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George B. Parker, Jr., 46,
Former Newspupermun

George B. Parker. jr.. 46,
former copy editor for The Star
and son of the late editor-in.
chief of the Scripps-Howard
newspapers, died yesterday in
Kingston, Jamaica, according
to word reaching mere.
Mr.. Parker died in Nuthall
Hospital at Kingston, 20 miles
from his plantation home at
Highgate on the British West
Indies island. Mr.. Parker en-
tered the hospital three months
ago.
He was well known in Wash
ington and New York news
paper circles. Mr.. Parker, a
member of the National Press
Club, had worked on The
Star copydesk from l946 to
1948 and again from 1850 to
1858.
He also had been employed
for varying periods by the
Washington Post an6 by the
New York World Telegram and
Sun.
He leaves his wife. the :ormer
Aline Munson of Washington,
who was at his bedside when
he died, and his sister, Miss
Mary H. Parker of BOLT P street
NV. Miss Parker few to
Jamaica last night.
Mr.. Parker was a native of
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Ally Khan Buried
In Chateau Park

COLLIE JUAN, France, May
20 (AP).-Prince Ally Khan was
buried today in the park of
his seaside chateau after a
brief Moslem funeral service
attended by only 16 members
Of the family and close friends.
The body of the wealthy
sportsman and diplomat, who
was killed May II in an auto
accident near Paris, will re-
main at Chateau de l'Horizon
until a mausoleum is built at
Selenieh, Syria.
The chateau grounds were
ringed by police to keep out
the curious. Truckloads of
flowers passed through the
gate.
Those at the funeral in
cluded his son. Prince Karin
Aga Khan. the Begun, Aly's
half-brother. Prince Saddru-
din. and Bettina a former
French model who was with
him when he was killed.
Several members Of the dip
lomatic corps also were present.
Prince Ally was Pakistan's
United Nations representative
and had been appointed Am
oassador TO Argentina.
The grave was marked by a
simple marble slab.
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B. B. Hutchison,
Arcolu Farmer

ARCOLA. Va, May 20 (Spe-
cial. - Benjamin Barbour
Hutchinson, 76, of Arcola,
farmer. bank director and a
former chairman of the county
Agriculture Sterilization Com
mittee, died after a stroke last
night at the Loudoun County
Hospital in Leesburg.
He operated a large farm in
the Arcola area.
Mr.. Hutchison previously
had served for 16 years as field
deputy commissioner of rev.
enue. He was a former deputy
sheriff and an election Official
for many years.
At his death he was vice
chairman of the ASC and di-
rector of the Herndon Federal
Savings & Loan Association.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Efie
G. Hutchison, a son. Louis F.
Hutchison. 2637 North Rock
ingham street, Arlington; two
stepsons, Joseph I. Grehan.
Leesburg, and James w. Gre
han, Warrenton, Va; two STEP
daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Crutchfleld, Winston Salem,
N. c., and Mrs. Hannah Bird,
Buffalo, N. Y; a sister, Mrs.
Cecile Matthews, Leesburg, and
a grandson.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. (EST) Saturday at
Muse 81 Reed Funeral Home
Leesburg. Burial will be in the
Leesburg Union Cemetery.
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John Cherry,
50, Artist

John NJ. Cherry, jr., so, a
commercial artist associated
with the Walton and Hoke
Studios, 1000 P street NV,
since 1885, died yesterday Of
cancer at the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda.
A native of Baltimore, Mr..
Cherry lived most of his life in
the Washington area and was
a graduate of the old Central
High School. His home was at
62l0 Newburn drive, Wood
Acres, Md.
Mr.. Cherry was a Navy lieu
tenant commander in the Pa
ciflc during World War II. AS
skipper Of q submarine chaser,
he took part in the invasions OF
Saipan, Tinian, Two Jima and
Okinawa.
Since the end of the war ne
had served in the Naval Re-
serve as an instructor in naval
strategy and tactics at the
Naval Weapons Plant. He held
the Reserve rank of COM
mander.
Mr.. Cherry was a member of
the Kenwood Country Club.
the Ironbridge Hunt Club, the
Art Directors Guild of Wash
ington and the Anteaters Club,
a gourmet group.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Eve
lyn Dixon Cherry, and a son,
John M. Cherry III, both of the
home address; his mother, Mrs.
John M. Cherry, sr., of PIT
Twenty ninth street Sc; a
d a ug h ter, Mrs. Jeanne M.
Brooks Of Milwaukee, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
Monday in the Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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DR.. Edgar B. BurcheII, 88,
Authority on Eye and Ear

AMI1YVILLE, N. Y, May 2C
(AP).-Dr. Edgar B. Burchell
8S, who gained wide recognition
as an authority on the. anatomy
and pathology of the eye and
ear although he never COM
pleted high school, died yester-
day.
DR.. Burchell lived in Larch-
mont and had been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Wendell w
Battenfield, when he became
i'll at her home. He was the only
layman ever named a fellow of
the American Academy of
Ophtalmalogy and Potolatyn-
gology. He received the tribute
in 1914.
Entirely self-taught, DR.
Burchell was allowed to teach
his speciality. but not to practice
it. His honorary doctorate de-
gree was awarded by Roanoke
College in Salem, Va, in 1896.
He began his career as a ST.
a-month porter at the New
York Eye and Ear Hospital in
New York and later persuaded
doctors to instruct him in lab
oratory tests. He took dis
carded textbooks to study at
home.
DR.. Burchell remained at the
inflrmary until he retired in
1855. A memorial museum was
established in his honor at that
time. 1t contains 250,000 slides,
covering every known eye afflic-
ton, prepared over the years
by DR.. Burchell.
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1891, he pitched for the Hoyas
and won alF of his games.
Pitched for Washington
Of all his memories, Mr..
Winkleman liked to recall his
association with Mr.. Griffith
most fondly.
He pitched one game for
Washington, in 1886. in which
he was beaten by Kansas City,
ga.
His first job in organized
baseball was with Louisville of
the American Association. He
listed his birthday at that time
as June IA, 1861, and his ma
tive city as Philadelphia, but
his nephew said he was born
in Washington. HE was about
4 months old when Lincoln was
shot," Mr.. HaIpin said.
His only immediate survivor
is a brother, Frederick, living
in Atlanta.
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Dr.. Louis Sears,
INSTRUMENTATION.
Buried in Indiana

DR., Louis Martin Sears, rs,
history professor and author
who died here Sunday, was
buried Wednesday in Lafayette,
Ind.
He had lived at the Cosmos
Club, 2l2l Massachusetts, ave.
nue. NV, for many years.
DR.. Sears was born in Chi
cago and received his education
at Washington Academy, Salem,
N. Y, and the University of
Chicago. He taught at high
schools in Alabama and Illinois
before joining the staff of
Purdue University, West La
fayette, Ind. as a history pro-
fessor in 1920.
From 1925 to 1855 he held
the title of professor emeritus
at Purdue and he taught at
Duke University, University of
Nebraska, University of Mis-
souri,, University of Wisconsin,
University of West Virginia.
New York University. Uni
versity of Cincinnati, and
Stanford University.
He was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa and many other
educational and historical
societies.
DR.. Sears wrote essays and
papers on history and several
books on American history, in
cluding a history of American
foreign relations. His most
recent book was on George
Washington and the French
Revolution.
! He had no immediate sur
vivorS.
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Theodore Gamble Dies;
Directed Bond Drives

Theodore Roosevelt Gamble,
81. theater owner and former
national war bond sales direc-
tor. died Wednesday in San
Francisco after a brain hem
orrhage.
Mr.. Gamble, whose home
was in Portland, Greg, came
to Washington in 1912 as as
sistant to Treasury Secretary
Henry j. Morgenthau. A dol
lar-a-year" man, he directed
five war bond campaigns and
the Victory Loan drive as
director Of the TreaSury's War
Finance Division.
When he resigned in 1945 to
return to private business, ne
was credited with much of the
success of the campaigns to
help finance the war through
bond sales.
William H. Neal, national di-
rector Of the U. S. Savings
Bond Division, said Mr.. Gamble
left a deep impression of his
genius upon the millions of
volunteers he guided and in
Spired." Whatever honors may
be paid him, Mr.. Neal contin-
ued, the bond program will
be his finest monument.
A native of Nevada, Mo-, he
attended the University of
Washington and received his
law degree from the University
OF Portland, Greg. A theater
owner and operator before and
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after the war, he formed his
own company, Gamble Thea
ters, in 1910. 1t later became
Gamble Enterprises.
At the time of his death he
was president of Mount Hood
Radio g. Television. He also
was a director of Northwest
AirlineS and the Western Life
Insurance Co. and chairman
of the board of the Theater
Owners of America.
He was selected by the United
States Junior Chamber Of
Commerce in l943 as one of
the Nations 10 outstanding
young men.
He leaves his wife Myrtle,
two daughters, Joan and
Susan. and a son, Theodore, jr.
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He was credited. with defining
the various positions of the
seventh facial nerve, which en-
abled physicians to avoid sever.
ing it in operations. The nerves
one on each side of the face,
control nearly all facial mus
cleS.
DR.. Burchell served as a con-
sulting bacteriologist in 1881
when King Prajadhipok of
Siam came to New York for an
operation of his left eye.
In addition to his daughter,
he is survived by two sons.
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George WinkIemon, IS,
OId-Time Baseball Star

George Winkleman, who at
95 was one of the oldest ex-
major league ball players, died
last night in Washington Hos
pital Center, which he entered
several days ago.
He lived alone in an apart
ment at 184l Columbia road.
His exact age was a mystery
until today when a nephew
George Halpin, revealed that
family records showed he would
have been 96 February l8. His
age had been variously esti-
mated at from "a to SO. The
Official Encyclopedia of Base
ball enormously lists him as
being born on June IA, 1861 in
Philadelphia.
Friend of SOusa
Breaking into baseball as a
semipro with the Washington
Bashfuls in 1888, Mr.. Winkle-
man was fond of recalling his
association with the march king,
John Philip SouSa, a teammate
who played a horn lots better
than he did rightf1eld."
In 1888, Mr.. Winkleman's
pitching services were pur-
chased by Milwaukee, which
also boasted a young pitcher
named Clark Griffith.
The two young pitchers struck
up a friendship that endured
a lifetime. In later years, after
Mr.. Griffith became owner of
the Washington Baseball Club,
Mr.. Winkleman was given a
job as gatekeeper and in this
capacity became a familiar fig
ure to baseball fans who did
not know his background.
An injured arm ended Mr..
Winkleman's baseball career in
1891. He entered the postal
service. from which he retired
in 1882. AS a combination pre-
student at Georgetown
and full-time postal clerk in
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Austrio Ranks Third
AS Tourist Attraction

VIENNA-As a nation Aus
tria is the third-ranking tourist
attraction on continental Eur
ope. rating behind France and
Italy.
In terms of overnight stops
compared with the native pop
ulation, Austria shares first
place in Europe with Switzer-
land, each recording last year
2.8 overnight guests for every
citizen.
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DFathH

WASHINGTON, LAWRENCE T. On
WEDNESDAY, May Is. 1860. LAW
RENEE T. WASHINGTON Of 53I7 7
18th st. NV. husband OF The late
p Dorothy w Washington. father OF
hSxIsnfs hsxanSria vs WaMshlnst1 min 1orofsv St
Elizabeth W Banning Of Chevy
Chase. Md, and Mrs, Charles Fowler
q Patio Alto, Calf; brother OF
insto9, D. C.; Miss poily Dolphin 81 Mnsoi Of
WASHINGTON OF Arlington, va He
also is survived by flve grandchil-
aren, Friends may call at the Birch
sftse sfataersl Hong; 3o34 N st. NV,
ices viii be held at the First Bap-
tlst Church. 18th and o SITS. NV,
on Saturday: May 81, at 1I:3O am,
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
"ffssoN; Sso ANNE. 1E,r On %r:gSsd :TggSsssd.s. May
New Hampshire ave. NV, devoted
wife OF BENJAMIN H. Wesson. Other
s After anG Pm frisnSs saSd.r. also Msg sgrvys ss
friends may call at the p Frazier:
Funeral Home. 3ss Rhode Islsnd
ave. ave. NJ nv. Funeral services on Mon
Jerry A.. Moore ofaciatins Inter:
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WHEELER. NENA PALMER. suddenly.
on Tuesday, Nav II, 1860. at PhIla.
LER; formerly OF Arlington. va.
Relatives and friends are Invited to
grayeside services on Saturday, May
81, at IL am. at Rock Creek
cemetery. WASHINGTON. D. c.
WHITE. JOHN S. Suddenly, on Sun
JOHN S. WHITE Of S60S 4ist ave
Colmar Manor, Md, beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Mary c Will. and
father Of Mrs. Mary NJ. Killeen.
John g., tr., and Thomas p. White
Ne also is survived uy two sisters
Mr.. White rests at the Gasch Fu.
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave -,
Hyattsyille. Nd. from 8 pm to 10
pm Friday. May 20 The hoIy
sacrifice Of the mass will be offerea
ior the repose Of his soul al 3
IN. saturday. May 81, at st
James Catholic Church, Mount
Rainier. Nd. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers exs
pressions of sympathy NAV be sent
10 the Prince Georges County Heart
Association. 5l32 Baltimore ave.
HyattSville, Nd. 20
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Oklahoma City and attended
Columbia University i'll New
York. During World War II he
served with the Army Air
Forces.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Jamaica. with
burial to follow later in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Darn nf Thanks

WILLIAMS. LUCY NJ l wish. to ex-
press my deepest thanks for the
many expressions Of sympathy and
other ktndnesses extended to me
IN my deep bereavement
SISTER.
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AnuFutnn

CLEPATCH, MICHAEL. There will b.
an unveilins in memory Of our
CHAEL CLEPATcH. on Sunday. May
20. 1850. at pm at the Ohey
sholom Cemetery, 3237 18th place
Sc Relatives and friends are in
vited -
REAMER, JACK. There will be an
unveilinE to the memory Of JACK
REAMER, beloved son Of Ann and
Sidney Reamer, on Sunday, May 90.
1860. at IL noon, at George Wash
ington Cemetery Mount Lebanon
Memorial Sectionl Relatives and
friends are invited.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4In 81 ano Mass Ave NE Il 3-5200
Rlnaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
$40 81. NE. Ii 3-4SSU
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY Lor-Cedar Hill the best
location. first sec. from front
gate and once; lot AL, sec. 3. sites
4, .. 8, 10. II, -; first lot of
drive: value high and out; $500
cash. Now, MR.. HALL, JU. S-S662
-
FORT LINCOLN-6 select sites. or will
sell separately; reasonable. RA
62S90 -
FORT LINC0LN-3 adjoining sites, de-
yeloped section. $3.50 each. PO.
2-446l. O.!
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church, vas choice sites; to set
tie estate: no reasonable offer re-
fused. TU. $4,000. -
WASHINGTON CEMETERY plot OF
e lots. Call after pm. ia. S-3443.
-
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DPaths

ARNOLD, WILLIAM LAWRENCE. On
THURSDAY. May 10. 1860. WILLIAM
ave. NV. After pm. Friday. May
20, friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home 1899
9Th ST. NV, where services will be
neld on Saturday, May 2i. at y
am lnterment Bethel Cemetery.
Alexandria, Va. 20
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RPILuCCJ ANcIoTNA

School St, Alexandra, Va. on May
10, 1860. widow OF the late Eltu-
terio, mother of Miss Vince and the
late Vincent A. Bellucci, sister Of
Funaio, Mrs Josephine Bellueci.
Rafaela. Michele and Pasqualino
Ciussreda, grandmother OF Carol
Bellucci Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ St NV,
Mass at the HOLY Rosary Church,
Sd and p SITS NV. at ESQ am.
Entombment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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JACKsON. IOHN D. on Mednesdar

JN' MUM, JOHN d. On Wednesday,
May Is; 1850. al his residence,
!u4 6Oth ave. Fairmont Heights,
Nd. JOHN d. JACKSON. beloved
father of Mrs Mary Z, Hawkins
and Leon c. Jackson; brother Of
MIS-. Alice Smith. He also is sur
vived by four nieces, two neph-
eNs. three grandchildren and other
relatives and friends The late
Mr. jackson may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H So.
ne, after > pm. Friday, May %,
Mass viii be offered on SATURDAY,
May 81, at the Church OF the In
carnatlon. I002 Browning place ne
It am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery 50
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"HULIo, yHI,LIo, IUahI ]. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, May Is, 1860, at West
STUART I JACOBS. Beloved father si:
OF Helen Jacobs Casey He also
is survived by other relatives and
many friends Mr.. Jacobs rests
at the Jones Funeral Home. Win
chester. Va Funeral services on
Saturday. May II, at 1880 pm,
EST Interment Mount Hebron
Semetery. 20
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Rhode Island ave. nv, on Nav
ls, 1850, wife of Edward CzizauskaS,
mother Of Mrs Helen PAUL, sister
Of John S West and grandmother
OF Robert W PAUL. She also is
survived BY a nephew and nieces
Services at the Chambers Funeral
Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, on
Monday. May %, at 93O am
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery, 20
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REILLY, JOHN A. Ofhcers and mem
ASa bers Of Washington General
. GO. Assembly, Fourth DeEree.
&M KnIshts OF Columbus, are no.
~ tined OF the death of Sir
knight JOHN A REILLY. and
~ are urged to meet at Gawier's
Funeral Home. 1855 Pa. ave
NV, at SIS pm. Friday. May
20. 1860, for the recitation Of
the rosary,
MAURICE F DINNEEN. ?. n
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BESSIE M sHANKs. W M
MAMIE z WOHLFARTH. Secy.

HUTCHISON, BENJAMIN b. On
Thursday, May 10. 1860, at the
Loudoun County Hospital, Leesburg,
Va, BENJAMIN B. HUTCHINSON OF
Effa 9. Hutchison. father Of Louis
s. Hutchison OF Arlington, Va:
brother Of Mrs. Cecile Matthews OF
LeeSourE, Va, and stepfathkr OF
joseph /. Grehsn Of LeeSburg, Va.
Va. Mrs. Margaret Crutchfield Of
Winston-Salem. N. c., and Mrs.
Hannah Bird OF Tonawanda. N. Y.
He also is survived by one grand
SON. Friends may call at the Muse
Reed Funeral Home, LeeSburg,
Saturday, Nav Il, at > pm. (ESTi
Interment Union Cemetery. Lees
burg. Va.
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COLLIER, ADELLNE M On wednes.

day, May is. 1860. al her resi-.
dence. l129 Erie st. Sc, ADELINE
M. COLLIER, foster mother Of Jo-
seph Bussey and Eugene Middleton,
sister Of Mrs. Sophia Holmes, Mrs.
lsaoelle Greene and Henry Glover
tives and friends. The late Mrs,
Collier may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Hone 80 H st. ne. after
pm. Friday. May 20. FunCral
at pm. Saturday, MAY 81. from
itol ave. and Kendall SITS. ne.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery, %
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HARRIS. CHARLES WALTER

wednesday, May is. 1860. at Ar
TER HARRIS OF 2is0 North Que
bee St, Arlington. Va. father of
Charles z. Harris and Mrs. James
W. coulsby. ir Friends may call
at the Everly Funeral Home, 2I4
West Main St. Fairfax. Va. park
ing in rear. where services will be
held on Saturday. May 2l. at II
am. (DSTD. Interment Graham
Cemetery Orange, Va. at > pm.
tEST). tSan DIEGO. Calf, papers
please copy) 20
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RELACH. YETIA. On Wednesday, May
3Oth st. Sc beloved mother OF
Richard RelaCh. Funeral services
at the Bernard DanZansky g. Sons
Funeral Home, 350l l4th st. NV.
Tn,snni on monIas; , MAY II M.; az ~ an am
etery. 81
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REILLY. JOHN A. On Wednesday
May is, 1860, at GeorsetoWn uni.
versity Hqspital. JOHN A. Reilly
Of 400 Berkeley terrace NV" be.
loved husband of Thelma Meehe n
Reilly. father Of Martin z. Reilly.
Snicsso; ~; Mrs, Margaret Mary
Scart' CINCINNATI. Ohio: brother OF
James Reilly. Washington, D. C.:
Mrs. Elizabeth DuLaney. Cheiten-
nam, Nd. Mrs. Helen Lucas, Wash
lngton. o. c.: Mrs. Katherine
oConnell. Bethesda. Md. and Sister
Aline Marie of Sisters OF Charity,
Nazareth, Ky Friends may call at
the Gawler Chapel. 1856 Pennsyl-
vania ave NV. after 10 noon
Thursday, May 10 courtesy park
ing at 18TH and G stS. nwl Mass
Wlil De ohered AZ Our Lady Of Vic
tory Catholic Church. 4S35 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV, on Saturday. May
II, at 10 am. lnterment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery In lieu of flowers,
please send contributions 10 George
town Visitation Building Fund %
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st. Sc, on May is. 1860. brother
OF Mary Ogle PRAYERS at Cham
bers' Funeral Home. 5l7 llth ST
Sc, on Saturday. May 81. at 7:45
am. Mass at st. Peters Church
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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CROW MARY. On Thursday, Nav
~, 1850, MARY CROW Of a3a S
ST. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure. Inc 81

Wednesday, MAY Is. 1861. 3
SIMMS CULLINS. beloved huSba nd
OF Myrtle G Cullins father of Bel Y
Jscobin and Patricia Ann Petty.
brother OF Eva GaSs. Rena Palmer,
brey. Russell, Gibbons and Melvin
Cullins. He also is survived by
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Robert A Mattingly Fu-
neral Home. l3I l1th st. Sc. until
Saturday, Nav 81. at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass at St GabrieTs
Church at 10 am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery S6
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RFNNER cHARTFS n

May 30. 1860, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, CHARLES J. BENNER of 4Sls
loved husband Of the late Florence
], Benner. father of Carl A. Ben
ner, ST.. and William A. Benner;
grandfather Of Carl A.. jr.: Carole
a, Barbara J.. Michael D., jeanne
NJ. and William B. Benner, and
brother Of Louis j.. Rudolph H.
z. Benner. Friends may call at the
5, H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2q0l
l4th st NV until 10 pm Sun
day. May % parking facilitiesl.
services at st David's Episcopal
Church, $3.50 Macomb st. NV, on
Monday. MAY 23. at IL am In
lermenf Cedar LIill Can, ntnrr :.
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HOGE. EIIYSSES

ULYSSES. The ofiicers and
members Of Adah Chapter,
No %, o. E. S. are hereby
notified of the death OF
! Brother EULYSSES HOGE
: Funeral from the Nalley
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave. ne, on Satur-
AN ~ 1ARn At . a N
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JOHNSON. OTIS. On Tuesday, Ma,
y. 1860. OTIS JOHNSON Of i4G5s II
10th st. NV, husband of Leilar
Johnson and brother of Mary Adams
other relatives and friends also
survive. After pm. Friday. Nav
20 friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave, NV. where services will bp
held on Saturday, May 81. at II
noon. interment Woodlawn Gene
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Dratha

PARSLEY, MARTHA Z. Suddenly. on
Wednesday, May Is, 1860, At Mont
gomery County General Hospital
MARrHA MAI :,,Gs1 z sM1ATLIEl PARSLEY,
WoodfeId. Nd. Friends may cali
Home. Laytonsyille. Nd Maryland
Route. 1Osl. where services will be
terry.
PAYNE. LOUISE. Departed this life
on WEDNESDAY. May is, 1850, MRS.
NV. Mrs. Payne leaves StSO a host host i oi
friends. Remains may be viewed
after pm. Friday, Nav 20. at
the Joynes Funeral Home; lI6 Mas
saehusetts ave, NV, where serv-
q. at 10 am. Interment Harmony
PEIKN. BARNEY. On wednesday,
May IS. 1850, BARNEY PEIKIN
beloved husband Of Florence and
devoted father Of Mrs. Helen Rather
and Jack Peikin Of Kensington. Nd.
He also Is survived by sister,
Mrs: Ests Glszier OF West Palm
g. Beach Max Fls g. NSfms6 Cs brothers 3 AIis aarTy
and Daniel Peikin,. and three grand
Bernard Danzansky Il Sens Fu-
neral Home, 350l 14th st. n.w.. on
Friday. May 90, at IL am. Inter-
ment King David Memorial Garden,
Memorial week. 1901 Massachusetts
ave NV. Apt. 60li. 30
POTZ. EDWARD HERBERT On
wednesday, May is, 1860. at his
residence, Manassas Va RoutS l
EDWARD HERBERT PoTrz. f Beloved
husband of Carrie H PotZ and father
Of Mrs, Alma Bryan OF Alexandria,
Va; Mrs. Rebecca Sebastian OF
Castro valley. Calf: Mrs Anzie
wilson T,nsp Of oroisonia. Pa; Mrs. Grace
Mrs. Flossie Cloud and Earl Riley,
both Of Centreville, Va. Friends
may call at the Baker Funeral Home,
3l4 West ST., Manassas, Va, where
services will be held at 10 am,
DIST. Saturday, May 81. Inter-
ment Bethel Cemetery, Aiexan-
POWERS, LAURA VIRGINIA. On
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1850, at her
VIRGINIA POWERS beloved sIc dAVHA Wiis
OF the late William Powers. she
Mrs xe pOris M " Wells OGf of csnt4sHiiis' aaqsRtes'
va. Friends may call at the Baker
Funeral Home, 3l4 West St, Manas-
sas. Va. Services will be held al
81, Johns Episcopal Church, Centre
Ville; Va on Saturday, May p.
a. pm. DIST. Interment church
RFULY. JOUN A IN u.szz