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IL. Tumosun,2 "a,
Native of DC.

Lawrence J. Tamosan, "a, son
Of Mai. and Mrs. Henry Tamo-
san, HyattSville, died Wednes-
day in a highway accident near
Coolidge, Ariz.
Mr.. Tamosan, a liquor store
operator in Coolidge, was on a
fishing trip when the accident
occurred.
Born in the District, he grew
up in Hawaii, where his father
served in the Air Force.
Mr.. Tamosan leaves his wife,
Carol, and a son, Lawrence, jr.,
of Coolidge; a sister, Dolores
500; a brother, Dennis, and his
parents, all of HyattSville.
Funeral services and burial
will be Monday in Coolidge.
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Miss Sheehon, n,
Federal Retiree

: Services were held yesterday
in Syracuse, N. Y, for Miss
Mary E. Sheehan, II, a retired
employee of the Army Trans
portation Corps, who died
Tuesday in a Syracuse hospital.
A native of Syracuse, Miss
Sheehan formerly lived at 500
Four Mile road, Alexandria,
and had resided in the District
for 40 years.
Miss Sheehan began her
Government career during
World War I and subsequently
worked for the Surgeon Gen.
erals Office and the Internal
Revenue Service.
She leaves a sister, Mrs.
Frederick Cole of Syracuse; a
brother. Daniel Sheehan of
Ontario, Canada, and a half
brother, William Carleton of
Syracuse
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Students Reverse
fraternity Curb at
Woodrow Wilson

A general referendum by the
students of Woodrow Wilson
High School today scotched a
recent student council ruling
which would have made fra
ternity and sorority members
ineligible for positions in stu
dent government.
The final tally showed that
791 pupils were against the
ruling, as opposed to 486 in
favor.
Before the voting, Mary 10
PyleS, IT, of 1914 Forty-fourth
street N.W.-herself a member
of Delta Rho Gamma-Spoke
over the public address system
to support the council decision
to deny the jobs.
Spokesman for the opposi-
ton was Eric Reuther, IT, Of
370l Porter street NV, the
president of Pi Delta Fra
ternity.
The student council, which
meets next week, is expected to
abide by the referendum.
The position of the Board Of
Education has been that stu
dents may belong to fraterni-
ties and sororities, but all club
activity during school time or on
school grounds is forbidden.
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Mrs. Krupsow
OfSiIver Spring

Mrs. Louis Krupsaw, IS, a
resident OF Washington since
1920 and wife Of a local busi-
neSsman. died Tuesday at
Doctors Hospital. She lived at
1908 Dayton street. Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Krupsaw's husband was
the owner and operator. with
his two sons, Of the Sleep
Center. at 807 Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
She leaves. besides her hus-
band Of the home address. her
sons. David. Of 2i3 Forest Glen
road, Silver Spring. and Selden.
OF the home address: four
sisters. Mrs. Charles II. Ber-
gain OF 4845 Linnean avenue
NV, Mrs. Clara Goldstein OF
Springfield, Mass: Mrs. Sylvia
Berman and Mrs. Bertha
Cohen. both Of West Hartford,
Conn. and a brother. Al Silver
ton Of Springfield.
Services we're 70 be held at
IL am. today at the Goldberg
funeral home. 4217 ninth street
NV. with burial In the Ohev
Sholom-Talmud TcEah Gene
terry.
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Funeral Rites Held
For DR.. Sothoron

Funeral services were held
last Wednesday in Leonard
town, Md, for DR.. Levin D.
Sothoron, who served for 46
years as physician at the Char
lotte Hall Military Academy.
DR.. Sothoron died last Sunday
in La Plata. Md.
Once a student at Charlotte
Hall, DR.. Sothoron was known
to st. Marys County residents
as one of the last of the "horse-
and-buggy" country doctors. He
delivered more than 1000
babies during his career.
DR.. Sothoron entered George
town University in 1892 and
practiced in the District for
about eight years after his
graduation. In 1905 he moved
to Charlotte Hall, Md, and
opened a practice which he
kept for five years. He then
accepted the Job at the acad-
envy.
Barring a brief two-year
break, DR.. Sothoron remained
at the school until his death.
He once recalled that he
charged 81 for a house call and
so cents for an Office visit
when he began general practice.
He leaves a sister, Miss Grace
Sothoron. His nephew, Col.
Norwood S. Sothoron, is the
commander of Charlotte Hall
Military Academy. Burial was
in Leonardtown.
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Washington and died a bache-
lor. During his term with the
Police Department he served
first on the wagon and then on
the foot patrols, He was also
on the White House police de-
tail through three presidential
administrations - Theodore
Roosevelt's. william Howard
raft's and Woodrow wilson's.
On the day he retired. at the
age OF II. Mr.. Mcmahon told
friends he had no special plans
for the future except TO do
his best to avoid crowds which
he got enough Of as a police
man."
He leaves a sister. Mrs. Mar
garet Tolson Of 96l2 Cedar
Lane. Bethesda.
Services will be held at $50
am tomorrow at Geier's Fu-
neral home. 36O5 Fourteenth
street NV. with requiem mass
at Q am. at st. Martins Church,
North Capitol and p streets.
Burial will be In Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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H. L. Spies, D. c.
Personnel Aide

Howard L. Spies. as, q Dis
trict Government personnel
worker. died Wednesday in
Canton, Ohio.
Mr.. Spies of 900 East Capitol
street, who was on sick leave,
died after an operation at a
city hospital.
A District employee for the
last five years, Mr.. Spies held
a personnel assistants post in
the central personnel office.
Earlier, he had served as per-
sonnet officer for the Welfare
Department.
A native Of Urichville, Ohio.
Mr.. Spies lived in Canton dur
ing the early years of his life.
He attended the University Of
Washington, at Seattle, and
George Washington University
here.
Mr.. Spies, bachelor, is sur
vived by two sisters. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow
in Canton.
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Bartender Held
InHousebreukinq

A 26-year-old bartender was
charged with houSebreaking to-
day after he came slithering
into his employers restaurant
through a Skylight.
Capt. John Hughes of the
first police precinct said he
had two policemen staked out
in the Rendezvous Restaurant,
400 Tenth street NV, last
night because the place had
been broken into several times
in the last several months.
Pvts. Leo E. Spencer and
Allen D. Wolf we're hidden in
the Rendezvous between 6 and
7 am. today, they said, when a
man began sliding through q
skylight. They seized him and
he turned out to be Robert Lee
Higgs, 26, of the TOO block of
@ street NV, a Rendezvous
barkeep.
Taken before United States
Commissioner James SplaiA,
Higgs waived a preliminary
hearing and was ordered held
for the grand jury under $4,000
bond.
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Walter A. Keefer,
Ex-MuiI Worker

Walter A. Keefer, 63, retired
Post Office employe. died We'd
nesday at Mount Alto Hospital
after a long illness.
Mr.. Keefer, a veteran of
World War y retired from Fed
eral service after 80 years in
1913.
He leaves his wife, Mary,
of the home address, 1904
Shepherd street NE, and two
sons, John. of 1905 Allison
street, Mount Rainier, Md, and
William, also of the home ad-
dress.
Mr.. Keefer also leaves a
brother, Hubert. Of Adelphi
Hills, Md; a sister, Mrs. Lydia
E. Haley. of Wilmington, Del,
and two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
70 am. Monday at Hysong's
Funeral Home, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Auurutnp

DAvIDow, ALEcK n. There VII BE-
an snysiiing = T s,s mssihtsc,2 NJ
DAViDow. beloved husband oil bss.
~ payidoN and father OF Herbert
pavidow on sunday May =, lhhe,
a. II an, AZ the hnai iaLael Con-
sEeeasion S,emesrY' harnaba,
friends Invited,
n1ILLER. MINNIE, sunday. MAY 8.
1889 AZ ON. there VIII be an
% Sssslss !, *, i.,s% StssiR MSR s
and Mr. Sol okun. 81 the Seth
eholom Congregation .cemelery Rel
ativea and friends invited y
There win Be an unveilinT Of 4
RosENDosSRF SHAPIRO. BELOVED
potheA Of AbneT !. and Herbert
kosenderf, on sunday, May .;
1859, AZ II an, In the B'nai Israel
Cemetery, ~ harnabaa Id, Oxon
HI, Ma kslatiVea ssns irl,eaaas
SIMON, JULIUS L. There viii be an
unwilling IN memory OF JULIUS L
SIMON. beloved husband OF lillian
Simon and father Of Raymond.
Ernest and lsetta. on, Sunday. May
Nelly, a Fa,, N c k1ns DA Va
RELATIVES and friends invited. 26.l,2
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Andrew Osutrof,
u Years in Navy

Andrew Osatrof, A, a re-
tired Navy chief petty officer,
died yesterday in Bethesda
Naval Hospital of a long-stand-
ing heart ailment.
Chief Osatrof served % years
in the Navy, until illness forced
his retirement in 1855.
Besides his wife, Effie, of the
home address, 5000 Eighty-f1fth
avenue, Hyattsville, he leaves
"a daughter, Mrs. Henry Har-
rison, with whom the couple
made their home; a son, Jesse,
of 1901 Twenty-first street
NV, and two grandchildren.
Chief Osatrof also leaves his
mother, Mrs. Helen OSatrof. of
st. Petersburg, Fla; a sister,
Mrs. Mary Fedoruk, of Sum-
init, N. j., and a brother, Cal,
of Denver, Colo.
Funeral services will be at
1870 pm. Monday in Hysong's
Funeral Home, 1900 N street
NV, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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ficer at Mount Alto Hospital
before entering general practice
in 1916. He was a member of
the Montgomery County Medi-
cal Society and a trustee Of
the Warner Memorial Presby-
terrain Church in Kensington.
He leaves his wife, the former
Margarte Finegan, of the home
address; three sons. Thomas.
jr., II; Donald 10, and James
NJ, 5, and two daughters, Nancy
IA, and Mary Jane, IL, all Of
the home address.
Also surviving are his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Hindman
of Burgettstown; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Helen Clark of WASH
ington, Pa. and Mrs. Hettie
Krause of Haddenfield. N. j..
and brother, the Rev. DR.. Lloyd
Hindman, an armed forces mis-
sionary stationed in Korea.
Services we're to be held at
1880 pm. today at the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
with burial in Parklawn Gene
terry.
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Accord Seen
On Aid Loans
BY the Associated Press


The Senate has voted 5000
million to tide over the De-
velopment Loan Fund for the
next two months. President Eli
senhower had asked for $225
million.
The House already had voted
500 million for this purpose of
lending money to friendly coun-
tries to help build their econo-
mics. A compromise is expected
to be reached between the House
and Senate figures, perhaps
$3.50 million.
The 5000 million amount was
included in a catch-all appro-
priation bill totaling $685.
02,8O5, which the Senate APP
proved yesterday, 80-1. The
money is for various agencies
which are running short of cash
for the rest of the fiscal year,
which ends June 80.
The Senate also voted to tie
up Navy funds unless Marine
Corps strength is restored to
200, 900.
The unanimous voice vote
followed a similar move
Wednesday to compel a rever-
sal of Army manpower cuts.
with actual and potential
crises being created by the
Kremlin in Berlin, the Middle
East and the Far East" Sena-
tor Mansfield, Democrat of
Montana, told the Senate,
"this is no time for our Nation
to weaken it's defenses.
Senator Mansfield, an ex-
was author of the
amendment designed to halt
the planned reduction in Ma
rine Corps strength to 175,OOO
by June 80.
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U.S.. Gift Trunsmitter
Dedicated BY Iran

TEHERAN. Iran, May l
(AP).-An American-donated
broadcasting studio with a 100
watt transmitter was dedicated
by the Shah yesterday.
1t will give Radio Iran power
to answer Soviet propaganda
broadcasts, Radio Director
General NoSsratullah Moeinian
said.
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Reginald ArkeII, 76

CRICKLADE, England, May
l (AP).-Reginald Arkell. rs.
British author ramatist best
known abroad for his novel
"Old Herbaceous," died today
after a long illness. He wrote
or elaborated on the book
and lyrics of a dozen success
full British musical shows and
founded the popular magazine
Men Only"
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Mrs. Bess Church,
Reur Admirul's Wife

Mrs. Bess v. Rist Church,
wife of Rear Admiral Gaylord
Church, USN retired, died yes
terday of a heart attack in
Clearwater, Fla.
Admiral and Mrs. Church
were District residents from
l943 to 1945 when Admiral
Church was stationed here as a
superitending civil engineer for
the Navy Department. Services
will be held this week end In
Clearwater.
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phia, Joseph. and DR.. William
Bullock. both Of the home adj
dress, and three grandchildren.
A fourth son, DR.. George S,
Bullock, died in 1913.
Funeral services win be at
l pm. Monday in the Third
Baptist Church. with burial in
Lincoln Memorial Cemtery.
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Darn uf Uhauka

ists nonHHE cEPPoRss, Hiis q q pa va
ceppos. mother Of DR.. Jacob ceppos
and Mr., Harry ceppos. grandmother
OF Sandra, Linda and Jerry Ceppos
and sister OF Abe, Joe. Morris and
Harry Friedman. wish 70 express
tude to all friends and relatives for
lions 70 the Heart Fdnd and trees
planted In Israel in her memory.
THE CEPPOS FAMILY.
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NELLIE, EEfzAB iHsffi''1 ANNIE AND
THARI LES

JOHN M. CASSEI, VINO departed
May l, 1915.
Never forgotten. -
NELLIE, ELIZABETH, ANNIE AND
CHARLES
DAVIS, ROSIE I. In loving mem;
L. DAVIS, who passed away one
year ago today. May l, 1858.
You will always be missed, but never
DAUGHTERs. MRS. SADIE HARRIS
AND MRS. EVELYN DAVIS.
EDWARDS. EOfs THOMAS. IN 10y
eg neR0T TyHS Sf F deyStss sap Tbo
departed this life eleven years
ago today, Nav l, 1913.
We did not know the pain you bore,
And We didn't see you die:
We only know you went away
And didn't say good-by.
DEV ySyIGE2r MoTHER; lp Ar TB B9N44
Err, WILLIAM.
GRIER. ALEATHA. In loving memory
GRIER. who departed this life nine
teen years ago, May ], 1910.
Gone, but not forgotten.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAG
GLE.
HARVEY. REV. JAMES t. In fond
JAMES T. HARVEY, who passed
eighteen years ago, May L. 1871.
His WORK was done, his labors Ger,
And now he sleeps to wake no more
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS.
MAY, CHARLES n. In loving mem
DRY of our dear husband and father
CHARLES N. MAY, who left US three
years ago today, May /. 1866.
To have. to hold, and then part
After f1fty-three years, cuts deep
into our hearts;
You we're so gentle. kind and true.
There is nothing for others you
wouldn't DO.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MARY, AND
DAUGHTER. LOUISE.
MIDDLETON, ALEXANDER, AND
ADAMS. EDITH MIDDLETON. In
memory of ALEXANDER MIDDLE
TON, who passed away May ].
1857, and EDITH MIDDLETON
ADAMS, May 10 1850.
Nothing but love. timeless within
Can hide the seasons, watch the
And wait the sweet return of Leaf
THEIR DEVOTED FAMILY.
SCOTT, JOSEPHINE A. In lovins
memory of MRS. JOSEPHINE A
SCOTT. who departed this life one
year ago today.
HER SON AND GRANDCHILDREN
EUGENE H. SCOTT, Sr.
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DEATHS
Announcements

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
Scott, Myrle E, w. w. Chambers Co.
Foster, Willett J. w. W. Chambers Co.
Ogle, William E. W W Chambers Go
Merritt, Eugene W. W. Chambers Co,
Morrison.
Robert v. W. w. Chambers Co,
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RRoWNLEE, RoBERT WILLIAM. {

Wednesday, April 30, 1863, at his
ROBERT WILLIAM BRoWNLEE, be-
loved husband OF Ethel K. Brownlee
Flagstaff, Ariz. He also is survived
by three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Monday,
MAY 4, at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery, 3
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I'M Mrntnrtant

JOHN NJ. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear father,
JOHN NJ. CASSEL, who departed
this life forty-three years ago today,
May l, 1915.
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RIuLOCK. REV. GEORGE OLIYER
CASTLE. JOHN EDWARD. sr.

w @ednesdsS' April IS. 1865, JOHN
band Of Florence A. Castle (nee
Barnesl and father of Mrs. Ethel
NJ. Cushing of Silver Spring. Md:
ence E. Besll. John E., jr.: Rich
ard A. and George M. Castle, all
of Laurel, Nd Nineteen grand
children also survive. Funeral serv-
ices at the Donaldson Funeral Home,
3l3 Talbot ave, Laurel Md, on
Saturday, May .. at pm. inter-
ment Ivy Hi CemeterY. l
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BROWN. GERTRUDE. On sunday

SfPsTii GE "a 1881 BhoSS sIs b sSas
daughter OF Sadie Williams Also
surviving are three aunts, two
uncles and host Of other relatives
and friends. After 5 pm. Friday,
May l, friends may call at the
Nd. Funeral services on Satur-
day, May 2, at pm, at the
Warren Chapel, Martinsburg, Md,
the Rev Alonzo Graham officiating
Interment church cemetery.
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nFrRR MAI GIN RoYDEN e. Jr

BRANSoN, ROBERT. On Monday
April 81. 1859. at the District Cen
eral Hospital, ROBERT BRANSON,
husband OF Margaret BranSon Of
1907 23d st. NV. He also leaves
two brothers and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Funeral on
Saturday, May 2, at pm. from
Boyd's Funeral Home, 1898 Goth
at n W
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ApHii Is. 1888 1883, LOUIS r. r, BEckER.
beloved husband Of Della Becker
and devoted father Of Haywood
Becker. He also is survived BY two
sisters. Mrs. Rose Klonin and Mrs.
Frances Astran, and two brothers,
Morris and Charles Becker Funeral
a. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
st. NV. on Friday, May !, at
$3.50 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers,
the family suggests contributions
may be made to the Women's Amer
lean ORT. Bob-O-Link Chapter.
HiRhland Park Ill
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cOHEN. REBECCAa on Thursday.

CV HDrii go E f55S. REsSGcA 9 QUEEN
beloved mother Of Mrs. Selma Walsh
Irwin, Sidney, James r. and Charles
Cohen, all of Norfolk, Va. She alst
is survived by her mother, Mrs
Nathan Cohen; four sisters, Mrs
Ben Cooper, Mrs. Ida Lichty anC
Miss Gertrude Cohen. all of Nor.
folk; three brothers, Joseph Coher
of Annapolis, Nd; Philip Cohen o.
Norfolk and David Cohen; six grand
children and five great-grandchil,
dren. Funeral services at the Der.
nard Danzansky g. Sons Funera
Home. 350l 14th st. NV, on Sun.
day, May g. at 10 am. Interment
George Washington Lodge Cemetery
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JONES. DIR. 7. GLENN. ON Tuesday

'O April e. IS, iia56, At cafrol M Manor,
JONES beloved husband of Laura
De Neale Jones and brother of
Mrs. Susan Harper Friends may
call at the Safell Funeral Home,
AS H st, W.. where funeral seTy-
ices will take place on Friday, May
/. at 2 pm Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery
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JOHNSON. MARGARET ELLEN,

tuesday. April rs, 1859. at Freed
JOHNSON. She is survived BY a
loving mother. Mrs Virginia John
son: a devoted father, Mr.. LENA
johnson: one brother, four sisters,
a grandfather, other relatives and
many friends Remains resting at
Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You st.
NV, where services will be held
on Saturday, May 2, at IL noon,
the Rev LIE Roy Waldo officiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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JOE JOsEPHINE. on wednesday,

April 80, 1853, JOSEPHINE JOE
Of 551S C st. Sc, loving mother
OF Mrs Margaret Goodman, sister
of Mrs. Rebecca Jones and Esaw
Jones. She also leaves Ave neph-
ews, eight nieces. other relatives
and friends The late Mrs. Joe
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 80 H st. ne, after 4
pm. Friday, May 1. Funeral serv-
Purity Baptist Church, 1925 Mary
land ave ne, at ! pm. the Rev.
H. @ Hockett officiating. Inter-
rnert WoodlaWn Cemetery
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XpPii 30, = 1853, at her Te iid sTes
loo ESEt pf S.Iovsd St wife is of Is5
A. Goodspeed mother Of George
Helwig and Alfred Goodspeed, sister
Of Agnes Chick and Marion Hatton.
Friends may call at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home, l31 18th
st. Sc, until Monday, May 4, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at St..
Francis Xavier Church at 3 am.
Relatives and friends invited In
terment Cedar Hill Cenetery. 3
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hkUFsAM' MAKf: On IleSday, AprII
wife Of Louis krupsaw. devoted
mother of David and Selden Rrup-
saw all Of Silver Spring, Nd She
also is survived by one brother
and four sisters-Al Silverton and
Mrs. Clara Goldstein, both OF Spring
field, Mass: Mrs. Bertha Cohel
and Mrs. Sylvia Berman, both OF
West Hartford Conn; Mrs. Elsie
Ee11azin of Washington. D c.. and
three grandchildren. Services al
the c d Goldberg & Son FGneia
Home. 1917 9th st. NV, on Friday
May /, at II am. Interment Ohe'
Sholom-T Torah Cemetery
In mourning at 1908 Dayton St
Siv ts, sp of sov mo miSy 5eqseSs
made to the D. c. Cancer AiC
Group.
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iUBIN, SIDNEY. Suddenly.

Wednesday, April %, 1859 SIDNEY
GUBIN OF 1906 Both I'd, N. -Arl. be-
loved husband OF Mildred Volkman
Gubin and devoted father OF Miss
Gubin. He also is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Dora Gubin, a
sister. Mrs Juliet Moss OF San
Francisco, Calf. two brothers,
Irving Paul Gubin of San Francisco
and Emil x Gubin. Mr.. Gubin rests
at the Bernard DanZansky IL Sons
Funeral Home 1901 14th st NV,
unit II noon Friday, May l.
Funeral services at the Washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION, Massachusetts,
ave and Macomb st. NV, at $50
pm. Interment Washington Hebrew
I Congregation Cemetery. In lieu
of flowers. the family suggests that
contributions may be made to the
Sidney Gubin Memorial Fund. in
care Of the Washington Hebrew
CONGREGATION
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April u, 1859. DoR1s MAE fsEER
Of 500 L st. NV, wife Of the late
Mr.. Isler. She is survived by
five children, two sisters, one
brother and other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at the
Joynes Funeral Home, 116 Massa-
chuSetts ave NV, between Z and
10 pm. Friday, May /, where
services will be held on Saturday,
May 2, at ? pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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JONES. VIRGINIA LEWIS. On Thurs

O day, April 30, 1855 6S' at the WASH WASH
ington Hospital Center, VIRGINIA
ert Copeland Jones Of "Knollwood, F."
Potomac, Nd, mother Of Robert
Copeland Jones. ir.. Mrs. s. Dykhui-
zen Of Frankfurt, Germany. and
Kenneth Page Jones Friends may
call at Gawler'S Chapel. 1855 Pa.
ave NV Services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday, May
4, at ! pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, 3
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NICHOLS. WILLIAM L., sr. On
linsIo SnAY H aR5 30 WILLIAM Will Al L.
NICHOLS, Sr., of 27Ol South Fern
St. Arlington, Va, the beloved hus-
father Of William 1. Nichols. jr',
and brother of Mrs Elizabeth Ashby
and Mrs. Eva Barnes. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and, Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Saturday.
May 2 at l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery,
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HALLER. CLAUDE BERNARD.

Tuesday, April -, 1859. al George
town University. Hospital; CLAUDE
Kensington St, Arlington, Va, be-
loved husband OF Helen v. Halter,
father of Mrs Henry Carter Mrs
Bernice Reynolds. Mrs. Betty Nell
son Mrs Loretta Grimm, Mrs. Lor-
raine Dawson and Francis Halter
brother OF Mrs Regina Holford and
Mrs. Theresa York He also is
survived bv twenty-one grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va, until $40 am.
Monday. May 4 thence to st. AIMS
Catholic Church, 1919 North 10th
St. Arlington Va, where mass will
be offered at 9;15 am Interment
Arlisnton National Cemetery. 3