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"Wednesday, June ", 1859

on land taken out Of wheat and
the "in-kind" payment of SUR
plus wheat would be equivalent
TO one-third Of the normal pro-
duction Of the land taken out
Of wheat.
Senator Ellender. Democras
Of Louisiana, told newsmen that
all Senate conferees except
Senator Aiken, Republican OF
Vermont. signed the Conference
Committee report but that on
the House side no Republican
conferess signed.
The Conference Committee's
decisions are subject to rati-
fication by the Senate and
House. Their product Is q
compromise of differing meas-
ures passed by the two branches
lof Congress. -
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the commission to reverse its
decision rather than to request
Congress directly to change the
law.
Chairman Harris made the
announcement about the hear
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he also conferred frequently
with Henry B. Taylor. another
official of the airline. He said
he finally received the insur-
ance business in 1857 after
Public Service won the Channel
10 permit.
But Mr.. Sheldon testified that
despite his friendship with Mr.
Baker and msnv years Of t"u-
ing, he had never been able
Ito obtain National Airline's AZ
Isurance business. He said he
had kept trying. as late as last
July when the company's in.
surance came up for renewal
but that National kept its bust
mess with Parker and Co. Of
New York.
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President Is Critical
Of Wheat Compromise
BY the Associated Press

Senate ouse Conference Committee reached hna
agreement today legislation cutting wheat aot
ments and raising price supports for the 1860 and 1861
At conference meantime. President Eisenhower
spoke against increasing support payments He said
didn't to comment directly the pending bill but that
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Gated that the hearings viii
deal not only with the ruling
itself but also whether the
Justice Department improperly
attempted to have the FEC
change its decision.
Mr.. Harris said he did not
agree with the decision but
complimented the commission
for standing by its earlier rul-
ing on that issue.
fees Action
The commission yesterday
reaffirmed its decision OF last
February that equal time on
news programs as well as other
broadcasts must be given to
political candidates who de-
mand it.
This decision aroused great
objection by broadcasting net
works. The White House yes
terday said that President Eli
senhower still believes that the
problem created by the de-
cision was ridiculous"
Attorney General Rogers
recently filed a memorandum
with the FEC urging that the
decision in the Lar DAILY case
last October be reversed. In
that case the commission held,
4 to 3, that Mr.. DAILY was en-
titled to equal time on Chi
cago stations that teleyised a
ceremonial appearance by
Mayor Richard Daley during
a political campaign, Mr.
Daily was a splinter-party can
didate for mayor Of Chicago
and had frequently run fol
other public Offices.
May Quiz Rogers
Subcommittee members to-
day said Mr.. Rogers probabl!
would be invited to testify a
the hearings late this month
Some members have raised
question whether he exceeded
his legal authority in urginl
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Oversight Group Sets
'EouoI Time Hearings

The House Legislative oversight subcommittee today
scheduled hearings for June 90 and 80 and July on
the Federal Communications Commission ruling that political
campaign candidates entitled to equal time radio and
teevision news programs
commttee Chairman Harris Democrat Arkansas indi-
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he does not believe that raising
price supports will benefit the
farmers.
A reporter asked whether
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day, June Is. 1859, at Doctors
Hospital. JULIUS c. REMINDER Of
lOlO5 Kenslngton pkWy. KenSing-
ton. Nd, beloved husband OF Eliza
beth B Renninger and father Of
Norman c. and william s. Rem
ninger Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey.
where services will be held on
"wednesday, June u. at IL am.
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molecules and the molecules
themselves could be deter
mined. Many applications Of
this effect have been made,
both to physics and chemistry,
and Hibben's Ramon Spec
ira" still is basic to research
in this area.
Served In Army
DR.. Hibben enlisted in the
Army as a private in World
War I, and served with the
AEF. He was discharged in
1919 with the rank Of sergeant.
He was a member of the
Washington Academy of
Sciences, which he served as
vice president; the Cosmos
Club; the Chemical Society of
Washington. which he served
as president. secretary and
treasurer. and from which he
also received the Hillebrand
Prize; the New York Academy
of Sciences, the American
Chemical Society, Sigma XII
and Sigma Chi. He also was a
former fellow of the American
Institute of Chemists.
DR.. Hibben leaves his wife,
Louise Douglas Hibben: a
daughter, Mrs. PhylliSann
Courts, 531 Meadow lane
Falls Church; a granddaughter,
and two sisters in Indianapolis
GraveSide services and burial
will be at 2 pm. Thursday in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Pruett, "a,
Native of D. C.,
Area Resident

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Pruett
"A. a native Of Washington ano
lifelong area resident, died
yesterday of heart and kidney
conditions at Washington San
itarium.
Mrs. Pruett moved to Hy-
attSville about 10 years ago.
Her home was at 2705 Kirk
wood place, Kirkwood Gardens.
Her husband, Robert, a
steward at the Variety Club,
died in 1853.
Mrs. Pruett leaves a son,
James p, Of 4335 Montgomery
avenue. Bethesda; a daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Talbert,
2727 Nicholson street, Kirk
wood Gardens, Hyattsville: six
grandchildren. and seven great
grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be said
at 10 am. Thursday at st,
John the Baptist de la Sale
Church, 5700 Sargent road,
Chillum. Nd. with burial in
Washington National Cemetery
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RyIund Men to Meet

John A. Lang, jr., admins
trative assistant to Representa-
tive Jones, Democrat of Ala
bama, will address the Ryland
Methodist Church mems fell
lowship at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the church, Branch avenue and
S street Sc. Mr.. Lang will dis
cusS 1.-THE Last Outpost of Free
and Independent America"
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DR.. J. II. Hibben Dies;
Tariff Division Chief

DR.. James H. Hibben, chief
Of the chemical division Of the
United States Tariff Commits
sion and one Of the foremost
chemical consultants in the
country, died Of head injuries
at George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital yesterday after a
fall at his home. 57l6 Ell Nido
road. Mclean. Va. He was So.
Born in Indianapolis, DR..
Hibben received his bachelor
and master Of science degrees
from the University of Illinois,
and his doctor of science degree
from the University of Paris.
He was a fellow Of the Inter-
national Education Board at
Paris in 1924, and a national
research fellow at Princeton
University from 1925 to 1927.
He came to Washington with
the Bureau OF Standards in
1927. He served as a member
OF the research staff of the
Geophysical Laboratory of
the Carnegie Institution of
Washington from 1928 to 1899.
and also was a consultant to
the Bureau of Standards and
to various chemical companies
during that period.
Joined Tariff Commission
DR.. Hibben went with the
Tariff Commission in 1889 As
chief Of the chemical division
he provided the commission,
officials Of other Government
agencies. industry executives,
members Of Congress and the
office Of the President with in
formation on chemical prod
ucts as they were affected by
tariffs and foreign trade.
He also was responsible for
the organization and publica-
ton Of the Tariff Commissions
annual report on Synthetic
Organic Chemicals, U. S. Pro-
duction and Sales"
DR.. Hibben was the author
Of several books and many
papers. One of his beSt-known
works was the book, THE
Raman Effect and Its Chemi-
cal Application" published in
1899. 1t was one of the defini-
tive works in its field, and
brought together all the then
known data on a type Of Sec
ondary radiation by which the
behavior of atoms within the
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Judge Advocate Generals Office
during World War II.
Mr.. Renninger practiced law
in Oakland before coming to
Washington. He had been as
ISOLATED with the Justice De-
partment since 1899.
He leaves his widow, Eliza
beth B., and two sons. Norman
c. and William S., all of the
home address, l0l05 Kensing-
ton parkway, Kensington, Md.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home in
Bethesda. Burial will be in
Oakland Thursday afternoon.
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On Sunday, June IA. 1859, i IN Pleas.
antville, n, J., GERsoN L. PERRY,
bro roth s" Of y Es ei and f EIizab SfS
Taylor. all OF Washington, D. c.
Funeral services In Atlantic City
N j., at s pm. Wednesday. June
n, at the Fiipping Funeral Home
mains T @ag be c1 TisRsa ave the h Hs
CURE Funeral Home, 1890 9TH st.
NV, Washington, D. c.. on Thurs
day. June rs, Z to 10 pm Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
at II am. Friday, June 10. is
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MiIburn Nee orty,
Retired ATTORNEY

Milburn McCarty, 70, a re-
tired Justice Department at
torney. died yesterday at his
home, 48l7 De Russey parkway,
Chevy Chase.
Before moving to Washing
ton IS years ago. Mr.. McCarty
was a well-known attorney and
civic leader in Texas. and was
active in Democratic circles
there. He practiced law in
Eastland. San Angelo and Dali
las.
Mr.. McCarty leaves his wife,
Leah Irion McCarty; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. Dan Latimer, jr.,
of Mount Pleasant, Tex, and
a son, Milburn, jr., of New
York. His first wife, the for
mer Anna Burns, died in 1896.
Services will be held in Texas.
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Herbert Zins, 9,
Son Of Les Sand
Of N and Radio

Herbert Melvin Zins, o. son
of radio and television person.
atty Les Sand, died yesterday
at his home at 1908 Republic
road, Wheaton, Md.
Herbert had had a heart
condition since infancy, but
his parents had never given up
hope that some day 1t could be
corrected.
A brilliant student. he at
tended Glenhaven School and
was tutored at home by a
visiting teacher. He also was
a Cub Scout.
Herbert was the son of Lillian
and Lester Zins. His father,
whose professional name is
Les Sand, not only starred on
radio and television himself.
but as a theatrical manager
developed other talent, includ-
ing singer Mary Lou Brewer.
Besides his parents, Herbert
leaves his paternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Zins of the Dorchester House;
his maternal grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Rimberg, Of
New York City, and an uncle.
Sid zins, of 1914 Nevis road,
Bethesda.
Services will be held at the
Danzansky Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV, at noon
tomorrow. Burial will be in
Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
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Dratha

PRINCESS IRENE r. All
officers OF the Queen OF
Queens Council OF Grand
Chapter and Past Grand
Most Noble Queens OF II.
tn nttend lie ~
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julius Renninger,
Antitrust Aide

Julius c. Renninger, 40. chief
of the congressional record Sec
ton of the Justice Depart
ment's antitrust division, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital
OF Acute leukemia.
A native Of Oakland, Md, Mr..
Renninger was graduated from
Mercersburg Pa Academy in
1929. Princeton University in
1888 and the University of
Maryland Law School in 1886.
He served in the European
theater in branch Office of the
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RIINER. HARRY G. Suddenly. on
SUNDAY. Jun. "A, 1899, HARRY &
RITNER Of 5000 18th pl. nv. be-
loved husband Of Cecilia Ritner and
devoted father OF Mrs. Lois Roco
He also is survived by Two brothers,
Daniel and Jacob Cohen. and three
grandchildren Funeral services al
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 l4th So. NV. on
"wednesday. June Il, at . am. In
terment Arlington National Gem
eteTy. Ia
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WUUD, ANNE KUsENBEKUEK, On
n San Mani IaG Fla ~ anne me- R sSE hSTs
GER WOOD She is the wife Of the
late Henry Wood. who was buried
Saturday, June 10. 1859. She is
survived BY hye sisters and one
brother. Alice holland. Rebecca Kelly,
Christine Spence, Ida StinSon, Joseph
RoSenberRer Of Washington. and
Stella Slower OF Strasburg Va. Fu-
neral services in Miami, Fla
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HOLMES, RICHARD, On Friday. June
II, 1889 at Casualty Hospital

~, 1899, at Casualty Hospital,
HohaEs 81 iais Trinidad T ave. I'D
beloved husband of Carrie Holmes
and father of Edna II. Gusts. Also
surviving are one grandchild, Dwight
GUSTS: tive sisters, Mesdames. Sal
Taylor, Dora L. Austin and Alta
NJ. Rembert three brothers, James.
Albert and Robert Holmes; one aunt,
Lula Middleton: one son in law,
Amos /. GUSTS, and host Of nieces,
nephsws and friends After = pm
be seen at the Latney Funeral Home,
1899 nth st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices at pm. Wednesday. June
IL. at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
charge. mterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Darn nf Chunks

WILKINSON. REV. JOHN S. The fam
ily OF the late REV. JOHN S. WILL
KlNSON wishes to express theil
thanks to the many friends, neigh
bors, churches and ORGANIZATIONS toI
their expressions Of sympathy and
their many acts of kindness dur
ing their recent bereavement
THE FAMILY.
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RSviiLE BONNER, comar. 10
AsBERRY. HOSEA. On Monday. Ju.

HOSEA. On. Monday. June
is. 1883. at Providence Hospital,
HOSEA AsBERRY OF 1850 18th st.
ne, beloved husband Of Allie Mae
Asberry. son Of Mrs Lucv Asberry
Keepler. brother OF Mrs Bertha
A Bray. He also is survived by
one uncle, one aunt, six nephews,
tives and friends. The late MIR
Asberry will lie in state al Mount
Airy Baptist Church. II st NV,
after pm Thursday, June is,
where services will be held Friday,
June 10, at pm Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Services
by Stewart. is
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GROVE, IRENE VI. On Tuesday, June
10, 1859 IRENE NJ. GROVE OF
S5l2 Colesville I'd. Silver Spring.
Md. beloved wife Of Jesse NJ Grove
Funeral from the W. w. Deal Flu
neral Home. 4Sl2 GeofSla ave. NV.
on Thursday. June Is. at > pm.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
II desired, contributions may be
made TO the American Cancer So
ciety. II
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DFaths

ANDERSON. OSCAR T. Suddenly; on
Saturday. June -, 1883. OSCAR +.
ANDERSON OF EOS MaShie dr..
Vienna, Va beloved husband Of Ruth
Z. Anderson father of Robert r. and
Leon NJ. Anderson OF the home ad-
dress. brother OF John Anderson,
Springfield. Ill. and Mrs Mary Alice
Deming. Independence, kans. ErlendS
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North Fairfax dr.,
Arlington. Va, where services will
be held on Wednesday. June II, at
l2:45 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o card Of thunks In
The Stur meets O need which con
hardly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is II q gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also eouteousIy
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
q personal note Of thanks eonnot
we'll be mailed or whose homes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of o cord OF thonks
moy be ouunsed by telephone to
The Stur, u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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II, 1883, JAMES L, BOYD Of i50s

East Capitol St. father of Mrs
Margaret Taylor. He also is sur
yived by other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Tuesday, June 10.
friends are invited TO call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday. June II. at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
reretarv IA
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GRAY. JAMES y On tuesday III,

CRAY, JANIS z. On Tues day. June
10, 1853. al his residence. l434
Harvard st. NV, JAMES T. GRAY.
brother of Mrs. Maude Marshall
and Roger Gray. devoted f:ient. Of
Ruth Olson Services at the S. n
Hines Co Funeral Home. 290I 18th
st. NV, on Thursday. June Is.
at . pm parking facilt iesJ. In
terment Columb ia Gardens II
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HARRIS; ELEANoR: on Monday. Jun

., DOB. ELEANOR HARRIS OF 65
Bryant ST. NV. devoted wife OF
Luther Harris, mother OF Luther.
jr.; Willie, Thomas. Sherwood Ray
mord and Bertha Harris and sister
Of Mrs. Willard Speller, Mrs Zozie
Brooks and Mrs. Thelma Mason.
She also is survived by other rela-
tiyes and friends After 3 pm
Wednesday June II. friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. where
services will be held on Thursday
June is, a. pm. the Rev. B II
Whiting ofnciatinE Interment Lin
nnln MnnnnrLal Cernntnru IL
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HINES. JOHN z. On Sunday, June ID,
1919. al AnMG nth nj n Holm
CEMETERY LOTS

GLENWOOD CEMETERY-One site,
lot No. 27S. Section D: reasonable
price. ST. 3-lS65.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
o-SaeIifice for S90i lot. WA
6.l9S9.
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BRYANT. WILLIAM l. On Sunday

June IA. 1853, WILLIAM L. BRY-
ANT. husband Of the late Josephine
Bryant, father Of Elton L. and
George v Bryant grandfather OF
W and Mary Ann Bryant. Friends
NAV call at the Robert A. Mattiingly
Funeral Home, l31 18th st Sc,
where services will be held en-
Wednesday. June II, at > pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery IL
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BULLOCK, GREGORY PONCE; on

Thursday, June II, 1859, GREGORY
PONCE BULLOCK OF BIS Ridge I'd
Sc, beloved son Of Ponce and
Julia Ann Bullock. grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs John H. Bullock and
Mrs Annie Morton. He also Is
survived by two brothers, other rel
atiyes and friends After 3 pm.
Tuesday, June 10. friends may call
at the johnson q jenkins Funeral
Home, 1904 Georgia ave. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Wednesday, June II. at $40 am,
1nterment Arlington National Gem
eteTy.
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day. June IS, 1853, al her home.
$3.50 North Washington blvd Ar
HAM, wife OF William r. Graham
and mother OF William Russell Ora
ham. jr: Mrs Mararet Lowery. Mrs
Hilda Clardy, Richard Philip Ora
ham, Robert Edmund Graham, Mrs
Cynthia Grimm, Mrs Barbara Jones
and Mrs Mary Louise Harrison.
She also Is survived BY seventeen
grandchildren and four great-grand-
children Friends may call at her
late residence, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, June
is at II am, DIST. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
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MADISON. RICHARD 81. on Mondl

JUNO Is, IO5N. RICHARD n. MADE
SON Of 7l5 Upshur st. NV, hus-
band OF Frances r Madison and
father Of Mrs Eloise NJ Williams
and Bernard and Wilbur Madison
Also surviving are two Rrandchil-
dren. a sister. Mrs. FlorindA Neal
OF Chicago, III. one brother Hobart
Madison, and other relatives and
many friends After 3 pm, WedneS-
day, June II, friends are invited
to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. where
services will be held at sac am.
Thursday. June IS Interment Ar
llnpInn Nailnnal CemeIerY q
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ssnes Ao: 1ant SoRs sss ca 4 BELL
JOHNSON OF 2429 18th pi, Sc.
beloved wife Of Walter L. johnson.
mother OF Shirley, Janice and WAL
ter johnson, Jr daughter OF Mrs
Irene E. Campbell and sister Of
Constance BraNton, Perry Campbell
and Alicia King She also is sur
yived by other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by the william Spang-
Ter Funeral Home, 524 Sth st ne
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uuKSSEIA.' { sH9fkdsf. seey 'n,, Gal.
lAEherl. on sunday, June "a, 1859,
CATHERINE L. HURNEY (nee CAL
iaRherl, beloved wife OF the late
Joseph A. Hurney, mother OF Joseph
grandchildren. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 3S2l 14th St NV.
on Wednesday June II. at $50 q m
REQUIEM mass at St. Martins
Church. at am. lnterment Holy
Rood Cemetery 16
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CARROLL. IRENE. On Sunday. Juns

IL. 1853, IRENE CARROLL OF 3948
Clay pl ne. She leaves 10 mourn
their loss a devoted husband, Al
tonso Carroll; three brothers, Arthur,
Nathaniel and Frederick Green. two
sisters, Mrs Betty McAllister and
Mrs. Rozena Christopher a devoted
nephew, william Green, and other
relatives and friends Friends are
invited TO call al her late residence
after Z pm. WEDNESDAY June Il,
thereafter remains will lie IN state
at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1880 Vermont ave NV.
: until time OF funeral, at Z pm,
the Rev c T Murray officiating
InteTment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery Arrangements By Frazier. s
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O. RITNER
& RANK KIMNEf, secy ia

ROsEANNA. Suddenly. on
Sunday. June IA. 1859. at her resi-
dence, Az sd ST. ne, ROSEANNA
RUSTON She rs survived by two
devoted brothers, John c. and War
rem f, Moore, two loving sisters.
Mrs Eloise NJ Slaughter and Mrs.
Josephine o Colbert a host OF
nieceS and nepheWs and other rela-
tives and many friends. Wednes-
day, June II, after pm. Mrs.
Ruston will be resting at 6l7 Lex
ington pl ne. Funeral services
on Thursday. June Is, at l30
pm, at the Greater Mount Zion
Baptist Church, 9th st and Mary
land ave. ne, the Rev. John S.
Thomas ofiiCiating lnterment Ar
linEton National CemNtery Family
may be contacted at 633 Lexington
pl, ne. Arrangements by the r.
n. Horton, Co.. Morticians. 1924
You ST. NV II
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DINTERMAN. WILMA MARIE OR

Friday, june ~, 1859. AZ Bethesda
DfNTERMA MANI Of Town zee Geek M an5t
California. Nd. wife OF Roger A.
Dinterman, mother Of David R. and
Robert W Dinterman, daughter OF
Herman and Jennie W. Busacker
sister Of Mrs Viola Peterson and
Erwin Busacker Friends may call
a. the Everly Funeral Home ia
West Main St, Fairfax, Va, where
services VIII be held on Wednesday.
June II. at 9:l5 am. EDIT. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
at 1890 am ia
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LATCHFoRD, ELLA NJ On SATURDAY

June 49, 1859. Ella NJ. LATCH
FORD Of 38l2 Fortieth place. COL
mar Manor, Nd. beloved wife OF the
late William ?. Latchford and sister
Of Mrs Mary Parker OF Chambers
burg. Pa Friends NAV call at Naliey' S
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode Island
ave at Eastern ave. ne Funeral
Wednesday. June II, at $50 am
thence 10 81. James Catholic Church,
Thirty-seyenth st and Rhode Island
ave, Mount Rainier, Nd. where
mass will be offered at Q q M, for
the repoSe OF her soul Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Port
Iinnnlr fEa
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June u. 1859, at Providence Hos
pital. MICHAEL A. STEESE. father
OF Mrs. William Warren Of West
Palm Beach, Fla; brother OF Mrs
Julia Shea, Mrs Mary Grim and
Mrs. idargaret Theobald, al. OF Bal
timore, Nd. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 9Th St and
Massachusetts ave, ne. until 10 m
Wednesday. June Il Requiem mass
will be hered at the Church Of the
Ascension. Bowie. Md, at II am
Interment Arlington National Gem
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