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William Young Brady, 80,
Building Engineer for U. S.

William Young Brady, a Gov
eminent engineer who super
vised construction of many
Federal buildings here, died
yesterday in Suburban Hospi-
tai. He was 80.
Mr.. Brady entered Govern
ment service in 1909 as SUI
perintendent OF construction
in the Treasury Department.
Through the years he super
vised the construction of such
buildings as the Public Health
Service building on Constitu-
ton avenue, the Alexandria
Post Office and the extensions
Of the City Post Office and the
Government Printing Office.
He later became assistant
district engineer for the East
ern seaboard region.
From 1884 until his retire.
ment in 1889, his duties in
cluded final inspection on
which the Government based
its acceptance of construction
Of the Justice Department and
Labor Department buildings on
Constitution avenue and new
Post Office buildings in Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia and Gin
cinnati.
Well Known as Historian
To his fellow Pennsylvanians,
Mr.. Brady was as we'll known
for his avocation as a historian
as he was for his engineering
skill here.
He was a direct descendant
of Hugh Brady. a Pennsylvania
pioneer, and made the family
history a lifelong project.
For rs years he collected
genealogical data on Hugh
Brady'S family that resulted in
a complete cnart. Periodically,
he also published The Brady
Annals a historical magazine.
In recognition of his efforts,
the Hugh Brady Pioneer Fam
lily Association presented him
with a silver plaque IN Cham
bersburg, Pa. two years ago.
Descendant Of Indian Fighter
Another of his favorite an
cestorS was Capt. Sam Brady,
an Indian fighter during Revo-
lutionary War days and close
friend Of George Washington.
His interest here led to a his
torical novel published in the
early l950s.
Mr.. Brady also spent many
week ends and vacations I'M
covering old Indian and pioneer
trails in Pennsylvania and until
recently wrote many articles or
the Historical Society of West
ern Pennsylvania.
Born in Franklin, Pa, in 1859,
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Mr.. Brady while a youth be-
came fascinated with his
fathers career in architecture
He studied first at Lehigh Uni
versity in Bethlehem, Pa, and
was graduated with a degree in
architecture in two and a hall
years.
He then studied for two years
at L'Ecole des Beaux Arts in
Paris, and in Italy.
Studied in Paris
Mr.. Brady finally studied at
the Atelier in Paris, where he
shared a desk with a famed
Washington architect, John
Russell Pope, who designed tilS
Archives buildings, the Nation
al Gallery of Art and the JEFF
ferson Memorial.
Mr.. Brady was city architect
of Pittsburgh before entering
Government service. While
there, he married the former
Clara Evans Maple. Mrs. Brady
died in 1928.
Mr.. Brady leaves two daugh-
tiers, Clara Louise Brady Of the
home address, 5637 Western
avenue NV, and Mrs. Harold
G. Lockwood of 1911 Custer
road, Bethesda; two sons,
Thomas Brady OF 80 Lee ave-
nue.. Takoma Park, Md, and
William Y. Brady, jr., of 1907
Broad street, Bethesda; a sis
ter. Bess A. Brady. and a
brother. Samuel D. Brady,
both of Franklin.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. Monday in Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. with bur-
ial in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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vital and sensitive communica-
tons field"
Also speaking to the visiting
union leaders yesterday at a
held in the headquar-
tiers of the National Association
of Letter Carriers, were:
William C. Doherty, ST., presi-
dent, National Association Of
Letter Carriers; Joseph A
president, Communica-
lions Workers of America; Will
liam F. Schnitzler, secretary
treasurer, AFL-CIO, and Fritz
general secretary, Postal,
Telegraph and Telephone In
ternational, Bern Switzerland.
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Widow Of o. Henry 81,
Wrote Dialect Short Stories

WEAVERVILLE, N. c., Aug.
Is (AP).-MrS. William Sydney
Porter, 81. widow of famed
short story writer o. Henry,
died yesterday at her home.
She had been in declining
health several years.
The former Sarah Lindsey
Coleman, she was born in
Greensboro, N. c.. while her
mother was visiting relatives
there. On another Greensboro
visit, when she was Is, she met
Mr.. Porter. also a native of
that city.
She was graduated from
Peace College in Raleigh at II.
Later she attained a reputation
as a short story writer with a
series known as the Bile
stories, published by Delineator
magazine. These stories were
written in the dialect of the
North Carolina mountains
where she spent most of her
life.
Read His Stories
The stories appeared under
the name Sara L. Coleman.
In 1905. after she had seen
one of o. Henry's short stories,
she wrote inviting her child
hood friend to visit her. They
were married November 20,
1907, in Asheville, eight miles
from here.
o. Henry died in New York
on June S, 1910. Mrs Porter
had lived at Weaverville since
then. They had no children.
In l945 she refused a request
from the City of Greensboro
that his remains be moved
there. Mr.. Porter came to
these mountains and loved
them" she explained, and 1
belong to them"
Services Tomorrow
Mrs. Porter will be buried
tomorrow in Asheville's River
side Cemetery following serv-
ices at the First Presbyterian
Church.
A writer once said that Mrs.
Porter seemed to have found
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John w. Frierson

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. IS
(AP).-John Woods Frierson,
81. president of the Birming-
ham Post Co. and assistant
general manager of the Bir-
mingham News since 1850. died
yesterday. He began his news
paper career as an advertising
man for the Memphis Press in
1920. He was born in Shelby
vile, Tenn.
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zab|ocki SAYS
Wet Nam Aid
Critic Erred
BY the Associated Press

A newspaperman's charges
that United States aid TO Wet
Nam is a fiasco are not borne
out by the facts, a House COM
mittee chairman says.
The charges that the Wet
Nam aid program has been.
scandalous were made in a
series of articles by Albert M.
Colegrove, Scripps Howard
newspaper writer. 81 believed
what I saw and I still believe
it," Mr.. Colegrove told the COM
mittee.
These accusations" said
Representative Zablocki, Demo-
crat Of Wisconsin, yesterday,
"aS well as specific charges Of
wrongdoing, have not been SUBJ,
stantiated to date. Many Of
these charges have been traced
to sources which I, for one,
must regretfully consider to be
less than reliable" :
COlegrOve Quizzed
Mr.. zablocki, chairman of a
Foreign Affairs subcommittee,
spoke after an intensive two =,
hour quizzing of Mr.. Colegrove
about his articles.
I'm contrast" Mr.. Zablocki
added, 1.-The testimony which
the subcommittee received from
reliable observers who had first
hand knowledge of the aid pro-
gram in Wet Nam, and from
executive branch witnesses, in
dicateS strongly that the aid
program in Wet Nam has been
constructive. successful and re-
sponsibly administered"
But Mr.. Zablocki, ito be as
thorough as possible" named
a special mission of subcom-
mittee members to make an
on-the-scenes check in the
Southeast Asian country.
Representative Judd, Repub-
lican of Minnesota, told Mr..
Colegrove IF you had tried to
see some of the top people you
might have had an alright
case"
Interviewed Ambassador
Mr.. Colegrove said he had
talked to several top Ameri-
can officials. including United
States Ambassador to Wet
Nam Elbridge Durbrow. He
conceded he hadn't tried to
check his findings with all for
eign aid officials concerned.
Mr.. Judd said he looked Up
the word f1asco and found it
meant a complete or ridicu-
louS failure. DO you think the
program was a complete fail
ure?" he asked.
Il think on the basis of what
I saw and the results achieved
and the money that has been
spent it is a. failure" Mr.. Cole
grove replied. He said the
United States has accom-
plished some good in Wet Nam,
but added. Il feel if were
given enough money I could
rehabilitate Hades."
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Nuurilinn

FIELD ADELE, Their, VIII VIII ss = an PvS w.
devoted wife Of Irwin Field, mother
OF Karen and Kenneth Field and
daughter OF Kathryn and Alfred
Schwartz. to be held at the Adas
Israel Congregation Cemetery, Ala
bama ave. Sc, on sunday, August
10, 1869, at IL Am. Family ana
friends invited. 10
MALKIN, ANNA L. There will be an
memory OF ANNA L, MALKlN, be.
loved wife of Harry Maxim and
devoted mother OF Jack Maxim, on
Sunday, August 10, 1850 at IL
am, at the District OF Columbia
Lodge Cemetery. 18th place, of
Alabama ave sc. Relatives ana
friends invited, 10
MEsTESKY, LOUIS, retired member
OF the Navy Band. There will be
an unwilling in loving memory OF
LOUIS MESTESKY, beloved brother
OF Michael Mestesky, Mrs. Dora
Alderman and Mrs, Mimi Rosen-
berg, at pm. Sunday, August 10,
1899, at Arlington National Gene
terry, Relatives and friends In
vited. is
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Robert A. Barr, SO

TORONTO, Aug. is APP
Robert Allan Barr, SO, portrait
and still life artist, died yeSter-
day. His works hang in leading
British, Canadian and Ameri-
can galleries.
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DEATHS
HIT Mrntnrtaitt

SANDERS, JESSIE M. In loving
memory of JESSIE M. SANDERS,
who passed away f1ve years ago,
August 10. 1854
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
JOSEPH N. In loving
memory OF my husband. JOSEPH
n. WILLIAMS. who passed away
four years ago. August Is, 1855.
On the hillside softly sleeping,
Where the trees silently walk,
Lies the one l loved so dearly
In his lonely. silent grave.
Just when life was sweetest
And we could have lived our best.
The gates of Heaven opened,
And you entered the land Of rest
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND SON
CATHERINE WILLIAMS AND 10.
SEPH v. WILLIAMS.
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Latin Unions Urged
To Watch Steel Strike

Secretary of Labor Mitchell told group of visiting
American union leaders yesterday the steel strike
an economic struggle, not class conflict"
He urged the visitors to observe the methods of striking
in the United States.
There violence he said 1.-THE picket lines are peace
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LIGHT ELLSWORTH On Thursday

August -, 1853, at Brooke Grove
Foundation. ELLSWORTH LIGHT,
beloved husband OF Mary Light and
father of Paul v. Light, Mrs. Frances
H Plata. Mrs. Hildah L. Clark and
Robert E Light. Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. parking up-
posite), after pm. Saturday,
August Is, where services will be
held on Monday, August II. at II
am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry IL
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DANEHY, THOMAS FRANCIS {

THOMAS FRANCIS DANEHY of
53lS Bangor drive. Garrett Park,
Nd. beloved husband of Mary
Stephanie Danehy, father Of Miss
Mary Stephanie Danehy and brother
OF Miss Josephine and Mary Danehy
and Joseph Danehy of Boston, Mass
Friends may call at his above late
residence. Services on Monday. Au-
gust II. at the Holy Redeemer
Csthollc Church, Kensington, Md
where requiem mass will be offered
at 11:30 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Boston,
MASS. naners nleaSn nl.ru L 80
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COOKE. GEORGE ARMIsTEAn. {

Saturday, August Ia, 1859, at Doc
tors Hospital, GEORGE ARMlsTEAD
COOKE OF Hampton, Va, beloved
husband of Lucia A. Cooke, father
of George Marshall Cooke and BROTH
er Of Alva Cooke of Panama, Mrs.
Evan Edwards of New Orleans, La;
Marvin D. Cooke Of Hampton, Va:
Mrs. Rosalind c. Kornegay and
Va. and Jesse W Cooke OF Coral
Gables, Fla. Funeral services will
be conducted at the Lawrence e
Wood Funeral Home, 434 Victoria
blvd. Hampton, Va. on Monday,
august Il, at pm. Interment st
Johns lCemeterY Hannah w
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NUNNALLY, MARVIN A. suddenlv

on Friday, August IA. 1853, MAR
WIN A. NUNNALLY of S1I North
Ohio St. Arlington, Va. beloved
husoand OF Marian T.. Nunnally, son
OF Arthur and Mrs. Lille Nunnally
derson, Raymond E. Nunnaliy of
Richmond. Va: Mrs. Jeanette
Schwinhart of North Dakota and
James E. Nunnally OF Goochland
County, Va. Services at the S.
I; Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29OI
18th St, NV, on Sunday, August
is, at 3 pm. parking facilitiesl
lnterment Maury Cemetery, Rich
mond, Va. lie
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LEE. SARAH REDWOOD. On Thursday.

August 10, 1859, at her home, 1907
lStn st. NV, SARAH REDWOOD
LEE. in the 95th year of her age.
10, at st. Matthews Cathedral at
10 am. Burial New Cathedral
Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd. 10
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LIGHT. HARRY L. On THURSDAY

LIGHT, HARRY L. On Thursday,
Fla. HARRY L. LIGHT. formerly
Of Washington, D. c., beloved
husband of Harriet Winston
Light and father Of Mrs Emily
L. Baker and Mrs. Dorothy L
1mirie. He also is survived BY
three grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. After II noon Sun.
day, August 10, friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN.
phrey, Bethesda. Md. where serV.
ices. VIII be held on Monday, Au-
Confessional Cemetery. I6
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COLEMAN, ERNEST F. On Thursday.
AUGUST Ii. 1859. ERNEST r col X.

August i3, 1853, ERNEST F. COLE
beloved husband of Delsie G Cole
man Also surviving are other rela-
tives and many friends. After II
noon, Sunday, August 49, friends
are invited to call at his late resi-
dence. Funeral on Monday, August
Il. from the Turner Memorial
Church, 9Th and Eye SITS. NV. at
! pm. 1nterment Carver Memorial
Park. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
Inc. Is
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SEALS, JAMES E. On Tuesday Au-
gust II. 1858, in Fredericksburs,
father OF Margaret and James r.
Seals, brother OF Mott and AGA
Seals He also is survived BY other
relatives and friends. After IL
noon Sunday, August IS, lrienos
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, l432 You st. NV, where
funeral services will be hcld on
Monday, August II. at 1880 am
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. nj
SIMMONS, JAMES. On Wednesday.
August IL, 1859. JAMES SIMMONS
of -.2022 Portner pl, NV, uncle
OF Valciena Holmes, Elizabeth Brown,
Agnes Bullock, Cora Simmons, Viz
ginia Holmes and Otha Smith He
also is survived by other relatives
and friends. After IL noon Sunday,
August 10, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. I452 You
st. nv. where funeral services will
pc held on Monday, August II, at
1:30 pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Is
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DAuGHERTY. GEORGE CLARENCE.

GEORGE cray e. pA AU9Sfft T. of 1898 1913
University blvd, Silver Spring, Nd,
husband of Helen E. Daugherty and
father of James R. Daugherty, Mrs
Linda Wilt, Mrs Patricia Hollow a.
call at the W. W. Deal Funeral
Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV. until
10 pm. Saturday, August Is. In
terment BellWood pa
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LAWMAN. KATHERINE v. On Thurs.

Day Aas H u. H Is5s, KATHERINE ERqS
". LAWMAN Of Edgewater, Md,
beloved mother OF James Lawman
of Edgewater, Nd. Funeral at 2:3O
pm. Monday. August II, from the
Hopping Funeral Home. 172 West
wood Cemetery, Washington, D. c.
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TANNING, FRANK L. On Friday.
August IA, 1853, at his residence
4l05 River Bend court, FRANK L
TANNING, beloved husband of Annie
D. Tanning and father of Jessie
L; Miller. and William F. Tanning
children. Funeral services at the
Taltavull Funeral Home, 1909 14th
st. NV, on Monday, August II. at
= pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. fR
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Ana USH' HAhhLI A. On Frloay.
RIET A. De LucA Of '9 i0si3 shady shady
circle. Silver Spring. Md, beloved
wife of August F. De Luca, mother
OF Francis C. and August F, De
Luca, lr.: daughter of Mrs. Agnes
c. Logue. Funeral from the Taita-
vull Funeral Home, 1908 l4th st
NV, on Tuesday. August 10, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at the
st. Camillus Church at 9 am
1nterment Gate of Heaven Gene
terry
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DOWNS, NELLIE TwoMBLY.

Thursday, August 10, 1853, at
Stanton, Va, NELLIE TWOMBLY
DOWNS, wife of the late Richard
Henry Downs. mother of James
Raymond Downs, Minnie Marie
spencer and Ellen Louise Denny;
sister OF Mrs. Jobie 7. Sutphin, Mrs
Mamie Sewart and Stanley Twombly
She also is survived by seven grand
children and seven great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Money q King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave. west. Vienna, Va, where
services will be held on Sunday,
August Is, at . pm. Interment
FairfaY Cemeterv Eairfo. ".
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NOONAN, PAM RICuApn

Wednesday, August IL, 1853, al
his residence, 47OS North 10th 70 =,
Arlington. Va, beloved husband OF
Julia Neonan, father OF, Mrs. Harry
Colwell, Mrs. George Engstrom and
Vernon Ament: brother of Dan
Noonan. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held on Monday
Arlington National Cemetery, l6
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Dratha

GOLTz, CATHERINE y. Members Of
~ ny meet r az the s sSSSli Funeral Mii
IAAI Home, az Pa. ave. Sc.
to recite the rosary for
uT\u the repose OF the soul OF
CATHERINE y. GOLTl on
~ Sunday, August 10, 1859,
REV coRMAcK LONG.
Spiritual Director. 10
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CHURCH. MELyILLE $. On thurs

day, August 10, 1853, at the WASH
ington Hospital Center, MELVILLE
I'd, Silver Spring. Nd, beloved hus-
band OF Ann o. Church. father of
Karin. Ann Church and Bette Jean
Church, son of Louis Melville
Church Of Leonardtown, Nd, and
of Washington, D. c., and Gwynn
W. Church Of Arlington. Va. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 29Ol I4th st. NV.
Barking facilitiesl. Services at
F sSTt Myer Chapel on Monday. Ag ;
Arlington National Cemetery. 1R
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GOLTZ. CATHERINE FRANCES ,

THURSDAY. August 10, 1853, at her
ERINE. FRANCES GoLTz, beloved
VIE OF the late Ernst Goltz, mother
OF Cara g. Romero, grandmother
OF Albert, Catherine, Julia and
Sarlotta Romero, sister of Hannah
Funeral from the James T. Ryan
Funeral Home, 317 Pa. ave. Sc.
on Monday, August II, at 8 am.
Requiem mass at st. Peters Church
az Y:3O am. Relatives and friends
tional Cemetery. 16
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O'BRIEN, KETURAH FoULDs.

D BhIEN; kEIURAH FOULDS. On
TURAH FoULDS o'BRIEN, Wife Of
the, late 1t. Col. Robert E. O'Brien
and mother OF Col Robert E.
OBrien, ir.. and KetIrah OBrien,
Services will be neld at Fort Myer
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 16
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AuSust 10. 1853. v" at the n Ma aaeff Tans
Nursing Home, Silver Spring, Nd,
1NEZ W. MAYHEM Of 222O Rand
pl. me-. the wife Of the late Joseph
A. Mayhem, mother Of Mrs. Carrie
L. Allen and Mrs, Anne E. Boyd,
of Betty Harmon and Robert Boyd,
all of Washington, D. C Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday,
august "a, at 11:30 am. Interment
Confessional Cemetery. liz
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"a. 1853, FRED g. q" Helms Of yGo$
Port sumner drive Bethesda ui Md;'
father OF Elizabeth Alice. Mary
Elleh, Barbara Ann and William
Ada Rehkap, Mrs Margaret Schlue,
Miss Anna Helms, Victor and Her
bert Helms Friends are invited to
call al the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. SERVICES on
Lutheran Church, $500 Massachu-
sets ave, Bethesda, Nd, at 10
am. Interment Parklawn Gene
terry. 10
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FOLEY, JULIA R. On Thursday. Au-
NV, JULIA r FOLEY, wife Of the
late John D, Foley. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa.
ave, NV, where services will be
held on Monday, August II, at i2:i5
pm. Interment Arlington National
cemetery lR
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DOUGHERTY. EMMA F. On Tbprs-

day, August IL. 1859, at AIeX aS
dria Hospital, EMMA F. DOUGH-
ERTY Of ~ Laurel drive, Scranton,
Pa. formerly of Washington, D. C. J,
mother of c. W. Bruder Of Dear
born; Mich, and Vernon F. Bruder
s. Derrickson of Washington, b c.,
and sister OF Vernon L. Derrickson
OF Alexandria, Va. She also is
survived by four grandchildren
services at the s. H. Hines Co.
on Monday, August II, at 10 am,
barking facilities. Interment pri-
vate. 16
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AELS, JUHN DANIEL. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, August IL. 1853, JOHN
DANIEL REFS Of 1904 Grand
E ioesd aS Sn:hs Silver Spring, Nd, be
father of Pamela Joan Rees, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John David Rees
and brother of Mrs. Curtis s. Fin
LAWSON, Jr.. and Sandra Jean Rees
Mr.. Rees rests at the Warner e.
Fumphrey Funeral Home, S434
where services will be held on Mon
day, August II. at 1880 am,
parking facilities. Interment Ar
lngton National Cemetery 16
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j. NORMAN, MD. On
Thursday. August 10, 1853, at the
NORMAN KIMBLE, MD, Beloved
husband of NJ. Alice Kimble and
father of James Edmund Kimble.
brother of Charles A. and William
d. Kimble There also are two
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254
Carroll st, NV. parking oppositel ,
until 1870 pm. Saturday, August
10. Services at the Takoma Park
terment Madison Mills, Ohio. is
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ALLEN A. A special COM
Lodge; No: Z, p. A.. A. M,
is called for Monday. Au-
gust II, 1859. at l. noon,
at the Masonic Temple.
18th st. and New York
ave, NV, for the purpose
citing the last Masonic. rites
late brother, ALLEN A.
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OfficerS and MEM
berS of st. Augustine S
Auxiliary. No. rs, Knights
of St. John, and District
Auxiliary. No. .. are hereby
notified of the death CT
Sister CLARICE SNEED
Called meeting on Sunday,
Is. 1859, at d pm, at
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oWnNOS, J, "a On Thqrsday, Au-
gust gust 10; 1883. at Providence Hos
Holbrook st. ne, brother of D. j.
OWlngs and John Owings. He also
is survived by five nieces, nine
ncphews, two sisters-in-laW and a
host of other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Owings may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30
H st. ne, after IL noon Sunday,
august 10. Funeral services on
Monday: August II, at the Pilgrim
a: M: E. Church, 18th and Rose
dale SITS. ne, at pm, the Rev.
?, O.. Baker officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
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WILLIAM A., Jr. Mem
bers OF st. Plus x Coun-
ell, No. 4076. knights of
Columbus. are hereby no.
tifieo oil the death of our
late brother, Charter Mem
Der WILLIAM A. ROEDER,
Jr., and are requested to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-15

GENEVA TIPPETT, Dist Pres.
MADELINE WALKER, Rec. Secy.
SPEER. WILLIAM. Died on Friday.
August IA, 1859. at the Warrenton
Nursing Home. WILLIAM P. SPEER
of Oakton, Va. brother OF Norman
A. Speer OF Falls Church. Va;
Martha 8 Craig, OF oakton; Va
Whitesell of Oaktof, Va: Eva Web
ster OF Fender, Va, and Mildred
Cobb OF Fairfax. Va. Services at
the Money d King Funeral Home.
Vienna, Va, on Sunday. August ! 9,
at $40 pm. Interment Flint Hill
Cemetery. Oakton, Va. 10