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GIRARDL EVELYN On Tnu-,d,v

OlkAhDi, EVELYN. On Thursday,
January IA, 1850 at George Wash
tngton University Hospital, EVELYN
GIRARDI beloved wife OF Nicholas
GiraTdi. mother OF Mrs Emanuel
Simonaro and grandmother OF Elise
and Russell Sinonaro Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home 4th
St and M4SS ave ne, where Sery-
ices will oe held on Tuesday Jan
uary 10. at 1880 am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
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LEVY. ANN. On Wednesday. January
II 1000 ANN LEVY heloNed VIE

II. 1900 ANN LEVY, beloved VIE
OF the late Samuel Levy and de-
voted mother OF Bernard and Will
liam Levy OF Miami Beach Fla (;
Mrs Sylvia KippncS OF Baltimore
Nd and Harold Lew OF Silver
Spring Nd Sne also Is survived
by three brothers and two sisters,
Herman Lazarus Mrs Shirley
Singer and Mrs Lillian Hettich al
Of Miami Beach. Fla, R0oert and
GeorRc Lazarus OF New York Serv-
ices at the c. D GoldbetG g. Son
Funeral Home 1917 9th ST NV.
on Friday January Is, at Il am
lnterment AdaS Israel Cemetery
In mourning at 1907 Rosemary Hill
drive, Silver Spring, Nd. Apt. . IS
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LEE. JENNIE CONNER. On Monday

January II. 1850 MRS JENNIE
CONNER LEE of APO Minnesota
ave ne. wife OF the late Walter
Lee and dauEhter Of the late Nj
and Mrs Charles Conner. She
leaves to mourn their loss a faith
ful and devoted daughter. Mrs
Annie Campbell: q loving son, An
drew Conner; a son-in-law. James
Campbell. and other relatives and
from i pm. to 10 p.m. friends
are invited to call at lhs MsCrUder
Funeral Home 23ll Nichols ave
Sc. where services will be held on
Saturday. January 10. at pm,
the Rev Earle Brent CfiCist.ng
Interment Harmony National Gene
tery. ] B
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GRAHAM. MERIT

GRAHAM. MERIT. On Thursday.
January. u 1860. MERIT GRA-
HAM OF l745 Kalorsma I'd NV.
Notice of funeral later Arrange
mentS BY Jarvis
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HEDGES. JAMES On Wednesday

HEDGES. JAMES. On Wednesday,
January I3 1860 at Physicians
Memorial Hospital La Plaza. Nd
JAMES HEDGES. aged 93. OF 81
MattinRly ave. Indian Head Nd
Relatives and friends may Coll al
the above residence Until Friday,
January Is. at . pm. Funeral
services at the Hall Funeral HCme.
Occoquan. Va. on Saturday. jan
Hedges Cemetery. Hoadlpy, Va
Services by the Arenart Funeral
Home :
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DrathH
AUSMEYER, HARRY

AUsMEYER. HARRY {. Suddenly.
on WedneSday, January -, 1860,
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Nd,
husband OF Cecilia J. husmeyer
father Of Mrs Dolores G. Palmer
and grandfather Of Harry P. Pal
mer Mr.. AuSmever rests at the
Warner E Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd. where services will be held
on Saturday JanuaTy l6, at
pm. parking facl!ItieSl Inter-
ment Gate Of heayen Cemetery. Is
BATTLE, HOWARD. On thursday,
January IA, 1860, HOWARD BAT
TIE Of 1900 4th St NV. husband
Of Helen Battle. Notice OF funeral
later. Local arrangements by the
Frazier Funeral Home. Inc Is
BEALL, MONA J. On Wednesday. jan
usry l3. lg60,. in Atlanta. Ga.
MONA J. BEALL. beloved wife Of
the late James NJ. BePll. mother OF
Mrs; E. NJ KendrIck and grand-
mother OF E. M Kendrick. jr
Grsveside services l pm. Saturday,
January l6, at the Rockville Gene
fery
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BENJAMIN. SUSIE v. On Tuesday,

JANUARY T., 1900. SUSIE ' BEN
JAMlN Of 1923 Swami st. NV,
daughter Of the Iate Mary Fisher,
widow Of the late George ]. Ben
jamin. Sr;. mother of George j.,
lr., and Bertha c. johnson. and
sister-in-law OF Zita Hortense Moss
She also is survived by a host of
other relatives and friends After
pm. Friday. January l5. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Aeme. 3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Saturday, January Ii. ct 10 am.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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HALL, ELMER sCoTT. on Thurtdar

January IA. 1860. at the Wash
inEton Hospital Center, Washington,
D. C. ELMER SCOTT HALL. hus-
band OF Clara Mae Hall Of GgI2
Pacific lane. Annandsle. Va. father
OF Douglas David. Lawrence and
Anita Hall Of the home address
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday, JANUARY l6. at > pm.
at the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church. 65l3 Queens Chapel I'd
University. Md Friends may call
at the Everly-W -Wheatlpy Funeral
Home. 800 West Braddock rd
Alexandria, Va. until time OF serV-
ices. The family reuuPS's that in
lieu OF flowers contributions be
made 10 the Elmer Hall Memorial
Organ Fund John Calvary Fresby-
terian Church, care Harold KEGS
ling, 1921 Yellowstone driye, Alex
sndria, Va. Interment George
Washington Cemetery. $500 Riggs
I'd, University Park. Md
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TN ?. PERKINSON,
Spiritual Director

January II. 1850 OF his residence,
Groom. Nd. LEWIS {. RRANSON.
beloved husband o. Mary V. Bran
son He also is survived by a sister.
Mrs Mary Maude Gray. Friends
may call at the Ritchie Bros. Fu-
neral Home. Upoer Marlboro. Nd
REQUIEM mass will be celebrated in
81. Msry's Catholic Church, Upper
Marlboro. Nd. on SaTurLsy. jan
uary l6. at 10 am Interment
Mount Carmel Cemetery, Is
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BENSON. RUSSELL b. On Thursday

January IA, 1860, RUSSELL B
BENSON of 36U5 Van Ness ST NV,
father of John Raymond Benson,
scn-ln-law OF Mrs Della Aldrich
Benson. brother of Mrs George s
nice, Mrs. Earl G. Harrington. all
Charles r. LOOMS OF Milwaukee,
Wis: Chester L. Benson Of PaSs-A-
Grille, Fla. The family will receive
friends at the above residence Fri
day evening, January Is. Services
Cemetery, on Saturday. January l6,
At $50 p.m. Entombment Fort Lin
coin Mausoleum. 1t is suggested
that in lieu of flowers. contribu-
tons be made to the District OF
Columbia tuberculosis Fund. Ar
Funeral Home
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BLLHIMER. EDWIN, sr On Nh,

day. January Il, 1860, at his home,
2Ol East Wayne ave, Silver Sprlns
Nd. EDWIN S. BILLHIMER. Sr :.
husband, Of Cenevieve Luckett Bill
himer, father Of Edwin s.. jr, and
John 7. Blllhimer, Mrs Roy D.
Cromwell and the late William II
Billhimer: brother OF Mrs Matte B
Schaefer and Mrs. GEORGE W Settle
There also are fourteen graadchll-
dren. Mr.. Billhimer rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
s454 Georsia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where services will be held on
SATURDAY, January 10, ct 1890 am.
parking facilitieS) Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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BoEKHOFF, REVA BILLINGER

"wednesday, january 10. 400, al
her residence, 81 Walker ave, Cal
BOEKHOFF, the beloved wife OF the
late Louis L. Boekhorf Mrs. Boek-
hof rests at the Gartner Funeral
Home, GaitherSburg. Nd. where fu-
neral services will be held on Satur-
day January 10. at II am. Inter
ment DFivate
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LUFRs. BERNARD NOss On wedne..

day. January l3. 1850. at his resi-
dence 1870 llth ST. tEasp Bowie
Nd BERNARD v. LUERS beloved
husband OF Marian C Luers NEE
Baden and father OF Bernard W
Luers and Dorothy A. Stewart He
also Is survived BY hye brothers
and tyo sisters. George A.. william
H. John E, James D. and Richard
F LuerS Mrs Mary II Basin and
Mrs Fannie z Wright, and three
Grandchildren Relatives ard friends
may call at the Gasch Funeral Home
4G39 Baltimore ave ByAttSville,
Nd, until ,@.3O pm. Saturday,
January le; thence 70 the St James
Episcopal Church Bowie. Nd
where services will be held at 30
pm Intermeht Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. In lieu Of flower, express
Sions Of sympathy may be sent to
the 81; James Chapel Building Fund.
Bowie Nd is
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MOORE, CARRIE B On Thursday

january n. 1860 CARRIE B
MOORE of 1851 Pa ave Sc. be-
loved wife Of the late John K. Moore
mother OF Mrs. Beatrice z Koiner
and Ivan R. Moore, grandmother OF
Mrs Richard Du foJr Funeral
from the james T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 3l1 Pa ave Sc. on Satur-
day January 10, at q am Re-
QUEEN mass at 81 Peters Church
at $3.50 am Relatives and friends
invited lnterment Mount oliyet
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BROWN. JOSEPH, sr. On Wednesday

January Is. 1880, JOSEPH BRO"S
Sr., OF 322 Eye 81. Sc. the beloved
father Of Mrs. Florence Epps. Miss
Althela Brown. Joseph brown. ir,
and George and Franklin Brown.
He also IS survived by one brother,
Jimmie De Lane, and other rela-
tives and many friends Notice OF
funeral later Arr6ngementS by NAL
van A SrhnY Inc
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MILES. ALICE L.

MILES Of 1851 Gifsrd St St NV. t.
wife OF 'he late Charles Miles
devoted mother Of William E and
James A Tatum OF Washington,
D c. and Donald Tatum Of New
York city She also leaves a de-
voted sister Mrs Middle Afford:
a dauEhtsr-in-law Mrs Ida R. Ia
tum several nieceS and nephPWs,
grandchildren. grest-grandChi!@Ten
and other relatives and many
friends After 3 pm. Friday. jan
uary ] ;. friends may call At the
Hall Bros Funeral Home. G2l Flor
ida ave NV. where services will be
held on Saturday. January 10. at 70
noon Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Family MAY BE- contacted
at 1908 O'iS place nv Phone
NO T-4B4U IA
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GREENHOw. CLEMENT

Wednesday. January 10. 1850.
CLEMENT L GREENHOW Of "OIS
Perry st. n ?. beloved husband OF
Mrs Sohe Z. Greenhow Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements BY the
Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home.
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CRAWFORD c, HEERLEIN Sec,

WHITAKER, WALKER SLIGH. On
Thursday. January IA. 1860.
WALKER SLIGH WHITAKER Of
1871 New Hampshire ave NV. be-
loved husband OF Daisey S. Whitaker.
father Of Mrs. Marian Strollo Of
Arlington, Va. brother OF Doggett
Whitaker Of Newberry. S C. Mrs
Marie Lane Of Newberry. S C:
Wightman Whitaker OF Williston,
s. C.. the Rev. Paul Whitaker Of
Bamberg, S. c. He also is survived
by two grandchildren. Services at
the s. H Hines Co Funeral Home,
2sOl l4th st, NV. on Saturday,
January 10. at pm parking ia
cilitieSp. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
YOUNG. CHARLIE A. On Thursday,
January Il, 1850. al Casualty Hos
pltal, CHARLIE A. YOUNG Of 525
18th st ne, husband OF Connie
Young Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements 6y the Spangler Fu-
neral Home. 5?4 sth st. ne
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iORzILLO. AGOsTINo. Member, o!

z1\ the Holy Name Society Of
XAN&NeN St Mary's ChurCn Rock
H&RS1Y VILE. Nd. are nO.lncu Of
Nk 2Hl the death OF AGOSTINO
ME04&H BORZILLO. and are asked
~" to assemble for the reci-
W. tation Of the rosary on Fri
day, January Is. 1860, at : pm
a. the Robert A. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, 800 West Montgom-
cry ave. Rockville. Nd
REV MARTIN ?. PERKINSON
Gptrisua1 nfrector
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Tuesday. January IL, 1880. at Ar
DER FISHER OF RID l. Fairfax
Station. Va husband Of the late
LeSsle Ann Fisher. father Of Miss
Pearl Fisher and Mrs. Edna
O.Rosrk grandfather OF David
ORoark Friends may call al thI
Eyerly Funeral Home. PA West
Main st. Fairfax Va where serv-
ices will be hello on Saturday Jan
uary i6. al > pm Interment
fairfax Memory Caruens l5
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NFADF IFuA or tgIs n ., a,

MEADE, LEILA. or 1888 q s. sc.
on January IA 1850 mother OF
Dorothy and Ralph l. Meade and
Mrs lillian NJ DerniSon Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. 5l7
llth st Sc on Saturday. January
l6, al 1880 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery IS
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MgssELMAN. Ashley NJ, Sr. On
Angeles, Calf, AsHBY NJ MUSSEL-
MAN, Sr, beloved husband OF Mrs
Mildred E MuSselman. father OF
Ashby M Musselman, jr and
brother OF Mrs Leila Melvin. Mrs
Helen KaSeburE, Mrs Virginia Bolt.
Mrs Ruth Cummett Eugene. Robert
and Willard Musselman. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held on Sat-
urday. January l6 al pm Inter
ment Ramoth Church Cemetery,
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ERANkIIN REv sprNrrnn >,

FRANKLIN, REV. SPENCER d Mem
berS OF the Interdenomi-
national Church Ushers
Association Of D. C., Inc,
are hereby notified Of thS
death OF our beloved hon
SI6nTneJz orary member. REV SPEN-
GER D. FRANKLIN. Fu-
neral services on Saturday. January
10. 1900, at the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, 1880 Vermont ave.
NV, at pm
ALMA c. HAWKINS. President
IRENE Z STANCIL. Cor. Secy.
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TENDICK. DOROTHY Z. On sa,ur

IENDIIk, DOHOIHH z. on Satur.
day, January .. 1860, at Fort Lau.
dsrdale, Fla.. DOROTHY z TEN.
DICK OF Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
beloved wife OF William c. Tenuick
and mothe: Of Linda and Ellen
N. Tendick and daughter Of Mrs
May MARROW OF EdEcwAter Beach
Nd Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st and Mass
ave ne where services will be
held on Saturday. January 10. al
$50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. lb
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HLbhEh, hULLIN 7. special com
A & &. / = ::: /: I 4. !. !:
m Lodge No. II. 2 A. A NJ
MY for the purpose OF inter
" the remains OF our late
brother ROLLlN F. WEBER,
SAMUEL A. WAMPI Err,
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HENRY. FRANCES 3. On wednesday,

HENRY, FRANCES B: on Wednesday,
R2NRY R2S!f a9'0!Ss II ssa, Piesss6l FRANCIS MD p
man Of P!..sburEh, Pa Mr. Elaine
4 Bobo Of KingSpqrl Tenn. and
sister Of Bernard F. Albert 8. r,
Irving. J. edgar and v Clinton
Brown. and ire Misses lila and
Inez M. Brown She also is. sur
Fsnds Gsa may ny cs fifR m aaTe2s F9549'99TSa cEaDs
1856 Pa. ave Nv Courtesy park
ing. corner Of 18th and G sts n.wD
Services will be, held at St. Mat
I'd. and Palmer hwy. Seat leaSant,
Nd, on Saturday. January l6. at
it.r1 u am 1ntermsnI Cedar Hill Gem
HILL. WILLIAM N. On Tuesday. Jan
uary y. 1890 WILLIAM n, HILL
Of 534 oath st ns s;i beloved ,Ss, hHS,
VViivins are three SISTERS. Mrs Regina
Spence, Miss Viola Hill and Miss
Arvie Hill. and other relatives and
many friends After 4 pm. Friday,
call at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
1890 9th st. NV where services
viii be held on SATURDAY January
Msmafia NJ af Gem eameeIg IgterTfn FamIJ L''6Sig @sy
Be contacted at 29I4 18th It. NV
AID. 2-537g Is
HILL. WILLIAM ~, Jr. A special
q. communication Of Nerd,
m ian Lodge, No q. f and
I a IN A. M is hereby called for
/ WIN II 80 am. Saturday, jan
. NAN uaTy 10 1860 at the Ma
/ E/yN sonic Temple, 10th and
/ ~ You SITS. NV. to conduct
| last Masonic rites over our late
bro'her. WILLIAM N HILL, at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
st. NV, at pm
! ROOSEVELT HEIGHT, ". M.
J. p SNOWDEN. Secretary.
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NIaHdua HIIIA, IaIII. TO
LAMPKN, WILLIAM E., Sr. Sudden

3N"II NIIN' WILLIhNI Il oT. ouuutHIy'
his home, S4lI Dixon ave. silver
Spring, Nd. WILLIAM E LAMP
KIN ST. husband Of Bessie E
Iampkin, father Of Mrs Carroll v
Miller, Mrs. John l. Coker. William
E. lr., and BENJAMIN NJ. Lampkin
There also are eleven grandchildren
and two great-grandChildren Mr.
Lampkin rests at the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md .
where servicee will be held on Sat-
uToay. January 6, at 40 pm
parking facilities Interment Fort
IaDrOlD Cpn1afnrN
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NT usTy Tn "a 1880 All All PTincs Png[saayi Ssoraa: ISa-
Hospital. MARY v. KANE Of 39oS ?rSSS
Bunker Hill ro.. Mount Rainier. Md.
widow Of the late Timothy P Kane.
Friends may call at the T. T Co.'S
tello Funeral Home. l722 North
Capitol st. after ) pm. Friday,
January Is. Requiem mass at ST.
James Church. Mount Rainier. Nd a..
on Saturday. January is. at 10
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
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BRYAN, JAMES R. tsNIPl {

BkIAN, JAMES r. tsNIPl. On
Wednesday, January 10. 1880 al
the Memorial Hospital. Easton. Nd,
JAMES R (5NIPD BRYAN Serv-
ices at the Newman Funeral Home.
Easton. Md. on Saturday. January
10, al , pm. Interment oxford
Cemetery. Oxford. Nd Visitation
from pm. to 9 pm. Friday, jan
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THOMAS. MARY "; On Thurs

January II. 1860 MARY v
THOMAS OF 5g2l Bradley blvd
Bethesda. Nd. beloved wife OF the
OF Mrs Paul v Finegan, Earl
H and II Col. Ronald F. Thomas.
sister Of Mrs Jonn c Powers,
Mrs. Henry g Class. George A.
and Albert u Bolz. rrienas are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral flCIne OF Robert A
PUN Dnrev. BetnesdA Nd. Services
on SATURDAY.. January l6. at Our
Lady OF JourdsS Catholic Church
V1ere reCuien mass will be offered
AZ ]" noon Interment Gate OF
Heaven CRmnierN
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TAYLOR. ROY HIrBERTV on w.

DAY. January IL. 1860, ROY HU-
BERT TAYLOR Of 4Ol North Barton
st. Arlington, Va. beloved husband
OF Helen Taylor. father OF Rich
ard P Taylor grandfather Of Mike
Steyie and Billy. all Of ArlinFton
Va. son OF Lee Roy Taylor. brother
Of z H james Robert, Paul Dous-
las and Jack Taylor. Mrs RUBY
Robardey and Mrs MozeIle Linker
all OF Dallas. Tex. area Friends
NAV call at the Ives Funeral Home.
"S45 Wilson blvd Arlington, Va.
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. January Ii. at 9.3l
pm; Interment National Memorial
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NEWTON HATTIE On Tuesday Ian

hION' HATTIE. on tuesday, jan
Hh5y 5S,, III HATTig 1299 NFWToS s4{S! 9Sfr1nS ~ 1G
r St NV She is survived by one
brother, MI Ollie Newton, two sis
tiers. Mrs Minnie Dent and Mrs
Isabella ToLyer. and other relatives
and many friends After pm
call at the 3 F Taylor Funeral
Home. 11O2 18th St NV where
services will be held on Saturday
January IS at Z pm, the Rev o.
@ Smith oficisting lnterment on
Sunday. January Il. at the Gahlee
Baptist Church Cemetery, West
mOreland County. Va
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FRANKLIN. REV SPENCER D. De

ID. De-
parted this life on Wednesday, Jan
uary l3,. 1850, at Georgetown Uni
yersity Hospital. REV SPENCER b,
FRANKLIN Of 1905 18th st. NV,
He is survived by his devoted wife,
Mrs. Layina 4. Persons Franklin;
an only son; Mr.. William s. Frank
lin; an only brother, Mr.. Joseph
Baker Of Cullen. Va; a grand
daughter. Miss Evelyn Franklin OF
New York City; two stepSons, Mr.
Ulysses Persons o. New YORK
CITY and Capt George A. Persons
OF Fort Knox, Ky. one stepdauSh-
ter, Mrs Lydia Miller of Washing
ton. D e; host of nieces, neph-
eNS and other relatives and friends.
from % ID pm. Friday. jan
uary 10. trlends may call at the
Crouch Funeral Home. 81 X st. NV.
BooV VII lie in state on SstGr-
gay. January 10, from Q am. until
time Of funeral. pm, at the
vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
Io5n Vernon ave. NV. the Rev.
=; Murray ofhciatlng. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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B PHILIBERT. formerly Of i5@6
St nv. beloved tathgr OF Charles
Philibert, n OF TIsCols. Ill.
P Philibert and Benjamin J. Phili-
bert Of Baltimore. Nd Joseph P
Philibert OF rort Worth. Tex, and
the Misses Helene. EStelle and Imo-
gene PhiliDert ,Ef Arlington, Va
neral Home, 1900 N ST NV. after
II noon Friday. January Is, wherL
prayers will be held on Saturday
81 thSary MabeGs IG az S59 am hspse pSoto 70
mass win be offered for the repoSe
II %o,5ni ms s9pI CIV, a. 70 ..tn an Interment
REEVES, SIDNEY W. On Thursday,
January "a, 1860, at his RESIDENCE
Reeves, father Of Mrs T' Winifrsd
Long grandfather OF Philip Reeves
Long and Janet W Long. Friends
4th St and Massachusetts ave. ne,
between 4 and 10 pm. where serv-
ices viii be held on Monday. Janu-
sry 3. al p.m. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery. II
REEVES, SIDNEY W. A special ccm-
% municatlOn of st. Johns
~ Lodge, No, H. r A. A. M,
X%M is called for Sunday. Jan
% 81, $::':: ::: /;
service for our late broth
er, SIDNEY W, REEVES
SAMUEL IVA. A: WAMPLsR IN I,sF,
CRAWFORD c. HEERLEIN. secy.
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JOHN r. On wednesday.
January II. 1860 at the home OF
his son, ll204 Gaviota ave, Granada
Hills, Calf. JOHN H KEARNEY
He is survived by Frank Kearney
Of Washington, D. c.. Mrs. J W.
Bailey OF New York. N Y . and Jack
Kearney Of the Granada Hills ad-
dress. Services and interment in
Granada Hills. Calif lR
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Algeria Peace Talks
Linked to Concessions

TUNIS, TuniSia, July S (AP)
Algerian rebels are demand
ing concessions from the French
government as the price for
peace talks to end the war
which has taken more than
100000 lives in the last 51a
years.
The nationalists said yester-
day that only if France reviSes
its stand would it be willing to
send another delegation to ar
range for rebel Premier Ferhat
Abbas to go to Paris for cease
fire negotiations.
A rebel communique said the
French government had laid
down conditions for the peace
talks which would deprive the
rebel peace mission of "all
liberties compatible with the
dignity and equality of negotia-
tors"
Object to Conditions
The rebels claim the condi-
tionS made by Paris would for
bid their negotiators contracting
anyone in France or elsewhere
except for communications with
the rebel provisional govern
ment in Tunis.
The nationalists also inter-
preted the conditions as for
bidding their delegates to
contact colleagues jailed in
Paris.
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Arnold Stang Forfeits
$500 lin Traffic Case

celerator got stuck, causing
him to lose control.
A second passenger in the
car, Mrs. Marjorie K. Andrews
of 2205 California street NV
said she was hospitalized with
leg injuries for four days.
She said Mr.. Stang was
driving her mothers car back
from a Southeast restaurant
when the accident occurred
Her husband, Peter, was also
a passenger.
At the hearing, Mr.. Stang
complained about having to
recall the sequence of events
some II months later than the
accident. He said he checked
with police before he left
Washington last year and was
told there would be no charges
against him.
Park Police Pvt. William
Morris, however. told Mr.. King
he couldn't reach Mr.. Stang
last year. He said he was not
allowed to visit him when he
was hospitalized and that Mr..
Stang left town shortly after
he was released.
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Arnold Stang, the comedian
currently appearing here, for
feited $500 collateral in Mu-
nicipal Court today on a reck-
less driving charge stemming
from a midnight car crash last
summer.
Mr.. Stang said he was hos
pitalized for nearly 10 days at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter with face injuries after the
automobile he was driving went
out of control and hit a traffic
sign, a light pole and a cherry
tree near Fifteenth street and
independence avenue S.W. last
August 25.
The entertainer was sum-
moned to a hearing today in
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark Kings Office shortly after
he arrived in town last week
to appear in THE Seventeen
Itch" at the Candlelight
Theater.
The accident took place last
year while he was appearing
here in another play.
Mr.. Stang told Mr.. King he
thought the automobiles ac-
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The Algerians also repeatedly
would be denied access to news
men.
There was no immediate re-
action from Paris to the rebe
announcement. But it was
good news for the French set.
tiers in Algeria, who oppose
peace talks with the Moslen
nationaliSts because they feal
such talks would be a prelim-
mary to the ending of French
rule in Algeria.
Chinese Influence Threat
The rebel delegation, headed
by Ahmed Boumendjel, spent
three days at Melum, outside
Paris, last week in talks with
French representatives. They
returned to Tunis Friday with
a gloomy picture of the cease
fire talks.
Some rebel leaders are call
ing for abandonment of peace
talks and an all-out swing to-
ward alliance with Commun-
iSt China.
Red Chinese influence in the
nationalist rebellion has been
worrying Western diplomats in
North Africa for some time
Rebel missions have travelled to
Red China during the past two
years and a good part of the
rebellion's budget is said to be
coming from Peiping.