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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-19

r. M. cAl1OON
Sheriff Dare County
Manteo. N. c.
Evening star., 1960-07-02

tarnished. What do you rec
ommend for cleaning 1t?
Answer-Aluminum clean
ing and polishing prepara-
tionS for use on exterior
building aluminium are avail
able at many hardware stores
and department stores and
some paint dealers; follow
manufacturers directions for
use carefully. These usually
leave a protective coating to
retard future furnishing. Or
clean by careful rubbing with
fine steel wool and kerosene
(being careful of fire hazard) :,
followed by applying thin
layer of kerosene which will
evaporate, leaving protective
coating.
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Tips on Household Problems
By ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

Question: have a metal
shower stall. After using it
I notice a flow of water be-
meath all sides, close to the
base. Is there any home
remedy to rectify this?
Answer-The seams may
not be tightly sealed; drain
pan may be faulty or Joint
around outlet may not be
properly sealed. Call in a
competent plumber to check
the installation.
d-stoined Cloth
QuestiOn-How can blood
stains be removed from cot
ton cloth such as handker-
chiefs or dental students
coats?
Answer - Blood stains
should be removed as soon
p as possible for best results.
Sponge with cool water; if
possible soak in cool water
for about 80 minutes to re-
move as much of stain as
possible. To remove rest of
stain work detergent into
it, then rinse with clear wa
ter.
If not affected by deter
gent apply few drops of am
monia to discolored area,
then repeat detergent treat
ment, followed by rinsing.
For stubborn stains apply
laundry bleach material, fol-
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Answer-"Slide easy" prep
arations are now widely avail
able in house wares and
hardware stores; follow label
instructions. To loosen a
sticking drawer, place electric
bulb inside. out of contact
with contents of drawer and
wood, to help dry out (and
shrink swollen wood. Shave
down edges Of drawer with
plane. coarse file, or sand
paper. Rub paraffin or soap
on drawer edges and parts
against which drawer slides.
Unfinished surfaces should be
coated with shellac.
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Tornished Grill

QueSti0n-The grill on our
storm door has a cast alumni
mum flamingo about 80 inches
high which Is very dull and
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lowing label instructions care
fully. Suggest sending Is
cents (no Stamps) to Super
intendent of Documents,
Washington rs, D. c., for
copy of Removing Stains
From Fabrics" (Home and
Garden Bulletin, No. 62)-
handy leaflet to have around
the house, especially for pos
sible dental student stains.
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Dresser Drawers

QuestiOn-Please repeat in
structionS on how to treat
dresser drawers that become
difficult to move during
humid summer weather. Until
we moved into a damp house
they gave little trouble. 1t
takes a couple of months of
furnace heat to get them
back to normal.
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day, July "A, 1860, at his home
700 Takoma ave, Takoma Park.
Md. LEONARD NJ. KING, father
OF Mrs. Donald Hasgerty, son OF
Mrs Susan E. King and brother OF
Mrs Stanley r. johnson. Mrs. Fran
els J. Bechelli and Edward M, Otho
t. w, Francis G. and Hubert
King. Mr., King rests at the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Md
where services will be held or
Wednesday, July ~, at 1890 am
(parkins facilities). Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 26
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lehem's ingot capacity in
creased from 950,000 tons in
1913 to 73 million tons for six
years during and just after
World War II. 1t now exceeds
20.5 million tons. He was also
chiefly responsible for making
Bethlehem the Nations largest
ship building concern.
In 1857, shortly after he re-
signed as board chairman and
chief executive officer, his
health began to go downhill.
But he had left his mark. He
had cut his own income by
$350.000 during World War II
as an example to other execu-
tiveS. He led the industry in
introducing benefit plans, paid
vacations for hourly workers
and company grants to schools
He advocated the theory that
an organization should develop
its own men and give them ad-
vancement opportunities.
Surviving are a daughter
Mrs. David Guthrie, Bethle-
hem; two sons. Charles, Itman
and Eugene. jr., Philadelphia
eight grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren. His wife
the former Marion Brown Of
Bethlehem, died in 1856.
Funeral services will be helc
tomorrow at the Packer Mem.
orial Chapel of Lehigh Uni.
verSity.
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Mrs. Oksunu Kusenkinu, SO,
Leap Stirred Soviet Clash

tion's retreat, Reed Farm, near
Nyack, N. Y.
Russian agents seized her
there, charging she had been
drugged and kidnapped. They
took her to the Russian con-
Sulate, pending return to Rus
sia. Mrs. Kasenkina, however
jumped from a third-Story
window. She was seriously hurt
in the plunge, and was hospital
lied for more than three
months.
Yakov Lomakin, then Soviet
consul general here, demanded
that Mrs. Kasenkina be re-
turned to Russian hands. The
United States refused. Mr..
Lomakin was ordered out of
the country.
Mrs. Kasenkina charged the
Russians had held her a pris-
oner, Congress passed a spe-
cial bill to give her permanent
residence in this country. For
years she was under special
guard.
A sister. who lives in Great
Britain, survives. Her body is
at a funeral home in Miami,
the foundation here said.
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NEW YORK, july 26 (AP)

NEW YORK, July 26 (AP).-
Mrs. Oksana Stepanova Kasen-
kina, whose leap to freedom
II years ago formed a melo-
dramatic chapter in the. cold
war, died Sunday in a Miami
tFla) hotel, friends here re-
ported today. She was SO.
A one-time Russian school
teacher, Mrs. KaSenkina in
l948 jumped from the third
story window of the Russian
consulate here tc avoid being
returned to her homeland.
The case stirred an interna-
tional sensation.
The TolStoy Foundation, Inc,
an organization to aid White
Russian exiles from commu-
nism. said Mrs. Kasenkina died
at the Gralynn Hotel in Miami
from natural causes compli-
Gated by a heart condition.
In recent years, she has lived
in seclusion, the foundation
said, changing her residence
often for fear Of reprisals. She
became an American citizen in
1857.
Mrs. Kasenkina first came to
this country as a teacher for
children of Russian diplomatic
officials. In August, 1948, she
detected from communism and
sought refuge at the founda-
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BEKNHARD, MABEL KA1 1MUND. Un
Monday, July %, 1860, MABEL
RAYMOND BERNHARD, beloved wife
OF the late DR.. ]. Walter Bernhard
and mother of DR.. James W. Bern
hard. jr., of Washington, D. C.,
and Mrs. Mark F. Coles of Haddon-
field, N j. Services and inter-
ment private In lieu of flowers
contributions NAV be made to Chill
dren's Hospital in memory Of Mrs.
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Clyde H. Harp,
Federal EmpIoye

Clyde H. Harp, rs, a former
Government employe in the
District. died Sunday in Mil
ford, Del.
While living in Washington.
Mr.. Harp was a member of
the credit Office of the Cudahy
Packing Co. He later was en-
ployed by the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp.
He leaves his wife Edna of
Milford, daughter, Mrs. Mary
Rikerd, of Portland. Greg. +:
three brothers, Edward and
Roger, both of Hagerstown,
Md, and Thomas, of Venetta,
Okla, and a granddaughter.
Services were to be held to-
day in Milford. Graveside
services will be held at pm.
tomorrow in the National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery in Falls
Church, Va.
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Mrs. Devore, 81,
Generals Widow,
Active in Charity

Mrs. Helen S. Devore, 81,
widow of Brig. Gen. Daniel
Bradford Devore. died today
at her home. 1000 Twenty
fourth street NV.
Mrs. Devore, the former
Helen Stewart of Warsaw, Wis.
was the daughter of the late
Alexander and Margaret Stew
art. Mr.. Stewart served two
terms as a Representative from
Wisconsin at the turn of the
century.
The general and Mrs. Devore
were the former owners of
Chatham, near Fredericksburg
Va, where they spent several
summers. Gen. Devore died in
1856.
Mrs. Devore had been active
in District charity work since
she came to Washington with
her parents. She devoted most
of her time to the work of the
Florence Crittenton Home.
| Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Gawler's
Funeral Home at 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
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William J. Cobb,
Petersburg Native

William James Cobb. 48. a
former area resident, died Sat-
urday in Newton, N. j.. as the
result of an auto accident.
A native of Petersburg. Va,
Mr.. Cobb came to Lewisdale.
Md, in 1882. Three years ago.
he moved to New York where
he was employed as a consult
ant statistician for Datab Co.
He leaves his mother, Mrs.
Matte Cobb, and a sister, Mrs.
Lois Rockelli, both of 2200 Ban
ming place, Lewisdale, and a
brother, John, of 4025 Eighth
street NE.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Morris & Son
Funeral Home, Petersburg.
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Dratha

WILLIAMS. WILLIS. On Monday,
July 25, 1860, WILLIS WILLIAMS
Of 29l4 Sherman ave. NV, hus-
band Of Mary Williams and father
OF Melvin r and Elmore D. viii
hams. Also surviving are one
grandson; one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Everett other relatives and many
irlendS: Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure. Inc. IS
WOLFE, CHARLES H.. sr. On Mon
fss aospts sql' cHSRLEs III s0q Wor Ct Gasufty q
81 Sand dS95 81 Marv ETif st ss Wots 5eloyeq hus
Of Elwood Wolfe Of Chester. Pa.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave ne,
where services will be held on
Thursday, July rs. at 2:3O p.m
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. -
HARTMAN, EDYTHE G. On Sunday,
July "A, 1850, EDYTHE G. zART-
MAN OF. 3 Pooks Hill rd., Bethesda,
Md; beloved wife of Ira hartman,
mother Of DR., l. william hartman
daugtter Of R H Wenser and sis
Enbrot. Ter ot RoPert " Wenger. both Of
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. PUN
phrey, Bethesda, Md. from : to
pm. Tuesday, July 96. Service
on Wednesday, July 81. at II am,
a. the Lutheran Church of the
reformation, 212 East Capitol st.
Brickerville, Pa. In NH lieu Of SSeis, fiowers,
contributions may be made to the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ciety
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Eugene 6. Grace Dies;
Bethlehem Steel Chief

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 26
(AP) Eugene G. Grace, 83,
who made Bethlehem Steel
Corp. the Nations second
largest producer, died yester-
day.
Mr.. Grace, who for nearly
half a century served as presi-
dent. chairman of the board
and chief executive officer.
abandoned a promising career
with the old Boston Braves to
join Bethlehem in 1899 after
graduating from Lehigh Uni
versity at the top of his class.
His first job was that of an
electric crane operator earn
ing Is cents an hour. He rose
steadily until he became one
Of the highest paid corporate
officers in the country. His SAL
ary and bonus totaled 81 $780,
900 in 1929.
Active at Age 80
Mr.. Grace abounded in en-
ergy.
At the age of 80 he was in
the midst Of directing Bethle-
hem's $500 million expansion
program designed to increase
its 20 million ton annual capa-
city by 3 million tons.
His philosophy was that a
business cannot afford to stand
still any more than an indi-
vidual can.
Il don't like to think back
wards" he once said. "Wher
a man stops thinking forward
he's done"
Mr.. Grace, the son Of a Cos.
hen IN. j. sea captain turned
shore merchant, has said HI
gave up baseball because he fell
his career would be over al
the age of 35.
Ironically. in 1918 at the age
E Of SO he became president ot
the Bethlehem Steel Co. Les.
than three years later he wal
promoted to president of tht
parent Bethlehem Steel Corp.
owned by Charles M. Schwab
Boosted Production
Mr.. Grace became boarc
chairman in l945 and con
tinued as chief executive Off
GER. Under his guidance Beth.
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CHALK, IULIA MELCH. nn SUNDAY

July "a, 1860, JULIA WEIGH
CHALK Cnee Barbour), beloved
mother of Mrs Helen L. Leith,
grandmother of William E. Leith Of
Silver Spring. Md; sister of Sidney
Barbour Of Waldorf. Md. and John
R Lomax of Bel Alton. Nd Also
survived BY two great-grandchildre
Funeral from the Simmon Bros
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd
sc, parking facilities). Wednesday,
July ~, at ll:30 am. Funeral
services at the William and Mary
Episcopal Church. WaySide, Nd. at
pm, Interment church cemetery.
20
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CATLIN, MALCOLM B. On Thursday

July 81. 1880 % MALCOLM e. M b 1ItIIJS; cATIiS;
Of 1925 Connecticut ave. NV, be-
loved husband Of Helen Macintosh
Catlin, father of Judith Russell Cat
lin, son Of Mrs. Elizabeth L. Van
Buskirk of Bloomfield N. J.; brother
Of George G. Catlin Of Bloomfield
N. j.; Everett C. Catlin OF Memphis
Tenn, and Kenneth G. Catlin OF
Bsskins Ridge N. j Private services
and interment will be held in Bloom
field, N. J Notice of local memorial
services later. In lieu OF flowers,
contributions may be sent to the
American Heart Association or the
SidTell Friends School o6
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DUNNNGTON. WILLIAM EDWARD

On Monday, July 70, 1850, at the
Washington Sanitarium and Hos
pital. WILLIAM EDWARD DUN
NINGTON of 900 Quaint Acres drive
Silver Spring, Md, son of the late
Ida Blanche Dunnineton and brother
Of Mrs Ruth Herman. There also
are one niece and four nephews
Mr.. Dunnington rests at the Warner
E. Pumphrey Funeral Home SABA
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md
tparking facilitiesl. Mass will bt
offered for the repose of his soul on
Thursday, July rs. at am, al
st. Camillus Catholic Church. 1900
St Camillus drive. Silver Spring
Md. lnterment Congressional Gem
etery. 81
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CAssIMATIs. ANDREW. onhcers 4,

NrShU members of Adelphi Post,
A No. 3S. American Legion
R Department Of D. c., are
hereby notified of the
2&S 8 death of our late comrade,
1YssHsSy ANDREW CASSIMATIS
All members of this post
are requested to attend American
Legion National Guard of Honor
services to be held at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29OI l4th
st; NV, at $50 pm. Tuesday, July
l6 1860.
JOHN B. FARMAKIDEs, Comdr.
ANDREA P. SCKOPPEGLIA, Adit. 26
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ANDREW Z. An emer-
a gent communication Of
N National Lodge, No. II,
IN F. A. A. M, is hereby
(MCN called for Wednesday, July
WNH 81 1860, at . pm, at the
TNyN ST. Sophia Greek Ortho-
W dox Church, 36th ST. and
Massachusetts ave. NV. for the
purpose of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother.
ANDREW E. CASSIMATIS.
LESTER r. MACKLEY, w. NJ.
FRED M. BOOTH, Secy. 26
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DeLAUNEY, ROLAND G., sr. suddenl,

DeEHUNLI, hULAND U,I ST. suddenly,
on on SATURDAY, July 90. 1860, Al the
Prince GeorEes County Country Club
Northwest dr., Silver Spring, Md;
husband OF Romaine b. father OF
Roland c.. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George P and brother of Allen De
Launey. Mr. DeLauney rests at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
Md, where services will be held on
Wednesday, July 27, at 1870 pm
tparking facilities). Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Friends
may visit with the family at the fu-
and and Z and 9 pm. Sympathy
may be expressed in the form OF
memorials to the Montgomery County
Heart Association, 3746 Howard ave.
Kensington, Md. Baltimore, Nd.
papers please copy. 20
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DAVIS, WILLIAM on rr,dav In

%. 1860, At District General Hos.
pital, WILLIAM DAVIS Of 1890
Morris rd Sc, the beloved husband
Of Ida Davis; father Of William
Davis. jr.; stepfather of Harry Jones
brother OF Henson Davis and Alice
Davis He also is survived BY one
daughter-in-law. Adelaide Jones;
one sister-in-law. Maggie Davis;
many other relatives and friends
Friends may call at Montgomery
Bros. Funeral Home, 9I3 Florida
ave. NV, after q pm. Tuesday
July 20, Funeral services Wednes.
day, July -, at 1:3o.p.m., at Bibl,
Way Church, No. 3. 4721 Sheriff I'd
ne, the Rev. Elder Rafus Settle,
ofiiciating. Interment New Har.
mony Cemetery. %
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pIGGs. ALRERT. ON Mnndn.

1850 a tn. OF bstTeT MGndaGS Gens4s Sqy
Hospital, ALBERT DIGGs, loving
husband of the late Julia DiEgs and
brother Of Mary Spiers Of Newark,
N. j. Remains at Campbells Fu-
neral Home, 442 NJ st. NV. Notice
of funeral later.
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BAsCoM v. On Monday
July 25. 1850, at his residence, 57l5
Clay st. ne, BAsCOM v. cHARL-
ton. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
Iangements by Henry S. Washingtor
a. Sons
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CoNTEE, WILLIAM D. Departed thi,

COTTON as6 rAEE EARx Z E On d6T46SM E5!ffS July y
1895 German terrace Sc. beloved
wife OF Larkin Cotton and devoted
mother of Mrs. Laura Taylor, Mrs
Lee Allen. Gladys, Gertrude. Aileen
Johnnie, James. Larkin, jr., Edward
Roy and Ernest Cotton Also sur
vivinE are two sisters. Mrs. Jessie
Daniels and Miss Nellie Latham,
other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Tuesday, July 26,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920 9th St
NV, where services will be held at s
pm. Additional services will be held
Wednesday, July %. at pm, EST,
at Providence Baptist Church, Rem
ington, Va. 1nterment Hollywood
Cemetery
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ARRISs Iiii.. 81 WILLIAM L. On Saturday,

July sss 1860, WILLIAM 4 l. 'HHlASFqay; HARRfys;
OF 1908. 5th St NV. husband Of
Bertha L. Harris, father Of Mrs.
Ethei H. Campbell, Mrs. Helen n
Harris and Mrs. Frances H Anders
ne also is survived by five grand
cnlldren, one sister and other rela-
tlVes and many friends. Friends
may call at the Malvan g. Schey.
inc Funeral Home, New Jersey
ave, and r st. NV, today. after {
pm, where funeral services will
De held on Wednesday, July o1 AT
pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
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GRIMM; DC dDoRoTHY; On Sunday. July

"a 1860, DOROTHY GRIMM OF
I401 Bangor st. ne, wife OF David
Grimm, daughter OF Mrs. Susie
Thomas. Also surviving are four
cnlldren. three sisters, five brothers,
friends. Friends may call at Inc
Walter E. Hunter Funeral Home
25l2 Sheridan rd. Sc, Wednesday
July ~. from to 1890 nm
Funeral services Thursday. July 3s,
a. II noon, at the St John s
e. NJ. E. Church, Stanton and
Douglas rd. Sc, the Rev. r, b,
jackson U4Aciating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery
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DAVIS, NOSE. Jr. On Thursday, july
ol llRn MnsE nANIc 4. =

81, 1860 NOSE DAVIS. jr.. utf Of
81 Pierce st. NV, beloved son Of
Mr., and Mrs Nose Davis, Sr. He
also is survived by four brothers.
many friends. Friends may call
after 5 pm. Tuesday, July 20, at
the District MorticianS. 100 Yer
mont ave. NV, where services will
be held at / pm. Wednesday, July
%. 1nterment Harmony Cemetery.
Arrangements by John D. Watson .
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WILLIAMS. ALBERr 2 On saturd.v

WILLIAMS. ALBERT E. On Saturday.
July %, 1860, ALBERT z. VIII
LIAMS, beloved husband Of Laura
M. Williams, father Of George A
Williams and grandfather of Judith,
George and Deborah Williams. Serv-
ices at the Geier Funeral Home
36O5 4th st. NV Wednesday, July
-; ~ am. Intermept Cedar
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DUvALL, KATHARINE ELIZABETH


Suddenly, on Sunday, July "a, 1860
at St Mary's Hospital, Leonardtown
Md, KATHARINE ELIZABETH DU-
VAIL OF Avenue, Md, dormerly Of
BS Rensingtoni Nd / wife Of Edwin
ssRs ans pSSs Montee mUndr snd r Mf fssn
Duvall: sister of Charles A. and
Thomas j. RUSSELL grandmother
Of Jenniter A. Christine j., W
Bret and CaSsandra Montee and
Mrs. Duyall rests at the Warner E
Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434
(parEing facilities Mass will be
offered for the repose of her soul
on "Wednesday, July -, at 9 am.
Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
FACER, JAMES ROSCOE. On July %
1860. JAMES r. FACER. the beloved
husband Of Julia NJ. Facer and father
Cowling and Mildred F. Heiff, anc
McElroy. Also survived BY eisht
grandchildren and six great-grand.
CHILDREN Funeral from. the Walter
w Deal FqneTel Home. 4Sl2 Georgia
IN. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry 26
FAIRFAX, DOROTHY d. On satur.
day. July y, 1850 at Georgetowr
FAIRFAX, beloved wife OF Edwin r
Fairfax; mother OF Miss Cornelis
Young, Mrs. Lillian Elizabeth HouS.
ton. George A. Young ir, and Rob
ert G. Young: sister OF Brig Gen
c. NJ DAILY. USA retired, of An.
theSda, Md, and Leonard L. Dali
of Baltimore, Md She also is sur.
vived by II grandchildren. Friend!
may call at the DeVol Funeral Home
2224 Wisconsin ave NV, whert
services Eil be held Wednesday
July 81 al y m. Interment Rocl
Creek Cemetery 26
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HAlLLMAN, Jamie NJ. on Sunday

July "a, 1850, at her residence,
1880 5th st. ne. devoted WIFE 4
Of Mr.. John C. Hallman. She also
Is survived by two daughters. Mrs
Mable Ridley and Mrs. Dorothy
Carter; three grandchildren: four
protheTS' Willie Melvin, George and
Edward Aikens three sisters, Mrs
Betty Wilson, Mrs. Jackie Mable of
New York, N, Y, and Mrs. Msrgorie
kirkland of Cleveland. Ohio: a
most Of nieceS and nephews, Other
relatives and many friends Re
day, July -, after 1 p,m at tbe
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 6Si
Florida ave. NV Funeral services
on Thursday, July 2S, at / pm,
az Elder MichauX Church. 2030
Seorgia ave. W. 1nterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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JOHNSON, GERTRUDE z. On Tues
day, July 20, 1850 GERTRUDE
E. JOHNSON of 9O1 L st. ne.
ments BY Frazier.
JONES. HERNDoN BELsE. On Thu

JVINE5' TIENNDUN bEBSE, On ThWrS-
day, July y, 1850. HERNDoN
Girard st. NV SURVIVING are G his
sisters. other relatives and many
friends After pm. Tuesday, July
20, friends are invited to call at
the Mcguire Funeral Home, 1870
Sth St; NV, where services will be
held Wednesday. July 81, at iO:3O
am, Interment National Harmony
Memorial PARK .1G
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GROSS, DIR Ious rDw.pr

aSSp5iy, Sp oG11s on Sunday. July g, 1860,
Chillum rd., Hyattsville. Md, beloved
husband Of Fannie Gross and de-
voted father Of Harold Gross DR.
kenneth l. Gross of Silver Spring,
Mo. and Marvin G. Gross Of Long
two sisters. Mrs. Jennie Gold and
Mrs. Martha Sherman, and a brother,
sidney. Gross of Florida, and eight
grandchildren. Funeral services AT
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 l4th st, NV
Tuesday, July 20, at / p.m. Inter,
ment Friendship Lodge Cemetery
Memorial week. 5557 Chillum pl. ne,
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HAYNES. THELMA MAE. OF 1ooe

st; NV. on July 81, 1860,
daughter of Mrs. Efhe Taylor Poelh.
man; mother Of Shirley, Marie, Mae,
Haynes. Five sisters and four brotho
erS also survive. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5l7 lIth 81
Sc, on Wednesday, July %, At . o.3Si
pm. 1nterment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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GROVE, LUCY. On saturday, Jul,

%, 1860, at her residence, i0Ii
1st st. NV. LUCY GROVE, beloved
Clara Holmes, Cornelius, Lewis,
Jesse. Julh and Herford Grove
She also is urvived by one daughter
in-law, Mrs. Crete Grove; one sister
in-law. Mrp Ophelia Adams, other
relatives an friends; The late Mrs.
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne, after
: pm. Wednesday, July -. Funeral
Thursday, July 2S at / pm. from
Peace Baptist Church. Tl2 18th St.
ne, the Rev. S. A. Davenport on
ciating. interment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery. ~
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sunday, July -. 1860, at The he
WASHINGTON Hospital Center, REV
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON of 53a
GOth St. NV. Washington. D. C
ae was the honored pastor OF Mount
EIave town vs vBaotiSt Church of Rector
tist Church of Jefferson, Va. He
leaves loving wife, Mrs. Kath-
arine Richardson; a loving father
George W. Richardson, sr; two Sis
IeES' ISa NM Mri; p,obo Louise ogd RICE and Miss
CHRISTOPHER. James williams snd
Herbert Lee Richardson, and many
other relatives to mourn his passing
AiIer Hs pm Wednesday, July ~,
9l3 Florida ave. NV. On Thursday,
July 2S, the remains will lie in
state at the Mount Olive Baptist
Church Of Rectortown, Va, from
II am until until time q services at
oficiatinE Interment New fsrl Hsgr
mony Cemetery. ~
RUSSELL, LUCY R. On Friday. July
~ 1900, AZ Walter Reed General
late orin G Russell. She leaves
70 mourn their loss three daughters,
Mrs Beatrice Palmer. Mrs Jonie
hsss,,I Nae HillaTd and Miss Addie !.
Charles T and John G. Russell: two
slSers, Mrs. Katie c. Jackson and
Mrs Rosa Harrison, several grand-
children, twelve great-grandchildren
and other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John T, Rhines Il Co. Funeral Home,
30l5 18th ST ne. where friends
may call after 4 pm Tuesday,
July 26. Funeral services on
Wednesday, July 81. at pm, at
the Friendship Baptist Church. lst
and H SITS. s.v., the Rev B H
Whiting oficiatinE. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 2l26