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ANDERSON, LUCY CHLOE. We sin
Cerely wish TO extend our appTecla-
tion to all of our friends relatives
and neighbors who Offered their
kind expressions OF help and sym
pathy during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
l1.ACKSTON, WILLIAM L. The fam
lily OF the late WILLIAM L, BLACK
STON wishes TO express our deepest
appreciation to all for the flowers,
cards, telegramS and other acts OF
R9ct lRRsnY dsEas SSF ASD Ss5sfsf%SR BfRcK
STON FAMILY. 3
late FLORENCE HALL wishes 10 eX-
press their deepest appreciation TO
the Rev .Barringer. friends and
neighbors for their flowers. cards
and kilograms during our bereave-
MRS. EDNA BUSH HALL AND
FAMILY.
:TGHES, LOUISE JOYNES. The fam
1ly of the late LOUISE JOYNES
HUGHES wishes to express our ap-
probation, to. the many neighbors
and friends, for the beautiful floral
c. Smith. R. W. Rembert and the
Metropolitan Baptist Church for the
beautiful service: the John T. RhineS
politan Police Department during
our recent bereavement.
= 1FEE7 FfNR7 7NR e 56YNEs. h9S5fE HUGHES
mIRSHALL. MARTHA E. The fam
iiy Of the late MARTHA E MAR
SHALL wishes to express our deep
ov.9 s csTds FeetPams to all ,n9 for o6e eS
acts Of sympathy during our be-
reavement.
sincere gratitude and deep appre-
citation to the many friends. rela-
tire$ and neighborS for flowers,
ness during, the illness and death
OF my mother. MARY NJ. PRICE.
MARY E. PRICE.
metre the late MAR NARY T. E. IS sAUNDERS. tfN5tE s.
widow OF the late Ulysses Saunders,
wishes to thank friends for kind
bereavement. THE FAMILY,
i.TTLE. BERNICE L. The family OF
the late BERNICE L. SETTLE wishes
10 all for their many acts of SYM
, pathy during our recent bereave-
CLYDE c. SETTLE AND FAMILY.
HELToN. PVT. REGINALD G. The
family Of the late Pvt
- est appreciation to the Rev.
W E. Fauntroy and mem
bers OF the New Bethel BaptiSt
Church ; 0.};T. c9;;HorkerSa ,-IHIg nsighoors: RS
fheiT flowers. cards % telesrams. ans cars Ti
ana other acts OF sympathy during
THE SHELTON FAMILY,
NTH. REV. RICHARD NJ. The fam
lily of the late REV RICHARD NJ.
SMITH wishes to express their sim
cere appreciation TO the Washing
NJ. E. Church. officers and mem
bers OF the Seaton Memorial A.
NJ E. Church Of Lincoln; Md. the
Rev Guiles, officers and, members
members and friends Of the Union
Bethel A, NJ. E. Church Of Brandy
wine. Nd; the Lucy E. Moten Ele-
mentary School staff; neighbors and
pressions of sympa thy during our
recent bereavement.
MRS; MAUDE A. SMITH AND FAM
riggs. DANIEL. The family o.
the late DANIEL SPRIGGS wishe'
10 'SkpTeSS lHeT SlNCtIe dppIeCldllOI
to relatives; friends and neighbors
for personal calls, cards. telegrams.
flowers and all the other express
sions of sympathy.
THE FAMILY. 4
AOOTEN, GEORGE. The family of
the late GEORGE WOOTEN wishes
TO thank the Rev. Rogers OF the
Isle OF Patmus Church. the Rev.
walters Of the Third Baptist Church,
the neighbors and our many friends
who called. sent telegrams. flowers
ard cards and the use of their cars
during our bereavement.
CHARLSE WOOTEN AND FAMILY.
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CLYDE c. SETTLE AND FAMILY.
HELTON, PVT. REGINALD G. Tn,

HELTON, PVT. REGINALD G. The
~ family OF the late Pvt
REGINALD G.. SHELTON
wishes to express our deep
- est appreciation to the Rev
W. E. FaunIroy and men,
bers Of the New Bethel BaptiSt
Church. co-workerS. neighborS.
schools. relatives and friends for
their flowers, cards, telegramS. cars
and other acts OF sympathy during
our bereavement
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FANNIE NJ. Officers
and members of william F.
Hunt Chapter, No. Ii. o.
Z. s., are requested to at
tend Eastern Star services
for our late sister. FAM
ME NJ. GRIGSBY. on Sun
DAY. December 3. 1861, at
at the Gawler's Funeral
156 Pa. ave. NV.
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ELM1RA G. HENDERSON. Rec. secy
FREEMAN. SEIJIF r The oft,c.-,

AN, NELLIE c. The officers
, and members OF Adah
Chapter. No. -. o. E. S,
are requested TO assemble
X at GaSch'S Funeral Home,
4'3g Baltimore ave. Hy-
attSvillc Md. on SUNDAY,
December 3. 1851, at 1.3O
to conduct funeral services
our late sister. NELLIE C
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J,CHEs Lo,usE JOYSys The fan

.JGHES, LOUISE JONES. The lam
lly of the late LOUISE JOYNES
HUGHES wishes to express our ap-
probation to the many neighbors
and friends for the beautiful floral
tributes and other kindnesSeS. We
also wish to thank the Revs. E
c. Smith. R. W Rembert and the
Metropolitan Baptist Church for the
beautiful service. the John T. RhneS
e. Co. Funeral Home and the Metro
politsn Police Department during
our recent bereavement.
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ETA AND LOUISE HUGHES,
81 HENRY W JOYNES.
MARSHALL. MARTHA E.

MAKIHA Z. The tam-
lily of the late MARTHA E MAR
est appreciation to all for lie
flowers. cards. telegrams and other
acts Of sympathy during our be-
reavement.
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BARRA, GEORGE. On Thursday
Noyember 80, 1861, GEORGE
infant son of Jack and Julia Barra,
brother Of Karen Barra. Private
services. Tuesday. December >, at
Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Services by
FraZier'S
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KITCHEN. VERNON 7. On Fri

DECEMBER l. 1861. VERNON +.
KITCHEN OF lO40l Macarthur blvd .
Potomac Md. beloved husband OF
Claire NJ. Kitchen and brother OF
Mrs. Annie Mcdaniel. Mrs. Ruth
and Charles Kitchen. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Mo
where services will be held on Mon
day. December 4 at > pm. Inter-
ment Potomac Church Cemetery, Po-
tomac. Md.
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Interment church cemetery. 4
NIRGIE T. On Thursd

BtASLEY. VIRGIE r. on Thursday,
November 30, l9Bl at Laurel Gen
beloved wife of the late W. o.
BeaSley, Jack Palmer Beasley. de
ceased; Alice W. Rain and Ken
Meth w Beasley. She also is sur
vived by five grandchildren. Rela-
tives and friends may call at the
Donaldson Funeral Home, 3l3l Tai
bott ave, Laurel Md Funeral
services at the Liberty Grove Meth
odist Church at Burtonsville. Md.
on Sunday. December ,, at > pm
lnterment Union Cemetery. 3
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DrathH

DUNNIGAN. ROSE MARY. On satur-
day December >, 1861 at the Dis
trlct General Hospital, ROSE MARY
Harrison Dunnigan, sr., and be-
loved mother OF Harrison Dunnigan,
r.. Mrs, Sarah Hawkins and VIII
liam B, Dunnisan. She also leaves
devoted granddaughter. Rosemarie
CHRISTOPHER Brown. and many other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call on Tuesday, December 3, after
pm, at, her late residence, 2Ol5
ices on Wednesday, December 4, at
pm. at the Israel Baptist Church
6;2 tn st, ne, the Rev. Ray
mond r.. Robinson officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements by Alexander s. Pope
DuyALL, BESSIE Bush. On Friday
DUVALL. age SS, of Naylor, Md,
beloved wife OF the late Joseph
Bourne Dqyall sr, mother of. Mrs
HortenSe Scott-Hunter. "A grand
children and ~ great-grandchildren
Friends, may call at Ritchie Bros
Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro. Md,
Will be held in St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Groom, Md. on Sunday.
December':i. at 2:30 pm. Interment
church cemetery
FAGAN, CATHERINE. On Saturday
December :. 1861, CATHERINE
EAGAN, beloved wife of the late
George j. .Fagan. aunt OF James j.
McCann. Mrs. Catherine O'Connor,
Mrs, Betty Wright and Mrs Mar
Raret King. Friends may call at
the De Vol Funeral Home, 2234
Wisconsin ave. NV. after pm.
saturday. December =. Rosary will
De recited at \ pm. SUNDAY. De-
cembeT .. Requiem mass will be
offered at the Holy Trinity Church.
5bth and o SITS. NV. on Monuay,
December 4. at 1890 am. Inter
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. !
FAGAN. CATHERINE NJ. Members Of
g !; .:;:: &; :.. :: 7
D assemble at the De Vol
NhI Funeral Home n"34 Wis
consin ave. NV on Sun
VIM day. December g. 1851, at
the rosary for our late
member CATHERINE NJ FAGAN
AGNES ROACH. Prefect.
N ~ q
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MAE c. McGINNIS. w. NJ.
MAMIE Z. WOHLFARTH. Secy

GILLIAN. MABRY. On December >.
1861 MABRY GILLIAN OF No. 4"
New York ave. ne. husband of Mrs
Madora Gillian; father OF Mrs. Eulla
Young, Mrs. Frances Shelton. Mrs
Drussilla Shealy. Mrs Ann Brown
and Reed E. Gillian. brother Of
George Gillian, Also surviving are
~ grandchildren. Is great-grand-
children, other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later. Az
rangementS py Rollins !
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sALTIMoRE, RICHARD L. On Mon

5ALIIMUHE, RICHARD Z. On MOn-
day, November -. 1861; in CstsklII'
aged 81. formerly of New York City
and Washington. D. c.. husband OF
the late Emily Lewis Baltimore and
brother of the late Ella, Irene ard
jeremiah Baltimore. He also is
survived by a son. daughter. four
grandchildren. several nieCes ard
nepnews. ObSeuuies in New York
City, N Y 2S3
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FRAZIER, CHARLES F.. Members OF
NAA Early Rose Tabernacle.
m No, 81; A / o. OF Moses,
ASlnss - will please assemble at
ZHE the First Baptist Church.
&k 9Th st. and Dumbarron
NN-A4 ave. NV. on Monday.
December 4, 1851 at pm. TO at
tend the funeral OF Brother
CHARLES T. FRAZIER
JOHN ARTHUR LIGHTFOOT.
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Dfatha

BEALL. ETHEL MAY. On Friday, De-
cember 1861. at Phoenix, Ariz,,
ETHEL MAE BEALL OF Damascus,
hswev ha bfSysd Rs ,S,r we Of If he bswsS late w,S
Beall OF Scottsdale. Ariz.; daugh-
ter of Mrs. Grace c. Burns and
the late Walter w Burns. and sister
OF Mrs Gladys Neill. Clifton. AL
fred, Morris. Paul Robert, Carl,
Floyd and James Burns There
also are five grandchildren. Mrs.
Beall will rest at the Olin L,
MoleSworth Funeral Home, DamaS-
Gus Md where friends may call
after pm. Sunday, December 3.
Services on Tuesday, December ),
at II am. at the Montgomery
Methodist Church. Clagettsville. Nd
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MIRIAM sTACKHoUsE secy

HARRIS, ANNA T.. On Saturday. De-
cember ?, I96I, OF t5l4 Prince
of Mrs. Elsie L. Harris and the
late Thomas f. Harris, sister OF
Mrs. Alton Smith, Mrs. Clemmer
Marcus Mrs. Ronald w. Scott Will
liam R., Thomas E and John H
Harris. Five nieces and twelve
nepheWs also survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home 5SOl
Cleveland ave. Riverdale Md. on
Wednesday. December Il, at 80 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Friends may call after ; pm. Mon
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Novtmbc: 30, a6I. HARRY R
GREENE. son Of the late Michael
at the Taltavull Funeral Home
1908 l4th st. NV. on Sunday De-
cem6er 3, from noon To 9 pm
ReQuicm mass at St Oominics S
Churcn 9Th and f sts Sw.. on
Monday December 4, at 9:3O am
Interment Arlington National Gene
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DUEHRING. ELIZABETH. On Thurs

Gay November 30. 1861. at George
town University Hospital. ELIZA
BETH DUEHRlNG. aLn. ot Mrs
Vivian Loughead. Mrs. Marie Gilpin.
Mrs. Gertrude Hammerich and Al
bert Duehring. Friends may call
a I the Lee Funeral Home 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne. after l. noon
saturday. DECEMBER :; Services. will
1880 am Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery z
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'AUNDERS, MARY Z. The family OF
the late MARY E. SAUNDERS.
widow of the late Ulysses Saunders,
wishes TO thank friends for kind
expressions of sympathy during our
bereavement THE FAMILY
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MADDEN. DAVID CALHOUN. On

day December l. 1861, at Arlington
Hospital: DAVID CALHOUN MAD
DEN, of 500 S. Spring, ST.: Falls
MADDEN. father of Olga Hope Flick.
Joyce Brown, Kathryn Carroll,
Loretta Sparks and Nancy Rollins,
brother OF Mrs. Emma Sheppard
and D. A. Madden. both of Atlanta,
Ga. four grandchildren also survive.
Funeral from PearSon'S Funeral
Home, Az N. Washington st, Falls
Church, Va. on Monday. December
I, at 3:30 pm. Interment Oakwood
Cemetery
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HARRIS, JOHN. On Friday, DeCem-
Der /, 1861, JOHN HARRIS Of 81"
Elm 81. NV, brother of Norma
Thomas He also is survived by
other relatives and host of friends.
After pm. Monday. December 4
friends are invited to call al the
JARVIS Chapel. 1872 You st. NV.
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday, December =. at IL
am. 1nterment Harmony Gene
tPry
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GILLIONs, GARRETT R.. Sr. of asna

Carrollton ter Hyattsville, Md. on
December !. 1861. beloved husband
Of Florence B. Gillions, father of
Garrett r. GillionS. lr, and Mrs.
Edu ari Hardins. grandfather OF
Mrs. Timothy D. HAYES. Carole and
Su-ray Gillions. Services at Cham
beTS' Funeral Home, 5SOl Cleve-
land ave. Riverdale, ND Monday,
EcrL itnnnlr,
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P DoUGHERTY Of ISL Penn5yI- sSE
vania ave. Sc. beloved husband OF
laughlin. father Of Mrs. Mary Nc
Govern. Mrs. Margurite Maikie,
Daniel j. and Matthew j. Dougherty
and brother of Matthew Dougherty
Of New York City, N. Y. He also
is survived by eleven grs ldchildren,
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. I74S Wisconsin ave.
NV. on Monday December 4, at
g:l0 am. High requiem mass at
st. Francis Xavier Church at Ia
am Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. 3
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ANDERSON. LUCY CHLOE. We sim
cerely wish to extend our apprecia-
tion to all Of our friends relatives
and neighbors who offered their
kind expressions OF help and sym
pathy during our recent bereave-
ment THE FAMILY
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TALL, FLOKENCE. line family OF the
late FLORENCE HALL wishes TO eX
press their deepest appreciation TO
the Rev Barringer. friends and
neighborS for their flowers. cards
and kilograms during our bereave-
ment.
MRS. EDNA BUSH HALL AND
FAMILY
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LONG. MAUDE V. On Friday, De-
Cember / =. 1851, MAuDE v. LONG
Of 963;0, Bruce drive: silver Spring,
Md. beloved wife of Ellis H. Long
and mother of Mrs. Ruth Stiles
Services at the S. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. "9Ol l4th St NV,
on Monday. December 4. at | pm
parking facilitieSl. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers contributions may be made
TO the American Cancer Society =
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i.TTLE. BERNICE L. The family OF
the late BERNICE L. SETTLE wishes
TO express our deepest appreciation
10 all for their many acts of SYM
pathy during our recent bereave-
ment.
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lily OF the late WILLIAM L, BLACK
STON wishes TO express our deepest
appreciation to all for the flowers.
cards. kilograms and other acts OF
sympathy during our bereavement.
GRACE BLACKSTON AND BLACK
STON FAMILY 3
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JONES. LOUIS ARMIsTEAD. Sudden

Y on Priday: December /, 1851 At
ton, d. c., LOUIS ARMISTEAD
JONES. formerly OF Herndon va.
husband OF the late Frances
Mcmillan Jones, and father OF Mrs
Margaret Jones Coomber. of Hern-
don. Virginia. Friends may call at
the Green Funeral Home "a Eden
street, Herndon, Virginia, where
services will be held Monday De-
cember ! at pm. Interment Chest
nut Grove Cemetery.
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LUH. CHARLES H. On Friday n.

cember t. 1851, CHARLES H. LUH.
the beloved husband of Alice May
Luh and brother of Mrs. Katherine
H. Altrup, Mrs. George T. Wood
and Louis Luh. Funeral from the
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2
Georgia ave. NV, on Tuesday. De-
cember :, at 30 pm. Interment
Arlington National CemeterY
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% communication OF Herndon
~ !: ! =
IN Lodge No @64 AT. a.
NNAy/W pm. at the Masonic Tenn
~ the purpose of conducting
the last Masonic rites for our late
brother, Worshipful LOUIS ARMI-
STEAD JONES
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INNLEDUE, ARTHUR ID. ISLIM). or
thur B. ffpe' 1sIIM INoLEpuE. EpGh ARi tRt
beloved father Of John A. Ingledue
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope rd
Sc. tparkirg facilitiesl, on Tuesday
December !. at 1890 am; thence
TO the Holy Comforter Catholic
Church, where mass will be Offered
AT IL am. for the repose OF his
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry
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o'CoNNELL. JEANETTE PERRY. O

Saturday. December =, 1861. at
Providence Hospital. JEANETTE
PERRY o'CoNNELL of 1903 Balti-
more ST. NV. Washington. D. c.,
beloved wife of Edward T. O'Con-
Fore and Mr.. Jay Perry Martin,
both OF Nashville. Tenn: grand
mother OF Jennifer Leigh Fore. She
also is survived by her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Will T. Perry of Nash
vile. Services will be held at the
Finley Doris Funeral Home in
Nashville, Tenn. Interment on Mon
day. December 4, in Huntington,
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'Gi vember TI "A ia6i " TeTRSi1"f GE0RGE KING, M,
devoted son OF Georse King ana
father OF George Allen King, Leroy
Hines and Audrey z. Robertson OF
New York City. Also surviving are
two sisters Mrs. Queene Barnes
and Mrs. Fannie Nelson. four grand
children. other relatives and many
friends. After | pm. Sunday. friends
are invited TO call al the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st NV,
where services will be held at | pm
Monday, December T. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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day. December >, 1861, LAWRENCE
LIE GRAND OF 529 Lamont ST. NV.
lie Grand. Also surviving are two
sisters. four brothers. other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
Gulrc Inc.
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members OF Langdon Lodge
WI Guested to attenu Odd
Fellows services for our
aIA late brother. GEORGE LiCKNER
" at the Chambers Funeral
n Home 5S0l Cleveland ave,
w Riverdale. Md, on Sun
day. December 3 at 3 pm
WALTER E. BOWEN. N G..
GILBERT C. VINCENT. Rec. Secy.
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MALCOLM, JULIA KIEsECKER.

WHLNU UEW, JULIA NIESEOhEK. On
Friday, December /. 1861, at ProVi-
dence Hospital. JULIA KIESECKER
MALCOLM Of 1898 Stephenson place
NV. beloved cousin OF Carl Wood
and Mrs. Evelyn Finch Stoner
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on
Tuesday December D. at II am.
Interment GlenWood Cemetery.
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day. December l. 1861. the Wash
ington Hospital Center. MARVIN
W. PEERS. Of $40 Thomas rd.
husband Of Elsie A. Peers, father of
Mary Ann and Charles Norris Peers.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Tues
day. December D. at / pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery,
Richmond. Va. papers please copy.
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LiCkNER, GEORGE, or ?i4l Valley
Petersburg Fla, on November 30.
1851. husband OF Clare A. Lickner,
father OF George G. Lickner and
brother of Mrs. Lucy Simms, Mrs
GuSSIe Donaldson and Harry Lick
ner. Two grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren also survive
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
JSOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Mo,
on Monday. December 4. at ! pm.
Interment Congressional Cemetery 4
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December >. 1861. at Alexandra
Hospital IRENE NJ HOLMAN OF
30. Greenway rd,. Alexandria. Va.
wife OF the late Arthur A Holl-
man, mother OF Margaret NJ. Holl-
man man m and pr,dSas Daughter OF or Edward
Demaine Memorial Chapel. so
South Washington ST., Alexandria,
Va. where sci vices will be held
on Monday. December T. at IL am.
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GRAY. CORA EMILY. On sstur
GREENF. nARRY hi ON Thr

GRAY OF $50 Bruce place Sc
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
ments by loves Funeral Home,
1925 Maryland ave ne
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NIVFsI- hLVIN D StIHF Eh, StV!.
KELK. JANE l.. On Saturday. Decem-
Der . 1861 JANE L. KELK. OF
1;iO9 Princeton ave College Park
Mo. beloved wife of the late John
Borothy T Lowry. Svtf Violet Vol eiE.' KeiE Olive
Kelk and John W Kelk. Friends
may call al GaSch'S Funeral Home.
/ 80 Baltimore ave. HyattSville
Mo. from 4 am. Sunday. DeCem-
Der 3. until Q am. Tuesday, Decem-
Der ). thence TO the St Andrews
Episcopal Church. College PARK.
Nd. where services will be held st
Ia am. In lieu OF flowers. ex-
UreSSionS OF sympathy may be sent
TO ChildrenS Hospital Building Fund
Washington, D c.
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HEB. HELEN MARIE. On Thursda,

Moyember 80 1877. at, E.va, Mo,
of Thomas r H abb and devoted
daughter of iIr. and Mrs. Warren
SpIuill of Allentown, Md. Services
:. pm Monday. December I, at the
'ps ST.. nnapHIis. % Md. i Where friends ENDS
may call from to ( and : to 9 pm
daily. Interment in the HillcreSt
Memorial Cemetery Annapolis Md z
Evening star., 1961-07-10
Bontempo Delays
Tokine Office

The State Department has
postponed the swearing in OF
Salvatore Bontempo as admin
istrator Of its Bureau of Sc
curity and Consular Affairs
until next Monday.
Officials said Mr.. Bontempo
requested the delay of the
ceremony. previously scheduled
for this afternoon, "for person.
al reasons"
The appointment of Mr..
Bontempo, who heads the New
Jersey Department of Conser-
vation and Economic Develop
ment, has been sharply criti-
cized by Representative Walter.
Democrat Of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Walter also has attacked the
appointment of Michael Gle
plinski, who worked for the
Democratic National Commit
tees nationalities division, as
deputy administrator of the
bureau Mr.. Bontempo Is slated
to head.
Mr.. Walter has charged that
the men are unqualified for the
JOB and has introduced legis-
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employees. Preference will be
given to laid-off employees for
any openings in their own
agency. They also will have
priority on vacancies through
out the Defense Department.
Also, Defense has agreed 10
defray transportation and NOV
ing expenses of displaced Ca
reerists who can qualify for
openings elsewhere in the de-
partment.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Treas-
ury's Bureau of Accounts has
given incentive awards to
Nancy Baker, Jerry Everett,
Michael .Gudis, Lois Saracco,
Henry A. Dove, Stanley Faza-
kerley, Robert Hooker. Frank
Kraus, Theresa Lantzer, Harry
Rollings and Catherine Schwab.
The Federal Home Loan
Bank Board has given superior
performance awards to Harry
Caulsen, Robert Gulick, Will
liam Long and John M.
Murphy. :. Treasury's Bureau
of Customs has given the fol-
lowing length-o : service
awards: Esther Bond, 35 years;
Stanley Hall, rs years; K. w.
Wisecarver, Leo Jablonski and
Juanita Knepper, 20 years, and
Mozelle Stringer, is years. &.
The Military District of Wash
ingtOn has given incentive
awards to Joseph Anthony,
Mrs. Doris Brenner, Charles
Craven. Mrs. Irene Fur, Mrs.
Pearl Rose, Mrs. Dreama Shir-
ley, Mrs. Doris Keys and DON
aid Robertson. Fort BelvOir
has given incentive awards to
James Montgomery, Ralph
Hopkins. Harry c. Smith, Law
renee Burke, George Mason,
Richard Bliss, Vincent Lee,
Mitchell Howard, William Vaw-
ter, Leonard Parsons and Sey-
Imour Wengrovitz.
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SEC Probe Welcomed
ByAmericon EXCHANGE

conducting auctions in about
20 stocks.
Mr.. Mccormick indorsed Mr..
Mack'S legislation. but said care
should be taken during the
proposed inquiry "to bolster,
not to undermine" investor
confidence in the stock market.
II wish to say by all means
let's have the study" Mr.. Nc
Cormick testified. Such funds
as may be needed to do the Job
properly should, Of course, be
made available. Speaking for
the American Stock Exchange,
we will cooperate in every way
in the study"
Joseph F. Reilly, chairman of
the board Of governors of the
American Exchange, followed
Mr.. Mccormick to the witness
chair and argued that the SEC
could have uncovered the Re
scandal in 1857.
Mr.. Reilly said the exchanges
floor transaction committee
grew suspicious Of unusual
activity in the stock of Swan
Finch Oil Corp, for which the
Res were market specialists.
He said the committee turned
over to the SEC detailed infor-
nation including the disclosure
of volue sales by one Charles
A. Grande, a lifelong friend of
Jerry Re and the godfather of
Gerard.
SEC Laxity Suggested
Mr.. Reilly said that if the
SEC had made thorough use Of
the information submitted by
the exchange and the agency's
subpoena power, "the Res oper-
alton might have been cut off
then"
Mr.. Reilly said common
sense dictates" a thorough
study now by SEC Of the entire
stock market. But he expressed
doubt that $750,000 is adequate
Ito make the kind of study
required"
The subcommittee is expected
to act tomorrow on the reSolu-
ton for the $750,000 investiga-
tion.