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Weldon Carter, so, Headed
Musical Institute Here

Weldon Carter. so. who estab-
lished the Washington Musical
Institute here in 1880, died yes
terday after q long illness in
his summer home at Nantucket
Island, Mass.
Mr.. Carter, who was born in
Marietta, Ohio, spent most Of
his young life in Connecticut.
He received his musical school,
ling in New York and later gave
piano recitals IN several East
ern cities.
In 1919, Mr.. Carter married
the former Marguerite Cope
man. q concert violinist. and the
couple moved to Washington.
Mr.. Carter headed the piano
department Of the old WASH
ington College Of Music. He
later was named president Of
that school.
In 1895, Mr.. Carter relocated
the Washington Musical Insti-
tute at its present location at
1880 Sixteenth street NV. He
published several articles on
the methods of teaching and
playing and found time to work
as q painter during his visits to
Nantucket Island.
Besides his wife, Of the home
address at 1880 Sixteenth street
NV. he leaves q daughter,
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ton Board, charged with
standardizing navigation aids
In the United States.
Mr.. sommers belonged to
the Wings Club and the Quiet
Birdmen, q flying group.
He leaves his wife. Emma A..
of the home address; q daugh-
ter, Mrs. Patricia A. Diehl OF
Hyattsville: three sons, John
jr., Of Cleveland; Daniel e. Of
Atlantic City. N. j.. and Donald
j. Of Brookline. N. H., and Is
grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial,
scheduled for Friday, will take
place at st. Felix Catholic
Church in Clifton Springs,
N. Y.
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path Of q fire engine at the
scene Of a fire.
A District native, he moved
TO Richmond when he retired.
Mr.. Neumann was, a veteran
Of the Spanish-American War,
serving in Cuba and the Philip
pines.
He was q member Of the Re-
tired Firemen's Association.
He leaves a son, Frank, of
Accokeek, Md: two daughters,
Mrs. Helen Van Pelt of 1880
Neptune avenue Sc. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Payne of Richmond,
and nine grandchildren. He
also leaves a sister, Mrs. Rose
Williams Of SO Hawaii ave-
nue. NE.
Services will be at 1890 am.
Friday in the Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Born in Alexandria, Va. Mr..
Pugh was raised on his fathers
farm in Haymarket, Va. He
came to Washington in his
early 20s and was employed in
the Department of Agriculture
until he entered the Army at
the outbreak of World War I.
He was a member of the
Bowie MD Post of the Amer
lean Legion for "a years.
A widower for over 20 years,
he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Royalty, and five grand
children, all of 10 Maryland
avenue. Falkland, Md; a sister.
Mrs. Dele E. Banner of Glenn
Dale, Md. and a brother, ].
William Pugh of East River
dale, Md.
Funeral services will be at
IL am. tomorrow at Gasch'S
Funeral Home, 4439 Baltimore
avenue, Hyattsville. Burial will
be in st. Georges Cemetery,
Glenn Dale, Nd.
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Willouehby Pugh, Employed
40 Years at Lund Bureau

Willoughby L. Pugh, SO. an
employe with the Interior De-
partment for 40 years. died
Monday in Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital after complica-
tons Of a stroke.
Mr.. Pugh. who lived at 5000
Seventh street NE, had worked
in the Bureau Of Land Man
agement at Interior ever since
his separation from the Army
after World War I.
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Samuel VenobIe, Art Dealer
Restored Capitol Paintings

Samuel J. Venable, SO, Wash
Iington art dealer and appraiser.
died Monday at George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Mr.. Venable was born in
Clarksville, Va, and attended
public schools in South Caro-
lima. He opened his first store
on Ninth street NV. shortly
after his arrival here 81 years
ago.
Besides dealing in art objects.
Mr.. Venable was respected for
his ability to appraise paint
ings and to clean and restore
them.
Restored Capitol Paintings
One Of his most recent jobs
was the restoration of paintings
in the Capitol rotunda. Some
years ago he reproduced period
frames for several portraits
that hang at Mount Vernon.
Mr.. Venable later had a store
at 1925 G street NV. and at
the time of his death his shop
was at 1915 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Although not an artist him
self, he helped to arrange
exhibits here and, after World
War II, took charge of ship
ping and Grating European art
objects which had been stored
in Washington.
Four Children Survive
Mr.. Venable's first wife,
Margaret Walsh, died in 1924.
He leaves their four children.
Mrs. Rita Rourke, OF Tulsa.
Okla: Mrs. Helen Kelly. of
Santa Barbara. Calf: Mrs.
Louise Seabury, of ALSO Chevy
Chase drive, and Joseph. also
of this city.
He also leaves his second
wife, Louise, Of the home
address, 291l Porter street NV.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
st. Thomas Apostle Catholic
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Mrs. James F. Harold, IS,
U. S. EmpIoye 80 Years

Harold leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Margaret M. Taylor and
Miss Agnes Harold Of the home
address. and two sons. James.
jr. of the home address and
Robert of 1925 Kanawha street,
West HyattSville.
She also leaves four brothers,
William Turner Of Cornelius,
Greg; Thomas Turner of Ban
dera. Tex: Paul TURNER Of
Bakersfield, Calf; and John
Turner Of Houston, Tex; and
four sisters, Mrs. Virginia Lewis
of Houston, Mrs. Geneieve
Tucker, Mrs. Mary ]. Lane and
Sister Agnes Theresa, all Of
San Antonio, Tex.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at $3.50 am. Friday at
st. Bernadette's Church in Sill
yer Spring. Burial will be In
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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Services Planned
For W. 7. HiIIyer

Graveside services will be
held at $3.50 am. tomorrow at
Arlington Cemetery for Will
liam Lowe Hillyer, 94-year-old
retired Washington lawyer who
drowned in Chesapeake Bay
last week.
Mr.. Hillyer. who lived at 1871
Kalorama road NV, disap-
peared from an excursion boat
last Wednesday. His body was
found Sunday near Cedar Point
Light. Police said a note found
In his cabin indicated Mr..
Hillyer had been respondent
over poor health.
Mr.. Hillyer leaves his wife,
Mrs. Mai Saunders Hillyer Of
the home address; q son, Cur
tbs Of 43l7 Forest lane NV; o
daughter, Katharine Of Vir-
ginia City, New, and two grand
children.
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John E.Sommers Dies;
u. S. Aviotion Official

John Z. Sommers. So, a Fed
eral aviation ofiicial for the
past 80 years. died Monday in
Prince Georges General Hos
pital,' following q heart attack.
Mr.. Sommers, who lived at
1905 Claggett road, Hyattsville,
was q planning ofilcer in the
once Of Planning and Pro-
grams, the Federal Aviation
Agency.
Born in Clifton Springs. N.
Y, he. was q naval aviator In
World War !. When the war
ended, he returned to the Uni
versity Of Michigan and re-
ceived q degree In aeronautical
engineering.
He came to Washington in
1927 to join the Bureau Of
Aeronautics in the Commerce
Department, the ancestor OF
today's FAA.
For the next II years. he
advised the department on the
location Of new airports, de-
veloped Fighter air
routes and acted as q flight
inspector.
When the Civil Aeronautics
Administration was set up in
1898, Mr.. Sommers became the
administrator for its Region I,
encompassing the original Is
states, with headquarters in
New York. During World War
II. he was deputy CAA adj
ministrator In Washington.
In the postwar period, he
first acted as adviser to 1t.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay. u. 8.
Military Governor in Germany,
on European civil aviation
matters, then from 1949 to
1855 served on the Air Naviga-
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June by q Federal district
Judge after receiving. medical
opinion that Mr.. Hunt was too
Ill to stand trial. Mr.. Hunt.
then So, was described as suf-
fering from an advanced arte-
riosclerotic condition.
He was indicted on charges
Of agreeing to receive compen-
sation from three private firms
for representing them before
the WAA while employed by
the agency in 1916.
It was Mr.. Hunts activities
that prompted the 1949 investi-
cation. After it had been dis
closed that Mr.. Hunt had set
himself up in business here and
offered to help a businessman
get government contracts for
a $1,000 fee and a 5 per cent
commission, the Senate con-
Quoted the broad inquiry into
the extent Of the practice.
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Gen. CuuIdweII,
Retired Marine

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. Q
tAP)~-Maj. Gen. Oscar r,
Caldwell. United States Ma
rine Corps (ret.), died yester-
day at Hartford Hospital. He
was 81.
Gen. Caldwell had been a
professor Of mathematics and
history at the Avon Old Farms
School. Avon. He was q
former commandant Of cadets
and vice president Of Norwich
University in Northfield, Vt.
He was born in Rockville,
Ind. August "a. 1892. and was
graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1916.
During World War II he
commanded the Sd Marine DE-
vision and trained that unit
for the famed attack on Bou-
granville. Later he became
commander Of $4,000 men at
the Marine training station,
Camp Pendleton. Calf.
Gen. Caldwell retired from
the Marine Corps In l046 after
80 years Of service.
He leaves his widow, two
daughters. q brother, and a
sister.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the
Avon School chapel. Burial
will be in. Arlington National
Cemetery. Friday at II am.
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Mrs. James F. Harold, IS, a
Government employee for 80
years. died Monday at Provi-
dence Hospital.
The former Margaret M.
Turner, she came here from
her Yokum (Tex.) home during
World War I to work as q clerk
in the Civil Service Commits
sion.
Later she worked for several
other Government agencies be-
fore going to the General Ac-
counting ONCE is years ago.
She was to receive q 30-year
Government service pin next
month. "
She was a member Of the
Third Order of Mount Carmel.
Besides her husband of the
home address. 329 Branch
drive. Silver Spring. Mrs.
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Edmund Rudwun,
Ex-Conqressmun

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. o (AP).
Former Representative Ed
mund p. Radwan died Monday
night in Veterans Administra-
ton Hospital where he had
been q patient since August l3.
He was 40.
A Republican. Mr.. Radwan
represented the 43d and 4lst
districts in Congress for four
terms until his retirement from
Government service last De-
cember.
He did not seek reelection
because Of Ill health.
Before his election to Con-
gress, Mr.. Radwan served five
years in the State Senate, rep
resenting the 54th district. He
was elected to the State Senate
in l945 while serving in the
Army. His campaign was man
aged by friends.
Mr.. Radwan underwent seri-
Gus operations in 1855 and 1858.
In May, 1858, he announced his
decision not to seek reelection.
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Mrs. james Y. Hunt, Widow
Of Senate Inquiry Target

WINSTED. Conn.,, Sept. 8
(AP).-Mrs. Evelyn Hunt, Sc
widow Of James v. Hunt, a
key figure In the sensational
1949 Senate investigation of
five percenters." died here
Sunday.
Mrs. Hunt, whose home was
in Chicago. became Ill while
visiting a sister, Mrs. Walter
McGill Of Colebrook. Conn.,,
and was admitted 10 the Itch
field County Hospital here.
Her late husband was lndict-
ed in February, 1851, by q
Federal grand jury in Washing
ton after the Senate investi-
cation on charges Of agreeing
to serve private enterprises be-
fore the old War Assets Ad-
ministration while a conSultant
to the agency.
The four-count indictment
was dismissed the following
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Frank Neumonn, Winner
Old. c. Fire Force Medals

Frank Neumann, 80, q retired
District fireman cited for hero
ism on two occasions, died yes
terday in Richmond.
Mr.. Neumann was a fireman
for longer than 80 years. He
received medals for rescuing q
woman during the Knicker-
booker Theater disaster in 1922
and for pulling q boy from the
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Variety Editor Victim
Of $4,000 Theft

NEW YORK. Sept. 9 (AP).
Abel Green. editor of Variety,
the show business weekly. told
police today thieves stole jew
elry and rare coins valued at
$3l, 900 from his Manhattan
penthouse apartment.
Mr.. Green said he and his
wife returned to the apartment
last night after an evening out
to find that about $4,000
worth of jewelry and $4,000 in
rare coins we're missing.
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Mrs. Robert Auren, Of AMMAN
dale. Va: two sisters, Mrs. Ed
gar L. Craven, of 1000 Cathe-
,dral avenue NV, and Mrs. Fred
j. Harbaugh, Of Matthews
County, Va, and one grand
daughter.
Funeral services will be held
In Nantucket.
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Gen. Leland Miller

Retired Brig. Gen. Leland w.
Miller, who served in Washing
ton as chief fiscal officer for the
Army Air Corps during World
War II, died Monday after a
brief illness in the San Diego
Naval Hospital. Funeral services
were to be held today in La
Jolla, Calf.
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Darn nf Chunks

CAMPBELL. WHSLE AsBURY. The
cAMFBEIL wishes 70 acknowledge
with grateful appreciation all
cards, flowers and an expressions
Of sympathy and kindness By neigh
bors and friends received at the
passing Of our beloved father.
THE FAMILY.
MARSHALL, n. ERNEST. The fam
lily wish to express their thanks
and appreciation for the noral trib-
utes. kilograms, cards. phone calls
and personal visits from friends
and nsiehbors, use Of cars and
other expressions o. sympathy DUR
Ing his illness. We also wish 10
tors. Bishop 4 K Christian Elder
W. r. Vicks.. the Rev, j.. Goats, the
Rev. J. o.. West and the Rev. y,
Brent, and deacons, officers and
members OF the Holy Trinity Church.
THE FAMILY. -
SMITH, LOLITA N. The family Of
LILITTIA M. SMITH wish to
acknowledge with grateful apprecia.
tion all cards and expressions OF
sympathy during our recent be.
THE NORMAN 8. SMITH FAMILY.
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Announeements Of

ROSE, JOSEPHINE. In loving mem.
DRY OF our dear mother. JOSEPHINE
ROSE. who passed away clever
years ago. September o, l9AS.
Memory Is . gift Of God that death
JOSEPHINE r. AND CASTOR B
BRIGGS,
TURNER, BELLE M. In loving mem.
DRY Of my devoted sister, BELLE
HARRIS TURNER, who passed away
three years ago today, September
o, 1855.
Loved in life, remembered in death
HER DEVOTED SISTER, REULAH
HARRIS JOHNSON.
WOOD, CLARENCE. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of ms
husband, CLARENCE WOOD, who
left me September o, 1857.
The lonely void you left
vELMA WOOD.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL border
lots, will sell reas.; owner LEAVING
town. WE 1896
6.GRAVE SITE at Parklawn, Fouf1-
tain of Memories. $1,000. WI.
6.766S.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave. NE II $4,000
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NEUMANN, FRANK. On Tuesday.
S ss PsSNk ( N SfSHS n Rss 64%.9;
Of Frank J. Neumann Of Accokeek.
Nd: Mrs. Helen Van Pelt Of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. Betsy Payne OF
Richmond. Va. and Mrs. Rose will
liams Of Washington. D c.. serv:
Home. 29O1 18th st. NV, on FRI
day. September IL, at 1890 am.
parking faeilitiesl. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 10
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MRS. EMMA BROOKS. Prefect.
REV. CHARLES J. TOBIN,
Spiritual Director

ophAtueA 1hcCJOI.
JOHNSON scSs.mS., JANE IszsG On MSSndsy
JOHNSON SON, Of 2l0s Maryland ave
rangements BY Joseph H. Stewart. o.
JONES. BLANCHE. On Sunday, Sep
osnessl aosp pRsP BLANCHE III 3 5oEEs
Of 637 4 ST. ne. Notice Of funeral
Taylor Funeral Home. 1909 12th
KEMERER, J. PAUL. Suddenly. on
F hS9fa kEMF sRRssRI 81 s7os i ass ave:
Adeiphi' Nd. beloved husband o.
survived By two As Sisters Mrs. N aii0 e =
brothers, Clyde W. and George C.
kemerer; Relatives MAY. call a the
Gosch Funeral uI., Home. 473s Bait:
services will be held on Thursday.
September 10. at 2:3O pm. Inter
ment George Washington Cemetery.
KETCHUM, HERBERT d. Suddenly,
on Tuesday. September 8. 1859, at
HERBERT B: KETCHUM q Sol
800 ave, West .Hyattsyille. Nd,
nee TredsI ana brother q Mrs.
Rachael Brown q Ugba5a. IN.
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 I4th ST.
NV where prayers will be held
on Friday, September IL, at $3.50
am. parking faciiities). 1nterment
st. Mary's Cemetery. 10
LAMBERT zELMA. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. September g.. 1859, at
George Washington Hospital, ZELMA
LAMBERT, beloved wife OF ]. VIM
fred Lambert, mother Of Renold r.
Lambert and sister Of Albert Blery
Of Alexandria, Va: Mrs. Laura Kau-
bal Of Oakland, Calf, and Miss T.
Bieri Of Spokane, Wash. Friends
Home, a2a4 Wisconsin 70, ave- run siR.
Graveside services will be held at
Oak Hill Cemetery on Thursday.
September 10, at 2 pm.
LAWRENCE, JULIAN. on Saturday,
September 8, 1859. at the District
General Hospital. JULIAN LAW
Is survived By very dear friend,
Bernice Hoibrook: one son, Larniar
Edwards: one brother, willie Law
renee; a devoted cousin. Georgia
Lorick, and other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday,
September .. friends may call al
the b, z. Taylor Funeral Home,
l702 18th st. NV. Services and
interment on sunday, September
ID, in Sparta, Ga.
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HV ssn,sLS., HlLD4 4oEo On LIssday,
ioo4 North randolph st.. ATiins,o 3,
Va. beloved wife Of George r.
Hunaker, daughter OF Mrs. Jessie
Harry. mother OF Mrs. Catherine
Mount and sister OF MRS. Louis
Hilton, Mrs: William copp, Mrs.
wensky, Mrs. william McCathran
and William Harry. She also is
survived by three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington. Va where funeral services
viii be held on Thursday, Septem-
Der 10, at II am. Interment
Columbia GardenR CemeterY
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BOSWELL. JOHN THOMAS. OF 1881
ss snisnh I'd" Temple Hills. Nd on
tina E, Boswell, father Of Mrs. Viii
brother Of Mrs. Fred Powell, MIS-
Ethel Powell. Lou and George Bos-
we. Services at ChamSers' Funeral
Home. 517 18th 81, Sc. on Friday,
September IL, al IL noon. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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tsmSer 'H 1853. JAMES N EsO z. Moore ofH;
Of l123 23d st. NV. He leaves
10 mourn their loss Q beloved daugh-
ter. Mary Z Moore, and . host
Of other relatives and friends.
Alter After 10 Am. Friday. september Il.
Funeral Home, 81 X st. NV. serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, Sep
TENDER IL, at pm, at the Mount
Pleasant Baptist Church, Baileys
Cross Roads. Va, the Rev. Milton
Sheppard officiating. Interment
family cemetery. IL
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day. September 8, 1859, at Vet
ROBERT T. POWELL, ST., father
Of Frances Boswell, Melcina Scar
Charles. Agnes and Roberta Powell.
Many other relatives and friends
also survive. Remains may be
viewed after pm. Wednesday.
September o, at the Frazier Flu
neral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave
NV, where services will be held
on Thursday. September 10, at 10
noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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September 5. 1859. JONAS Boil.
DEN. He is survived BY two broth
ers, one sister and many other rela-
call at the W. Il. Bacon Sunerai
Home, 1872 9TH st. NV, on Wednes-
day, September o. after pm,
where services will be held on
THURSDAY. September 10, at 40
pm. Interment Arlington National
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September 9, 1859, RACHEL Bis
kER OF 1888 Roxanna I'd, nv,
beloved wife Of Abraham Bisker and
devoted mother Of Mrs. Mary Her
son, Mrs. Rose Moore and Morris
Bisker. She also is survived By
five grandchildren. Funeral sery-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky a.
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th ST.
NV, on Thursday, September 10,
At IL 80 am. Interrhent Beth
1888 Roxanns I'd. NV. In lieu Of
flowers. the family suggeSts con-
trtbuttons. may be made to the
Beth Sholom Talmud Torah Fund.
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PENN, RICHARD B. On Wednesday
sepss sm ,s;o 1859: RICHARD 2
survived by q loving wife. Mrs
Clara B Penn: loving mother
three sisters Of Knoxville, Tenn
and other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at Hor-
tons Mortuary 1924 You st. NV,
5 pm. Funeral services and in
terment in Knoxville. Tenn.
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BL0UNT, EMMA sTEEN. On satur-
sssd Amy Hospital Il TEX RSiMA s MTIsEss
BLOUNT. aged rs, Of 1901 EvaTts
g; ne. beloved wife of the late
William s. BIount. Friends may
call At the Rinaldi Funeral Home,
SIC H st. me-. on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 8, from z to o pm. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home
on Thursday, September 10, ct a:30
Pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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BLAKE. HAYWOOD. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. September 8, 1858, ct his
residsnce; 46A4 Hunt place me-,
band Of Anita Blake and brother Of
Emma Brown. Shelby Blakey and
Ernest Blake. Also surviving is q
devoted niece, Ruby Frye: q brother
tn-law, Berkley Bullock, and other
relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements 81
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ION, ANNETTE. Members oil
the Holy Redeemer Senior
- Sodality are requested Il
Al assemble ct the Jarvis Flu.
I'll neral Home. 1882 You st
III NV. on Thursday. Sep
. TENDER 10, 1859, at 8 I'M,
to recite the rosary fol
repose Of the soul Of ouI
lrted member, ANNETTE JACK
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day, septem5er !. less. At II his M Tes.
idenee. 2249 l4th st. Sc, ALPHEUs
g. HARDESTY, beloved son OF the
late James w, and Hannah Ann
Hardesty. Survived BY several niecel
s sh0 nsp1 S,o. Funeral ud from Y;
GOOD Hope I'd. sc. (parking facil-
ities). Thursday, September 10. ii
9:45 Am. Funeral services ct the
Calvary Methodist Church. Hunting.
town. Nd. at II am. fntermenl
Miranda Memorial Cemetery. bal.
timore sun papers please COPY O
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day, septemser s, 1859, 81 DC
E Ms:hinsO Rr HSsps4 Center = FISR
Of Mrs, William A. Dentei and
Russell Brown: sister Of Mrs. Her
man H. Runyen. Frances A., George
A., James W. and Ryon II. Gardiner
There also are two grandchildren.
Mrs. Reynante rests at the Warner
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
tparking faeilitiesl. Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul
on Friday, September II, at 1890
am, at st. Catherine Laboure Cath
Ollie Church, Claridge and Viers Mil
res wheaton. Nd. Interment Gate
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M siRiaHRSSF ins aS' s:r SAE9iS oi
1888 varnum st ne. beloved wife
Of John @. MeManon. mother of
Of Joseph Fersinger, Mrs. Joseph L.
Parkhtll and Mrs. josephine o.
Scanlon. Also surviving are three
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Timothy hanlon Funeral Home.
SSssSSl 3sSrSlah ave NV; on S.a6 1huIs-
High requiem mass at St. Aloysius
Church at 10 an. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-04

HERCULES" Warner Brothers
release, produced by Federico Teti, d.
rected by Pietro Francisco, screenplay
by Francisco, Ennio De Concini and
Gallo Frattini, from a story by Fran
cisci, music by EMO Masetti, in East
man color At the Ambassador and
Metropolitan Theaters.