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Douglas Hits
FreeFIiqhfs

Senator Douglas. Democrat Of
Ufnota. took the Air Force to
task again yesterday for flying
influential citizens eost-fres
ito witness aerial demonstra-
tinnA-
Since he FIRST complained
about 1t last March. Senator
Douglas said. the Air Force has
not only continued but ex-
panded the practice.
II has cost at least 81 million
q year. Senator Douglas de-
eIared-
He told the Senate the Air
Force had transported 1877
civilians to demonstrations at
Eglin Air Force Base in Florida
I'm May and to NeIIis Air Force
Base near Las Vegas. New. in
April
The purpose is public rela-
tl1rS and to help build Up q
body Of permanent lobbyists
for the Air Force and its ap-
pruprIatIouS." he commended.
This IS a very real example
Of where military fat and waste
can be turned into combat
efficiency at no extra cost to
the taxpayers" Senator Doug
las said
He said CONTINUATION Of such
pr9etices IeadS "one to the
suspicion that the drive for a
balanced budget applies
only to social programs for the
unemployed. for the slum
GweIIers. for those In depressed
areas for the school children.
and for the sick and the weak"
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ADELAIDE. Australia. July
II CAP).-StRnley YRnkls. wind
sold q prosperous Michigan
chicken farm fun $BDREG and
moved ms family 10 Australia
is working here Rs n S8S a wEsz
clerk.
And hes happy RhCT1 III he
cause nothing is cnrnplhr8tfG
He left the Unl1a6 SFszEs &c
get away frun Government
agricultural cuuruls.
7 DON'T feel 1he beast hurT
at starting where ] En,- sand
the 4D-yesr-nld AnErlr1n. ITS
a legitimate. honest lnA-al6 4
beginning"
He has a ErnBl desk I'M q
factory nrhce and handles the
purchasing TecElpts. The fac
tory has l!6DD ON tine ElEET1I-
Mr.. YEnk1k Is bu1hng wT1h
confidence.
My present 5OIb gives @e a
chance 10 begin slowly m
Australia and ] understand a
better job is wR11lng fun M. :
he said.
Mr.. TRnkus Is startling Out
his new life III $1l-59 a week
more than he gU1 Wa1En he first
went TO work IN Ch5c3E1 %
years ago. He Sawed enough
then TO buy a rundown farm
and developed n an11 n pruf-
liable enterprise
Last April he Blr1lrEE,1 hls
farm in DUERElBr,. DLlrh- m q
one-mRn revolt REE1lk1 Cow
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Mrs. Kui Unmuck.
Former Nurse

Mrs. jamie Victoria Unmack
80. a Washington area resident
for AZ years. died Sunday al
Research Hospital in Kansa:
City, Mo.
"A nurse, Mrs. Unmack served
at the Naval Gun Factory from
1912 to 1853, retiring at the
age Of IA. OF English ans
Danish descent, she was borr
in Scotland and reared in Den.
mark. She came to the United
States In 1912.
Her husband. Kaj E. A
Unmack, died in 1886.
Mrs. Unmack leaves a son
John william Unmack of GIT
North Daniel street. Airing
ton, with whom she made hel
home, and two grandsons.
A memorial service will bt
held at st. Adams Episcopa
Church, Wisconsin and Mas.
sachusetts avenues NV. al
III am. tomorrow.
The family asks that expires.
sions of sympathy be sent tt
the st. Adams Building Fund
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Mrs. Cecil Macy,
Retired EmpIoye
OF Patent Office

Mrs. Eva Kelley Macy, So,
an employee of the United
States Patent Once for 10
years, died Wednesday at her
home after q three-month ILL.,
ness. .ts
Mrs. Macy came to the Dis
trict in 1903 from her BIRTH
place in Glenwood. Iowa. She
attended old Central High
School and George Washing
ton University.
She was married in 1922 to
Cecil w. Macy. now associated
with the Patent once. For the
next few years they resided IL
Illinois. Colorado and Arizona
In 1929 they returned to the
District.
Mrs. Macy became a member
of the Examining Corps of the
Patent ONCE during World
War II and held this position
until her retirement last March
She was a member Of the
Women's Club of Bethesda anc
the First Church Of Christ
Scientist.
She leaves her husband Of
the home address. 8504 Hazel
wood drive. Bethesda: a sister
Mrs. Alice Bradford Of 1921
Columbia road NV: threS
daughters, Mrs. Jean NJ. Tai
bolt, 408 Calvin lane. Rock
vile. Nd; Mrs. Margarei
Chevins, Norwalk, Conn. and
Mrs. Barbara Leahy, Walnut
Creek, Calf, and five grand.
children.
Services will be held at 1::3I
pm. tomorrow at the TakomE
Funeral Home, 254 Carol
street NV. Burial viii be IL
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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MOSCOW, July II GAPp--
The government last might
announced the death If Ivan "
Zholtovsky. q. one Of Rms-
sia's leading srrhI1ee1& &c
contributed 10 a VINCE rzmIe Of
architectural works, 1ng1lnng
many Wen known buildings IN
LeningrAd and Moscow Among
them is MoscUWs 1GE1rupolE
Hotel, familiar 10 MANY 1rur-
lists.
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Leo p. Morey. II. q retired
Internal Revenue Service agent,
died of a heart attack Wednes-
day at his home. l0003 McKen-
ney avenue. Silver Spring.
An accountant. Mr.. Morey
served about 80 years with the
Revenue Service before his re-
tirement in 1854. He spent most
Of his career in New York, but
worked in Washington during
the 1920s. Since his retirement
be was employed by the Ma
tional Association Of Retired
Civil Employees here until about
two months ago.
Mr.. Morey was an active Elk
during his years in Washington
in the l920s. t
A native OF New York State
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Charles H. Huff

YONKERS. N. Y. July IL
(AP) Charles H. Hui, Il
who wrote the Falcon" detec-
tive series under the name Of
Drexel Drake. died Wednesday
AT one time he worked for the
Chicago Daily News. later wa:
editor of the old St. Louis Stal
and q financial writer for tht
New York ld-Telegram.
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Hnuraing

nESKIS. LIMA. There viii Be an IN.
willing IN memory Of LENA DRsKIN
BELOVED wife OF the late Abraham
- Dsskin and devoted mother Of Joseph
:. Desktn. on sunday. July 10, 1888,
at II an at the Ohev Shoiom
\ ceuaetery. 18th pl H-e. Relatives
! and friends invited 10
NRAGER. FRANK. There viii BE- an
gnvelllns IN memory q fkaAN k
ePTager and devoted father Of George
. and Julius Fraser. on sunday. july
.s19. 1859. at II 80 am. at the
sCeorge Warrington Cemetery. South
-eaSt Hebrew Congregation Section,
seS00 RiEEs I'd. Relatives and trissnds
= Invited. l2lT.ls
GOLNICK. ABRAHAM. There viii be
an unyeiling IN memory Of ABRA::
HAM GOLNIcK. beloved father OF
Gilbert Golnick, Berniee waSserman
and Merriam Schweit1. at l pm.
Sunday. July 10, 1889, at King
David Memorial Park. Pals Church.
Va Friends and relatives Invited.
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Leo P. Morey, II, Dies;
30 Years; 5. With IRIS

The began his Government
career there with the Railway
Mail Service.
He leaves his wife. Mrs.
Balbena Morey, Of the home
address. Also surviving are two
stepchildren, the Rev. Merrill
w. brennan. pastor Of MILAN
Memorial Methodist Church,
whose home address is 44ls
Farce court, Rockville. and
Mrs. William r. Leaman. 800
Twenty-fourth avenue. Adel-
phi, Md.
Services win be held at 9 am.
tomorrow at the Warner z,
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Wallace R. Harper

NEW YORK, July II APP
Wallace r. Harper. 49, a steel
industry executive, was found
dead Thursday in his Park aT-
enue apartment Of a shotgun
wound which police said ap-
parently was elf-inflicted. He
was assistant executive vice
president Of the American In
stitute Of Steel Construction, a
trade association.
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Australia Job Poys
Yonkus S36 q Week

erument crop controls after
being fined S5.o72 for growing
too much wheat to feed his
chickens.
With his wife and three chill
GrEn he came to Australia in
May despite the objections Of
the rest Of the family.
Mr. Yankus says he intends
tn keep his United States citi-
zEuShip but is determined to
stay IN Australia until the
American farmer is free"
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Garh uf Chunks

ire hte GEORGE L. DANDY wishes
TO thank all for their telegramS,
flowers. sympathy cards and use OF
ears during their recent oereaVe-
iNEz DANDY AND FAMILY. 10
lIAVARS. ALERT p. We wish to
thank our friends. relatives. neigh
bors. the Elks. Masonic Lodge, Old
est Inhabitants. Central Union Mis-
sion the Eastern star and the
Ninth Street Christian Church for
their floral offerings, many cards
-"and other acts Of Kindness during
: cur recent bereavement.
MRS EDITH MAVARS AND
DAUGHTER. MRS. IDA Z,
INVALID. 10
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1n MFntnrtant

AUGUSTA, JOHN L., Sr. In loving
memory Of JOHN L. AUGUSTA, sr.,
who passed away one year ago
today, July II, 1858.
One year ago you left US
For a beautiful place called rest;
But you will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
To us you have not passed away,
Nor have you Travelled far:
You Just entered Gods loving home
And left the gate ajar
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FDRT LINCOLN beautiful erave-
estes at sacrifice price: choice sec
ton LU. 2-1S63.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4-site
eeuetery lots $500. 24I East Cen
ter st. Manassas EN-. S-5I4I.
PARKLAWN CEMEfERY-I lot.
sites. VIII 6-6423. is
PARKLANN-2 burial spaces, good To-
cation: sacrifice. leaving town. Cal
hi .s-3S3S-
WASHINGTON NATIONAL ME-
MORAL. Suitland-Excell. loo
worth $500: 4 sites, sell All or >:
hiEhest ofeT. OWNER, Ia. 9-S35O
Is
EATTRACTIvR LOTS, Parklawn Gem
etery. On Rockville pike Box 4S2-Z
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FRYER CLYDE NJ. oficers and mem
~ bers of Journeymen Book
HN binders Local Union, No. 4.
H@l are hereby notified of the
Nhl death of Brother CLYDE M.
Nv FRYER on Thursday. July 10,
W 1859. Iaterment Punxsutaw-
ney. Pa. Union services at
pm. Friday. July II, at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
GILBERT SILVER. President.
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CHRISTOPHER. On
Wednesday, July 10. 1853. in Boston,
loved infant son Of Patricia W. and
1t. q. g. Jerry v. Jenkins, brother
of Nancy M, Mark. Michael K. and
Theodore Jenkins, grandson of Will
liam NJ. Whalen and Mrs. B. ].
Mcbride of Wichita. Kans. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
where services will be held on Satur.
day., July is, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Parklawn Cemetery. e
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EIHERIDGE, FRANCES. On satur-
day, July IL, 1853, at the Dis
trict General Hospital FRANCES
ETHERIDGE Of 6l6 ( st. s,w., wife
devoted aunt Of Mrs. Eileen Brooks
Of East Orange, N, j. She also leaves
to mourn their loss other relatives
and many friends, Funeral and
lnterment on Monday. July 20. at
Blackstone, Va. Local ARRANGEMENTS
Funeral Home, 3O15 18th st. ne.
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FA AZ CAPE n, On Thursday,
pital, Perry Point. Nd, CLYDE M.
FRYER of 2313 36th st. Sc. beloved
husband Of Anna NJ. Fryer and
brother of T. Fryer Of Detroit,
Mich; B. Fryer Of Toledo, Ohio;
Mrs. Grace Lukehart and Mrs.
Tine Brown of Funxsutawney Pa.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
after 10 am, Friday, July II. until
Saturday, July Is, at pm SerV-
ices and interment in Punxsutaw-
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1853, LEE ii. sTRAUs Of 46Is
Yuma st NV. beloved brother of
Straus. Funeral services at the
Bernard DanZansky g. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, on Mon
day, July 90, at $40 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
10
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GILBERT SILVER, President.
EDWARD g. SPERR, Secy
CARRIER, FLORENCE TOTTTN. q
GARNER. MINNIE n. On Thursday

July lie, 1853. at PROVIDENCE Hos.
pital. MINNIE N. GARNER Of 5G34
18th ST. ne. wife OF the late James
Garner, mother Of Frank R..
Charles z. and Harry z. Garner
Mrs. Mamie Gardella She also Is
survived by I've grandchildren and
six Observation-Disclosures. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass. eve. ne. where
services will pc held on Saturday,
July IS, at / pm. Interment in
Glenvood Cemetery. IL
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JENNINGS, ANNIE 5. On Thursday,
pitSl, ANNIE s. JENNINGS Of 800
North Stafford ST.. Arlington. Va,
wife of the late John F Jennings,
mother Of Mrs. Louise J. Walker,
Mrs. Ann r Umphries, Joseph F.
Mrs. Louise ii. Power. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Hcme,
2S47 Wilson blvd Arlington. Va,
after 6 pm. Friday, July II, where
funeral services will be held on
terment OakWood Cemetery. 10
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chamber
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HAkLkH, JOSEPH MATTHEW. on
Wednssday, July Is, 1859, JOSEPH
Of Charles Harley, IT,. and Mary
Agnes Savoy Harley Of Upper MARI
boro, Md. He also Is survived by
four brothers, Charles Melvin. James
Edward, Thomas Allan and George
Windheld Harley; three sisters, Mary
Viola, Frances EVELYN and Teresa
Elaine Harley. Friends may call at
George Savoy of Cheltenham, Nd.
after pm. Friday, July IL. Re-
quiem. mass in St Mary's Cathonc
Church. Upper Marlboro. Nd, on
Saturday. July IS. at 9 am. In.
terment Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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SORRELL. MABEL HISLE. ON Thurs.
day, July 16, 1859. at PRINCE GEORGES
Hospital, MABEL HISLE SORRELI
of 1907 Newark I'd. Colmar Manor
Nd. sister Of Mrs. Georse C. Buck.
less of Washington D c., and Mrs
Joseph J. Johnston OF Culpeper
Va. She also Is survived by several
nieces and nephews. Services at the
S. H. Hines Co Funeral Hcme
2901 14th st. NV, on SATURDAY
July IS, at 3 pm. (parking IA
cilities). Interment Cedar Hill Gem.
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Drafha

MoREY. LEO PAUL, suddenly, or
home, f6603 Mckinney AVE-. Silver
Spring, Md, LEG, PAuL Moray
sstHSy ss husband S. dw n salbfna MGTsy
and the Rev. Merrill W, brennan
There also are three grandchildren
Nr Morey rests e che S WsTn e.ol
ssTvi sss" vii 7vf 6s hsld on Ms Saturday
;lssS. 'instssrSS,St csdsT Hill e si'':
MosHER, MARY A. OF o44S old
jay 5aGd0YYs S 1884, I1 Tifs ne Me- s Ie
Harry T Mosher I sTena mutt, Ms o.
Hugei, Ronald Perry and Richard
Oil. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 6sOl Cleveland ave. River.
dale. Nd. on Monday, July 90 a
dIs E Hd 5nssrG csm,s Se,ted states 3d.
MYERS. MILDRED NJ. on wednesday,
M SSy S lSMSS MSE pSc - ssd AOi ESS
washington blvd. Admission, Va,
beloved wife Of Harold G, Myers,
mother. OF comdr.' II. Eugene Myers,
y. s. n, and grandmother OF Debra
zee Iv My Funeral sr HO% R Rs7 S Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. after 10 am
services will be neld on Monday,
S SslS Il M.smoarl.l ' Park. 'n''rT T.
MURRAY, CLARA on Tuesday, Juls
iin,v. IsISS' ns9rEe MRashi MEs
beloved wife OF William Murray
sister OF Ida, Florence, Wilson, Isaac
and CUISINE Marshalh devoted, friend
Of Lottie Hughes, She also Is sur
The lats Mrs. f murray yt may sp5 Be ' viewed
At the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
day. July 10 Mass ass. VII be q:
New York ave. NV, at o am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
O'BRIEN, FRANCIS J. On wednes-
day July is, 1859, FRANcis J.
o'BRIEN Of 405 East Capitol st /,
beloved father of Mrs, Mary Frances
Phillips and Michael james oBrien,
Francis j. oBrien. Funeral from
the james T. Ryan Funeral HONG
IS, at o. am. REQUIEM mass al
sst Peters sns ch I4Is5s, AZ iDv 9sp
terment Mount olivet Cemetery.
o'RRIEN. JULIUS J, on Thursday,
ptsl JtLIus u.s. \ o's nsfiasnS 81 4 nGSs
ST Barpabss I'd. Sc, beloved hus-
band Of Mary Elizabeth O'Brien
father Of Edward z. and julius E
UaTd STStssr Marie Ii EFf & s sSS eS
son and Virginia Hardin He also
Friends may cali 81 tie Lee ssA Fansrs
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n e
where services VIII be held on Mon
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
PATTERSON. MARY J. On Thurs.
Hospital, S MARY i : RAf + ssSSSOe y
wife of the late Harry F, Patterson
and mother Of Mrs. Gilbert K
t dTesne 1rs5 shs also survived By
interment were private.
RINKER, JACOB L. On Thursday
Hospital Center, JACOB /. RiNK Eff
beloved husband Of Mrs. Helen WIND.
sor Rinker and father OF Edwarc
4; Rinker he also Is survived By
and Scott Rinker; i've sister
and one brother. Friends ma!
call at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1906
st. NV, after z pm. Thursday
July 10 Funeral services will 81
held at the above funeral home or
saturday, July Is, at II am. In.
terment Presbyterian Cemetery
Alexandra. Va. II,
klNkER, JACOB L. Members OF the
A Policemen's Association will
NTSM attend the funeral Of theil
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On Monday. July 10, 1860, THEO.
DORE GRANT Of 1902 Vermont ave
nv. SURVIVING are two sisters,
Park. N. j.. and Mrs. Mary Spriggs
two nteces, Mrs. Alberta johnson
and Miss Helen Grant: one nephew
James Harris Of New York, and other
relatives and friends. After 8 pm
at the Palmer Funeral Home. Az Al.
st. ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, July IS, at
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene.
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lratha

Day: duly Is: 1859 at 81 1. J, Ms / IA,
aSRyEy Beloved Ss VII. a & Jdssph
yey Of washington, b. g. and John
r. Harvey Of Akron, Ohio; sister
OF Mrs. Allen Macrae, William, Harry
and John Mace. She also Is sllrs
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
$40 ana sns sat ssi ' July Is is, u ~!
QUEEN mass VIII be offered At stl
Mount sss: HotSliyes Cemetery s in'i KiRdls
omit flowers. IL 4
HAwLEy, JOHN CECIL. on wsdnes-
Sts 'u JOHN cEeit H2 SSSHIs Ao 81
Wash WSSshIin Mt. D G. brother q Mrs. r.,
S asmGsa a ssrv CESS viii Sef b hs iSie
0awler's Chapel, 1888 Pa. ave, NV,
on Monday, July 20, at 1918 pm,
Interment Arlington National Gene
HAYES. JOHN WILLIAM. on wednes-
Go s SS JOHN sOV william Il StSieI EAY YES
beloved husband Of Minnie Z, Hayes,
brother OF Mrs, Geneva Stott, Mrs.
Martha Bats. Mrs. Mary Lee Whit;
81 wilson sha h ar'. ssSS.ce sAt az ne
s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
yg0l l4th s.. NV on SATURDAY
July 1S, az ? pm. barking tacili-
.issl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
HICKMAN. HARVEY KALB. on Thurs
day DAY.; Jgly IT, 1899, HARVEY K S;,Id5
Spring, Nd. husband Of Josephine
Shue Hickman and brother Of Miss
Edith N. Hickman and 1; Parson
PumDR ae Funeral II Home Sns s4s4 oeo r
gia ave-. Silver Spring, Md. park
ing facilities). Notice OF services
HOGAN, CLYDE HOWARD. suddenly,
on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1853, CLYDE
HOWARD HOGAN OF ] Leightonn
D 6ae H:. silver sprinS Nd and husband tHhs
Of Robert Clyde HcSsn, Mr. Hogan
rests at the Warner z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. ,ss434 qeorSia ave,
al 1890 pm. tpSfkins faciiitiesl.
1nterment Evergreen Cemetery, Port-
land. Me. sympathy may be ex-
pressed d n the form Of memorials
Association, .S74s Howard, ave, Ken
sington; Md, Portland Me-. pa
pers please copy.I
HOGAN, CLYDE H. The onaeers and
a members OF Naval Lodge,
W { +. !: e.; !! !; : !
Warner E Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
Md. at 1890 pm. Saturday. July
Is. BY order Of the Worshipful
ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary.
HOGAN, CLYDE H. onicers and mem
bers OF Miriam Chapter,
NN No %, o. e. s.. are hereby
w notified OF the death Of
.A&A CLYDE H. HOGAN, Past
afRS Patron. Friends may call
W at the Warner Z. Pum-
phrey Funeral Homo, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
Funeral on Saturday, july IS, 1883,
EVA L. KINGsBuRY. u
Worthy Matron.
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July is, 1853. JESSE B. G GffPoS q
ia Uren pl. ne. father Of Charles
1; Gildon and stepfather Of Mrs.
virginia stunkel, He also is sur
vived by grandchildren. Services
ct the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on Satur-
day, July Is. at l pm. (parkins
tae11tiesD. Interment Fort Lincoln
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GAkNEk, WALTER d. on Wednes-
Village, WALTER B. GARNER. be: e:
loved father Of Mrs. Ellen Miller
ana MT William Garner, He also
liam and James Garner: five grand
children and other relatives. After
pm; Friday, July II, friends are
invited to call at the District Nor
tlelans Funeral Home, 1900 Vermont
Is, at 10 an, from st. Phillip
Episcopal Church, Aquasco, Md. In
terment church cemetery. Arrange
mentS by John d. Watson
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StMBRY. VINCENT A. suddenly. /,

July IS, 1853. JANIS 7. BUR-
= RElL Of SO 7th st. Sc. husband
@cf Mrs Beatrice W. BurreI. Also
= surviving are one sou. three brothers,
- three sisters one uncle. one aunt.
other relatives and friends. After
pn- Friday. July Il. friends may
call ct MS late residence. Funeral
and interment Rocky Mount. N. c
ArrangemenrS By the johnson &
jenkins Funeral Home. 4SO4 Geor-
ga ave nv
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TYSON SON., RAYMOND YIN u Suddenly. on

UNMACK, JAMIE VICTORIA. On Sun
S&SY 'g JAMIE r. V 1asa K kapH NnS S1y
and mother Of John William I'm
mack. Memorial services will be
held at st. Adams Episcopal Church,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin ayes.
NV on Saturday. July is, ct II
tons may be sent to st. Adams
Building Fund 60 N
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GS si q F RASS4 Ialy Pfp'i 1859 'nii
the District General Hospital. Mr.
HENRY B BOWENS Of 1IOa eth
= 81 ne Remains resting at the
= Eau Bros. Funeral Fome. 62l Flor
= ida ave. nv. Notice Of funeral
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HUMPHERSON. JOSEPH H.. Sr. On
Hospital, JOSEPH H. HUldPHERsoN,
Sr.. of 1906 Hamline st. ne. hus-
band Of the late Annie E. Humber
son, father Of Joseph H. HuInpher-
son. IT., and Mrs Harry L. Siye,
brother of Mrs. Norah X. Miller,
Mrs. Amelia Sigh, Mrs. Eva Gun.
nington, Fred Humpherson and Ed
win league. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, Atm st. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held on Saturday, July IL, at IL
am. Interment Glenwood Gene
terry. II
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July is 1859, al the washington
Sanitarium, FRANK B. KNIGHT,
beloved husband Of June L. Knight,
father Of william Frank and Darlene
Marie Knight, brother Of Mrs, r.
Friends may call at the Tskoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV.
parking oppositel Services at the
Sligo s.. D. A. Church on Friday,
July II. at 2 pm Intcrment
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Tanley I'd = Silver Spring. Md. on
doiyn 3. Elliott, father Of Dolores
@. Warnke. grandfather of Robert
warnke, son OF conchita Elliott. He
also is survived by four brothers and
three sisters Remains resting at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd, until
Saturday, July Is, at els am.
Mass at st. Camillus Catholic
Church. Silver Spring. Md. at 10
Am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry
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CARROLL. GERTRUDE L. In lovinS
remembrance of my dear friend
GERTRUDE L. CARROLL, who
passed away three years ago today
July II, 1856.
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GRANT, THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Family may be seen at the home o.
spriggs. IS 7 st. ne, washington
d. c., and home of his niece. Mrs
Alberta johnson. 4003 Webster 81.
Brentwood, Nd. r. v. Horton, Nor
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6SRNEs. LOUISE MARIE. On Thurs
fhAPPEIL. GEoRGE D. on wednes.

ca PHHH e r. ,4 lSs se.t G5oRo E.r p
-do1- Va, husband Of Agnes Chap
pei. father Of Mrs. Leunis HaEeT
and grandfather Of Susan HaEer,
: al Of Herndon. Va: brother OF
Oliver and Norman ChappeIl of
Washington. D. c.. and Mrs. Alverna
AoUntioy Of Warrenton, Va Friends
may call at the Green PLnerai Home,
10l Eden St, Herndon. Va. where
eerVices viii be held en- Saturday.
= July is, at pm. DIST Interment
!. National Memorial Park Cemetery,
. Pals Church. Va. II