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Concert to Honor
Foreign Pupils

About 1900 foreign students
Of the American Field Service,
representing so nations, will be
honored at a Watergate concert
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
The Interior Department is
sponsoring the event and Sec
retary Udall will give the
welcoming address.
Representative Boiling, DEM
ocrat of Missouri, will be master
of ceremonies. Twenty-six
American students who rave
served abroad will usher.
Evening star., 1961-07-14
Eichmonn Withstonds
Blasts of Sarcasm

JERUSALEM. July IA (AP).-Adolph Eichmann urged his
Israeli judges today deal with him only of many who
directed the Naz slaughter of the Jews
Echmann wthstood blast of after another
General Gideon Hausner and continued to main
tain that just tiny not the prime of
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the punishment for Jews who
did not wear the yellow Star of
David ordered by the Nazis.
Eichmann contended he got
all his orders from Gen. Muel-
Ter. often in skeleton" form.
and it was up to him to imple-
ment them within the frame
work of general directives."
Hausner Taunts Him
Mr.. Hausner snapped at him !:
You did get a directive
eventually from som con e.
That's how you say. Finally,
the little Eichmann would get
some instructions. You, the
poor miserable little lieutenant
colonel, must have had in
Structions from som e one
Heydrich, Himm1er, Hitler,
from someone. From whom?"
Eichmann, erect in his glass
enclosed dock, and seemingly at
ease, replied:
Il regret that I cannot say
1 was the man responsible"
He took a deep breath and
continued:
II am reaching the stage
when l will take upon my head
things which are not true as
we'll as things which are true.
The complete files were burned
and I regret that. If we had all
all these files. my position here
would be a lot easier"
Yes, the files were burned
but some witnesses survived,
the prosecutor flared back. so
don't be that sorry about it
The court has the picture"
The trial adjourned at 12:45
pm. until $3.50 am. Monday
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SOMEONE GOOFS.
PUTS BOSS IN
WRONG PARTY
BY the Associated Press

Some one in the office
of Representative Quie of
Minnesota had reason to be
red faced today.
The Congressman's Of
flee got out a news release
yesterday which listed him
as a Democrat.
Mr.. Quie's office followed
this up with a special de-
livery letter to reporters in
the CAPITOL, one block away:
calling attention to the
typographical error" and
noting that Mr.. Quie is a
Republican.
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Fire Hits WeIIinoton

AUCKLAND, New Zealand,
July IA (AP).-A four-hour fire
swept seven acres of buildings
in Wellington's wharf area
today. causing damage esti-
mated at nearly SO million. No
one was injured.
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Mrs. Pepper, 46,
Rehabilitation
Groups Officer

Mrs. Harold Pepper. As. a Dis
trict resident for % years, died
yesterday in Sibley Hospital
after a brief illness.
Mrs. Pepper, who lived at
4720 Brandywine street NV,
was an active member and Of
ficer of the Women's American
Organization OF Rehabilitation
through Training in both the
N ort h W e st Washington and
Chevy Chase chapters. She was
a member of Adas Israel Con-
gregation and a member of the
congregation SiSterhood and
HadaSsah.
She leaves her husband, a
daughter, Sharon, II, and two
sons, Michael. 20. and Allan, 10,
all of the home address. and
her mother. Mrs. Bessie Kauff-
man of Miami, Fla; a sister,
Mrs. Sol Kricun, also of Miami
and a brother, Harry Dichter
of Philadelphia.
Services were to be held
today at Danzansky's funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Adas Israel
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to
the cancer fund.
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Col. Conner, 50,
District Native

Word has been received here
of the death of Col. Daniel ALL
man Conner, SO, USA retired
He died September % in El
Paso, Tex, after a heart attack
A native of the District, Col
Conner was graduated from
George Washington University
He was a member of one of the
Districts oldest families.
Col. CoAnor served in both
World Wars. In World War II
he was assistant chief of staff
of the Eastern Defense Com
mand. He retired from the
Army in 1916.
At the time of his death, Col
Conner was an instructor oil
government and geography al
Texas Western College in E
Paso.
He leaves his wife, Mary, anc
a son, James r.. both of E
Paso; a brother, Thomas B. Of
Geneva. Switzerland; two sis.
tiers. Miss Julia D. Conner anc
Miss Mary Connor, both of $780,
Potomac avenue NV, anc
three grandchildren.
Services were held October
in FL Paso.
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Miss Humphrey,
Retired EmpIoye
Of Geographic

Miss Florence Humphrey, so,
"a fifth generation Washingto-
nian and retired employee OF
the National Geographic Soci-
ETY., died last night in Sibley
Hospital after a short illness.
Born in the District, Miss
Humphrey attended public
schools here and the old Bust
ness High School. In 1918, she
joined the National Geographic
Society's personnel department,
and stayed there until her re-
tirement in 1914.
Miss Humphrey was also a
lifelong member of the Ana
costa Methodist Church.
She leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Elsie King and Miss Sarah
Humphrey, both of the home
address, 3708 Harrison street
NV.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at the Humphrey
Funeral Home, 1857 Wisconsin
avenue NV.
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Nicholas Eckhurdt,
Commerce Ex-Aide

Nicholas Eckhardt, 81, a re-
tired Commerce Department
employee. died Tuesday in
Clearwater, Fla, following a
brief illness.
Mr.. Eckhardt, a native Wash
ingtonian. moved to Florida in
June. He had lived at 1919
Holly street NV.
He was assistant chief of
drafting and photography in
the Commerce Department un-
til his retirement in 1947.
His wife, the former Anna c..
Loeffler. died 10 years ago.
Mr.. Eckhardt was a member
of the Arlington Wheelman and
Bicycle Club.
In addition to his son,
Charles Nicholas. jr.. of Clear
water, Mr.. Eckhardt leaves one
granddaughter and one great
granddaughter.
Funeral services will be at /
pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, POOL
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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H. W. Barber,
Retired EmpIoye
OF Title Firm

Horace Wetherill Barber, 80,
a resident of Washington for
Sc years, died this morning after
a long illness. His home was at
l407 Kennedy street NV.
Born in Lambertsville, N. j.,
Mr.. Barber came to Washington
in 1905 to work in the Post Of
flee Department. He later was
employed by the Department Of
Agriculture, doing extension
work in the South. In 1920 he
joined the Suburban Title and
Investment Corp. where he
worked until he retired in 1856.
Mr.. Barber graduated from
Georgetown Law School. For
years an active sportsman. he
rowed and played baseball.
tennis, and golf. He was a
Mason, a member Of the B. B.
French Lodge Is, and a thirty
second degree member Of the
Scottish Rite Temple.
Mr.. Barber leaves his wife.
Mrs. Grace Hall Barber, and a
daughter, Miss Jeanne Barber,
of the home address; another
daughter. Mrs. Ethel Nuels, OF
Trenton, N. j.. and three grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Saturday at the S. H, Hines
Funeral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Friends may call
between 2 and 5 pm. and Z and
g pm. Friday. Burial will be
in the Congressional Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be made
in the form of contributions to
Eudowood Sanatorium, Towson.
Md.
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PoIuris Subs to Get
Names of Xirainiuns
BY the Associated Press

The Navy has chosen the
names of two Virginia born
men for two Polaris SUBJ
marines.
One Of the submarines, now
under construction at the VAL
lejo (CalifJ Mare Island Ship
yard. will be named Woodrow
Wilson, after the 28th Pres
ident
Henry Clay's name will honor
Polaris submarine No. 625. be-
ing built at the Newport News
CVaD Shipbuilding & Drydock
Co.
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Leonard Marx, 70, Dies.
Chico of Movie Team

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. IL (AP).
Leonard Marx, a tailor's son
who wanted to be a business
man but instead became Chico
of the Marx brothers comedy
team, is dead at TO-,
Chico, Oldest member of the
impossibly irreverent brothers
whose vaudeville and movie
fans included low-brows and
intellectualS alike, died of a
heart ailment yesterday. He
had been i'll for several months.
Chico and brothers Groucho
(Julius), Harpo (Arthur), Yep
20 (Herbert) and Gummo mil
tom. transformed low comedy
into high art for three decades
with their special brand of
winks, whistles and wisecracks.
Their last movie was in 1949,
entitled Love Happy" and the
cast included an obscure blond
actress, Marilyn Monroe, in her
first film.
Their fans included the late
Irish playwright, George Ber-
nard Shaw, who said they were
the worlds greatest actors"
Others ranked them with
masters of comedy-Chaplin,
Laurel and Hardy, w. c. Fields
and Will Rogers.
Seen on TelevisiOn
Their humor - wildly i'm
probable, supremacy illogical
and almost painfully funny
caught on in the roaring 20s.
like dadaism, nah jong and
bathtub gin. Now their film
hits are being seen regularly on
televiSion.
Gummo and Zeppo entered
private business years ago.
Chico, who loved gambling.
cards and golf, lived quietly in
recent years.
Only Groucho, Sc, is still an
active performer. Harpo re-
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
In Mrntnriatt

BLAKEY. CHARLES w.. sr. In low
n m'e caRRf q o W BGA iGsR sP
who passed away seventeen years
ago today October IL. 1914.
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, LOIS; CHILDREN,
GRACILLA AND CHARLES. Jr.
DANIELS, ELLIE MARTHA. In low
inF memory Of my mother, ELLIE
MARTHA DANIELS. who departed
this life twenty-one years ago, De-
tober 10, 1910.
May she rest in peace.
DAUGHTER. MARIE WASsMANN. :
memory Of our dear Dad. ANTHONY
o. DENNEY. who left US eleven
years ago today. October II, 1880.
Ten years have gone. dear Dad
Since you were here on earth
We miss your smile, your loving ways.
No one here can take your place
So. until our days on earth are
We will just keep on remembering
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
DUSTIN. ANDREW NJ. In loving re
membrance OF our loved one, AN
DREW M. DUSTIN. who passed away
five years ago today, october II.
1855.
We cannot, Lord. Thy purpose see,
But all is well that's done by Thee
Loved in life. in death remembered
THE FAMILY.
CATION. JOSEPH B. In memory OF
my father, JOSEPH B. CATION,
who died October 10. 1851.
His life was earnest, his actions
A sens .5iSS hand and an active
Anxious to please. Ioath. to offend,
A loving father and grandfather.
Sadly missed by
DAUGHTER. GRACE. AND HER
CHILDREN.
GRANDSON, CHARLES A. In low
ing memory of our devoted hus-
GRANDSON who departed this
life seven years aHo today, october
IL, 1884.
Our THOUGHTS Of you will never fade
When all the years have flown;
Your memory as the brightest star,
LOVING WIFE, HELEN M. GRANDI-
SON. AND FAMILY.
EMMA p. In loving mem
DRY Of my devoted grandmother,
EMMA P. JACKSON, who departed
this life twenty-five years ago to-
day, october IL, 1885.
To live In hearts We leave behind
is not TO die. WILLIS.
JONES, hottie B. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband and our
g aear . istner; MOTIVE TW B; JONES:
ago today, october IL. 1884.
You will live forever in our hearts.
LOVING WIFE. MARTHA JONES,
LACEY, EDWARD n. In memory OF
my husband. EDWARD H.
LACEY. who departed this
I life fifteen years ago today,
Us october ~, l946.
God gave us strength to bear 1t,
And courage to meet the blow;
But what IL meant to lose you
No one viii ever know.
LORETTA W. LACEY
ROGERS, MARTHA B. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. MAR
TIA B. ROGERS. who passed away
eighteen years ago today, October
II. 1919.
Deep in our hearts shes living yet,
We loved her too dearly to ever
forget.
Her memory is a keepsake
With which we will never part;
Though God has you in His keeping,
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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Gently regained some prom
inence with his autobiography,
"Harpo Speaks"
The brothers played the same
roles in all their movies:
Chico-the whimsical Italian
organ-grinder with peasant cap,
rasping voice and. rolling eyes
who played the piano with
knuckles. elbows, nose or an
apple and once gave Pianist
Jose Iturbi a few tips as a gag.
Groucho-the eternal wolf,
wise-cracking and leering, his
false eyebrows. stage mustache
and cigar constantly a-quiver.
AS he chased blends in movies,
he slinked through a scene like
a fox in a hen-house.
Harpo-The be- wigged deaf
mute. who played a wondrously
tuned harp and whose wild
whistles and gestures made a
sense all their own. His bat
tered top hat and voluminous
coat. usually trimming with
enough food to stock d grocery,
were his trademarks.
Immigrant Family
The brothers we're born to
an immigrant Jewish family
In New York's Lower East Side.
Their mother, Minnie Marx,
was the daughter of a wander
ing magician and sister of AL
Shean OF the famed vaudeville
team Of Gallagher and Shean.
And she raised the youngsters
to be observation-disclosures
some Of the brothers, including
Chico. didn't like the idea.
Their first film was The
Cocoanuts" in 1929. Then came
Animal Crackers 1890
Monkey Business" (193D,
Horse Feathers" 193D Duck
Soup" 1889. Might at the
Opera" 1885,, Day at the
Races" q93O. Room Service"
1889, AT the Circus" 1939)
Go West" Q940), Big Store
194D. Night in Casablanca"
(1946) and their last, Love
Happy" in 1949.
In Night at the Opera .
Chico was asked; Are You
Italian?"
NO" he said. II only look
this way because my mother
and father are Italian"
Chico spent more than a day
at the races-once he had to
hitchhike home from Hollywood
Park. And Groucho once re-
called:
I'VE never could accumulate
anything in our house. AS soon
as we brought something new,
Chico would hook it to finance
himself at the pool hall.
Once I remember when Pop
got a job making a suit for
"a 350-pound man. When it
was finished, it was packed in
a box and I delivered it. When
the customer opened the box,
there were no pants. Chico
had got to the box first and
hooked the pants"
Survived by Wife
In addition to his brothers.
Chico's survivors include his
second wife, Mary di Vithas, a
onetime movie starlet whom
he married three years ago
after a 16-year courtship. After
the wedding ceremony. he
turned to his bride. pointed to
the minister and said: Pay
the man 81"
How did he acquire the
name Chico? Apparently
through his fondness for chick
en- sandwiches, according to his
movie biography.
Funeral services are sched-
uled for IL am. Friday in Wee
Kirk O. the Heather Church
at Forest Lawn Memorial Park
in nearby Glendale. Chico will
be buried in the family me-
mortal at Freedom Mausoleum
there. A rabbi will conduct the
services.
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BERGMAN, FAY S. Tn. unyeiling Of
a monument in memory OF FAY
8. BERGMAN will take place on
sunday, October is, 1851, at IL
am. at the B'nai Israel Cemetery,
ct. Barnabas and Wheeler rds., Oxon
THE BERGMAN FAMILY. Is
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Darn nf Thanka

HUBBARD, HOWARD L. The family
OF the late HOWARD L. HUBBARD
wishes to acknowledge with crate
grams, flowers and personal calls
and all expressions Of sympathy
and kindness during our recent
' bereavement.
MRS. BARBARA HUBBARD AND
FAMILY
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Dratha
WHITE. AL.

WHITE. ALVIN A. An emerKent COM
q munication of Harmony
IN Lodge, No. II, r. A. A. M,
. A will be held at the gate
SKI NO OF Arlington National Gem
ELV etery at PAS pm. Fri
w day. october ID. 1861, to
confer the last Masonic
rites upon our late brother. ALVIN
A. WHITE. Members OF the lodge
are requested to attend.
CHARLES F. PRIDMORE.
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J, R. ZIMMERMAN, Secretary.

YAsMER, LILLIAN. On Wednesday
October IL. 1851, LILLIAN VAS
MER OF 1915 Ballard ST.. Silver
Spring. Nd. beloved wife Of Frank
!yn YaSmer and devoted mother OF
Elliott Benjamin YaSmer. She also
Is survived by two sisters, Mrs
Bella Marks and Mrs. Evelina Mar
neral services at the Bernard Dam
Zansky Il Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
l4th st. NV. on Friday. October
~. at ll:30 am Interment
Ttfereth Israel Section, Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery. Memorial week,
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LOTT. Rode BRANNAN. On
Meanssd1y 0ctobeI II. 1851,
EDGE r. Sc. beloved mother Of
Yott, sister Of Seymore Brannon,
Friends may visit at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, $40 H ST. ne, from
! 10 10 pm. Thursday, October 10
where services will be held on Fri.
Gay. october 10. at 10 am. In
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
SIG H st. NE. Ii. 3-4SS0
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL PARK - Maple
Gardens; crypts: Sl,395 value,
sell 1896. UN. 4-014S.
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Benefits 81 Billion

NEW YORK.--Life insurance
companies paid $4,774, 400, 900
in benefits to living policy
holders or annuitants last year.
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LONG. GEoRGE rh. nttic.r, ana

o. ,:|:::. !: !: !. I: j: !. !;
IN Lodge. No. 2lS, A. p. a
rM NO to assemble at the Mat.
y D; G.. on Thursday. oc.
tooer IL. 1881. at s pm. for the
purpose Of conducting memorial
services for our late brother
GEORGE Z. LONG.
LLOYD B. BERTHOLF. W. NJ.
EUGENE 8. AUSTIN. secy. I2
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LUNG' GEOkGE E. Suddenly. on Mon
LONG, beloved husband Of Ruth
Emma Long, father Of Margaret Ann
Boiling. son of Reuben K. Long,
brother Of William b. Clinton L,
and Reuby T. Long: Eva SchWiEert
and Helen Roberts: grandfather OF
CHARLES Damon and George Randolph
Long. Friends may call at the Robert
A Mattlngly Funeral Home, 1871 lIth
st. Sc. after & pm. Wednesday,
october II. Services at Maryland
Park Christian Church on Friday.
october IL. at > pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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MAGowAN. AMELIA. officer, ant

MAGoWAN. AMELIA. Officers and
wv members of Columbia Tenn
M% pie, No. 422, l. B. p. o. Z.
HHl Of W. are hereby notified
N~l OF the death OF Daughter
AMELIA MCGOWAN. Fu-
~ neral on Friday. October IS,
1881. at Woody Home for
services Funeral Home. East Orange.
n j. Officers OF 1t. John Perrin
Temple. No, 1883, officiating.
ANNA EVANS. Daughter Ruler.
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sADOWSkI, GEORGE G. on Mon
day. October 2. 1861. at his home
IN Detroit, Mich, GEORGE O.
SADOWSKl, the beloved husband of
Eleanor Sadowski and father Of
Carolyn, Eleanor. Mary Louise. Eliz-
aoeth Ann and George, jr. Mr.
Sadowski was formerly a Congress-
man and had served in Congress
for IA years Funeral services will
be held on Friday morning, Octo-
her IA 40
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FRIEDBERG RuTH IN ws1,.,

day. October II. 1861. at George
Washington, D. C, RUTH B. FRIED
BERG Of 6Ol5 Kirby I'd, Be
thesds. Nd. beloved wife OF Morris
Friedberg and mother of James 3.
and Susan B. Friedberg Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Bethesda. Nd.
where services will be held on
Friday. October 10. at II am.
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LAMB' JOSEPH N. On Tuesday, DC,
tober 3, 1861. JOSEPH M. LAMB
OF $500 Greenly st, Wheaton, Nd.
l. Lamb. brother OF Mrs. Marie
Louise Lloyd. Friends are invited
TO call after 6 pm. Friday, Octo-
Der ID, at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Pumphrey.. Bethesda. Nd. Service,
on Saturday: October IA. at st
Catherine Laboure Catholic Church
llSOl Claridge I'd. Wheaton, Nd
where requiem mass will be of.
Tered at 10 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. IL
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KEYS. OSBEY W. Suddenly. at his
residence. l6O43-S Arlington ave.
Los Angeles. Calf. OSBEY W.
KEYS. son Of the late Louis Keys
and Victoria Keys. brother of Mrs.
Ida E Middleton. Nettie X. Dyer
and Julia v. K. Brown. He also
is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Funeral services and
lnterment on Saturday, October IA,
at 10 am. Cleveland Ohio. CCleye-
land, Ohio, papers please COPY
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GoBLE. GERTRUDE MAY. q

day. October 10. 1861. at the
Washington Sanitarium and Hos
pital. GERTRUDE MAY GOBLE OF
SSO6 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd, beloved sister OF Mrs Ada
N. Strickland, Mrs. Belle Howe and
george A: Goole. and aunt OF Mrs
John B. Nichols and the late Pearl
Strickland. Miss Goble rests at
the Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md, where service will be
held on Friday. October 10, at
30 pm. parking facilities. En-
FRIENDS may visit with the fam
lily between the hours OF : and 8
d m ThurshaY 10
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MARSHALL. ROBERT MrcIr.pr a.

W1.I1' HUbEhI MtNLEAKf. On
wednesday, October II. 1861, al
his residence, 6l0l 18th ST. NV
ROBERT McCLEARY MARSHALL.
Marshall and father of Mrs. Lena
N. Ricci Of Silver Spring, Nd. and
George L. Marshall of Arlington
Va Services at the 8. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l 18th 81.
NV. on Saturday, October IA. at
10 am. parking facilitiesD en-
tombment Fort Lincoln Mausoleunr
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GREENE, COL. BYRON D. On satu

UhEENE, CUL. BTKUN ID. On Satur-
Gay. September 30, 1851, in Munich,
Germany, COL. BYRON D. GREENE,
USAR retired. husband Of Alice
White Greene OF Baltimore, Nd.
and father of Anne Hinson OF Alex
ton. Va, and Mai. B. d. Greene.
jr.. OF Falls Church. Va. Services
Will be held in the chapel at Fort
Myer on Friday. October 10, at
m. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tiOnal Nemeterv
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SAMAkOW. REUBEN G. Suddenly
on Wednesday. October II, 1851
REUBEN @. sAMAKOW OF 1870
Western ave. Chevy Chase. Nd
beloved husband OF Doris T. Sauna
kow and devoted father OF Mrs
Louis Biben. Mrs. Donald Wiczer
of Fort Knox, KY. and Nal
colin Samakow OF Pittsburgh. pa
He also is survived by two brothers
Philip and David Samakow: a sis
ter. Mrs. Dan Pollin, and five
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard DsnzanSky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 350l l4th st. NV.
on Thursday, October I2, at Z
pm. lnterment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week
1920 Western ave. Chevy Chase
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MATTHEWS. GLADYS

vs. oLhDAS. On Wednes-
MATTHEWS OF 6i4 Bryant St NV
sister OF Walter. Beale and George
Matthews She also is survived
by two nieees, nine nephevs, other
relatives and host Of friends.
friends are invited TO can At he
Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You ct. n,W,
Funeral services will be held At
the Shiloh Baptist Church Chapel,
Stn and SITS. NV, on Saturday,
october IA, at pm. Interment
HaFmnny MArnrial
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BORDEN. PEARL r. On wednesday.
October IL. 1861. at her residence
I749 Irving st. NV. PEARL F;
BORDEN. beloved wife Of Samuel
z Borden, mother OF Mrs. c W,
Rapid City, S. OAK. and Wayne
Borden Of Washington. D. c. Serv-
ices and tnterment Ewing Neor
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TUESDAY. october 10, 1861, FRANK
J. ,KAPITAN of 1897 North lst st.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband of
Marie R. Kapitan, father OF Kelvin
William Kapitan, son of Mrs. Louis
brother of Steven j. Kapitan Of Co.
lumbus. Wis. Memorial services Fri
day, October ID, at IL am, Fort
Myer Chapel. ARRANGEMENTS by Ar
lington Funeral Home youngstown,
Ohio, papers please copy)