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Democrats Seek
Michigan Accord.

East Lansing, Mich, June 18
(AP).-Michigan's delegation to
the Democratic convention as
semblies today to talk over con.
vention strategy and hear Gov.
g. Mennen Williams pitch for
Senator Kennedy, Democrat Of
Massachusetts,, as a potential
presidential nominee.
The six-term Governor set up
the meeting - the first since
delegates were chosen at the
State convention last month
as chairman Of the delegation.
The big bulk of the 102-
member delegation, each with.
half a vote, is expected to follow
the Governors lead and sup.
port Senator Kennedy.
Small but vocal groups back
ing Senator Symington, Demo-
crat Of Missouri, and Adlai
Stevenson, are trying to sway
delegates.
A spokesman for the Michi-
gan Stevenson for President
Committee" maintained the
former Illinois Governor could
count on at least IL delegate
votes. Senator Symington's sup.
porters claimed about the same
number.
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Freewoy to Link I:
Downtown D. 6. !:
To Suburbs Urged

A District group last night
heard description of plans to
construct a North Central
Freeway" to link the downtown
area with the Wheaton and
Silver Spring suburbs.
Speaking before the Pleasant
Plains Civic Association, Robert
A. Keith. former director of the
area mass transportation sur
vey, outlined the surveys
recommendation to build an
eight-lane depressed highway
and underground rail-system
somewhere between the Sol
diers' Home and Sixteenth
street NV"
Mr.. Keith emphasized that
the District government would
not be in a position to UNDER
take such a project "for seven
or eight years at leaSt-maybe
closer to Is" q
1--WE feel that the Wisconsin:
avenue corridor system should
be completed first" he added
In other business, Nelson c..
Roots, president of the associa-.
tion outlined a fall campaign
to raise money for recreation.
projects and scholarships to
benefit neighborhood young
Sters.
The meeting was held at the
Banneker Community Recrea-
ton Club, $500 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
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F. |. Grummer,
Dulles Airport
Engineer, 54

LEESBURG, Va, June 10
Frederick Louis Grammer, 54,
construction engineer recently
employed at the Dulles Inter-
national Airport, died yester-
day at the Loudoun County
Hospital where he had been a
Ipatient for a month.
He was born in Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, and came to
LeeSburg with his parents So
years ago. He is the son of the
late Frederick L. and Anne Nc
Kennan Grammer.
Mr.. Grammer attended Stuy-
vesant School in Warrenton
and the University Of Virginia.
He received a degree in chem
ical engineering from the Uni
versity of Cincinnati and a
degree in civil engineering from
Lehigh University.
Mr.. Grammer was employed
as civil engineer in Alaska at
one time, served in the Air
Force during World War II and
worked as a construction engi-
neer in Pennsylvania. He came
to Leesburg about S weeks ago.
Mr.. Grammer was a member
of st. James Episcopal Church
in Leesburg.
He leaves his wife Nancy S.
Grammer of Leesburg and three
sisters. Miss Harriet Grammer
and Miss Elizabeth Grammer,
both of Leesburg and Miss
Catherine Grammer of Berkley,
Calf. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
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F.S. Fogon, IS, Ex-PEPCO
Linemun, Store Owner

Francis s. Pagan, a retired
Potomac Electric and Power
Co. lineman who once owned 9
group of downtown cigar stores
died Wednesday in his home al
22l5 University boulevard, Hy.
attsville. He owned five stores
before he was 81.
Born in Washington in 1885
Mr.. Fagan opened the first
store with his brother in the
old Ebitt Building, at Four.
teenth and F streets NV, after
he graduated from Central
High School. They opened the
second in the Woodwards
Building at Fifteenth and H
streets NV.
The third was at the Mills
Building. Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and
the fourth on Pennsylvaia av-
cue between Twenty first and
Twenty-second streets, and the
fifth at the Bond Building
Fourteenth street ami New
York avenue NV.
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Joseph P. McC Corthy, 81,
Washington Attorney

Joseph P. Mccarthy, a Wash
ington attorney, died Tuesday
at Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Mccarthy, who lived at
403 Allison street NV, was
born in South Boston, Mass.
He attended South Boston High
School and was graduated
from Burdette College.
During World War I he
served in the Navy. He re-
ceived a degree from George
town University Law School in
1924.
Mr.. Mccarthy. who operated
a law office at the National
Press Building, was a mem
Der of the District bar, Mass
achusettS State bar and the
Georgetown Alumni Associa-
ton. Other memberships in
cluded Georgetown Club of
Washington, st. Gabriel's Holy
Name Society, National Cathe-
dral Post of the American Leg
ion and the Catholic War Vet
Grams.
He leaves his wife, Margar-
ct E., of the home address; two
brothers, Michael Francis and
Robert Emmet of Dorchester,
Mass, and a sister, Mrs. Mar
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Mrs. Tabor, 81,
Former Teacher
In Oregon Schools

Mrs. Addie Tabor, 81, a
Schoolteacher in Oregon at the
turn Of the century, died to-
day at Arlington Hospital after
a stroke.
The former Addie Brown,
she had lived with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bernard Mullady, at
7102 Braddock road, Spring
field. Va, since 1941.
Born in Champoeg, Oreg., in
1877. she taught primary grades
until she married John Frank
lin Tabor in 1905.
From 1919 to 1929 they lived
in Astoria, Oreg., where Mr..
Tabor was superintendent of
highways. They moved to
Portland in 1929, and lived
there until 1941. Mr.. Tabor
died in 1916.
Mrs. Tabor taught Sunday
school at the Annandale Meth
odist Church, had a life men,
bership in the Women's Society
Of Christian Service, and was
member Of the Home Dem
onstration Club and Springfield
Women's Club.
The last of a family of eight,
Mrs. Tabor leaves her daughter
and three grandchildren.
GraveSide services will be at
the National Memorial Park
Cemetery in Falls Church on
Monday at 2 pm.
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Mrs. Frank E. Burke, IS,
Legion Charter Member

Mrs. Frank E. Burke, rs, a
charter member Of. the Amer
lean Legion Jacob Jones Post,
who lived at 2128 South Colum-
bus street, Arlington, died Wed
nesday at Mount Alto Hospital.
Mrs. Burke, the former Mad
dalene Christine Meininger, was
born in 1884 in Frankfort, Ger
many, and came to live in
Washington in 1889. In the
early 1900s she was apprenticed
to a Seamstress, and then
opened her own dressmaking
and design shop on Mintwood
street.
In 1917 she enlisted as a
yeomanette in the U. S. Navy,
and between 1888 and 1854 she
was a clerk for the Civil Serv-
ice.
Mrs. Burke was a charter
member Of the Legion post, a
member of the VFW Auxiliary
Treasury Post 2400, and also a
member Of the Cootiettes.
Mrs. Burke leaves her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Burke, of the
home address. Her husband,
Frank E. Burke, died in 1918.
She also leaves three brothers,
Fred Meininger, of 1907 Spring
street, Chevy Chase; Albert
Meininger, of 905 Malcolm
drive, Silver Spring, and George
Meininger, of Mount Rainier,
Md, and one sister, Mrs. Albert
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Medal, Legion of Honor, the
Croix de Guerre with Palm
from France; Companion Or
der Of the Bath from England
the Black Star of Morocco and
the Medal of La Solidaridad
from Panama.
Gen. Connor was a member
of the Army-Navy Club and
the Chevy Chase Club. He was
also a member of the Bass
Rocks Golf Club, the Bass
Rocks Beach Club and the
Eastern Point Yacht Club in
Gloucester, Mass.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elsa
Van Fleet. Connor, who lives at
2412 Tracy place NV; a sis
ter, Mrs. R. H. Strauss of Re-
dondo Beach, Calf, and II
nephewS and nieces.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at the Mill
tary Academy Chapel, West
Point, N. Y. Burial with full
military honors will follow at
the cemetery at the Academy.
The family requests that ex-
preSsions of sympathy be sent
to the Army Relief Society in
care of Col. William r. Scott,
1928 Argonne place NV, or to
their favorite charity, in lieu
of flowers.
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lis Votes Still
Need Delegates

Completion of New York's
114-vote delegation yesterday
left only delegates with lis
votes remaining to be selected
for the Democratic National
Conventions 1-52l-vote roster.
The remaining delegates are
to be picked in Connecticut,
Colorado, Mississippi, Ken
lucky. Montana and Puerto
Rico.
The delegates with 1,406
votes so far chosen now line up
this way in the unofficial
standings based on primary re-
suits, State convention instruc-
tions, and Associated Press
polls:
Senator Kennedy, 1853; Sen
ator johnson, 1872: Senator
Symington. 691a; Senator Hum
phrey. 511a; Adlai E. Steven
son, 26ka; favorite sons and
others, 256; uncommitted, 40
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, Mr.. Pagan gave up all the
stores when he married Hen,
rietta Easton in 1907, and wenS
to work for the government al
a civil engineer.
He began working for PEPCO
in 1919 and retired as a line
man in 1850.
Mr.. Pagan lived in the Dis
trict for 70 years before moving
to HyattSville three years ago,
He leaves his wife, Henrietta,
OF the home address, and a
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Bayles Of Danville. III.
He also leaves two grand
daughters, Mrs. Jean Bartlett.
of 25l0 Parker avenue, Silver
Spring, and Mrs. Jacqueline'
Krippene, 1870 Ashby place,
Fairfax, and IL great grand
children.
Services will be at the Cham
bers Funeral Home, 3027 M
street NV, with a mass at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, 2430.
K street NV. Burial will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Democrat ButtIino
Stalls Rights Issue,
Rockefeller Saws

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1s
(AP).-Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
feller has charged that Demo-
cratic pickering is stalling the
progress of civil rights.
The Republican Governor
! told a Negro Baptist congress
last night that the cause of
racial equality has been ad-
vanced more during the Eisen-
hover administration than at
any other time since the Civil
War.
Gov. Rockefeller, openly at
odds with the administration
on some key issues, confined
his criticism to the Democrats
and made no mention of presi-
dental politics. His speech was
described as one of a series in
which he intends to give his
views on major problems.
Gov. Rockefeller pictured the
Democrats as "hopelessly di-
vided and fearful" on civil
rights and called for an ex-
panded Federal program to
speed integration.
The Governor said civil
rights progress under the Eli
senhower administration had
come with little, if any, help
from a Democratic Party di-
vided against ITSELF
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Mrs. Marguerite Nolan,
Wife of Standards Enoineer

Mrs. Marguerite Ruth Nolan
IS, the wife of Thomas F. No.
Ian, jr., an electronicS engineer
for the National Bureau Of
Standards, died yesterday ot
cancer at her home, 812 Mid.
land road, Silver Spring.
Born in Pittsburgh, Pa, Mrs
Nolan came to Washington with
her parents when she was
years old. She was graduated
from Eastern High School ir
1888, and from the old Wilson
Teachers College in 1897.
She worked in the meter de-
partment of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. from 1887 until
she married Mr.. Nolan in 1912
She was a member of the
Electa Chapter of the Eastern
Star and was active in the
Colesville Methodist Church.
She leaves her husband and
;wo children, Thomas, ", IA,
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Mrs. Meinbero,
Native of District

Mrs. Julia L. Weinberg, 81,
wife of a General Services Ad-
miniStration electrician, died
yesterday at Sibley Hospital
after q long illness.
A native Of Washington, Mrs.
Weinberg attended the old
Business High School. She
was a member of the Saint
Martins Church of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Weinberg leaves her
husband, Joseph L. Weinberg
Of the home address, "A Adams
street NV. and two sisters,
Mrs. Irene McCarty of Silver
Spring and Mrs. Catherine
Vernon Of Hyattsville.
Services will be held at
9 am. Monday at Saint Mar
tins Church. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mai. Gen. Connor Dies;
Headed War CoIIeqe

Maj. Gen. William Durward
Connor, USA (Retired), 86,
former superintendent of the
United States Military Acad-
emy and commandant Of the
Army War College, died Thurs
day at Walter Reed Hospital
after a brief illness.
He headed the military
academy from 1892 to 1898,
after q flve-year tour as COM
mandant of the War College.
A native Of Beloit, Wis, Gen.
Connor was first in the class of
1887 at West Point. He was
also a member of the academy's
football team.
Commissioned in the Corps
Of Engineers, Gen. Connor's
first assignment was in the
Philippines, where ne served
as city engineer of Manila. He
was awarded the Silver Star
for gallantry in the Philippine
Insurrection.
With AEF in France
During World War I, Gen.
Connor served in France with
the operations section of the
General Staff of the American
Expeditionary Force. During
action on the Vesle River, he
was awarded his second Silver
Star.
After the war, Gen. Connor
served as an engineer with var
ious installations in the United
States, and also with the head
quarters of United States Forces
in China, at Tientsin.
Returning to the United
States in 1925, Gen. Connor
commanded the Second Divi-
sion at Fort Sam Houston, Tex,
where he served until 1929,
when he took over the Army
War College.
Although Gen. Connor re-
tired in 194l, he was recalled
to active duty that year and
served as chairman Of the Con-
Struction Advisory Committee
of the War Department until
1912.
Various Medals
Besides his Silver Star with
Oak Leaf Clusters, Gen. Connor
held the Distinguished Service
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DrathH

WILLIAMS, DORA. On Monday, Juns
WILLIAMS. wife OF the late Louii
Williams, mother Of Annie NJ. ArchiG
and Henry Fremont Williams. Thir-
teen grandchildren, three sisters
one brother and . host of other
relatives also survive. Mrs. WI.
liams will rest at her late residence
on Hosdley rd:, Woodbridge, Va,
after g pm. Saturday. June Is
2 pm. Sunday. June 10, at the
Mount Olive Baptist Church. Wood
bridge. Va, the Rev. Reuben Hal
ofnciatins. ARRANGEMENTS by Chinn
WOOD, ANDREW C. On Thursday,
June 10, 1860. ANDREW c. WOOD
OF l4O7 W Ct. NV. Apt. IL. devoted
iatner OF Mrs. Vertna w. Coleman
III: brother 81 q Mrs Mrs. Fsnpie n uONI NJ
Greene, Mrs. Pinkie Jones. Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Jones, John T., Clarence b
and Thomas A, Wood. Also survivinr
are two sons-in:law, Fred D. Cole
man and Edward H. Odoms, g., and
other relatives and many friends,
After. pm. Sunday, June 10,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. Funeral from the Peoples
Conversational Church, 47O4 18Th
81 NV, at l pm. Monday, June
~. (Casket viii not be opened IN
churchO Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 10
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Briggs, of 5 West Nelson ave.
nue., Alexandria. She also
leaves two grandchildren and
ten nieces.
A memorial service will be
held for Mrs. Burke by the
Jacob Jones Post at 7::30 pm.
tomorrow at Chambers George.
town Funeral Home, 3072 M
street NV. Funeral services
also will be held at the funeral
home at l pm. Monday, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Arthur H. Rosson,
Movie Director

LOS ANGELES, June Is (AP)
Arthur H. Rosson, 73-year-
old film director, died yesterday
after surgery for a heart con-
dition.
Born in Rau, France, Mr..
RosSon came to the United
States when 6 months old,
Joined Vitagraph Co. in New
York when he was %, and for
SO years has been a top figure
in motion pictures. He was an
associate director with Cecil B.
De Mile for 16 years.
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Mrs. Pearl Clark,
Ex-D C. Resident

Mrs. Pearl B. Clark, 70, a
former District resident, died,
Thursday at Lakeland. Fla, of
leukemia.
A native of Frostburg, Nd:
Mrs. Clark lived in the District
until about IL years ago. Her
last address was 1919 g street
NV. She was active in PTA
work here.
She leaves a brother, Walter
E. Bone of Akron, Ohio.
Services and burial were to
be in Lakeland today. :
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Arthur D. Whiteside

NEW YORK, June 18 (AP) -
Arthur Dare Whiteside, n, for
mer president of Dun & Brad
street, Inc, a credit reporting
agency, died yesterday in st,
Luke's Hospital. A lifelong Re-
publican. Mr.. Whiteside served
three Democratic Presidents in
high Government positions.
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and Linda Lee, 9, of the home
address.
She also leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Evelyn Engle of 6003
Walton road, Bethesda, and
Mrs. Betty Stephey of Gladwyn,
Pa, and a brother, Robert E.
Scott of 1902 Bybrook lane,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday at Humphreys Funeral
Home in Silver Spring, with
burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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garet Chenenert of Weathers-
field, Conn.
Services were held yesterday
at the home address. A requiem
mass was said at st. Gabriel's
Church, 26 Grant circle NV.
Burial was to be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DowNELL, S. oNEITA (KAVEl. The
kaVE, fsRi1f bowSEEE. Nj Ei.e Who opaada Sass.a
away June 6. 1860. wishes to thank
all their friends and relatives for
their many expressions Of SYM
pathy, cards and floral tributes dur
ing the time of our bereavement.
THE FAMILY. 10
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4nuriltn1
KAPLAN

KAPLAN, LEAH. There will be an
unveiling to the memory Of LEAH
KAPLAN on Sunday, June 10, 1850,
at pm. at the Ohev Sholom-
Talmud Torah Cemetery, 18th place
sc. Relatives and friends invited.
11,l2,1S,l9
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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BoRCHARDT, MAI. HERBERT. Sue

- denly, on Thursday, June
16, 1860, MAI. HERBERT
~@A BORCHARDT, member of
G N the Army & Navy Union,
S2Ss u s. A.. National Junior
&$Y Vice Commander. Sd area.
Funeral services at the S.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1
14th st. NV. on Tuesday, June
81. at 10 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery at IL am.
b All members are urged to attend.
FREDERICK T. UNGER,
Department Commander. 20
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MINNIE B. In loving mem.
ory Of our sister. MINNIE B. Will.
SON, who left US forty-one years
ago today, June IS, 1919.
The sun has set on her horizon,
Her night has gathered on;
one sleeps calm and peaceful
She silently awaits her dawn.
HER SISTERS, LAURA AND MAR
GARET.
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TYRFR. ATRFRT

i. A special COM
mun1cation of Cherrydale
Lodge, No. AZ, A. r. and
a; M, Is called for 1 pm.
Monday, June 20, 1860,
at its temple, Arlington
Va, for the purpose OF
conducting Masonic Serv-
our late brother, ALBERT
u. lnterment Arlington
Cemetery, 1:45 pm.
Carl LoE;, p @FoRD; @ W. NJ,
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BRoApHEAD, WILLIAM sMITHsoN.

On Friday. June Il, 1860, in Win
chester Memorial Hospital, WILL
LIAM sMITHsoN BROADHEAD: be-
Broadhead and father Of Mrs. Dom
aid Sprague of New York and VIII
liam Smithson Broadhead, jr.. of
Boston. Mass. Funeral services at
the Trinity Episcopal Church. Up
peryille, Va. on Monday. June 90,
at 2:30 pm, EST. Interment Ivy
Hill CemeferY. unnerYille Va
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RUTHERFORD DAY, Commander.
ALBERT c. ALLEN. Adiutant, &C

SRAwIEY s of II iaoi lgRU; Harvard nftRA st. NV
beloved wife of the late DR.. Ben
jamin @. Brawley and sister Of
ada, John E. and Luke Prodd Of
Los Angeles. Calf. Notice of fu-
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS by the
z Morrow g. Woodford, Inc. Funeral
Home. 1922 llth st. NV lS
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HARRISON. MARY r n, v-,s.

NARY G. HSsRisoSP oSPSspEs of se1S 1HSGiSdss NUItb
Franklin rd.. Arlington, va, be-
loved cousin Of Miss Alice Wilson
OF odr arlington, Va; and Herbert Glib
call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
whers funeral services will be held
on Sunday. June 10, at 8 pm
Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Fail
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JOHNSON. WILLIAM

day, June ii. 1850. at t. his qa 2es,depes Tnes-
~ st. ne. WILLIAM A. JOHN.
son, brother Of Mrs. Maggie Davis
ana Mrs. Susie johnson. He aiso
Is ts,I surviVed by other relatives and
6e viewed at the Stewart FunersI
Home, 80 H st. ne, after ii am
sunday, June 10, where service.
viii be held on Monday, June 81
A. II noon. Interment Arlington
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HALL, HENRIETTA. In sad but low
mother, HENRIETTA HALL, who
departed this life three years ago
today. June Is, 1857.
The moon never beams, but 1t brings
me sweet dreams
OF you. dearest Mother OF mine;
The stars never shine that my heart
does not pine
For you, sweetheart. Mother OF
I'll never cease loving you. Mother;
Love you on till the end Of my
time,
For there will never be another to me
Like you, Mother. darling of mine.
YOuR LONELY SON. FREDDIE
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day. June 16; 1850; at Mount Ate
of l74l Park rd. NV. brother of
Miss Selma M. Borchardt. Services
at the s.. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29O1 l4th st. NV, on Tues
day, June 21,~at 10 am. (parking
facilitiesl. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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yersity blvd. Hyattsviile, Nd, on
June Is. 1860, husband Of Hem
rietta Easton Fagan and father Of
Elizabeth H. Bayles, grandfather
OF Jean Bartlett and Jacquelin Krip-
pene. Twelve Observation-Disclosures
also survive. Prayers at CHAMBERS
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ st. NV, on
Monday, June 20, at $50 am.
Mass in st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
243O K st. NV, at 10 am. In.
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Thursday, June I6, 1860. at The
MoLLIE WATKINS SULLIVAN. wife
van and mother Of Earl P. and JACK
a. Sullivan, both Of Alexandria,
va. She also is survived BY one
granddaughter, Mrs. Jackie James
OF AiexSndTia, Va; Friends may
Home, 1900 West Braddock rd.,
Alexandria, Va, where funeral sery.
ices will be held on Monday, June
~: at IL am. Interment Ivy Hill
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FAULCoNER, MARTHA a. nied

Thursday, June l6. 1860, MARTHA
9. FAULCONER. wife Of the late
by fiye children, Ruth +. Sowers
OF Macon, Ca; Russell H. Faul-
Soner OF West Logan, W. Va; Eliza
Margaret F. Brown Of Hagerstown
Md; and Alma F. Jones OF Fred
ericksburg. Va; four grandchildren
three great-grsndchildren and ore
sister. sister. Mrs, E. I. Lomax Of WASH
tlst Church. Gordonsville, Va, on
Sunday, June 10. at 2:30 pm, In.
terment Maplewood Cemetery, Cor
louisville. Va. (Richmond. va, and
rredericksburR. Va, papers please
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Thursday. June I6. 1860, at The M
Washington Hospital Center, Mr.
pEARRIoN N. JACKSON, devoted M
husband mus an & Of Mrs; Alese Y. Jackson,
stepfather of Russell and Roisnd
Mason. He also is survived by one
aunt, Mrs, Mary z. DIVES, and
other relatives and many friends
Tsnn KTemainS rs VII be viewed on Sunday,
Bros. Funeral Home, 621 Florids
ave; NV. where services will be
held on Monday, June 90. at /
Pm, the Rev. N. r. Richardson
0mciating: Interment Harmony Me-
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day. June II, 1860, at the Wash.
tngton Hospital Center, BERNICE
JEANETTE HALL. of .732 Park I'd
NV, beloved wife of Maurice G
Hall and devoted mother OF Mrs
Ardell A. Smith. She also is sur.
yived by three brothers, Russell,
French L. and Ellicott Burke; one
grandson, Clyde w. Nelson, IT.; two
nephews' Dollis and Nelson s. Burke,
friends. Remains resting at ths
Capitol Funeral Home. 7l9 Ken
nedy st. NV. Notice OF funeral
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LIGHIFooT, FRANKIE MAE, {

ThMI JO' III ENANhIE MAE. on
MhE MhnhIEFSdaEi IidiHTpodl9g' gqns lg' 1890, FRANKIE
foot foot SeiDt'd saDt Of "ite e,, Of k,JsS John Light
also Is survived by other relatiVess s
loot may be viewed at the SteSaSt
Funeral Home. 80 H st. ne, after
on Mond.Su NoIn sunday iGias' s June 49,. Funeral
Airy Baptist Church, II /, 81
NV. at 10 am, Interment National
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June is. 1850. Slhsi sERr2a IA FIseEEK. FsIassSEEdas
beloved wife Of the late Bruno
Fischer. mother of Joseph B. Fischer,
mann. sister of James and Augustus
Rowe, Clara Woodward, Mary Walsh
and Laura Flugel. Notice OF funeral
later. MattinRly Funeral Service
Evening star., 1960-06-18

June 16, 1860, at her residence
nG. 142S Monroe St. NV, GRAziALLE
TTU,aARO, To,aa VIE OF the late Pasauale
Amato, Angelo, Louis and Matthew
Totaro. Prayers at the s, H. Hines
co. Funeral Home, 290l I4th ST,
NV. on Monday, June 20, at $50
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
18th, st. and Park rd. NV, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
pc onered at 8 am. for the repose
OF her soul. Entombment Fort Lin
SUlH MauSOleu1, IA