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ROCKVILLE

This new listing won't lastl Rambler
with bedrms:, basement fenced lot with
trees. and walking distance "a blk.) to
bus and school,
DON'T WAIT, CALL now
Only S13,500, with $3.50 dn., and low
monthly payments. LO $4,000.
DIRECTIONS: West on Viers Mill rd.
past Twinbrook shopping center to our
Open Sign at 1922 Viers Mill rd.
SILVER SPRING
Reduced for quick sale! Elegant 3-bed-
room rambler, in new condition. This
home features a lge. din. area, rec. rm.,
and two freplaces.
DREAM COME TRUE
Now only S19,950, and assume a large
412cc loan. LO. 5-0S00
DIRECTIONS: North on Georgia ave.
to Plyers Mill rd.. left to st. Margaret'S
way, right to Jennings court and our
Open Sign.
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"STOP-LOOK-'N' SEE TODAY"
ROCKVILLE

Expansible Cape Cod. with a full base
ment and beautiful 1n5-acTe lot;
GROWING FAMILY SPECIAL"
Near bus q blk and school e blksO;
only S12,95O with S4O0 down and S9S
per month. LO. 5-0S00
DIRECTIONS: West from Rockville on
". Montgomery ave-, right on Laird TO
BETHESDA
(ASHBURTON AREAl-Immaculate all
brick rambler. 3 bedrms din, ell, rec.
rm, carport and a tree-shaded fenced lot.
"A GENUINE STEAL"
FHA appraised and priced at SlS,500. or
assume a large 4hcc loan; immediate
possession: walk to school IA blk.), buses
and shopping 10. 5-0S00.
DIRECTIONS: West on Old Georgetown
rd to Lone Oak dr., left to Sinnott dr.,
right to our open Sign.
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RH0pen
POTOMAC ESTATES
GA Enn

TUIOWhC ESIhIEB
S44, 800
4 or 5-bedrm. tri-level home, SIT
uated on 3h acres in one OF
Potomac's fne communities. DIR.
Out River rd. 2 streets past Po-
tomac to Chapel rd., to PARKER
q PARKER. Open sign. EN-. g.
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Shannon & Luchs

MONTGOMERY HILLS = Lovely
brick rambler offers center hqn.
1iv. ,rm. with firepl.. sep. din. I'M,
de luxe elec. kit, 3 bedrmS., ia
baths on 1st floor: full bSmt with
rec; rm. and bar, plumbing for
bath: lovely lot In this cow. loc.
vacant. 81 $50, SLIGO REALTY,
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WHEATON

Full price, only S1O,95O, Just
$500 down and S66 per month,
newly decorated.
MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT"
Three bedrmS., sep. din. rm.,
in this spacious Colonial. with
lge. Anchor-fenced yard. Call
HE. $1,000 to inspect today.
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ROLLING TERRACE

Langley Park area-BiE and spacious. g.
bedrm. brick Colonial. ,,,,,
Sep din rm., lge. side porch, walk out
bsmt. with rec. rm., big kit with table
space.
DIRECTIONS: Out Univ blvd. to Bay
field dr., and right to Glenville rd., and
left to S503.
WHEATON
Spacious Colonial-Style home, remodeled
and newly decorated; featuring bedrms.,
. tiled baths, elegant liv rm 04xlS)
with fireplace; wooded lot; ready immedi-
"'N'' ava '"TEAM-SIzE FAMILY"
S19,75O with low down payment, trades
considered. LO 5-0S00.
DIRECTIONS: North on Georgia ave,
pass Wheaton to Lindell ST., left to
OPEN HOUSE.
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w. ]. NICHOLAS
ntp@n
CAROL HIGHLANDS

Just off N. Hamp. ave. is this
charming brick expansible Cal
ifornia rambler.
"A TIPTOP BUY"
Liv. rm. with firepl., bsmt.,
radiant heat, beautiful tree
shaded yard with patio; full
price, only S16,500, Just $500
down.
DIR: Out N. Hamp ave. to
Erskine ST., and right to 18th
ave, and left to 1902.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Eat on the Floor

OF this immaculate roomy split
level home (table space for the
fastidious) priced reduced to S23.-
$50. Owner says make me an
offer and then look out. Ca. ave
to Plyers Mil rd and left to
Brunswick, left to Finch and right
to home. LLEWELLYN CO., JU
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10. $1,000
SUNDAY, 2-6
SILVER SPRING

"Northbrook Estates"-Prims
location. 3-bedrm., 1h-bath,
de luxe brick rambler. De
luxe kit. with wall oven, ETC.;
Ige. liv. rm. with wall-to-wall
STYLISH N SMART"
Plaster walls, walk-out bsmt.
with paneled rec. rm., maids
rm. or den, lge. fenced yard.
DIR: Out Ga. ave. to Den
mis- ave, right to Glenhaven
pkwy., left 3 blkS. to Donald
pl., and right to 1907.
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AVONDALE

Beautiful, 4-bedrm., 3-bath,
stone, EngliSh-style Cape Cod,
with every feature desirable.
Sep. din. rm., huge liy. rm.
with stone fireplace.
"A COMPLETE HOME"
Custom-flnished bSmt. with rec.
rm., maids rm., laundry rm.
and workshop, plus hot-water
heat.
DIR: Out Queenstown I'd.
to 24th ave. and open house
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COLESVILLE

Sparkling, almost-new. 3-bed-
rm., 21a-bath brick split-level.
with private driveway and car
port.
EQUALITY THROUGHOUT"
Walk-out bsmt. with rec. rm.,
den or 4th bedrm.: convenient
to bus, schools and shops.
DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to
open house at 11S09.
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LEWISDALE

You can't beat this precious,
3-bedrm. red-brick rambler,
priced at only S14,750, only
$3.50 down and $50 per month,
BRIGHT N GAY'
Storm windows, doors, etc:
immaculate condition: walk to
bus, schools and shops. Call
to inspect, HE, 4-l000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

GREENWOOD KNoLLs-Immac. 3.
hedrm.. 1h-bath brk. split-leYel
many extras throughout: S2O,95O
ROBERT H. KENT de CO., JU. 8.
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CONN. AVE. : Beautiful corner
rambler; sep. din. rm., rec. rm.,
IN baths, many extras; only
S20,500. Assume or FILA. C. P.
FLETCHER. Open 90: LO. D.
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N. HAMP. AVE. AREA

A complete and beautiful, 81
bedrm., 3-bath. plus den brick
rambler, with sep. din. rm.,
huge de luxe kit, liv. rm. with
f1repl. and wall-to-wall CARPET,
WISH COME TRUE"
Complete walk-out bsmt. with
rec. rm" bath, maids rm. and
kit; close to all conveniences;
priced to sell.
DIR. Out N. Hamp. ave. to
Larch ave, and left to Lincoln
ave. and left to $40.
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SLIGO PARK

Priced below FILA appraisal
at only S20,950; vacant, i'm
mediate possession on this g.
bedrm., lha-bath brick split
"NESTLED IN THE PARK
Deep wooded lot, panoramic
view, sep; din. rm., finished
rec. rm.; lust waiting for YOUR
call to inspect today. HE.
$1,000.
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FRANKLIN AND
FLOWER AYES. AREA

First Offering on this most de-
sirable, 3-bedrm., 1Ia-bath
brick rambler.
PRIME LOCATION"
Fully equip. kit. with table
f1il Waik-out bsmt. with lovely
rec. rm.. delightful private
'Ti Dir 0So Out { Flo Flower SO sSOOtS; ave. to
Schuyler I'd. to 9017 Walden
rd.
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ADELPHI

Elegant, spacious, 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. Huge liv. rm.
with stone firepl., sep. din.
rm.; custom built, In prestige
area.
MADE TO ORDER"
De luxe baths, delightful fam
lily rm.. Dashboard heat, car
port: priced at only S21,500,
FILA approved.
DIR: Out Riggs I'd. to Lack
awanna ST., and left to 2406.
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LANGLEY PARK
mMnRE FOR LESS,

Vacant, immediate possession;
low down payment, assume lge.
4lses loan; full price only
MORE FOR LESS
Three bedrms., all brick, with
full walk-out bsmt., sep. din.
rm., lge. Anchor-fenced yard;
walk. dist to bus, schools and
shops.
DIR: Out N. Hsmp. ave. to
Quebec ST., and left to 18th
ave. and right to S427.
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HANDY MAN SPECTAT

-. HFA1NDA MIN DTEOLHI
Gaithersburg - Masonry 1Ha-stor!
home on A-aere at S9.50O. 70
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
HARMONY HILLS-Spotless 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath, brk. split-Ioyer ram.
pier; sep: din. rm;, de luxe KIT;
H. KENT a. CO.. JU. g-S9OO.
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CHEVY CHASE

Open Sun, 2-6. Charming brick Co.
lonial on dead-end street, wonder
full neighborhood, cow. to schools,
transp. shopping, community pool;
Just redecorated; features liv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm.. powder
rm., full hail., screened porch on
1st; 3 lge. bedrmS. and bath on
End; storage attic, paneled rec;
rm: opening TO patio and FENCED sn;sS
S25,950. Will sell today. Directions:
Out River I'd. to Saratoga ave
list st. beyond Western ave. },
right 2ha blks. to home. Ewes, Mr.
Hawkins, OIL. 6-13S7.
METZLER-EM. 2-7400
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HE. 4-1OOO
SUNDAY, 2-6
TAKOMA PARK

See this spacious, all-brick
Cape Cod. with two full baths,
built-in garage.
LOOK m BE GLAD"
Sep. din. rm.. table-space kit,
hot-water heat, finished rec.
rm. and porch. Call HE.
$1,000 to inspect today.
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LAWRENCE v, LUTES
co.

JO. o-4Z1sz IL. Doll
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, . blocks
of Viers Mill I'd. and Conn. ave. |
is situated a most beautiful
"cream-puff' brick rambler con-
tanning 3 bedrms. and tre-
mendous enclosed porch. This
is a one owner home and has
had tender and loving care. Un-
believably priced to sell this week
end at S15,500 and 40 loan,
payable S74. mo. incl. taxes and
Insurance, can be assumed byI
one fortunate home buyer. All
trades excepted. Redecorated only
last wk. Don't miss this OPP
portunity to have. a home Of
your own convenient to the finest
schools in Mtg. Co. and only 8
min. from the worlds largest
For appointment to Inspect call
EVELYN G. KAPLAN q CO. ssoo-
Matchmaking is our Business"
CONN. AVE. ESTs.-3-b -bedrm brk.
rambler; assume AZ loan; 10x20
screened porch, ATTIC fan many ny
CONN. AVE. or call VIII. 6-9134.
CONN. AVE. EXT, by OWNER
3-bedrm. brk. ramb. Lge. kit,
rec. rm. with bar. Fenced yard.
Extras. Assume AZ GI, or FILA,
S17,950. VIII. 6-7936.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES - 3707
Brightview: l blk. of Conn. and
VierS Mill. 3 bedrm., I'm. rec. rm.;
big fenced yard. S17,950 with
40 loan: Open Sun, 1-5. OWNER.
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Mrs. Carl Cloudy;
Widow of Mason,
Lifelong Resident

Mrs. Carl H. Claudy, widow
of a prominent Mason and g
lifelong resident Of Washing
ton. died yesterday of a cere-
bral hemorrhage at Doctors
Hospital. She was in her 80s
The former Clara Fitch Du.
vail, Mrs. Claudy was thu
daughter of the late Mary Ste.
vens Duyall and DR.. William
Sargent Duvall. She was 9
graduate of old Central High
School. and a longtime men,
Der of the Twentieth Century
Club.
Her husband, who died May
81, 1857. was a past grand mas
ter Of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons in the District, and ex'
ecutive secretary of the Ma
sonic Service Association at thu
time of death. He was an au.
thor, and at one time had beer
a newspaperman, serving as 9
correspondent for the old New
York Herald.
Mrs. Claudy continued to live
at their home at 1907 Wood
ley road NV. after her hus-
bands death.
She leaves a son, Carl H
Claudy jr., 5000 Klingle street
NV. and five grandchildren
Another son, DR.. William Du-
van Claudy, died last October
Services will be at 10 am
Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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.GregOrYAIIen,
Steam Filter

L. Gregory Allen. SO. a steam
litter and a lifelong resident
of Washington. died yesterday
at Georgetown University Hos
pital after a long illness.
He was educated at Holy
Trinity and st. James Paro-
chial Schools. His home was at
1907 North Quincy street, Ar
lington.
Mr.. Allen was associated with
the Costello Engineering Co.
for seven years. and had been
employed by the w. G. Cornell
Co. Of Washington since 1852.
He was an active member of
Steam Filters Local 602.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Annette Gibbs. and a son,
L. Gregory Allen, jr., both of
the home address; two daugh-
tiers, Joan A. and Sonya @.
Allen Of New York; a. sister.
Mrs. Dorothy Sheppard Of 1902
Amhurst road. Hyattsville, Md.
and a brother, Donald j. Allen
of 1919 Monroe street NE.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at 10 am. tomorrow at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church,
Thirty-sixth and o streets
NV, with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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William Severe,
Was Suntu Claus
At Hot Shoppes

William E. Severe, So, who
had worked as Santa Claus at
Hot Shoppes in and around
Washington for the last several
Christmas seasons, died Thurs
day at Doctors Hospital of
Northern Virginia. 81"
Mr.. Severe was a retired Vet
Grams Administration employee.
A Mason, he belonged to Sharon
Lodge 1872 in Baltimore and
Druid Chapter, Royal Arch %.
in Baltimore; Leavenworth
(Kans) Council /, Leavepworth
Commandery l and Byington
Chapter lit, OES.
He was also a member of
Kena Temple. AAONMS, in
Alexandria, Col. E. r. Bennett
Chapter Of the Rainbow Divi-
sion Veterans, Des Moines,
Iowa; Liberty Post 1872, Ameri-
can Legion. Baltimore, and the
Church of the Covenant, Ar
lington.
He leaves his wife Mary H.
OF the home address. 1850 North
Troy street. Arlington; a son
Allison M. of Baltimore. and
four grandsons.
Services will be at 2:3o pm.
tomorrow at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Thompson,
Son Is Legislator

Mrs. Jessie Hyde Thompson
80, mother Of Representative
Clark w. Thompson of Texas
died Friday in Portland, Greg
Mrs. Thompson was born OF
pioneer stock in La Crosse
Wis, and was married to CLARK
w. Thompson, ST., in 1889
They moved to Oregon in 1901
and had lived there ever since
Mrs. Thompson leaves siz
children, including the Repre-
sentative.
Services will be in Portland
tomorrow. Burial will be
private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-09-11

the House Committee on Vet
Grams Affairs.
1.-THE State Of Massachusetts
has lost a great and gracious
lady and I personally have lost
q beloved friend.
1.-THE Nations servicemen and
veterans have always occupied
a foremost place in Mrs. Rog-
ers' thought and actions going
back to the days Of the first
World War when she served
with the American Red Cross
overseas. She played an i'm
portant role in creation Of the
World War II CT Bill and had
q hand in important veterans
legislation through the IS years
she has served in Congress"
"Great Legislator"
Senator Saltonstall, Republic
can Of Massachusetts,, said Mrs
Rogers had no equal in under
standing the needs OF the
country's defense, especially the
Navy. He called her "a great
legislator and a true repre-
sentative of Massachusetts,"
Ralph Bonnell, national COM
mitteeman, said Massachusetts
Republican leaders will meet
tomorrow to decide on a can
didate to run in Mrs. Rogers
place. 1--WE will have a can
didate. I'm sure Of that" he
added.
Gay and vivacious, with q
feminine love Of perky hats
and pretty clothes, Mrs. Rogers
made her trademark a f1owsG
pinned to her shoulder. She
enjoyed long walks until recent
years, when she, shortened
them, explaining, II just don't
have time any more"
Like her husband, who was
author of the act which reor-
ganized the State Departments
Foreign Service. Mrs. Rogers
served many years on the House
Foreign Affairs Committee. She
also was ranking Republican
on the Veterans and Civil Serv-
ice Committees.
She battled against cheap
foreign competition for the New
England shoe industry.
She few from one end OF
the country to the other to visit
veterans hospitals. Honors
were heaped on her by veter-
ans organizations and the Red
Cross. In 1855 her colleagues
in the House paid her a tribute
that included % speeches.
School in Paris
Mrs. Rogers was the daughter
of a mill operator and a de-
Scendant of Pilgrim ancestors
on both sides of her family. She
moved to Lowell, Mass, at an
early age. She was graduated
from the Rogers Hall School in
Lowell. and from Madame
Julien'S School in Paris.
She served with the Ameri-
can Red Cross from 1917 to
1922 in the care Of disabled
soldiers of World War I. APP
pointed a personal representa-
tive of President Harding. in
the care of disabled veterans
in 1922, she was reappointed
by President Coolidge in 1923
She was one of the first Red
Cross trainees at the time Of
World War I, going overseas
in 1917.
She later won the title OF
"Angel of Walter Reed Hos
pital," organizing the first Red
Cross Gray Ladies Corps there
During her husbands life
time, she was one Of WASH
ington's leading hoStesses.
Her funeral arrangements
are not yet completed.
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Mrs. Rogers, 79, Dies;
In Congress IS Years

Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers Of Massachusetts. 10.
the dean Of women members
OF Congress and q champion
of the serviceman and veteran.
died yesterday Of O heart at
tack at Massachusetts, General
Hospital in Boston.
A member Of the House for
IS years. the Republican law
maker was unopposed for nom
nation in next Tuesdays
Massachusetts primary In the
5th district. which included her
home city Of Lowell.
Mrs. Rogers entered the hos
lpital August II with pneumonia
and asked that her illness not
be publicized. She died at
1905 am. yesterday.
Her death left the lineup IN
the House as follows: $50
Democrats. ISL Republicans
and six vacancies.
Elected at A
Born In Saco, Me-. Mrs.
Rogers went to Congress at the
;age Of A in 1925 to succeed
her husband, John. Jacob
Rogers, who had died in his
sixth term.
She said then she would stay
/ in Washington only a few
years. But she was reelected
lin each succeeding Congress by
a large majority.
She once said Of her service:
Its like taking care Of the
sick. You start 1t and you like
the work, and you just keep
on"
Mrs. Rogers congressional
service appears|to have been q
world record for women law
makers. Representative Mary
T. Norton, Democrat Of New
Jersey, served % years before
retiring in 1850. Virginia. born
Lady Astor had served IS years
lin Britain's Parliament when
she retired in 1914.
Only nine men have served
longer consecutively in the
House than Mrs. Rogers did.
A champion Of the service
mans cause in Congress, She
fought for more liberal vet
!erans' legislation.
Drafted CT Bill
She played q major part in
drafting the. CT bill after
World War II, and introduced
the measure that created the
Women's Army Corps.
Sumner G. Whittier, admin
istrator Of Veterans Affairs,
declared yesterday:
1.-THE war veterans Of Amer
lea have lost one Of their great
est champions in the death Of
Mrs. Rogers, a longtime mem
Der and former chairman Of
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0. }. CIeury, Leader
In Michiqun G. O. P.

YpSilanti, Mich, Sept. 10
AP).-Former Secretary of
State Owen j. C1eary died to-
day Of kidney disease. He was
go.
The former Republican state
chairman collapsed yesterday
while assisting the opening of
Republican campaign head
quarters here.
He served as Secretary Of
State in 1952-54. He was presi-
dent of the Cleary Business
College in Ypsilanti, which was
founded by his father in 1888.
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Urarn nj Thanka

AP sR. IL: S sHsIh SUSIE r. G, HppELEE
wish 70 express its sincere and
deepest appreciation to al for TIE e.
aorai tributes and other expressions
al kindness rendered during the re-
cent illness and passing OF their
loved sns s.rd 4 warm ob Snsaa' o Y he
ministers and participating orsani5,
zations who so thoughtfully donated
their time and services, .1u,v
nERRIcoTE, DIR. WOODROW l. The
family Of the late DIR. WOODROW
1. HERRICoTE gratefully ackr2 GN1
nesses extended. to them BY their
friends during their recent bereaVe-
ment.
BROWN. GRACE ELINoR tnes
sIaden). The husband, sisters and
brothers. Of the late GRACE EL1NOR
Brown wish to ssZZDD EXPIRES; s1nce te
their hsGA' many friends ana Tsistivss
for their expressions Of kindness
and sympathy during the recent
illness and passing OF their loved
RICHARD A. BROWN AND sLApEN
FAMILY. sell'14
GrLLIARD, CLEO C. The family Of
he late Mrs. CLEO c. GILLIARD
wish to thank their. many friends
for the flowers. telegrams. caras
during the recent illness and pass
ing Of their loved one. A warm
thanks to the pastor. assistant pas
tor, the choral group and members
Of Metropolitan Baptist Churcn ana
participating ORGANIZATIONS;
THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, JOHN WESLEY. The fam
nv Of the late JOHN WESLEY JOHN
SON wishes to express its sincere
and deepest appreciation to al Tor
their many floral tributes. cards,
felegrams, telephone calls. loan Of
cars and other expressions Of kind
ness rendered during their recent
bereavement. A warm thanks to the
pastor, assistant pastor, members
and friends Of the Walker Me-
mortal Baptist Church and the pas.
tor OF the John Wesley Methodist
Church and the neighbors.
. THE FAMILY.
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DratHa

PINCHoT, CORNELIA BRYCE. Passed
tsm6er .. 1860. At home. in WASH:
ington, d. C.. CoRNEL1A BRYCE
PINNcH5oT; t the wife Of the ,;-vI late
Rs Hi son. dificrd 5. Pinehot. and
her three grandchildren. Marianne
Peter Cooper Pinchot. Funeral serv-
E Sss Si 6 E asid L.sy. e.
S %s:nsn eEptebe2 e. a. and afso at e;
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Mil
ts5d Pe at .a p on nHe;S oy:r ssp q
POLETTI, IDA. on Friday, septem.
Der q. 1860. at her residence. 4SIe
s sSIie 11.n Beloved sl aR VIE Of MARIO
dsntner Of switzerland. Friend.
may call Ct the Arlington Funeral
ASnso SeO Va NC Ther. ssrSe.s oF WI
be held on Monday, September ~,
at IL am. Interment Columbia
POWELL, EDITH WIMBIsH. on
Saturday. September 10. 1860, Al
andria, Va, EDITH WIMBISH
POWELL. beloved wife Of Samuel
Lorin Powell and sister of Mrs
Florell johnson. Miss Kathleen VIM
bish.. Mrs. Spotswood Chesley, Mrs.
Brooks Manning and Yeadon VIM
bish. Friends may call at the
Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900
West Braddock rd.,. Alexandria. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. September Is. at 10:46
am. Interment Arlington National
RoG smsssfsE EDITH NouRsE. Died in
Boston. Mass. on Saturday, 5eptem:
Der 10. 1860, EDITH NQURSE
ROGERS of 354 Andover ST.. Lowell
Congress from the Fifth Middlesez
District. Coneresswoman Rogers
will lie in state at st. Anne's Episco-
pal Church Of Lowell, Mass, from
IL noon until pm. Monday and
Tuesday, September IL and ID. Flu.
neral services will be held at st
Anne's Episcopal Church Of Lowell
Mass. Wednesday afternoon, Sep.
TENDER Il. ct 2;30 O'Clock daylight
ssyns t inS: c rrends invited In
RIVERA, LOUISE. On Saturday, Sep.
pitaI. LOUISE RIVERA Of 1851
Columbia I'd. NV, beloved wife Of
Luis Rivera. beloved mother Of Mrs
Robert Gray, Alfonso Rivera and
Luis Rivera. jr.; sister Of Mrs. Ruth
Mcguire and the late Jean anc
A. j. Corbey. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY the 8. II
Hines Co.
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IrathA

ALLEN, LOUIS GREGORY. On satur-
day. september 10, 1850, at George
town University Hospital, LOUIS
GREGORY ALLEN, beloved husband
Of virginis Annette Allen; father
& s sonia O. and Spab Brother anO Of G Donald
jerome Allen. Funeral from the
De Vol Funeral Home. 1924 Wis
consin ave. NV, on Monday, Sep.
t. sm be- ASSy At Tr Ss0 tn sSss
and o SITS. NV. where requiem mass
will be offered ct 10 am. Friends
and relatives invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II.
ALLEN. L. GREGORY. steamftterl
Local Union. No. 602. mott:
MN fies you Of the death q
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Death No. 2oa. II
ANCRUM, SARA p. On Saturday
ao sSsiMils SARA II. 1 =. GNcRuM Of III
E sh f. An es wife Sos Ct Of ths ias
later. ArranGements By the William
spangler Funeral Home 524 stf
ct. ne.
BoMR5ER. EDNA MAO p vn On Frid s2zs Sep :
q sm Zoo ois se2i s., Restitution 1.
Md, beloved mother Of Mrs. Shirley
B. Helm and sister Of Miss Harriet
Ryan. Friends are invited to call
neral Home of Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Md, where services will
be held on Monday. September IL,
at 1870 pm. Interment Rockville
: Cemetery. (Bloomshurg. Pa. papers
please copy.)