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R. Y. Warner, So,
Ex-D. c. EmpIoye

Russell Y. Warner, So, a
Washington sewer inspector
for % years, died Wednesday.
night in Waverly, Tenn. y
Mr.. Warner moved to Wav-
erly seven years ago, when he
retired from District govern
ment service. He was the chief
justice of the peace in Waverly.
Mr.. Warner, a World War 1
Navy veteran, leaves his wife,
Susan. of Waverly; his mother:
Mrs. Martha J. Warner, of 5424
Seventh street NV: a brother,
John, of Tampa. Fla, and a
sister. Mrs. Myrtle Maudlik, Of
Coleville, Md.
Burial will be in Arlington
cemetery.
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Maj. Robert O. Risinger, 36,
Marine Served in 2 Wars

Maj. Robert O. RiSinger, 36,
who served in the Marine Corps
in World War II and Korea,
died of cancer Wednesday at
the United States Naval Hos
pital in Bethesda, after a long
illness.
Maj. Risinger entered the
Marine Corps as an enlisted
man at the outbreak of World
War II. He saw action in the
Tarawa. Saipan and Tinian
campaigns in the Pacific.
In the Korean conflict, Mai
Risinger received the Purple
Heart, two Bronze Star medals
and a Letter of Commendation
He received his commission
in 1948.
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Dr.. Edgar V. Allen

ROCHESTER, Mimi, June 16
(AP).-Dr. Edgar V. Allen, 81,
member of the Mayo Clinic
staff since 1880 and former
president of the American
Heart Association. died We'd
nesday of pneumonia.
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Nicholas Furiunick

LONG BEACH. Calf. June
is tAP).-Nicholas Furjanick,
ST, concert master and assist
ant director of the Long Beach
Symphony, died yesterday.
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DR.. julius Klein Dies;
Foreign Trade Expert

DR.. Julius Klein, IA, economic
|conSultant here and former As
sistant Secretary of Commerce,
died yesterday in San Francisco
Presbyterian Hospital.
DR.. Klein became ill while
vacationing in San Francisco
with his wife.
He left a Harvard professor
ship to become chief of the
Latin American division of the
Commerce Department in
.1917-19. He later became di-
rector of the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, and
was Assistant Secretary of
Commerce from 1929 to 1888
under President Hoover.
DR.. Klein made weekly ap-
pearances on the radio while
Assistant Commerce Secretary,
and was considered one of the
best radio speakers among nigh
Washington officials.
Received Fan Mail
His program, called The
Worlds Business" drew fan
mail of an impressive size from
small storekeepers as well as
from officials and diplomats.
He permitted nothing to'mter-
fere with this work, and spent
a day preparing for his Is
minute period on the air every
Sunday night.
A reporter who observed him
in the Commerce Department
in the 20's once noted that DR..
Klein was filled with a roman
tic idealiSm about everything
affecting commerce, especially
foreign commerce. and had a
gift for discussing it in vivid
terms.
AS a boy in California he
loved to watch the ships in San
Francisco Bay. He was fasci-
mated by the waterfront and
the mysteries that lay across
the sea.
Fought San Francisco Fire
While an undergraduate at
the University of California at
Berkeley DR.. Klein got a COM
mission in CALIFORNIA; citizen
Isoldiery and later helped fight
the 1906 fire in San Francisco.
He was a cowboy in the
summer in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains during college days.
He once was shipwrecked while
en- route to Buenos Aires in
1919 to serve as commercial
attache there.
DR.. Klein held degrees from
the University Of California
and a masters and doctors de-
gree from Harvard. He also
had studied at the University
of Berlin and the Sorbonne.
When he entered the Com
merce Department in 1917 it
was practically the Cinderella
of the executive branch. When
Herbert Hoover became Secre-
tary Of Commerce in 1921 he
sought able young men to help
build the department up as a
major part Of the Government.
He chose DR.. Klein as head
of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce, which was
the trade promotion agency OF
the Government. 1t had Sc for
eign offices around the globe.
President HoVer later said
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GarA nf Thauks

BTGGS, MARY. The family of the
I hate MARY BIGGS wishes to ex-
press their thanks for cars and
flowerS and all other expressions of
sympathy extended to them during
sheir recent bereavement.
tSs THE FAMILY.
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DEATHS
Announcements A Of

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
COnte, Vincent F. w. W. Cha mbers Co.
\ Russell,
! John Paul W. W. Chambers Co.
Rlsinger.
Mai. Robert o.
tret.), USMC w. W. Cha mberS Co.
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MILLS JOSEPH H. On Wednesday,

June II, 1861. JOSEPH H. MILLS
of 1927 West Virginia ave. ne,
husband of Bernice Mills. He also
is survived by eighteen children,
one sister. other relatives and
host of friends. After 5 pm
Saturday, June II. friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Pleasant
Grove Methodist Episcopal Church,
at . pm. Interment church ceme-
terry. II
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HAMPSOA

HAMPSON, LLOYD c. Members Of
.uGShpa the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing Post, No, %.
the American Lesion, are
notified of the death OF
~ Comrade LLOYD c. HAAdP-
SON on Wednesday, June
IA. 1861. National Guard
of Honor services at the Walsh
Funeral Home, 741 l1th st. Sc.
Washington. D. C. at 8. pm. satur-
day. June II. Funeral in ArlinE-
ton National Cemetery on Monday,
June 10. at IL am.
JOHN E. MARI, Commander.
DANIEL ]. SHAUGHNESSY, Adit.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

SITES. choice location. roadside;
Geo. Wash. Cemetery; reasonable.
Evet, call JU. o-1s97. is
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KEsLER. KATHERINE ELIZABETH

On Thursday, June l5, 1861, KATH-
ERINE ELIZABETH KESLER of
1921 Forest Glen rd. Silver Spring,
Md. beloved wife OF William Harri-
son Kesler and mother of Mrs Kath-
crime E. Holt and Graham p KeS-
Ier; sister of Miss Regina M
Phillips and Mrs. Blanche Randall
all OF Silver Spring, Md. Funeral
services on Sunday, June IS, at
3 pm, at the Union Bridge Flu
neral Home Burial in Mountain
View Cemetery, Union Bridge, Md
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WdshIngton, D. {.
Friday, June rs, 1861
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LLOYD c. On Wednes-
day, June IA. 1851, at George
Washington University Hospital,
LLOYD c. HAMPSON. beloved hus-
father of Lloyd c., IT,. and John
Michael Hampson; stepfather Of
Airman lIc Alfred E. Brewer. He
also is survived by four sisters.
Friends may call at the Walsh Fu-
neral Home, 74l 11th st. Sc. where
June 10, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers donations may be
made to the Cancer Fund. 1918
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GEORGE srRoTHER. O.

HARRISON, GEORGE STROTHER. On
Wednesday, June, IA, 1861, GEORGE
STROTHER HARRISON Of Groom
Nd. beloved husband OF Helena
Gibbons Harrison. father of Henry
l.. Harrison, Mrs. Mary H. Barks-
dale and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Leitch.
He also is survived by six sisters,
Mrs. Howard A. Townshend. Mrs.
Thomas F. Quinlan, Mrs. Ophelia
H Beebe, Mrs. Mary E. Adams.
Mrs. Ethel B. Cannon and Mrs
Ellen D. Gardner, and five grand
children. Friends may call at the
Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro, Md. where funeral Serv-
ices will be held on Saturday, June
rapnRtaPv TJnnar horlhnrn Ma
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IhUDEAU, CHAKISSE q. On Thurs-
day, June Is, 1861, CHARLSE o.
TRUDEAU of l35 llth St, Graf
ton, N. OAK. beloved husband of
Mary Ann Trudeau and father OF
Genevieve, Paul and John Trudeau
OF Washington. D. c.; Andrew Tru-
deau and Leona Ohius of Grafton,
N. OAK, and Mrs. Francis Lessard
OF Longview. Wash. He also is sur
neral on Saturday, June II, from
the KamrowSki Funeral Home, Graf
ton, NJ OAK
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KoBERI IAUB, PTssidsnt;
TnsTpu iTNS SS.v :TreSs
BRIDwELL, BUFORD NJ. On wednes.

day. June "A, 1861. BUFoRD M.
loved husband of the late Mamie
Garrett Bridwell. brother OF Mrs.
. Clara Madsen, Mrs. Cora Lee Wood,
: Mrs. Mary saltesy, all of Arlington,
> Va. Mrs. Ada Lea Of San Fran
cisco, Calf; Mrs. Laura Leaman
of Washington. D. c., and Mrs.
Viola King OF Bethesda, Md. Friends
may call at the Muse g. Reed Flu
neral Home, Leesburg, Va. Grave
side services at Union Cemetery.
q Leesburg. Va. on Saturday, June
Il. at 4 pm (DSTD.
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PICKERAL, TOWNLEY L. On Thurs
IL. !. -I.EaI!,AII

TOWNLEY L. On ThurS-
DAY. June IS. 1861, ToWNLEY L.
PICKERAL, beloved husband of
Maggie Pickeral and father of Glen.
Elmer. Anderson and Helen Pickeral,
Virginia Gates. Audrey Ritter, Ma
Omi Nelson. Ida De Marr and Lottie
Allen. He also is survived by one
brother. Nellie Pickeral, and one
sister, Nellie Penn. Funeral from
the HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf,
Md. on Saturday, June II. at / As
pm. Services at the Calvary
Church at pm. Interment Oak
land Cemetery.
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HERN. WNFIELD scoTT. on Tu..-

HEkN, WLNFIELD SCUIT. on tues
day. June 13, 1861. WINFIELD
the late Mary E. Hern and brother
of Benjamin H. Hern of Shiloh,
Va. Friends may call at Nalleys
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
ave. at Eastern ave. ne. where
jeTylees JSns W AZ e nsd s@ on vssinr satnTday Cn
Friday. June 16. from IL am.
until 10 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. l6
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NORRIS, HELM F. on wednesday.

pital. HELEN F. NORRIS of
1877 o st. NV, beloved wife
Of Mr.. Alden De Neal Morris
and mother of Mrs. Milton L. Phil
lips, ir. Memorial services will be
held at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne, on Friday,
June 10, at 8 pm. Family requests
contributions be made to the Cancer
Research Fund. Services and in
terment private. l6
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BALDWIN. THOMAS A. Members of
wv the Alcantara Caravan,
d & ! :|I| { ] : ! !. t. i g ]: !.
Ma 81 WIN, and are requested to
meet at his late home,
500 Forest rd.. Cheverly. Md, at
e:15 pm. Saturday. June II, 1851,
for recitation Of the rosary.
49, JOSEPH J. SPIGOEE. G. C.
HARRY / MONTGOMERY, G. 8.
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GREEN, ANNIE z. Members of
n the Observation-Disclosures
Church UShers' Association
-~ of D. c.. Inc, are hereby
notified Of the death of
- n our beloved member, AN
N1TTESHf1z ME GREEN. Funeral
services on Saturday, June
II, 1861, at the Union Wesley A.
NJ Z. Zion Church, 23d and l.
ALMA {. HAWKINS, President
IRENE Z. STANCIL. Cor. Secy
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GREEN, MISS ANNA z. Suddenly, on

Monday, June IL. 1851. MISS ANNA
E. GREEN of 22l1 L st NV,
daughter Of the late Mrs Mary
Holmes and adopted sister OF Mrs.
Elsie v. Littlepage OF 1853 Hobart
ST. NV. She also is survived by
the Littlepage. Moore and Wash
tngton familities and a host Of other
friends The late Miss Green may
be viewed at the Capitol Funeral
Home. 7i9 Kennedy st. NV, on
pm, Arrangements by Miss Marion
Boyd. Funeral services on Satur-
day, June II. at IL am. at the
Union Wesley A. M. z. Zion Church.
23d and L SITS. NV. the Rev. Georse
l. Smith officiating. IntermenI
Harmony CemetArY Ia
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BABER, JOHN MARION. Jr.. MD. On

BALDWIN. THOMAS A. On Thurs
day June 10. 1851. at Providence
Hospital. THOMAS A. BALDWIN,
Beloved husband of Alice Burke
Baldwin and brother of James p
Andrew E. and Leo P. Baldwin, Mrs.
Margaret Greenwell and Mrs. Alice
B. Perkins Funeral from his late
residence, 601O Forest rd.. Cheverly.
Md, on Monday, June 10, at $50
am. Requiem mass at st. Ambrose'S
Church at Q am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Is
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Tuesday. June 13, 1851. SADIE NJ.
HARRIS of 1742 eth St NV. Apt.
g. Notice Of funeral later Ar
rangements by Morrow d Wood
ford. Inc.
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DURSEY. ALICE. On Iuesday, June
13, 1861. ALICE DORSEY of 465
Eye st. NV. mother of Mrs. Edna
Manokey and aunt of Mrs. Virginia
Smith and Mr.. Berlone Dorsey
Friends may call at the Malvan
g. Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, today,
after pm, where funeral services
will be held on Saturday, June II.
at 10 am. Interment Harmony
Memorial Park
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day, June 10. 1861. BERTHA D.
RHEINBOLD Of 2224O Hall place
NV, beloved mother of George A.
E: and John J, Rheinbold. Mrs.
Franklin E. Allison. Mrs Vernon
M Mosley and Mrs. Frank T.
Thomas. Friends may call at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
l4th St NV. where services will
be held on Saturday, June II, at
. pm. parking facilities. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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wednesday. June IA, 1851. MARY
r. JOHNSON Of 909 EYarts ST.
r.. ne, beloved niece Of Mrs. Ada
Mintcr and Mr. Samuel Minter.
She also leaves to mourn her pass
Ing 3 cousins, Mrs Annie L. Minter,
Leila and sylvester Ball. and other
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T RhineS g.
Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th st.
ne. (ample parking facilities). where
friends may call after . pm. Fri
day. June 10, until 10 pm. Fu-
neral. and iRterment on Sunday.
June Is, in Covington, Ga.
KELLEY, ALICE ADELINE. On
Thursday. June Is. 1851. ALICE
ADELINE KELLEY of 1913 Inde-
pendence ave. sc. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.
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Dratha

ADsIT. EMERSON EDWARDS. On
son EDWARDS ADsTT Of 510O 5th
st. NV. beloved brother Of Mrs.
Reba Kessler Of Andover. N. Y;
Mrs Mildred Rourke of Silver
Spring. Md; Mrs. Esther Craig OF
Rockville, Md. Mrs. Virginia A.
Piper OF Cottage City, Md: Mrs
Evelyn Fodder OF Waterford. N. Y;
Samuel Adsit Of Rome, N Y. and
Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2a0l I4th st. NV,
on Saturday, June II, at $3.50 m.
parking facilities. Intermsnt
Angeles, PETER D. On THURSDAY.
June Is, 1861, at Doctors Hos
pital. PETER D. angeles Of 3l22
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, the beloved
husband OF Mary P. Angeles and
father Of James P. Angeles and
Frances NJ. TsakreoS, and brother
Of Christos and Amalia Angeles of
Athens, Greece. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
Good Hope rd. Sc (parking facili-
tiesl, on Saturday, June II. at
1880 pm. Services at SITS. Con-
Stantine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Church at > pm. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers
friends may make donations to the
SITS; Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church or the st. Sophia
may be viewed after 4 pm. Fri
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US SN bers of 1iSens c0lSmSia snq Temple, mf%,
nm W. are hereby notified Of
W~ the death OF Daughter ILL.,
LIAM ROSS; Funeral serv-
ices will be held at IL noon
at the Morrow & Woodford Fu-
CLARA B. DOTsON,
Daughter Ruler.
RUSSELL. JOHN P. OF Washinston,
Of Mrs. Mildred v Cumming and
Kari M Russell. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 515 11th
National Cemetery. '''H
sCHEFFREs. FANNIE. On Thursday,
}q1s SREs lSf las ssas EAMSE WooSand scHEF dTIY.
Charles scdbeffres and devoted d
mother of Mrs, Lillian Turner OF
Silver Spring. Md; Jerome Scheffres
of Silver Spring. Md. and Eugene
,Scheffres of Baltimore, Md. She
Dorothy Rein of Chevy Chase, Md,
and Miss Laura Bloom; two broth
ers, Samuel and Julius Bloom, both
of New York, and three grandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard DanZansky g. Sons Funeral
Home, 35O1 14th st. NV. on Sun
day. June Is. at 10 am. Inter-
ment B'nai Israel Cemetery. Me-
moral week. S905 Woodland drive,
Silver Spring, Nd. Is
SHAFER, HILDA Lillian. On Wednes-
day, June IA, 1861, HILDA Lillian
SHAFER ofS5917 LIE May rd., Rock
vile. Md, beloved wife of Will
liam r. Shafer, mother of Ronald,
Richard, Randolph and Robin
Shafer. daughter of Hilda Williams
and the late George Jones, sister OF
Janice Jones, James and Roger Will
liamS. Friends may call at the
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home. 1881
East Montgomery ave. tRockville
pike. Rockville, Md. Services on
Saturday, June u. at the Crusader
Lutheran Church, Viers Mill I'd :,
Rockville, Md, at 1890 am. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. EX-
pressions of sympathy may be made
to the Cancer Memorial Fund, 49lS
Cordell ave, Bethesda. Md.
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MONACO. JOSEPH A. AD. On
MOORE, FRANK w. Suddenly. or

Wednesday June &; 1851. FRANK
NV, beloved husband OF Mary E.
Moore Services at 4 pm. Satur-
day. June II. at the Whitten Fu-
neral Home, Lynchburg, Va. II
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REEReR u9. MaRlE Mar It. the on b,tTct Thgrsssy
eral Hospital. MARIE REEDER OF
623 Pickford place ne. beloved
wife OF Lomas Reeder and devoted
mother OF Mrs. James E. Hughes,
Mrs. Ruth C. walker. Lomas R..
also M e lesy.s oiirer ~ mdrn bsr nassins ns
one brother, William H. Roy, and
host Of nieces and nephews, other
relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T Rhines g.
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 10Th st.
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
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VESSELS, EDWARL

June is, 1861, EDWARD VESSELS
Of 1873 T st. NV. husband Of
Elizabeth Vessels. father OF David
and Edward F. Vessels, jr. He
also is survived by three sisters,
one half-brother. other relatives
and many friends. Funeral services
and interment Boiling Green, Va.
Local ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis. II
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June 14 1851. BESSIE "SShIsedy, 3 Hoi.
LEY of 5125 Greenwich ave. Bal
timore, Md. beloved wife Of the
Rev. Watson E. Holley. mother of
Watson E. Holley, jr.. OF Miami.
Fla, and sister Of H. Elery Merson
o'conneii Of washington, B. G.
Mrs. Holley rests at the Witzke
Funeral Home. 4101 Edmonson ave-,
Baltimore, Nd, where services will
be held on Saturday, June II, az
2 pm. Interment Ivy Hill Gene
terry. Laurel, Md. Services by the
Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home
Damascus Md
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Won HERMAN, RITA Z. On wednes-
DAY; June 4; 1891 At 422S 4Qth
!nee Schroeder, wife OF the late
John H. Won Hermann and sister
of Mrs. Susan 8. Bell She also
Is survived by four nephews. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 20O1 18th st NV, on Satur-
day, June Il, at ! pm. (parking
facilities. 1nterment Congressional
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HILL, MACEO A. On Friday. June
Adams st. NV. MACEO A. HILL,
son of Mrs. Lilly r. Hill and hus-
band of Mrs. Susie Hill Also
surviving are one aunt. a sister-in-
law and other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements by the Morrow d
Woodford. Inc. Funeral Home, 1922
llth St NV II
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on Thursday. June Is, 1861, at
the Washinston Hospital Center,
band Of Marjorie B. Goldberg and
brother of Joseph Goldberg Of st.
Louis. Mo; Mrs. Ivor Hyams OF
Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. A. E.
Pritchard Of Oakland, Calf: Mrs.
Rosalie Compton Of London. Eng
land. and Mrs. Arthur Summerfield
OF RhodeSia, South Africa Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking op-
poSite). Mass will be offered at
st. AIMS Catholic Church. Wiscon-
Monday. June 10, at 10 am. In
terment Mount OliYet Cemetery. lS
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ROSS. LILLIAN G. snddenl, nn snn.

ROSS, LILLIAN G. Suddenly. on Sun
day. June II. 1861. LILLIAN @.
ROSS of All Ridge St NV, widow
Of the late Arthur Rodd. Surviv-
Ing are a foster son, Dennis Jack
son; two aunts, Mrs. Murl Hilliard
and Mrs. Annie Payne; two nieces,
Mrs. Lillian Brinkley and Mrs.
Ernestine jackson; two great-nieces.
a friend. Matthew Smith. and other
relatives and friends. After IL
noon Friday. June 10, friends may
call at the Morrow & Woodford
Funeral Home, 1922 11th st. NV,
where services will be held on Satur-
day. June II, at II noon. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
l6
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JETT, B. NJ. tMATTY. Officers and
m m bers of Steam
N filters Local No. 602. this
is to notify you of the
GS death Of Brother B. NJ
rNU (MATTYl JETT.
W A. BUSHONG.
President.
Death No. 712. II
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-27
republican Women Will '179 in Wa~"inoton, D. C. TT7 -" ,, 6 and '

Mrs. Graham P. Stewart, Jr., 2309 Capt. Cook Blvd, Anchor aqe. has been appointed Alaska State Chairman of the Ninth An nual Republican Women's Con- ference, to be held March 5, 6, and ', 1861, at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington, D. C.
 At this conference, Republican women from all 50 states meet annually in a concentrated effort to keep them advised on cam paign techniques and for clari- fication of the issues. The group will be addressed by outstanding Republican leaders from the Con- gress, as well as by party officials. All interested Republican women in Alaska are urged to attend.
 Mrs. Stewart had this to say in Anchorage: 'Last years con- ference was attended by 5000 women from all over our country who were able to return to their various areas with the informa- tion and inspiration which play ed most important part in the results of our very close contest in 1860. Literature received from Washington indicates an extreme ly high degree of enthusiasm for this years conference, with the goal being to begin preparations right now for 1862"
 Reservations, warns Mrs. Stew art, must be in Washington by February g, and interested women should contact her at her Anchorage address for further information in regard to meet ings, functions and fees. Mrs. Stewart will make all necessary Washington arrangements for those who wish to participate.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-27

expense as possible" Chapados added.
 Sen. Brad Phillips: "The size of the budget was a jolt. The main disturbing point to me was the use of so many general obliga- tion bonds without any indication of where the funds to pay for them is going to come"
 Broaden. Not Pyramid Tax Base
 Sen. John McNees, "the total budget figure was about what I had expected, but I don't believe the income tax increase is the way in which we should get ad- ditional revenue. We should broaden our tax base, not pyra- mid it."
 Rep. Walter Kubley, "the gov- ernor's $59 million budget re- port is absolutely fantastic. Our we will eat beans plea for state hood has turned into caviar diet - but who is going to pick up the bill?"
 Rep. Mark Jensen, "I'm sure an economic study would show the state cannot afford such a budget. Pm afraid we are closing the door to venture capital we desperate ly need.'
 Sen. Al Owen, "a very realistic budget. The question is whether there are enough Liberal Demo- crats and Republicans to pass it."
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-27
Two Proposed Bills
 Would Repeal Mining Tax And Pay a $500 Bonus

JUNEAU lR - Companion bills to aid the states distressed gold mining industry were introduced in the Senate by a group of Dem ocratic and Republican law makers.
 One Of the measures would re- peal all mining taxes now inn posed by the state. The taxes are graduated between and 2 per cent
 The second bill would establish a state bonus of $5 a fine ounce for all gold newly mined in Alas ka
 Sen. George McNabb, one of the sponsors, said the two bills would restore Alaska gold mining ito the important position it once held"
 Another sponsor, Sen. Al Owen, said the two measures would 'put many of our people to work in areas where state welfare is the only present economy"
 Other sponsors were Sens. Eben Hopson, Lester Bronson and How ard Bradshaw.