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Rabbi ToIeduno,
Israeli Minister

JERUSALEM, Israel Sector
Oct. is (AP).-Rabbi Jacob
Moshe Toledano, 81, Minister
Of Religious Affairs in the
Israeli cabinet, died of a heart
attack today.
He was former chief rabbi
and president of the Rabbinical
Court at Tel Aviv and Jaff,
president of the Council of
Sephardic Jews in Israel and
author of numerous historic
and religious books.
A controversy conferred about
him recently when he decided
to marry a 25-year-old daugh-
ter of a rabbi who immigrated
from Morocco. 1t was his
second marriage.
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Pvt. Costonguoy Dies;
Veteron Policemen

Pvt. James B. Castonguay
Al, the Districts first police
man to be drafted in World
War II, died early today at the
Washington Hospital Center.
The veteran policeman, who
had been stationed at the
third precinct since joining the
force in 1898. was a victim Of
leukemia. He had entered the
hospital last August. 1
When the peacetime draft
got under way. Pvt. Castonguay
was inducted as an Army
private on January IL, 1941.
He served in the European
|theater of operations during
the war years and was dis
charged as a captain in 1916.
Returning to his police du-
ties, Pvt. Castonguay became
station clerk at the third pre-
cinct and in 1853 was assigned
as license officer.
Described by his police su-
'periors as a well-liked officer,
he had received several COM
mendattons for his courteous
and helpful service as license
ofncer.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Betty Mcclure, and five
children, Marie, II, James. jr.,
IA, Thomas, IL, Robert, 8, and
Michael, 6. The family lives at
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why are there such people
who reject morality?" he asked.
THE world has come to the
point where it must give up
war"
Mr.. Cousins, cc-chairman of
the policy group, said Govern
ment is unsure of itself, asking,
What do the people wantP
Only the people can provide
that mandate. Peace is too i'm
the police group, said Govern
ernments."
In a day when disarmament
negotiation is vital to human
ity, he said, Soviet Premier Nj
kita KhruShchev says he'll not
meet with President Eisen-
hover until the President
apologies" for the U-2 in
cident.
With the human race on
the operating table," Mr..
Cousins added, "one man has
the power to prevent discussion
of peace. We're not moving
toward world law because of a
lack of a popular mandate"
Earlier in the day, Dr.. Paul
ing told a news conference that
Russia stands to gain more
by ending the cold war than
we do"
"a large fraction of their ma
tional income goes into the
ornaments race" he explained,
"and their per capita and real
income is smaller"
There is no moral reason to
believe disarmament talks
wouldn't be successful, he Seid.
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Gen. Heusinger
Of West Germany
Honored by us.

HEIDELBERG, Germany,
Oct. Is (AP).-Gen. Adolf Heu-
singer. chief of staff of the
West German army, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit on
behalf Of President Eisenhower,
the United States Army Euro
pean headquarters announced
to-day.
| A document accompanying
the award cited Gen. Heusinger
for his Outstanding leadership,
for building cooperation among
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization nations and the
United States and for his efforts
toward the rebirth of the Ger
man forces"
Gen. Clyde D. Eddleman, COM
mander in chief of the United
States Army in Europe, pre-
Sented the award at a torchlight
parade given Gen. Eddleman by
West German forces last night.
Il am very deeply impressed
that the President of the United
States has given me this medal
Il consider that this high
honor is not only for me but
for the entire West German
army which has worked SO hard
to strengthen the forces of the
free world" Gen. Heusinger
said.
Gen. HeuSinger was chief of
German army operations under
the Third Reich until the July
20. 1914, bomb plot against Hit
Ter.
After the assassination at
tempt. in which Gen. Heusinger
was wounded by bomb frag-
ments. he was arrested, but
then released and removed from
the army. He sat out the rest
of the war as a civilian.
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ovation when he noted that
he had refused Tuesday to tell
the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee who had helped
him gather signatures of scien-
lists from so countries on a
petition calling for a ban on
nuclear tests.
An estimated 200 persons
were turned away from the
Orchestra Hall box Office for
the evenings program which
included talks by Steve Allen,
'television personality; Norman
Cousins, editor of the Satur-
day Review, and Norman
Thomas, six times the Social
ist Party's candidate for
President.
DR.. Pauling accused the SEN
ate committee of using smear
tactics to discredit him. The
crowd hissed at the mention of
the subcommittee chairman,
Senator Dodd, Democrat OF
Connecticut.
Senator Dodd has said that
the subcommittee was not in
veStigating the scientists views
on nuclear testing and that its
request was simple and reason
able.
DR.. Pauling said the nuclear
policy committee has spent
three years attempting to awake
public opinion OF the threat of
nuclear war only to be labeled
communistic and un-American.
Industrialists and business
men thriving on an economy
keyed to war, he asserted, are
waging campaigns to increase
the Nation'A military budget.
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Dratha

October II, 1850. BLANCHE SLOAN
Of 640l Sth St, nv, beloved mother
Of Theima Reid. Richard and Ernest
Sloan. sister Of Thurmond Rollins
she. shs alsoi y survived hy z host q q
pm. Sunday, October i6, friends
may call at the Petworth Funeral
Home, Inc, s14 UpshuT st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on On Monday October n at l pm
msnt me- Nv WOOdisWan Scalstssrs cemstsTs i1sSi' Is
TAYLOR, JosEPH D. On Tuesday,
oSsSts oSsSstsr hospital iesS sSSsEpH 4pEli9ssSSn s. THS
and Henry TAYLOR. brother Of Mary
Conley, Ellen Sligh. Lucinda, John
H., henry. tr.: jamie L, and Martha
TAYLOR. He also Is survived BY other
Taso TssTsS sT spG !. iTs1ad as . ~: ssJsI M
Funeral Home. 80 H st. ne, after
2 pm. Monday, October ~. where
services viii be held on Tuesday,
october ls. ct iL:30 am; Inter
TEB0. ROBERT n. ON Thursday, oc-
;S6sa, to6sI H. ,sn ssG a,,S g. dsorgs WSsh;
II. TEBo q 4ios HisS.SAi istS place 0nSa me-,
beloved husband Of Mary x. Tebc
and father Of Robert I. Tebo,
Friends may call &C the TaitavulI
Funeral Home, 1908 18th ST. NV.
m On s1sSEid1ay S1ti1 October r,dSi.m dS from
and interment Norfolk. Va. is
THOMAS. LAWRENCE } ON wednes-
aosspitS. Sss of'0fsT IAwRENess essoc THeSsss 4 SSGlsss
Of l4l7 9Th st. NV. beloved hus-
Of Mary F., Thurman and brother
ME .arS,vs5 SId Emma Thurman he also
nephew and other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Thomas may
Be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, ~ X st. ne, after IL Am.
SgnS.dy SgEndady C octC6sr 6osrs is. Mess Mass wiz b
ths Holy Rsdsemer Church. 2io
Interment Mount oiivet Cemetery,
ToLs0N. HARRY n. tyUNIoR). OF
13. 1850. SON Of Harry Il. and
Mary T. Tolson, brother Of Billy
Fune4ai aSfon Home Prayers si4 4 ItS Sch.mbsr: !.
Notice Of time later. Interment
Cedar Hin Cemetery. is
WALTERS. NORA Z, On Friday. oe-
tober IA, 1860, ct the Sharon
Nursing Home. NORA Z. WALTERS,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Artelia E'
Holmes. Blanche I. Jones, Helen
Senseman and Doris pountnay Of
Miami. Fla. There also are ten
grandchildren and i've great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Car
roll ST. NV. Cparking oppoSite), &,
after z pm. Saturday, October i5'
where services will be held on Mon
day. October IL. at 1880 pm. IN.
terment Parklawn Cemetery. 16
FLORENCE Z. On Friday.
October Il. 1850, at the Hadley
WEBSTER (nee Bell, the beloved
wife Of the late william Alfred
Webster and sister of Dorothy r
Douglass. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros, Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope rd sc. (parkinR facilftiesl. !.
on Monday, October II. at 1880
p.m. Services at ST. johns Epis.
eopal Church. Broad Creek, Nd, at
pm. 1nterment church ceme-
very 10
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Mrs. Curtis, 86,
Artists Widow

Mrs. Dura Lee Curtis, 86
widow of the English artist,
George Vaughn Curtis, died
Thursday at her home after a
long illness.
Mrs. Curtis lived with her
daughter at 1889 Patrick Henry
drive, Arlington, painted por-
traits and miniatures under
the name of Dura Anderson.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. John L. Baber of the home
address, and Mrs. l.. A. Lant-
zouniS of New York; two
grandsons and two grand
daughters.
Graveside services will be
held at IL am. Monday in
RoaAoke, Va. .
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Anuratnu

BoDNIcK, NELSON. There will be
an unveilinR Of monument 70
beloved husband Of Eva Bodnick.
son of Tillie Bodnick and brother
Of Jerome Bodnick and Ruth NAL
tenfort, on Sunday, October 10,
1860, at. 1890 pm, at King David
Memorial Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited 10
LEVY, MRS. ANN. There will be an
unveiling for the late beloved mother
OF Harold, Bernard and William
Levy, and Sylvia Kippnis, on Sunday,
october 10, 1860. at IL am. at
the Adas Israel Cemetery. AL rela-
tives and friends invited.
NOVAK, MITCHELL L.. There win be
an unveiling on Sunday. October 10,
1860, at 1 pm, at King David
Cemetery. Friends and relatives are
invited. 10
SHERMAN. ELIZABETH KRUPSAW.
! There will be an unveiling eere-
mony in memory Of ELIZABETH
KRUPSAW SHERMAN on Sunday,
! October 16. 1860. at IL noon. at
the Ohev Sholom Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friends invited. 10
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1921 Fort Davis place Sc. He
also leaves his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B. Castonguay oi
1881 @ street Sc; two broth
ers, Joseph H. Castonguay oi
the Panama Canal Zone; and
Walter r. Castonguay of Pitts
burgh, Pa; and a sister, Mrs
John Carvellas of Berkeley
Heights, N. j.
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George Jacob Keller

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex,
Oct. Is (AP). - George Jacob
Keller, about 81. a nationally
known animal trainer, died yes
terday while performing in a
cage of lions at a Shrine circus.
An animal trainer since 1912,
Mr.. Keller had recently written
a book. His home was in Cor
nell, Calf.
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Abrom Joffe

LONDON, Oct. Is (AP).-
Abram Joffe, 80, distinguished
scientist and a member of the
Soviet Unions Academy of
Science, died yesterday, the So
Wet news agency Tass an
nounced. He at one time served
as assistant to Roentgen, the
German discoverer of X-rays.
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lin 4Rtttnriant

THOMAS, JAMES II. In loving mem.
ory of our dear husband and father
JAMES H. THOMAS, who departed
this life October 15. 1858.
We shall meet him some bright
morning,
Resting BY the water fair;
He'll be waiting for our coming
In the upper garden there.
WIFE. ALMA b THOMAS: DAUGH-
TIERS, ETHEL L. PERRY AND
COMORA THOMAS.
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR. In memory Of
ARTHUR WILLIAMS, who passed
away six years ago, October is.
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come our way;
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But memories Of you will never die.
LOVING WIFE, ROSIA, AND CHILL
DREN, FRANCES, ANNIE, LOUISE,
EDWARD AND ARTHUR,
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Mrs. Cooley resides at the
home address, 1919 Woodside
parkway. Silver Spring.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday in st. Johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen
Md. Burial will be in st. Johns
Cemetery.
The family asks that ex-
pressionS of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Silver Spring Holy Cross Hos
pital.
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Rocky Mountains
Get 2-Foot Snow

CHICAGO, Oct. Is (AP).-
Winter unleashed an early blow
in the Rocky Mountain area,
dumping up to 2 feet of snow
in the higher elevations.
Traffic was snarled in nearby
Wyoming and Colorado areas
this morning as the flurries
moved out of the mountains.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-1 lot, s
sites, sell substantially less than
present value. 6P. 2-6221.
FORT LINCOLN-Block 81. lot Is and
1S-A, In front Of stone Bible; half
price. HA. 2-3697. 16
FORT LINC0LN-Wayside shrine, Holy
JU. $3.50. LA. se-4134. l6
FORT LlNCOLN-4 sites, block 9, lot
$40. With corner posts: cost $500;
sac, $500 cash. WA. 7-4653. 10
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-l lot,
4 sites, non-sectartaIl;s perpetual
care; reasonable OIL. 4-5067. II
4-GRAVE LOTS for sale at Carver
Memorial. Call LA. 5-1912. Is
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1900 Cheer PouIinq
F Defying Committee

CHICAGO Oct. is AP).-Dr Linus Pauling, fresh from
before Senate investigating subcommittee
last night received heros welcome from estimated
attending meeting Chicago chapter
of the National Committee for Sane Nuclear Policy
DR.. Paulng, Nobel winning chemist got lengthy
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Darn nf Chunks

SCHULTZ, JULIA M. The daughters
81 JULIA NJ. SCHULzE wish to
thank everyone for the cards. flowers
and many kindnesses extended to us
during our bereavement
VIRGINIA AND LOIS. 16
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VIRGINIA LUCILLE, In
loving memory Of our mother, VIR-
GINA LUCILLE NEWGENT, who
passed away seven years ago today
October 10, 1858.
Seven years have passed since that
sad day
When the one we loved was called
away;
God took her home, 1t was His will
But in our hearts she liveth still
MARGIE. RAY AND PAM GUND.
LING. -.'..
PRICE, MARY MATILDA. A tribute
Of love and affection to the memory
Of our mother. grandmother ano
great-grandmother. MARY NJ
PRICE, who entered into eternal rest
two years ago today, October l6
A precious one is gone from us,
Her sweet voice we loved Is stiiled
A place is vacant in our hearts and
home
That never can be filled.
Two years ago God took you homs
Time has not healed our hearts,
But we know His way was best,
DAUGHTER. MAGGIE BRYAN:
GRANDDAUGHTER. CARMETTA
SANDIDGE, AND GREAT GRAND
CHILDREN, CAsANDRA AN n
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RUTH R. coNSoR.' MScSF' secy. MasrGpj iS

GROVE. HEWITT DUvALL. On Fri
day. October IA. 1860, at the home
Of his daughter, 30 Hutton st
Gaithsrsburg, Nd. HEWITT DUVALL
GROVE. beloved husband Of the
late Grace Brown Grove, father Of
JUAN grow grove q Of r0%sSOnS %ssSinstOn Afta
p; c.; Karl D. Grove Of PerryviiIe,
Md; Hugh c. Grove Of Meadow
River. Md, Mrs. Mildred Isaacs OF
Fails Church, va; Mrs. Thelma Z.
Gouiss Piaa & Mf sstssvis hRa Md Ms'
Mary Heatwole Of Funkstown, Nd,
and Mrs, Blanche Thomas Of Rich
msrtI;sr mmond; va nMrr, Mr., Grove rests at
Diamond ave. aaithersbSrs, E Ma.
Funeral services on Monday, octo-
Der II, at pm. (EST), at
the Shenandoah Junction Baptist
Church; Interment Elmwood Gene
terry. Shepherdstown. W. Va. 16
1t. GEN. SAMUEL LUTZ,
USMC (RetiredI. on Wednesday,
October u, 1860. at Bethesda Naval
nEG Hsi''fi Lufz fSsnisG HGwAkRD dEN UsMc SAN eae.
S=1!,. beloved husband Of Marianne
@. Howard. father Of Mrs. Nancy
Howard Shepard Of the home ad-
dress and Mrs. Laurence B. Rich
Of Mrs. George g. James Of Wash
ington. .. C.. and Mrs. Charles Z.
Smith Of Athens, Ga. He also Is
survived by SIX grandchildren.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
ing. 18th and @ sts.l. after 7
pm. Friday, October "A. Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
On Monday. october II, at II am.
1nterment, with full military honors.
Arlington National. Cemetery, In
lieu Of flowers contributions 30 the
Society. I6
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DEATHS
Ann0uneements 81
Services by ChamoeFs
In @rntnrtati

ASTON. EDYTHE MAULINE. In low
ing memory Of my wife. EDYTHE
MAULINE ALSTON, who passed
away four years ago today
DEVOTEDLY. ALBERT w. ALsToN. .
BEVERLY, MARIA. Sacred to the
memory of our dear mother. MARIA
BEVERLY. who entered eternal life
october Is. 1910.
Loved and remembered always.
Rest In peace.
DAUGHTERS.
BROWN, JOHN A. In memory Of ny
loving husband. JOHN A. BROWN
who passed away nine years ago
today. October 10. 1851.
Nine years ago he left US
For a beautiful place Of rest:
You will never be forgotten
BY the one who loved you best.
To me you have not passed away.
Nor have YOU Travelled far:
You've just entered into Gods low
ing home
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. CARRIE 4.
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STEVENS, MARY !. In loving memory
OF our dear mother and wife, MARY
]. STEVENS. who departed this life
twenty-one years ago today, octo-
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one passed to rest,
And those who think of you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
STRINE, NANCY LAY. In ioving
NANCY LAY STRINE, who passed
away nine years ago, October is,
1851.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The stairs too hard to climb,
30 He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine" {"
When evening shadows are falling
And I'm sitting here alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
II you were only home.
Although know you're happy,
And watched over, from above,
MY thoushts are always with. you,
And today 1 send my love-, love;
TATE, CORRETTA. In loving memory
TATE, who left us twenty-one years
ago today, october IA, 1899, at
Mount Holly. Va.
The covers Of lifes book are closed
q, For the one we loved so dear,
But loving deeds OF byRone days
Are what the pages tell
LOVING DAUGHTERS, MCRSY
AND ELIZABETH
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COLE. DORISAIAE. In leying memor,
Of my daughter, DORIeMAE COLI
who passed away nve years aeO
October Is, 1855.
Five years ago, october is, 1855
you went away and left me. Doris
May God help me 70 Be as kind
LOVINGLY. MOTHER. .
JEFFERSON, MARY Z. In sacred anG
loving memory Of our beloved motheI
and grandmother, MARY E. JEFFER.
SON, who departed this life eight
years ago today, October Is. 1852
new rose blooms in Heaven today
Its dewdrops are our tears,
Its perfume Is the love, we. bear
HER pETorsD SHo sop5 pAuSHFEss "a 1Hns GT Sia5f
EWING, AND GRANDDAU0HTER
RUBY THOMAS.
JONES. MARY z. WILLIAMS, In Low,
lng memory Of our devoted daugh.
ter and sister, MARY 3. WILLIAMS
JONES, who departed this life thret
years ago today, october is, 1857
Every day in some small way
Memories OF you come our way;
Deep in our hearts memory is kept
forget. THE FAMILY.
KLINE, DAVID b In loving memory
OF my devoted husband, DAVID B
KLINE. who passed away four
years ago today, October Is, 1855
We walk a separate road today
And sorrow darkens all my way;
Yet though walk my road alone
! know that you are still my own
Weary, sad and heavy-hearted,
l pass each lonely day;
No one knows how much / miss you
Since God took you away.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MADELINE.
NEWGENT. VIRGINIA LUCILLE. In
memory OF our devoted wife and
mother, VIRGINIA LUCILLE NEW
GENT, who passed away so sud-
denly seven years ago today, Octo-
Der is. 1858.
The years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When we we're together.
We think of her in silence,
Her name we oft recall:
But there's nothing left to answer
But her picture on the wall.
Just when life was brightest,
just when her hopes were best,
God called her from among US
To a home OF eternal rest.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
CHILDREN, JOHN K. NEWGENT
JACK NEWGENT AND MAR0IE
GUNDLING
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BATES, HERBERT c. On Thursday.
Ss1i cllffon if i9HO st., Ale8andria' a i hse Va,
HERBERT c. BATES, beloved hus-
band Of Ida W. Bates and father
Of Mrs. June walters and James c.
Bates. both Of Michigan. Friends
Funeral Home 2e0i i4th ' st NV. Nv
, (parking factlities). Services at the
above funeral home on Monday, Oc-
tober II, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 16
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BETHEA EMMA. on Friday, october
a, 1860, EMMA BETHEA Of g5O7
10th st. ne, beloved wife of Boyd
Bethea and mother of Mary Ella
and Harmon Bethea. Also surviving
are sister. Eliza Bethea: one
brother, Bernie Curry. and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcguire, Inc. II
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ITLEE, CHARLES WOLvERTON.
- Snerial communication

R0 special communication Of
m Bee Hive Lodge, No. SO, F.
I'm and A. M, is hereby called
for Sunday. October 10,
WyW 1860, at s pm, at the
~NL% Masonic Temple. Pomof-
" key, Nd, for the purpose
of conducting Masonic services for
our late brother. CHARLES W. At
LEE. Funeral services on. Monday,
october u, at ! pm, at the Metro
politan Methodist Church, Pomon-
key. Nd, the Rev. Howard W. Hin
AARON C. KANE.
Worshipful Master.
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JOHN J. The men Of the
!, Holy Name Society Of Ma
NJ tivity Parish will meet at
N the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
N, neral Home. 1891 Georgia
. ave, on Sunday, october
y 16. 1860. at 7:30 pm, to
reeite prayers for the de-
f. REV. JOHN ]. COADY,
GnirihnaI nIrAnAnn
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October Z. 1850. WALTER va TMEssniKSfaSNs, KEN.
DALI Of 1904 Kingman place NV,
husband Of Josephine Kendall and
is survived BY fve brothers. one
grandchld and other relatives and
many friends. After I2 noon Sum
day. October 16,. friends are Invited
You st. NV, where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Monday, Octo-
Der II. at . pm. Interment Ar
lngton National Cemetery IA
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GRASTY, QUEEN ANN. The officers
+ and members OF Acacia
NSN are hereby notifed Of the
AN2k& death of our late sister,
QUEEN ANN GRASTY, P.
" M. Funeral services to be
hold on Sunday, October
10, 1860, at pm, at Parsons S
Funeral Home, 472 North Washing
ton ST., Falls Church, Va.
MILDRED e.. SACHS,
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FOWLKES. JAMES CRAULLE. On
Thursday, October 10, 1880, at the
Alexandria Hospital, JAMES
CRAULLE FOWLKES, husband OF
the late Mary Belle Fowlkes, brother
Of Mrs. F T. Nase. Mrs Thomas
G Hardy. Mrs. B. F. West and
ices on Monday, october IL, at
1890 am, at the Old Presbyterian
Meeting House. Alexandra, Va. In
terment Arlington National Gene
tery, Friends may call at the
West Braddock rd., Aleyandria. Va
until time Of serviees
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. to6sr T 81 1850, q II IEsgE aRuFfSayi s ybEGN Ti;
Of 2S Swami rd., Suitland, Nd
beloved husband Of June Diehi Dean
father Of Karen Lynn and Linda
Susan Dean. son Of Alvin P. and
Mayben Dean Of Dearborn, Mich,
and brother Of Alvin Franklin Dean.
Mattinsly Funeral i Home, me ISiefi Isl i1th e
st s.e... after z pm, Saturday, Oc-
tober is. until Monday, October IL,
at IL noon. Services at the Epi-
phany Church, Forestville, Nd, on
Monday. at 1;45 pm. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
Mngton National Cemeterv Ia
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GASS, ROBERT H. On Friday. Octo-
Der "A. 1860, at his residence, 250e
Keating st. Sc. ROBERT H, GASS,
bsl9ved husband Of Anna NJ. oass
b., Charles B. and Mary Alice Cas-.
Funeral Home, 1851 d0fS oood Hope sfUs. "a !,
Sc, lparking facilitleSI, on Monday,
Oct9neE " at ESQ an; thence
where mass viii sbe offered at 10
am. for the repose Of his soul.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery ia
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tober Is. 1850. at At his hurSesE Tesids1ee. nee
SIG Gallatin ST.. JOHN J. DUFFY,
the, beloved son Of the late William
and Josephine Duffy (nee Downey)t :
brother Of Miss Alice Duty. Mrs.
lashan. Mrs. Irene FitShuSh, Mrs
Helen Akers and William ]. Dufiy.
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 1881 Georgia ave,
n:yS on Monday, october II, at
Church OF the Nativity, 18th and
Peabody SITS. NV, at 10 am. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Friends and relatives invited. i6
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DrathB

ARTHUR, LILLIAN B. On Saturday
2sPsUR 2StHSsT ID q asSS' 5sSS MarEieE ksTEiaN p
Chevy Chase, Md. beloved wife o
: charles NJ Arthur. sister Of Mrs
= Prank Marble Of Binghamton, n, X:
and Ray BaueS OF New York. N. Y
| Memorial sey!ice Monday, October
fneetins louse Of the MONTH!
MeetiYf Of Friends United. Inter
fne neecriends Meeting House Gene
-. In lieu of flowers, contrtbu
:. tions may be made to Children
Hospital 10
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MATHIS Of 552l 7th st, NV. wife
q John Mathis: mother Of Sadie
Theodore Newman; sister Of Mrs.
Helen H. Belts. Other relatives and
friends also survive. After IL noon
Sunday. october 10, friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home,
services on Monday. October II. at
/ pm, at the Mount Olive Baptist
Church. 1888 9th st. ne, the Rev.
/. D. Richards officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 16
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ber II. 1850 1850, rRANkV IA TVeiqey MqoyoRR' '1oi oi
1880 corcoraT st. NV, beloved huS.
band Of Bessie P. Moore, son Of
Louise Crosby. Of Rock Hill. s. c..
and father OF Frank E., James E
and Tania Ann Moore. and Willie
He also is survived by six grand
children and other relatives and
many friends. After II noon Sum
day October 10. friends are invited
TO call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
ices viii be held on Monday. octo-
Der II. at 10 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 16