

Bert Kennedy, 81, chef at the
Pick-Lee House for about five
years, died yesterday of cancer
at Georgetown University Hos
pital.
Mr.. Kennedy was forced to
leave the restaurant, at Fiji
tenth and L streets NV,
last November because of his
illness. He previously had served
as a chef at several restaurants
and hotels here, including the
Washington Hotel, since COM
ing to the city in the mid
1930s.
He was a native of Pitts
burgh. Before settling here he
had worked as a chef at various
places around the country. He
and his wife Lillian, who is the
only immediate survivor, had
lived for the last seven years
at 4504 Livingston road Sc.
Funeral services will be al
II am. Monday at the S. H
Hines Co. funeral home, 29Ol
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
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KENNEDY. BERT. On Thursday, July
30, 1859, at Georgetown University
Hospital, BERT KENNEDY of 45O4
Livingston I'd. Sc. beloved husband
the s. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV, on Monday, Au-
gust 3. at II am. parking facili-
tiesl. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gem
etery
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nRECKENRIDGE. HARRY G. A sps.

BRECKENRIDGE, HARRY G. A spe-
m cial communication Of Olive
N Branch Lodge, No ia,
IN A 2. and A. NJ. Leesburg,
MHMN Va. is hereby called for
WY 1870 pm. DSTl Friday
MN July 81. at the Masonic
W Temple, eeSburg, Va, for
the purpose Of conducting the last
Masonic rites for our late brother
HARRY G. BRECKENRIDGE.
MONROE HOLLINGWORTH, W. NJ
W K P GRANT. Secy. 81
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l. l. Donaldson,
Active in Legion
Since 1885 ,

Louis l.. Roy) Donaldson,
66, lifelong area resident and an
active member Of the American
Legion; died Wednesday at
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital
of cancer.
Born in the District in 1892
he was a house painter and in
terror decorator for over SO
years.
He had been active in Amer
lean Legion organizations since
1885, with Lincoln Post IT.
Cissel-Saxon Post Al and Will
burn-Cassell Post 30. He also
was a member Of the American
Legion's Forty and Eight group.
A veteran Of War I, he was
past commander of Walter
Reed Barracks 244 of the Vet
Grams of World War and OF
the 10Th Division Post "a.
Mr.. Donaldson leaves his
Since 1854 he had lived with
dress, 1908 Warner street, Ken
sington, Md; a sister, Mrs
Margaret Carroll of 1858 Bee
cher street NV, and five
brothers. James A. of Chelten-
ham. Md; William of Suitland
Md; John r. Of Cabin John
Md; Carl B. of Viers Mill Vii.
lage, Nd, and T. T. Teddy
of Fairfax, Va.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Monday in the Rob.
ert A. Humphrey Funeral Home
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. Burial will be at Ar.
lington Cemetery.
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Liner Elizabeth
Sails After Crash

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP.-
The liner Queen Elizabeth
sailed anew for Europe yester-
day after a harbor collision
with a freighter threw her "a
hours behind schedule.
Ten tons of cement plugged
two holes, punched in the right
side of the great ships hull
above the waterline when she
collided with the 10,460-ton
American Hunter off Coney
Island Wednesday in heavy fog.
Continued fog in the harbor de-
layed her second sailing yes
terday.
The upper portion of the
freighter's bow was crumpled
by the impact. She lay at an
Choir over night, then moved
into a North River berth.
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Blunck Given Post
On US. Tourist Unit
BY the Associated Press

Herbert C. Blunck, general
manager of the Statler Hilton
Hotel here, yesterday was ap-
pointed vice chairman of the
Commerce Departments Visit
U. S. A. 1860 Committee.
The 25-man committee,
headed by Philip M. Talbot,
former president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce.
was set up to advise the Com
merce Department on co-ordi-
mating activities to carry out
President Eisenhower's proc
lamation inviting visitors to
the United States next year.
Mr.. Blunck is a director Of
the american Hotel Association
and co-chairman of the Hotel
Industry Committee of the
Presidents People-to-P eople
Committee.
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GRADY PROPOSES
CUT IN BUDGET
AND OFFICE STAFF

BALTIMORE CAP).-J.
Harold Grady, who prom
ised an economy minded
administration when he was
elected Baltimore Mayor
last May, is applying the
philosophy to hts own
Office.
Mr.. Grady submitted his
Office budget for the new
fiscal year yesterday. 1t
proposes cutting the cur
rent budget of $127,925 by
20 per cent, including a
staff reduction from Ia
to l3.
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Michael Late Benedum, 80,
'OiI Man Of the Century

PITTSBURGH, July 81 (AP) /.
Michael Late Benedum, fabu-
lous oil wildcatter who earned
about 500 million IN his 90
years. died yesterday at his
Pittsburgh home. O
THE tired old heart stopped
beating" was howVa business
associated described Mr.. Bene-
dum's death. ~
The colorful king of the oil
prospectors" had an unmatch-
able career that extended back
almost to the start Of the oil
business in the United States.
The Tooth anniversary Of the
industry will be marked Aug
uSt II in Titusville, Pa.
Goth Birthday
He celebrated his Goth birth
day July l6. At that time the
bald, bespectacled Benedum
said:
II am not afraid Of death
because I have not been afraid
Of life. Indeed, I would not be
honest If I did not admit that
the invisible has a great fasci-
nation for me.
The twilight gathers about
me-"
Mike Benedum probably dis
covered more oil than any
other man in history. Starting
with almost nothing he made
and lost several fortunes before
he was so, then went on to
amaSs an oil empire that en-
braced almost a score of COM
panieS.
"Oil Man Of Century"
One of the many honors Mr..
Benedum received came in 1855
when he was selected Oil Man
Of the Century by the industry
Mr.. B enc dum's principal
business, the Benedum- Trees
Oil Co., was the parent firm of
a number of other companies,
including Plymouth Oil Co.,
Mel-Ben Co., Hiawatha Oil &
Gas Co., Penn-Ohio and Ben
tex.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow, with burial at Home
wood Cemetery here.
He was born at Bridgeport
w. Va, on July 16, 1869, and
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Fred D. Friend

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP)
Fred D. Friend, At. public
relations director of the Ma
tional Foreign Trade Council
died yesterday of injuries re-
ceived Wednesday when struck
by a truck in Manhattan. Be-
fore his association with the
trade council in 1945, he was q
writer for the Journal of Com
merce and "a member of the
public relations firm of Bald
win & Mermey. A nephew
Charles Won Friend, is a CHS
newcaster assigned to the
White House.
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as her husbands administra-
tive assistant since his first
election to Congress IN 1912.
She handled all Office details
for the Sd congressional dis
trict's Representative.
Together with her husband,
whom she married in 1909, she
participated in eight congress
sional campaigns. During the
last one last year they attended
43 meetings in 36 nights.
She and the Congressman
would arrive each morning on
Capitol Hill at $40 from their
home at 1l3 South Lee street,
Alexandria. The policeman at
New Jersey avenue near the
Old House Office Building
where the Congressman had
his Office would have a space
reserved for them.
Often Worked Late
1t often would be late at
night before they left.
Around the Capitol, Mrs.
Auchincloss was known affec-
tionately as "Grandms" in part
because she was so proud of
her nine grandchildren, two of
whom served in the House as
page boys.
Although she received little
formal secretarial training,
Mrs. Auchincloss had perfected
a tipping system all her own, its
cadence easily recognizable by
passersby. With it she was able
to turn out so to 10 letters a
day.
Before coming to Washing
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William Beams,
AirIines Aide

Funeral services were to be
held today in Abilene. Tex.
for William H. Beams, "a, oil
the American Airlines airport
ticket counter here.
Mr. Beams. who had lived al
100 South Pitt street, Alexan.
dria. was found dead Sunday
of a heart attack in New York
City, where he had gone for g
weekend trip.
A graduate of the University
of Oklahoma and a Navy vet
eran of World War II. he hac
been an area resident since
1851, when he joined American
Airlines.
A bachelor, he leaves his
mother in Oklahoma City
Okla. a brother and two sisters
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Aviation Aide
browns in Pool

PENSACOLA. Fla, July 81
(AP).-A Maryland aviation
technician drowned yesterday
in a motel swimming pool.
Police identiged him as Nil
chael Ponce, "a, of Tall Tim
bers, st. Marys County, Md,
an employe Of North American
Aviation Corp.
A porter at the motel found
Ponce's body in the deserted
pool. Police said Mr.. Ponce
was learning to swim.
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WHITLEY, MARY; On wednesday; July

20, 1859, in Newark, N. j., MARY
WHITLEY. beloved wife of the late
James Whitley and devoted sister OF
Mrs. Julia D. Thornton Mrs. Nora
Tuell Mrs. Martha Buckner and
Mrs Della Elzey, Bynum, James and
ThurlO johnson. She also is sur
vived by seven nieces, eight neph-
ewS, and one uncle, Arthur johnson
of Alexandria. Va. Funeral services
at Mount Zion Baptist Church. Dunn
fries, Va, on Saturday, August |.
at DIN, Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Stafford, Va Ar
rangements by Hall Funeral Home
Occoquan, Va.
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Herman Ruby

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
July 81 (AP). - Death has
claimed Songwriter Herman
Ruby, who wrote Cecilia, &"
I'll Always Be in Love With
YOU" MY Sunny Tennessee"
and others. Mr.. Ruby, SO, died
of heart disease yesterday at
his home. He was born in New
York City.
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, De GouIIe Confers

/ PARIS, July 81 (AP).-
President Charles de Gaulle
and Dag Hammarskjold met
today for a private conference.
TheeUnited Nations Secretary
General declined as usual to in
dictate the subject of their
meeting, by the Algerian war
undoubtedly was discussed.
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A. Scott Hamilton

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 81
CAP).-A. Scott Hamilton, Al,
Commonwealth attorney OF
Jefferson County Gouisville)
whose prosecution of a. 1854
sedition trial attracted ma
tional attention, fatally shot
himself Thursday Coroner DR.
George F. Dryer ruled the
death a suicide. =
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began his business life earning
$25 week running a grist mill.
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Annrtltng

ID, DoRFMAN, MAX l.. There will be an
~ unVeiling IN memory OF MAX l.,
DoRFMAN on sunday, August
1859, at II am at the Bnai Israel
Cemetery, oxon Hill, Nd. Relatives
and friends invited 1
KlRsCH. FRANK. There will be an p IN;
ysiRIisssu iR,,oT%sssm SSTTysS.S % d E AAnSis
KirSch and devoted father Of Jan
. snette canter and Theodoore kiIseh
am, at the Old Sc, Hebrew Con;
gregation Cemetery Relatives AND
friends invited
SOLOMON. JACK. There will be an
unwilling In memory OF JACK SOLO
MON, the beloved father OF MRS
0oldIe Scptag, Mrs, Shirley Bass
,. Mr. Harold Solomon and Mrs Doro:
thY BTUtman on sunday, August
., 1859, at II am, at Mount
Lebanon Cemetery, Agudas Achim
section We will leave from 40
oglethorpe st ne at 1O;45 Am
THE FAMILY. nB.3N.3l.l
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vALTAIR. JACKSON o. Friends and
acuuaintapces are notified OF the
death OF JACKSON o, vALTAIR OF
g 4Sid Goth place n, Arlington. Va.
A memorial service will be held at
the Arlingtol Unitarian Church,
44i4 Arlington blvd, Arlington, Va,
at II am on Saturday. August
The family requests that In lieu OF
flowers contributions be made TO
the Tuberculosis Association,
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LARSON, MARTIN b. A special com
81 /. 81: J: III: Il:
gust 4, 1853, at . pm
" ing Masonic funeral sery
ices for our late brother, MARTli
6rd LhAHHSSoM FITZPATRICK, Master
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Garh ut Thanka

SHELLEY b. We wish to
express our deep gratitude and ap-.
probation to the many friends and
neighborS for their many kind eX-
preSsionS Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement. ~
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Mrs. AuchincIoss Dies,
Wife of Representative

Mrs James c. Auchncoss wife of the Republican Rep
from New jersey died early today in New Yoks
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. She was 70.
Mrs AuchncosS had been hospazed by cancer for the
last month.
Barnard College graduate Mrs Auchncloss had served
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BRECKENRIDGE, HARRY G. ofnyers
.uSAu, and members Of Herndon
. !. ] !. !. /.
9 SSS Legion, are hereby notified
.z BRECKENRIDGE, and are
requested to attend funeral
services at his late residence, 31I
Center St. Herndon, Va, at > pm
lDSTl, Friday, July 81, 1859.
GERALD WHITLEY. Comdr.
CLARENCE SOUDER. Adjt 81
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JOHN o. CLARKE, Conldr
HARRY S. FORD, Adj.
WALTER Z. SQUIRES.
Correspondent.

DUNKUM, LOUISE W. On Thursday.
July 80, 1903, LOUISE ". DUN
KUN OF 5322 Colorado ave. NV, wife
oil the late Grstz Z. DunKum. ST.
mother OF GratZ h. Dunkum, jr. She
also is survived by one granudaugh-
ter and two greaI-granosons. Serv-
ices at the S, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2gOl 14tn st. NV, on Mon
day, August 5, at | pm. parking
tacllitiesl. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Richmond, Va, papers
please cOpy)
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EsTEP, CARRIE LEE. On Tuesday

ESTEP, CARRIE LEE. On Tuesday
July -. 1853, at her residence
Highland, Md. CARRIE LEE ESIEP,
vile OF the late Richard II. Estep
beloved mother Of Florence 2
Myers, Ethel Williams, Minnie Snow
zen, Milored Snowden, lie Roy
John, Melvin and Ricnaro EStep
sister OF Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs
Ada Bell, Mrs. Jessie Boardley sno
John H. Wise. She also is sur.
vived by thirIy-two grandchildren
thirty-seven gre&t-grandchildre and
ost Of other relatives and friends
After pm. Saturday. August /,
friends may cali at her late resi-
dence. tL-eral on Sunday. August
at pm, from Hopkins Church,
highland, Md. the Rev. Davis off,
ciating. Interment church cemetery
Services by the Snowden Funeral
home. Rockville. Nd. |
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Dratha

ANDERSON. FLORENCE. On Wednes-
: day, July 20, 1869, FLORENCE AIN
DERSON oil 1905 Sheridan. st.. Riv-
erdale, Md, beloved wife Of William
r. Anderson ard mother e. Alyce z
and Geraldine Anderson She also !;
survived by her mother, Minnie Keys
stepfatner, Grover Keys, and
sister Miss Willoughby Harding. Mrs
Anderson seSts at Gasch's Funera
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. Md. Services al the fort Lin
coin Cemetery Chapel, on saturday
August /. at 1890 am. Relatives
and friends invited. InIerment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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PROCTOR. JAMES MICHAEL.

Thursday, July 80, 1859. ct Prince
Georges Hospital, JAMES MICHAEL
PROCTOR, Aquasco, Nd father OF
Mary v. Savoy, Bessie M Tolson,
Ollie E. Brooks, Hester E. Savoy,
Helen M. Savoy, Connie E. DAde.
Norman Leonard. Motion and Kelso
Proctor. Mass will be offered on
Saturday, August /, at 10 am, al
den. Md. Interment st. Peters Gem
etery. Rosary will be HRcIted al
s pm. Friday, July 81. at the Kg!-
son Funeral Home, Aquasco, Nd
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JACKSON, HARRISON. On Tuesday

Jul rs 1853, HARRISON JACKSON
OF PA E /. ne, beloved husband
OF Mrs. Marie Jackson. brother Of
Annie Byrd Clara Jordan and John
jackson, He also is survived by one
slster-in-law, Maggie Cohen, and
host OF other relatives and friends.
After l p m Friday, July 81. friends
are invited to call at his late resi-
dehce. Funeral services on Satur-
lay Aug st /, at / am. at the
Caanan Baptist Church, 5i14 Georgia
ave n. g. he Rev. NJ Cecil Mills
ofIicls ing. Interment Lincoln. Va
ArlangementS by Derritt. Inc 3ls
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sAYLEs, REyER r On Trssd.v IN,

IS. %. REVER A. sAYIEs Of
'642 18th St NV, the beloved wife
OF Madison M. Sayles. mother 81
Eugene E. Sayles, sister of Mrs.
Willie - - and Mrs Alma Lyons.
children, daughter-in-iaw, Mrs.
Gloria Sayles, other relatives
and many friends. Friends may call
at he Malvan a. Schey, Inc. Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and R St
n W. On friday, July 81. after ~
clock noon. where funeral services
will held on Saturday, August
at pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. 81
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FLoRANCE, FLORENCE KLEPsTEIN

On Thursday, July 81, 1853. at her
kLErSTElN FLORANCE. mother OF
- Margaret r. Titus OF LeeSburg, Va,
She also is survived by Two srano-
sons, L. Iempler Titus, Lowry Air
Force Base, Denver, Cello and c.
Terry Titus Of LeeSourg, Va. SUrV-
ices on Saturday august /, at
m. EST. from her daughters resi-
dence, LeeSDurg, Va. Interment War
renton Cemetery, Warrenton. Va.
In lieu OF flowers, contributions may
be made to hernuon Baptist Church,
Hernoon, Va. ARRANGEMENTS by Muse
d Reed, Leesburg. Va.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CH1NAH LANA 10
FORT LINCOLN, / lot. 4 sites, indi-
vidusl or wholeo DU. 5-6073.
FORT LINCOLN-Four sites. Will
break to selle2 or 4. IKE. S-717O.
foRT LINCOLN, Garden Of the Apos-
ties crypt-Burial for . p. r. MIL
FORD Sen oDel. Laurel, Nd.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK LOT
BY owner. S1.05O. Call CT. 6-ls59.
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RANKS. CORA N. On Monday. Jul,

", 1853, at Freedmen's Hospital,
CORA N. BANKS of 1905 Linden st.
ne, beloved wife Of Wallace C
Banks. devoted mother Of Mrs:
Sarah c. Butler, beloved sister OF
Mrs Pauline Banks, Mrs. Lillian
Brown, Mrs Esther Davis, Theodore,
James, Samuel and Daniel Brook
ings. She also leaves to mourn their
loss many nieces and nepheEs, many
other relatives and friends. Ar
rangements by the John T Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th st.
ne. where friends may call after
/ pm. Friday, July 81. Funeral
services Saturday. August |, at
/ pm at the Douglas Memorial
Methodist Church. 'th ard H SITS.
ne, the Rev. Forrest c. Stith
omciatIng Intermen. carer -.e-
mortal Park 3I
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Dratha
LARSON, MARTIN

LARSON, MARTIN B. A special com
a munication OF COLUMBIA
* a: ]: "a: Il: Al:
ices for our late '5brother' MARTIN
GEORGE M N, FITZPATRICK, Master
LEE, FLOYD CLIFTON. on Thursday.
Herndon, va, FLoYD CLIFTON EEE.
the Son, Of the late Edward anS
devoted Sits; MES Lillian tno B. ;,,! Iss
Rh6dS x. Harris and Clara l. Brown;
many other relatives and friends;
Friends may call at Joynes Funeral
Home, ll6 Massachusetts ave. NV,
Where Sssr iuneeT % ssTv hiss viii ut be held
Monday, August 3, at l pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
LEE, LILY CURTIS; on "Wednesday =,
,;nty Hospital. Hagerstown, Md,
LILY CURTIS LEE, wife Of the late
Harry zee, mother Of Mrs, Richard
9ates OF Hagerstown, Nd, and VIII
lam J. Lee OF Washington, D. C.;
Rhhmcnd, Va, She also is survived
by six grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
So and Massachusetts, ave, q e"
where services will be held on. Sat-
m aSas' cs A%sui I'M c sS Pm 81
MCDONALD. GENE d. on Tuesday,
July -, 1909, at Prince GEORGES
County Hospital, GENE d. McDoN-
AID OF 56O7 Nicholson St, East
Riyerdsis MS; beloved tn husband a o.
Judith McDoneld and Lawrence Nc
Donald, stepfather Of Franklin
Anderson son OF Mrs. Bessie Nora
Hellmuth, and brother OF Mrs. Mary
Frances Tolson and Clarence y
Hines HGDSn CO. Fu ssryff Home aSoi i4th
81 nv, IN Saturday, August !, at
lp.m 81
McDO.. AID, GENE DOUGLAS, who
departed this life Tuesday, July rs
GENE GSs pou t5oSs' M sI M tSeOS on
deaf. sweet boy has departed thu
earth, zone to heaven, his home
alb We Many hours. l spent with you
my dear one, giving you thought
S SSnG sv snS q have Gs s SS Ha Sh
you what your companionship to me
was really worth. STEPFATHER
MAURICE p. HELLMUTH.
MEADs, JESSE (ToMl. On Thursday
pitsl. JESSE tom MEADs. II,
| leaves to mourn one brother. Leon
ard W Meades; devoted cousin
Mrs Resale NJ. Campbell; nieces
nephews, other relatives and many
Services by Snowden. IL
MOTHERSHEAD, ELIZABETH J. Or
BETH j: MoTHERsHEAD, beloved
, Te Of E ssss and Ns sns
Pemalton. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facili-
ties), on saturday. August /, at IL
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
NEWTON. BERKLEY. On Thursday
July 30. 1883, BERKLEY NEWTON
Of 10S 9th st. ne, devoted.husbant1
Mr. M and 'S MS John meT NsRtO son a6d
brother of Mrs. Euia Carr, HarveS
and Clarence Newton. He also IL
survived by other relatives and many
friends: Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE, Inc,
NIELSEN E;s!aSs G g!;.. gS % PoP,; On
Hospital, CLAUDE D (POPJ MEL
SEN of Colonial Beach, Va. flor.
merly of washington. D. c.. he.
loved husband Of J. Leona Nielsen
(nee WannalD; father OF Claude D
and ' Mrs Shirley sd nielsen VI jones' sieii 81
also is survived by nine srandchil-
dren Services at the Timothy Han
Ion Funeral Home, 1881 Georgia
ave, NV, on Saturday. August |,
Ct II am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery II
NIELSEN, CLAUDE d. Special COM
Il, muniCation OF AnacoStIs
IN Lodge, No. 81, F. A. A M
IN is called for pm Fri
MW day, July 81 1859, fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31
HOROWIrZ, MICHAEL A. .oa

st Sc, on July 80, 1853, rather
OF William J. horowitz. brother Of
Mrs aunne Thornton. Mrs. Jennie
Cameron. Mrs. Fannie Scott. Miss
Yette horowits and Mrs. Helen
Slattery services at the Chambers
Saturday, August /, at 10 am. In
ierment CONGREGATIONAL Cemeterv ~