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Benson ScuttIinq
Form Bill Effort,
EIIender Churoes

Senator Ellender, Democrat
Of Los Angeles, has accused
Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son of scuttling prospects for
a farm bill by insisting on leg
islation already rejected by
Congress.
Senator Ellender, chairman
of the Agriculture Committee,
informed the Senate he re-
ceived some old proposals yes
terday from Mr.. Benson which
said Mr.. Benson didn't even
bother to rewrite.
Senator Ellender said Mr..
Benson did this despite a
promise from President Eisen-
hover last Saturday that the
administration would offer
farm legislation in a form
that will prove to be accept
able to the Congress and in
such form that I can approve
consistently with the interests
of all Americans"
Instead, Senator Ellender
said Mr.. Benson sent up leg
islative proposals that are
verbatim, line for line, word
for word, with the suggestions
he presented to the committee
in February"
Senator Ellender said the
proposals were rejected earlier
this year by both Senate and
House Agriculture Committees.
by Congress as a whole, and
ARE not supported by any of
the major farm organizations"
1T is obvious that the Sec
rotary of Agriculture is once
again laying the cornerstone
for what I feel sure will be a
series of Nationwide speaking
trips endeavoring to lay the
blame for no new farm legis-
lation at the doorstep of Con-
gress, Senator Ellender said.
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G.A.CuIver, Retired EmpIoye
Of DC. Water Department

7701 Greeley road, Hyattsville,
Md, and Mrs. Mary Jane
Tasker of Phoenix, Ariz.; five
sons, Harry c., of TOLL Eigh-
tenth avenue, West Hyatts-
vile; Howard j., of Seat Pleas
ant, Md; John E., of 4207
Fifty-sixth avenue, Hyattsville;
william B., of 1851 Epping
road, Silver Spring, and Robert
E., of Hebron. KY.
Also surviving are two sis
tiers, Mrs. Nettie Ford of Ar
lington and Mrs. Mollie Bow
man of Laguna Beach, Calf,
and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
1880 pm. Friday at the Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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CUhIIS, SARAH JANE. On Saturday,
pitai, SARAH JANE CURTIS She
Is survived by her husband, Mr..
Preston Curtis; two children, Sarah
devoted mother. Mrs. Eva Mae Wal
ton: tive sisters, three brothers, other
relatives and many devoted friends.
Friends may call at the Joynes Fu-
neral Home, ll6 Massachusetts ave.
NV, on Tuesday, August 4. after
PM. where funeral services will
be held Wednesday, August s. al
$50 pm. Interment Woodlawn
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Jack Fruzier

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 5
Frazier, 81, a
wild-catter of Gulf
Coast oil exploration in the
l93Os, died yesterday of cancer.
His first major discovery was in
The Hardin field in 1885. In all
ne scored 10 discoveries OF
major field extension. He was
porn at Polk County, Iowa.
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Vernon D. George, 81, Of
1928 r street Sc. died Mon
day evening in George Wash
ington University Hospital.
Mr.. George, a civil engineer
and surveyor, was vice presi-
dent and treasurer of Seybolt
and George. Inc, of Silver
Spring. For II years he was
with the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission,
serving as deputy chief engi-
neer in charge of surveys.
About 1910 he left WSSC to
found the Silver Spring firm.
A native of Bayonne, NJ,
Mr.. George was a graduate of
a Woodstock pa high school
and attended West Chester
State Teachers College. He was
a Washington resident for Al
years.
He was a member of the Sill
yer Spring Rotary Club, Amer
lean Association of Engineers,
American Congress on Survey
ing and Mapping, American
Geophysical Union, Princ e
Georges-Montgomery Engi-
neering Society and Washing
ton Association of Credit Men.
Mr.. George was an active
member of Luther Place Me-
mortal Church and served on
the church council for many
years.
He leaves his wife, Mrs,
Claire Dreamer George; a Sis
ter, Miss Edith P. George OF
1925 Connecticut avenue NV,
and four brothers, Frederick w.
George of GAIT Fern lane, Falls
Church; Wilson H. George OF
6212 Carriers lane, East River
dale; Judson George of 6l8
jefferson avenue, Falls Church.
and Douglas E. George of 6l53
North Eleventh road, Arlington.
Friends may call at GaWler's
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W. B. Hodges

HENDERSONvILLE, N. c.,
Aug. 5 (AP).-W. B Hodges, So,
Western North Carolina banker
who served five terms in the
State Senate, died yesterday. He
served in the Senate from the
States 32d district from 1945
through 1858.
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Harry lie Fevre,
Worked for GPO

Harry A LIE Fevre, II, a 20
tired Government Printing Of
flee employe, died Monday after
a long illness at the home of
his father in-law in st. Thomas,
Ontario.
His home here was at 4207
Ingomar street NV. He leaves
his wife, Mrs. Mabel Catchpole
LIE Fevre, of the home address,
and two sisters, Mrs. Calud
lockwood. of EustiS, Fla, and
Mrs. Maud Schrader, of Akron,
Ohio.
Funeral service and burial
will be tomorrow in Akron.
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wednesday, August ). 1850, at her her
E Ess1dsnee c aSSg x S. os. VIM I'M:
Of Albert c. croisdale; mother OF Mrs
Evelyn Mckenzie Joseph L, and John
Lillian Clair and Mrs. Nellie 0umbie.
sister OF Mrs Mae Kelley, Mrs. Anna
Correll and Mrs. Lottie Kelly. She
also is survived by Is grandchildren
and one great-grandchild Friends
Funeral Home. 1871 18th 81. Sc. until
. am. Friday August z. Requiem
mass at st. Thomas More Church,
4235 4th ST. Sc, at 0:3O am Rela-
tlves and friends invited Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church, Va, q
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Service Set Friday

Memorial services for James
K. Donaldson, 81, stepson OF
Air Force Secretary Douglas,
who died last Thursday in
Karachi, Pakistan, will be
held at 2 pm. Friday at
Christ Episcopal Church,
and o streets,
NV. Burial in Arlington
Cemetery will be private.
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discovered, he was assigned to
write poetry once a week. He
later wrote a daily column,
Breakfast Chit-Chat."
Mr.. Guest was associated
with the motion picture in
dustry for several months in
1885 as a writer and later had
his own televiSion show in New
York. His son, Edgar A. BUD =,
jr., is known widely in the
Michigan area as the philo-
sophie aster-of-ceremonies on
a radio variety program.
Mr.. Guests poems extolled
the everyday things Of life. His
last published poem appeared
in today's Free Press and was
entitled 1.-THE Little Mind.
The famed poet was regarded
with affection by the Free Press
editorial staff, whose veteran
members tell of the days when
Mr.. Guest was fond of making
newspaper talk" with report
ers and editors. His visits to
his beloved Free Press grew in
frequent with i'll health and in
recent years much Of his work
was done at home.
Mr.. Guests first commercially
published book was "A Heap O.
Livin'," published in 1916 by
the Reilly & Lee Co. of Chi
cago. The book ran through
more than 80 editions and about
500, 900 copies.
The poets wife, Ellen. died
in 1945. Besides his son, Mr..
Guest is survived by a daughter.
Janet.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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Frank A. English, So.
Head of Planters Co.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Aug
5 (AP).-Frank A. English, SO,
president of Planters Nut &
Chocolate Co., Wilkes-Barre,
died Unexpectedly today in
General Hospital. A resident of
Kingston, he was admitted to
the hospital last night.
In apparent good health, Mr..
English had presided at the
quarterly board meeting OF
Planters yesterday.
Starting his career with
Planters 40 years ago as a
clerk-typist, he worked in all
departments and became head
of the concern in 1916.
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DEATHS
lit Mrmurtant
Announcements Of
0le-laa. - Nh,nhaR,

CARTER, ROSIE. In, memory Of ouI
CARTER. who passed away three
years ago today, August D. 1855
Though absent you are near.
Kept close by memories we hold dear
mrs. HATTIE MOORE ANr
GENEVA HOWE.
LUSBY. LEMUEL F. In sad but loyinI
remembrance of my dear tather
LEMUEL F. LUsBY, who left me
August ., 1871.
Love and memory of you. dear father
Shall never pass away.
DAUGHTER, VIOLA L. soBHY. :
MILLER, AUGUSTUS G. In loving
memory OF our uncle, AUGUSTUS
q MILLER, who passed away eight
years ago today August 3, 1881:
HIS NEPHEWS.
RAND, JOHN MILTON. In memory O.
RAND, who departed this life or
August 5, 1916, thirteen wears age
today.
Beautiful memories OF your love
and your noble character will always
live IN my heart
REYNOLDS-Sacred to the memory OF
GEORGE sSR'ea Of REYNo i'd Who left
US 81 years ago, August .. 1928. and
IRENE RUBY REYNOLDS, AZ years
ago. MAY 9, 1917.
Although life's sun for each must set,
Those whom we love we ne'er forget
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH
Frs
RICE, NELSON HURST. In loving
remembrance of my husband, MEL
SON, who departed this life one year
ago today, August 3, 1858.
Every day in some small way,
Memories Of you come my way;
Time and years go swiftly by,
But love and memories never die.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps us to forget
But time so far has only proved,
How much ! miss him yet.
WIFE, LILY RICE.
THOMAS. CARSON B. In sad. but
loving memory Of our dear. devoted
husband and father, CARSON B
THOMAS, who passed away eight
years ago today, August 5, 1851.
The love you gave us for many years
Will never from US depart:
Though ro you are gone beyond our
You're always in our hearts.
Your life was so unselfish,
And for others you did live;
Not for what you would receive,
But only what you could give.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MARTHA d
THOMAS AND FAMILY.
TYMOUS. FANNIE AND WILLIAM. In
loving memory Of our parents, FAN
ME T. TYMOUS, who passed away
IL years ago today, August 3. 1913
and WILLIAM TYMOUS, seven years
ago. January II, 1862.
THE CHILDREN. OTERO, EVELYN
WILLIAM AND VERA T DAVFN.
PORT
WEEMS, AGNES v. In loving memory
of our dear mother, AGNES v
WEEMS, who passed away August 5
1851
In that misty veil of silence,
So profound and deep:
May your rest be ever peaceful
In that long eternal sleep
DEVOTED CHILDREN, RAYMOND
AND DAISY,
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Funeral Set Friday
For Mrs. Lancer

Funeral services for Mrs. Will
liam LANCER, wife of the Re-
publican Senator from North
Dakota, will be at pm, Fri
ay at the AuguStana Lutheran
hurch, New Hampshire avenue
and V street NV.
Mrs. LANCER, SO. died yester-
Cay at George Washington
University Hospital after a long
illness. She and her husband
observed their 4lst wedding an
niversary last FEBRUARY.
Burial will be in CaSselton,
N. Oak.
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August 8. 1859. COMFORT W. LION
his wife, saliie Mae Lion; two dsusS.
ters. Mrs. R. E Duncan OF Vienna,
Va. and Mrs W. W. Stroup OF
Guatemala city: four sons Ken
worth E and Jack l. Lion of Ma
Vienna, Va. Harold II Lion Of Falls
Church, Va. Friends may call at
Baker g. Son Funeral Home. 3l4
N. West. St, Manassas. Va, where
services will be held Thursday. Au-
gust q, at 80 pm. EDIT. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church Va
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iARDELLA, JOSEPH R. omcer, i,

GLAA' JOSErh b. Othcers and
eske. members Of My Maryland
Post. No 1926. Of the Amer
SIAke lean Legion, are hereby
RHB notified of the death Of
1855 Comrade JOSEPH B. GAR
ez<ls DELLA. Legion services
Will be conducted BY the
ofiicers and members OF Post ia,
on wednesday, August 8, al S.30
pm. at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. and Massachusetts, ave. ne in
tterment Arlington National Gene
tterya JAMES MASSEY, Comdr.
LESTER KINKEL. Adit,
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GALLAGHER, JAMES ANTHONY. o

UALLAuhEk' JAMES ANTHONY. On
WEDNESDAY. august 3, 1859. JAMES
A. GALLAGHER Of $500 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, beloved husband Of
Lilyan H. Gallagher Friends may
call at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV, from
to 8 pm. Wednesday and Thurs
Gabriel,s Church on Friday, August
Z, at $40 am. Interment ArlinR-
ton National Cemetery.
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4, 1859, WiLBERT VANN Of 90
Emerson st, NV. husband of Mrs.
Jacquelin Vann; son Of Ermon and
Mrs. Eula Vann: brother of oscar,
James, Fulton, Willie j.. Thomas,
Mary and Ermon Vann. jr.: nephew
of r. j. Raymond, Oliver and Floyd
Vann and Mrs Mary L. Butler, Mrs.
Nettie Robinson. Mrs. Addie Wallace
and Mrs. Leslie Mosely. Funeral
and interment RoSeboro N c Il
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Edgar A. Guest Dies;
Poet of Plain People,

DETROIT, Aug. 5 (AP). -
Edgar A. Guest. famed poet
whose works we're known to
newspaper readers all over the
world, died today in his sleep,
He was n years Of age.
The cause of death, at 1870
am, was not known immedi-
ately but Mr.. Guests house,
keeper said physicians indi-
Gated he suffered a cerebral
hemorrhage.
At the height of his popular
ity, Mr.. Guest was among the
most widely read men Of his
time. His name was most fire.
quently associated with the
first line of one Of his most
famous poems: 1T takes a
heap O. Twin in a house t make
it home"
Mr.. Guest had been in i'll
health in recent years. Never
theless, his daily poems APP
peared regularly in the Detroit
Free Press and other newspa-
pers up to the time of his death.
Worked on Newspaper
Often called the "poet Of
the plain people," he preferred
to be known as a newspaper
man. He was a reporter, ex-
change editor and a columnist
at the Free Press before de-
voting his life to poetry.
At his peak, his syndicated
daily poem appeared in nearly
300 American newspapers. He
also produced II volumes of
poetry and for a number Of
years appeared on a national
radio program.
Mr.. Guest was born in Bir-
mingham, England. He came
to Detroit with his family while
a boy. After attending public
schools here he worked in a
drug store before joining the
Free Press.
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Vernon George, Surveyor
And Firms Vice President

funeral home. Funeral services
will be held at $3.50 am. tomor-
row at Luther Place Memorial
Church, with burial in Lam
caster, Pa.
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Darn nj Thanka

ZINE, SAMUEL l. We wish to express
TO the comrades OF q, p. o. Post Of
" p. w, Columbia Typographical
Union, No. l0l, and our many friends
and neighbors, both In Washington
and In Sarasota, for their many acts
OF kindness, sympathy floral trib.
utes and contributions TO the Heart
Fund during our recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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Dratha
WORRELL. ALICE.

WORRELL. ALICE. oficers and mem
bers OF Columbia Temple, No
9 i; :; a; !
II be held at S pm. Wednesday
August 5. at the Ernest Jarvis Fu-
neral Home, 1892 You St. NV.
LEONA c. GREENE, Daughter Ruler
BLONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy.
wORRELL, ALICE W, ofhceIs and
members of Ruth Chapter
WI No. s. North Eastern Star;
w You are hereby requested
AAA to attend the funeral Of
EfRS our late sister, ALICE W;
w WORRELL. to be helo
v Thursday, August @, at IL
noon, at the Nineteenth street Sap'
tist Church. 10th and Eye sts. nv
ARTIEMESHIA REDD1CK, W. M.
o oSSWEbbkGIA N J. C WKfGEfAM NJ secy.
WoRRELL, ALICE W. Members Of thG
Helping Hand Club Of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Chureh, are t1ssa -
Der, Mrs. ALICE W. WORRELL. on
Thursday, August 8, at IL noon' Of
'hs MRS ELLA BANNIsTER. Pres.
BLANCHE 7 JONES. Secy.
YOUNG, EMMALLNE. On Saturday.
August /. 1859, .EMMAL1NE YOUNG
OF Linden la, Silver Spring, Mo. be
~ Mrs Hester Petty, Mrs. Catherine
Dent, Mrs. Olivia Nelson and Mrs;
Dorothy Reddix, John, Milton and
Paul Young, She also is survived by
81 grandchildren, three great-grand-
chiiren: one sister, Miss Hester jack
son: one sister-in-law and q host
Of other relatives and friends. After
6 pm. wednesday, August 5, FRIENDS
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home, Rockville, Nd. Funeral serv-
ices Thursday, August 8, at p m =
Md, the Revs. Stemley and z.
Timbers officiating. Interment church
cemetery.
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ESTEP, OSCAR A. On Tuesday, Au-
gust 4. 1859, at his residence, o5II
Easton St, Hillcrest Heights Nd 1,
OSCAR A. ESTEP. beloved husband
Edward Estep. Mrs. Elsie Brown, Mrs.
Arnell Ellis and Mrs. Adalaine Me-
Csrthy brother Of Mrs, Emma Reed
and Mrs. Ida Brown. He also is
survived by nine grandchildren and
hVe great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Horle
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave ne,
where services will be held on Fri
day, August z, at 2:30 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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CLARK. Man. BRUCE E., UsA Rf.

tired. On Monday, August. B. 1854,
at his residenee, 2"l9 Caiifornia St.
CLARK, father of Gretchen HUFF Clark,
brother of Mrs. Sidney E Kent of
New York City, and uncle of Sidney
E. Kent, ir. Services will be held at
Gawler'S Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. on Thursday, August 6,
at 2:15 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery S
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CLAGGETT, BESSIE z. On Saturday

August I, IyOY. az The WASHINGTON
Hospital Center, BESSIE E. CLAG-
E. Lancaster and Mrs Melinda Rus
sell, Thomas and Clarence Claggett
and George Digs and a host Of
other relatices and friends. After
6 pm. Wednesday. August 5. friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home, Rockville, Md Funeral Thurs
day. August g. at IL am. at the
Brook Grove Church. Laytonsville,
Md, the Rev o. BeaSon officiating
Interment church cemetery. B
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Had Own TV Show

While exchange editor at the
Free Press he began to write
poetry, often slipping it into
the newspaper as an exchange
item. When his secert was
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DUsBEY, KATHERINE GRAVES. On

Monday, August 3, Igog kATHER-
INE GRAVES BUSBEY, wife Of the
Rear Admiral L. White Busbey. ir.,
USN (retired), and LIST 1t. Horace
Carlton Busbey, USMC, both deceased.
Services will be held at Gawler S
Chanel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
on Thursday. August 8, at IL am.
ing may make contributions to the
Heart Fund. 5
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BUTT. CORA LEE THOMSON, o.

Monday, August 3, 1859, CORA LEE
THOMPSON BUTT OF Derwood Nd. j,
mother OF Lawrence Edward and
Albert H. Thompson, Mrs william
T. Nobel, Mrs. William F. Little.
Ernest Lee Butt, Mrs. Daisy E. Jen-
Donal: Sister Of Ollie N. shaw, Mrs.
Charles e. Ricketts, and Mrs. Thomas
Ricketts,. Also surviving are Is
grandchildren and IA great-grand-
children. Mrs Butt rests at the
.S434 Georgia, ave. Silver Spring Nd.
Barking facilitieS). Services on
Thursday, August 8, at 2 pm, at
Colesville Methodist Church Chapel.
J. slnterment CnlesYiIle CemeterY
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CLAY, BERTHA W. Departed this life

on saturday, August i, 1869, in
New York City, BERTHA W. CLAY,
devoted mother Of Mrs. Hortense
Oakley and Mrs. Alice B. Shaw;
daughter OF the late Rev. Albert B
and Mary Jane Gilmore of Washing
ton D. c.: sister of Mr. Albert D.
Gilmore and Mrs. Maude @. Jones
Worthington Funeral services held
in New York City, Tuesday, August
a. at 8 pm. Interment Wednesday,
August ). at 10 am, in the chapel
at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
Washington, D c.
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buRDEN, CHARLEs HENRY. Q

UUhDEN1 VHNhLES HENRI, On
Wednesday, August 5, 1859, at Mount
sufRpEhSS sD ot leSi HA fsth St HEINZ nw
husband of Belle Austin Burden,
father Of Blaine H Burden. brother
Of Edwin Burden, Mrs Harriet Bos-
sleman.. Of Westwood, Mass, and
Mrs. Albert Galuehie Of New Jersey.
nera, Home, 29Oi I4th st. NV. on
Friday, August z, at IL noon park
Ing facllitiesl. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. q
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McCLINTIC, ELIzARETH MoRIrv M

Monday, August 8. 1859, at the
EEfzABE ATTapi noRL AE9na %ecL1N Nc
wife Of the late Capt. William Stan
ley McClintic. USN tretiredl, and
beloved mother of Stephen H Me-
Clintic. Graveside services will be
held on THURSDAY, August 6. at Q
Cemetery. Annapolis Nd
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cARRoLL, ROLAND LIEwEIIyN n,

Sunday, August ?. 1853. at Mount
Alto Veterans Hospital. ROLAND
LLEWELLYN CARROLL Of 1882
Queens Chapel I'd. ne, Apt. /. de-
voted husband of Pearl Carroll be-
loved son Of Mamie Carroll; devoted
brother Of Mrs. Gladys Washington
and Mrs. Edna Carroll, Calvin and
Fred Carroll He also leaves to
mourn their loss other relatives and
many friends. Remains will rest at
7QS L st. Sc, where friends may call
after 3 pm. Wednesday August 8.
Funeral services Thursday, August 6,
at pm, at the John T. Rhines &
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 10Th ST. ne,
the Rev. E. w. Stevenson officiating
IHterment Arlington National Gem
etery. D
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CANNON. PAULErTE On July :

1859. at Childrens Hospital. PAUL
s ETTE CANNON. She is survived by
her devoted mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. James Cannon, five sisters,
one brother and other relatives.
Friends may call at 4444 Pond ST.
funeral services will be held Thurs
day at $50 pm. ARRANGEMENTS by
Joynes Funeral Service, 116 Massa-
chusettS ave NV
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MILLFR, JOHN PAUL. on SATURDAY..

AUGUST !; 1859, IN Philsdelp oSSitafq ps.,
JOHN PAUL MILLER. son Of Mrs
Lena Miller Of Washington. D. c.,
and the late Martin Miller, devoted
husband OF Mrs. Gertrude Miller Of
James A, Miller and Mary Miller Of
washington, D. C. He also leave
other relatives and many friends.
Funeral services will be held in
Philadelphia. at l pm. Wednesday,
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BURGESS. SUSAN W. On Tuesday,
Sts SUSAN INV 3 fgSFssnc wife s0 Of
the late Louis St.. Elmo Burgess;
mother Of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Kimball,
Mrs. Robert r. Tilson and John P.
Burgess: grandmother Of John s. and
Robin T. Burgess. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Massachusetts ave. ne. where
services will be held on Friday,
August 7. at pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 8
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CHATHAM, JAMIE NJ. Departed thi

IIIe OIl MUHudy, AUGUST 3, IJOH, At
am, at Freedmen's Hospital,
JANE M. CHATHAM, beloved wife
OF Deacon Richard H. chatham.
She leaves to mourn her passing
four children. Gertrude johnson,
Milton chatham, Ruth c. Hammett,
Richard H. chatham, jr. Also sur
viving are 16 grandchildren, II
Observation-Disclosures. one great-great-
grandchild, two godchildren. other
relatives and manv friends. Body
may. be seen at Campbell's Flu
Wednesday. August 3. after 5 pm.
Remains will lie in state at the
Mount Morish Baptist Church, 18th
and E Capitol SITS. from 10 am.
Thursday. August 6. until time of
funeral, at pm. the Rev. A. J
Edwards officiating. Interment Lin
coin Cemetery. 8
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MONTGOMERY. VINCENT CHARLES

Marlboro, Md. VINCENT CHARLES Is;
montgomery Of Marlboro, Nd,
son OF John and Dorothy Montgom-
ton and Robert James Montgomery
Of 531 10th st Sc. WASHINGTON.
p; G., other relatives and friends,
After, 10 am. Thursday August a,
friends may call at Smith Chapel
services will be held at | pm In
terment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by johnson g. Jenkins
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COSTELLO. FLORENCE B. On wednes.

day, August 5. 1854, at me- rcS.-
dence, 1864 North 35th St Airing
beloved wife of John S. Costello
mother OF Sandra Lee and William
c. Costello. and sister of William C.
Burton. Friends may call at the
i blvd, Arlington, va, where funeral
services will be held on Friday. Au-
a gust {, at pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 8