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Maryland Man
Found in River

Harbor police last night re-
covered the body of a man from
the Potomac River and tenta-
lively identified him as James
Talley, SO, of Boyds, Md.
Mr.. Talley disappeared on
February 3 when he was ice
fishing on the river bank Just
north of Glen Echo, Md.
Joe Hatton of II Massey
court, Alexandria, saw the body
floating near the drawspan of
the new Woodrow Wilson
Bridge and notified police.
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Visits Scheduled
By Mobile X-Ruy

The Alexandria Arlington
mobile X-ray unit will visit the
following locations next week:
Shirlington Drug Fair, South
eighth and Quincy
streets, l to 8 pm. tomorrow;
Shirley Park Drug Fair, 2901
South Glebe road. $50 am. to
2 pm. Tuesday; Bancroft
Peoples Drug Store, SOFT
Columbia pike. II am. to 2:30
pm, and the Bancroft Drug
Fair, 1901 Columbia pike, 2:45
to 6 pm. Wednesday and Hecht
Company, Parkington, 2 to 9
pm. Friday. all in Arlington.
The unit will be at G. C.
Murphy Co., King and Wash
ington streets, Alexandria, from
10 am. to 5 pm. Saturday.
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Peter Louis GIekos, u,
Restaurant Proprietor

Shepherd Park restaurant at
Georgia and Alaska avenues in
1888.
The restaurateur was q men,
her of Saints Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Pota
Glekas of the home address,
and a son, Louis P. Glekas of
5l8 Shadeland drive. Falls
Church. Va, and two grand
children.
Mr.. Glekas also leaves three
brothers, John L. Glekas Of
1890 Twelfth street NV,
George L. Glekas Of 1896 Kali
mia road NV. and AthanasioS
L. Glekas of Athens, Greece.
He leaves, in addition, two
sisters, Mrs. Nicholas Clam
marin Of Sparta and Athens,
and Mrs. Athanasios SkiadaS
of Calamata, Greece.
Services will be held at noon
tomorrow at Saints Constan-
tine and Helen Church. Six
teenth and Upshur streets
NV. Burial will be at Arling+
ton Cemetery. -
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Raymond C. Freas. ST., 81
the owner of a plumbing firm
lin Silver Spring, died Tuesday
of a cerebral thrombosis in the
Washington Sanitarium.
A native of Silver Spring, Mr.
Freas was born at -Four Cor
ners. He had been in the plumb
ing business for 40 years and
was a former president Of the
Washington Suburban Master
Plumbers Association, Inc.
Mr.. Freas lived at 1905 Wood
bury drive. He leaves his wife,
the former Lille L. Webster,
of the home address.
He also leaves four sons, Ray
mond, jr., of 1892 NARROW road,
Silver Spring; Donald H., Of
1000 North Calvert street, Ar
lington; s. Allen, of 8216 Nolte
avenue, Silver Spring, and Paul
w., Of 8404 Greenwood avenue,
Takoma Park; and a daughter
Mrs. j. o. Bergum of 1890 Mar
low road, Silver Spring.
He leaves four brothers, S,
Allen of 5505 Bradley boule-
ward, Bethesda; Millard F. OF
737 Easily street, Silver Spring
Edward H. Of Seneca, Md, and
William j. of 803 Silver Spring
avenue; two sisters, Mrs. Katie
Clarke of TAI Easily street, Sill
yer Spring, and Mrs. William
Ostmann of GIL Greenbriar
drive, Silver Spring, and 13
grandchildren.
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Mrs. ThoddeusJ Jones, Active
In Patriotic Organizations

Mrs. Thaddeus M. Jones, ar
active figure in many patriotic
women's organizations and an
AREA resident for IS years, died
yesterday at her home, 1885
Wyoming avenue NV, after 9
long illness. She was SO.
The former Emma Kendall
Culver, she was born in Fred
.ericktown, on Maryland's East
ern Shore, and came here with
her family when she was 4
years old.
Her grandfather, DR.. Fred
erick Burr Culver (himSelf q
descendant of Aaron Burr), was
the personal physician to Pres
ident Tyler. Her maternal
great-grandfather was Amos
Kendall, a member of Pres
ident Jackson's Kitchen cab
met"
Her husband, vice president
of the Suburban Trust Co., re-
tired in 1856. The couple cele-
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brated their Goth wedding an
niverSary in June.
Mrs. Jones was a member Of
the Colonial Danes of America
and of st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette square.
She had served as regent Of
Mary Washington Chapter,
Daughters of the American
Revolution. She also was a
former national president of
the Daughters Of Founders and
Patriots, former national treas
urer Of the Children Of the
American Revolution and on
the board of directors Of the
Washington Club.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a son, Thaddeus c., Of
Muncie, Ind, two grandchildr
and one great-grandchild.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at st. Johns, with
burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Peter Louis Glekas, u, "a
restaurateur in Washington
for more than 40 years died
yesterday at his home. 1929
Upshur street NV, after a
long illness.
Born in Sparta, Greece, Mr.,
Glekas moved to Lowell, Mass,
at the age of 13. In 1911 he
came to the District, where he
owned the Park Delicatessen
and the Monterey Restaurant
with his brothers, George and
John Glekas.
Interrupting his restaurant
career, Mr.. Glekas volunteered
to fight for Greece and served
in the Balkan Wars 1924.
During World War I Mr.
Glekas served in United States
Army Intelligence and was sta.
toned in Monte Carlo.
In the early 1920s the veteran
began managing the Park Res
taurant, now known as the Fox
Lounge, with his partner
Charles Vlahos. He retired ir
1856 because of poor health.
Mr.. Glekas, with his two
brothers, also founded the
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formation and writing reports.
He buoyed the morale Of cIA
personnel.
In January, 1853, he left
the CIA job to be sworn in
as Undersecretary of State,
continuing his close professional
and personal association with
President Eisenhower. a.
He became the State Depart
ment's trouble shooter. playing
q major part in the French
withdrawal from Indo-C China
that ended the Communists
first major encroachment on
Southeast Asia.
Finally, in october, 1854,
Gen. Smith left the State De-
Ipartment to become president
and chairman Of the board Of
AMI Atomics. a subsidiary Of
American Machine & Foundry
Co.
At the time Of his death he
lived at 4400 Garfield street
NV. with his wife, the former
Miss Eleanor Cline. They had
been married since 1917, Just
before he started his oficer
training.
In all, Gen. Smith had ~
American and foreign decora-
tons. Among them was the
Soviet Unions Order Of Kutu,
GOV, first class.
When he resigned as Under
secretary Of State, Gen. Smith
gave the American people some
advice.
Urging understanding and
support for the State Depart
ment's efforts, he said: Most
important Of all, try to realize
that some Of the most irnpor-
tant successes of the conduct
of foreign policy are those that
tcan't be talked about"
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Rirtha


WASHINGTON. TOMMY. yr. on sat-
" yEasZ; sZ;,,jslg9 AyE9Sst 5. 1891; - ToMMY lsr1
&. Ai NV. infant son son % Of Thomas ti and and
Virginta Washington. He also leaves
to mourn his passing other relatives.
Remains resting at the John T.
Ehines 3 Co. Funeral Home. 39l ,
sissp. @ wi where @ friends TENDS nay S can ate. alter
pm. Thursday. August 10. Fu-
neral services Friday. August IL, ai
lt.,I:: I9 An: the Rev 7; +; Whitins
WILLIAMS. MAUD N. On wednesday
August 9, 1881. MAUD n. Will
Chase, ,Md;, beloved mother o. Miss
B BSiton. rTisnds are ro invited is; HSs 70 csI al
at the. Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu.
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey
Bethesda, Nd, where service viii
be held on Friday. August II. 81
n am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
WILLIS, RUFFIs N. suddenly, or
n. Willis u iitses Euclid Euclid s. EonE1. nv.
the son Of the late William anc
,;.n SaTah Willis: brother Of Gsorgs 1
w AAAAG Va N9OAAlhUbOAg -. ~ = nu'
and Johnny wills Of Madison, Va
He also is survived by other rela.
tiyes and many friends. After pm
THURSDAY TN August 10 friends MAJ mas
1922 11th st. NV. Funeral anc
interment Friday, August II. 81
2 pm. in Madison, Va.
WILSON. HOWARD HENRY. On
wednesday, August Q. 1861, at hi;
aSni sSS nd lihS awHhy wyH1hIlsyESSa SSS Sr w, Nass s
fsssfSnG Si tSes haSSss y NEs E'GR Rchaf:
C.. Harter, Mrs. Bernard A. Brewer
Miss Helene a. Wilson, Harry l.,
, y9hn H., william =; and Robert 2
two great-srsndchiidren. Mr.. vii.
son rests ct the Warner e. Pun
pnrey Funeral Home, 1924 Georgis
avs, Silver Spring. Nd, wherl
service win be held on Saturday
1sSss sIPitiss rns.rneat S fslE fGaEEklnf EsHr 1a;
Cemetery. = trg IL
WILSON. .INEz RICHARDSON. on
Monday, y. i, August Z; ;hsseI, 1851, q &c Calais lls.:
devoted mother Of Joyce wilson
and many friends. After 4 pm
THURSDAY, August TO-, friends are
invited TO can at the. MCGUIRE Fu.
neral Home, 1890 9th st. NV.
where. services viii be held Friday
fnSeoin fTSSiiS Memo4isi t y cs%si.rI Ssii InterTSsn'
WISE, DAVID. on Sunday. Aurust q
1861, DAVID WISE of 626 & st
s:e;, beloved husband Of Mrs. Iren,
Noble Wise. father Of Mrs. Airline B
Turner Turner Leroy and Kenneth Wise
Chicago. Ill, He also Is survived B!
10 grandchildren. other relative
and friends. Remains may be vieWeC
II, at Barnes Matthews FineTs
Home. .36l9 14th st. NV. Oath st
at spring rd.l }. where funeral sery
ices will be held Saturday, Angus
IL. at Pm. the Rev. Wilmore A
carter officiating. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. IL,
YoCUM. ALMA N. On Monday, Au
General HosDiiai. HSi ALMA lnis 4. SocU6s SooCcIU6s
Of 1908 Brooke rd., Capitol HeisiitS
Nd, beloved wife Of Floyd Z. 70
0eier and FLOYD 3. Yoculn. % IT, sss .
Capitol Heights, Nd; sister Of MrI
Thomas Sutter, Mrs. Ferry BIac
and William Price, ali Of Pittsburek
Pa. She also Is survived By fou
grendehildfen. Friends may call 4
| the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. an
ices viii Be held Friday. % August ii
ct 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoi
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Murruy Kormun

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (AP).-
Murray Norman, SO. a photog-
rapher well known for his pic
lures Of musical comedy stars
of the 1920s and 1930s, died
yesterday of a heart attack.
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Raymond c. Freos, ST., 81,
Owner of Plumbing Firm

Funeral services will be at
II am. tomorrow at the
Warner E.. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, 8434 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring. Burial will be
in George Washington Memo.
rial Cemetery.
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agency, to try to figure out
what the Russians were likely
to do, either directly or thI ough
one Of their satellite nations
To make matters worse, the
United States was a rookie in
the international cloak and
dagger game.
He reorganization the bet
ter, in the view of many Gov
ernment officials-the way the
CIA operated in gathering in
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Darn ut Thanka

FISCHER. EMMA B. The family of
the late MRS, EMMA B. FISCHER
Eratitude the many friends and
neighbors for their flowers, cards
and other expressions of cympathy
extended during their present be-
THE FISCHER AND BUREAU
FAMILIES. II
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Draths

DOoLITTLE. DIR. SEARS r. sud.
denly. on Wednesday. August 9
NV. DR.. SEARS p. DOOLrTTLE
,st'S Sel9yed husband :n Of Alma 9. poo
ton Of Chapel hin. NJ. C.. and Mar
garst D.. viekroy Of Poughkeepsie
n. Y. Friends may call ct the Birch
sunsral Home. S034 n g. nv
services viii Be held St 81; Pat;
and Reservoir rds. NV. or Sat
urday. August IL, at 1 pm. Inter
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers donations to- the St
viii be appreciated. IL
DUKE, ARTHUR ROGER. on Tues
day. August 8, 1851, In Washington
D. c.. ARTHUR ROGER DUKE Of
husband Of the late Myrtle Irene
Duke; father Of Mrs; Violet Roberts
iester. John, Roy, James. Jackie,
David, Elizabeth. Shirley and
Nancy Roberts; great-grandfatheI
Of Russeil, ir,, and JefferZ Roberts,
Se HtSsheJ ons, Of MTs snS Ms RssE N. Ben soSIS Mrs
Friends may car at The Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. where funeral serv-
Ices will be held on Friday, August
ch;,nsi II; at .msin,v Pm; lnterment Browns
DUKE, MYRTLE IRENE. on Tuesday,
36S7 North 3Sd ST., ArIineton. Va
MYRTLE IRENE DUKE, wife OF
the late Arthur Roger Duke, mother
Roy. James. jackie, David, Eliza
beth, Shirley and Nancy Roberts;
great-grandmother Of Russell, tr.,
and Jetfery Roberts: sister Of Mrs,
Clara Duke; Mrs. Cora Williams
may call at the. Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services VIII be held
on Friday August IL. at 2 pm.
Interment Browns Chapel Cemetery.
DUNBAR. friday; suddenly, on Fri
BAR, the beloved husband Of Elk
abeth Bell Dunbar. father Of Jerome
v. Dunbar, son Of Whitman Dunbar,
brother Of Stella 6alley. Retha Bell
Hicks; Esther Clay, susanne and
After 8 pm. Thursday. August 10,
spangler Funeral Home. 524 9th
st. NE, where. services viii be held
TErtsay T5ts1.rt Augqst sr1;s.ds IL S, A. dI:So am
terry. 10
EYERETTE, ELOIsE C. On wednes-
day. August $. 1851, ELoisE Z.
EyERETTE of 5O19. 7th st, NV,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Wlllodene
G. Han snd grandmother Of Mrs.
are the son-in-law, Richard NJ. Hall;
other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by MCGUIRE, Inc. After 4 pm.
FiEiday August II friends are in
neral Home, 1890 9th st. NV.
) Funeral from Peoples .congrega-
tional Church, l47O4 18th st. NV,
ct 10 am, Saturday. August 12.
(Casket will not be opened in
church Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 12
FREAs, RAYMOND CLIFTON, sr. on
Tuesday, August 8, 1861, ct the
Washington Sanitafium and Hos
pital, RAYMOND c. FREAS, Sr., OF
1g9o WSod6u1y ;i; STi; Silver sprins,
of Mrs. Jerome O.. .Bergum, Ray
mond G., r.; Donald r.. s. Allen
Katie z. Clarke. Mrs. William A.
Cstmann, 8. Allen. william j.. NIL
dred = and Edward H, Ereas. There
are thirteen grandchildren. Mr..
Freas rests at the Warner, Z, Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Qeorgia
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, where
service will be held on Friday, Au-
gust IL, at IL am. (parktng IA
eilitieD 1ntermene George WASH
tngton. Cemetery.
FREAs. RAYMOND C. This is to no.
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CEMETERY LOTS

3 LOTS. Cedar Hill Cemetery, monu-
sell. Can OR. 4-4SSo. O''ns' must
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sTEADMAN, wYMAN. on the,

sTEADMAN, WYMAN. On Tuesday,
August g., 1861, at his residence,
12S2i T st. nv. WYMAN STEAD
Hickson, Mrs. Pearl Hagurs, Get
tings,, Julian and Ocie Steadman.
He also Is survived BY other rela-
tives and friends Funeral Thurs
day. August 10, from the Stewart
Funeral Home, 30 H st. me-. ct IL
Cemetery.
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thanks

Very often O cord Of ihonks
in The Star meets a need
which con hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
II O gracious expression Of
gratitude TO those who have
sent florol tributes but also
!. eeVtsoUsY acknowledges the
services ond kindnesses Of
the mony to whom O personal
; note Of thonks cannot we'll be
moiled or whose namss ond
addresses ore not known.
: insertion Of q cord Of thanks
moY be oronged by telephone
to The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and sUndoystor
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tify the officers and
members of Silver Spring
Elks Lodge, No. 1877,
Of the death. Of Brother
RAYMOND G. FREAs, on
Tuesday, August 8, 1861
No Lodge Of Sorrow.
ERT w. ABELL, 3. r.,
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SMITH, CHARLES II. on Saturday,
ss pRsI't cHAaEss iGsi H. 's SMITH MGff;HPsy y ys4s aSi
Smith, brother Of Mrs. EIia Fletcher,
He, also IS survived By seven nieces,
one nephew, other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Smith may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home,
80 H st. ne. after 3 pm. Thursday,
August 10. where services will Be
held Friday, August IL, at IL am,
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
tery. 10
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SWEENEY, EDWARD A. On Tuesday

SWEKShH AuESst ssDWAEP issP A. r6%isS 5H iTsHSssday,
SWEENEY of 5sS 2sol Rhode eMAH4 fsian9 ave. e.
ne, beloved husband Of Veronica
Sweeney .(nee Powersl, son Of
sT..nst shs Late ,9n John J.; and Mary s;
James j sweeney and % Mrs II n6roa n1o
thy a. Burdette. Friends may can
at NaHey's Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave.
ne. from 10 am. to 10 pm. Thurs
IL. Funeral Saturday, August IL. -.
Ct g:30 an. thence to st. Martins
Gatnouc Church. North Capitol and
p ST. where mass viii be offered
AZ 10 am; for the repose OF his
Interment Mount Oiivet Cemetery. III
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soUTTER, LYNN. suddenly. on
Srsan HSs:Ds ASfu' LINN NSsS5 so1Es q sHR
beloved niece Of. Mrs. Elsie Garrison
and Mrs. John Smith. Funeral sefv-
ices Saturday, August 10, at II am,
at Halls, Funeral Home. Occouuan,
Va. 1nterment Dumfries, Va, II
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MARTIN, FRANCES n. On Tuesday,
August 8, 1851, FRANCES r. MAR
n TIN beloved rS ,.n. wife q g deSfEe Z; Mar;
J. Bosak and Mrs. Milton s, Cole.
Funeral services at her late resi-
denee, Laurel, Nd. on Friday at
pm. 1nterment private. In lieu Of
flowers contributions may be made
to the Cancer Fund.
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August 8. 1891, susie REID Re- iSiiSofi MISoR
Of $8I9 goth st. NE, beloved mother
Also surviving are other, relatives
and many friends. After 4 pm.
Thursday, August 10, friends are
invited TO call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
II. at II am. Casket viii not be
opened after service. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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sAaITM, 1!11I., ADA y M aMAE; On Wssd9s.day, 9
loved wife. Of The late Hugh Walter
Smith and mother Of Nell r. Nc.
qowan. Thelma johnson, Geraldine
Smith, Betty Jean Harris and Rob-
vived By. q sister, Harriet Smith,
and five Grandchildren. Services at
the 0asch Funeral Home, 4730 Bal.
timore ave-. .Hysttsville. Nd, on
FRIDAY. august II. at 4 pm. Rela-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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HARGREAYEs. nEnrnAnr

ASESSrrASS;sIs zisjsS rASS;sIsssI SSs%;' 5Shgssa1 HsS1 {
May HarSreaves and pSIsna brofhsqi Si "
Jonn l. Hargreaves. Mrs. GLADYS
" Inscoe: Mrs. Rita Thompson
and Mrs, Isabelle Conway. services
49,, e. the o6SS, 3 H Hines Co. Funeral
, urday: August IL, at / PIN, lpsrk.
hiss hms iscilitiesl; Interment -Colum-
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GALE, EMMA. Suddenly, ON TUESDAY
August 8, 1861, EMMA GALE 81
Marbury, Nd, beloved sister Of viz.
ginia Hoerr Of Marbury, Nd; Marie
dred Crump Of Forest Heights, Nd.
william F. Gale Of Baltimore, Nd;
David Gale Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y
She also, is survived by one niece anc
two nephews Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Friends may call ct the Arehart Fu.
Tetn neral a Home, Inc, La Plata. Nd;
Services at the Marbury Baptisi
Church. Marbury, Nd, at 10 am
1nterment Parkwood Cemetery, Bal
timore, Nd. at approximately 10 80
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SHARPER, FREDERICK DOUGLAS

On Tuesday. August s. 1851. AZ
HIS daughters residence, Belieview
rd.. Mclean. Va. FREDERICK D..
SHARPER, beloved husband Of
YOUNG. brother OF Mrs. Margaret
Darnell, grandfather. Of DR.. Fred
ericka Y. Rice and father in -law
Of Samuel p. Young. He also Is
survived by. other relatives and
rest at the above address after
4 Pm. Friday, August IL, Funeral
services and intermehf viii Be con-
Quoted By the Rev. Moses L.
rssthss ETA Ct s S.Isnt Dt sstTrdsy :.sag Az
ist CHURCH. Mclean. We. III
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asS Aasast hGVss 1sI ERWIN n q. En- T%s:-
ISuIs fsH Edwin METcAEP. 3Tea SPffsi hGsband bMn;
Of Elizabeth Poole Metcalf, father
O. SMr; Mrs; JOHN 2; Keery. ,jr:; Mrs.
bert d. Olsen III, Louis Z. Metcaif,
jr... lieutenant, Navy Air Service,
apd James A. Metcslf; brother Of
Mrs. "A. Russell Miller and Mrs.
? DouElas 7. Gray. There are ten
BE held on Friday, August II, at
10 Am, at Marvin Memorial Meth
odist Church, SO University blvd,
east, Silver Spring, Nd. The family
ETbtlii Ttli n receive friends i9 the Collier
day. August 10. from 3 to 5 and
to 8 pm. They request no flowers
but will appreciate memorial to the
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EHea EETHesiaf'y w. AaEHssE V12Sl sSSp Sss2.a
husband of the late Evelyn D.
I. P. Little. and Mrs. W.. Ward
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda, Nd. where. service will
be held on Friday, August IL, at
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
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day. August 10, 1861, at PfotidencI
Hospital after Q long illness. MEL
lie IL 7. 7; McAuiiffe. beloyed wife 9
Topper. Sister Mary Resina Pacis .t
o: 9. F.: Sister Agnes, Daughter
Of Charity; John F. and Jeremiah
:. MeAuliffe and Joan Carter; Sis
ter Of jeremiah D. Flanagan. Sh
also Is survived by seven grand
children and one great-grandchild
Remains resting at the Collins Flu
neral Home. 1921 14th st. NV
after 8 pm. Thursday. Reauier
yer Spring, Nd. on Saturday, Au All
guest .12., at 10 am. Notice Q
funeral later IL
McD0UGALD. LUvERTA. On Mon
Day, August z, 1851. LUvERTl
McDouGALD, beloved wife Of .Johl
1. McDOUGALD. Funeral and In
faFUnANf ~ 0Rw
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HAnMRIS9SS nRIy99SSS GERTRUDE GORDON

AnMPaSgNN,, GEKLRUDE GORDON
EIdMsA1XsgN. Ids1 On Tuesday. August 8,
EsgpEi IN edsBoS3 dassBHsS3 oR29soS oEn2FlaRs aaEk aES
RISON Of 200 East 6ist st NeT
York City. and Upperviiie, Va, Va. WIFI VII:
OF the late George L. Harrison,
motner msIH OF James Gordon Grayson
William Cabell orsyson. serviceG ig
VII be held in the sanctuary oj
81; Adams Boys School. Massachn.
sets and Wisconsin aves. NV. on
rnnt ,oay Ans1st II at II am. Inter.
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SWEENEY EDWARD A. Members Of
a. Bishop Byrne Council, No,
3677, knights OF Column
RESSiA bus. are hereby notified OF
.T the death of Brother Ed
N$~ WARD A. SWEENEY and
w they are invited to meet
w at the Nalley Funeral
Home, 5000. Rhode Island ave. ne,
Mount Rainier, Md. on Friday, Au-
gust H.. 1851, at 8:15 pm, for
the recitation of the rosary for
the repose Of his soul.
GEORGE !: RHINE,
DANTE A. ROSS. Financial Secy.
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" SONNANSAkl 1sEDGNNhs I'll 6DLuTQAY,
August 3, 1861. at D. c. General
Hospital, REBECCA OCONNOR OF
1900 Delaware ave. s.w., No. 5O3.
She leaves to mourn q devoted hus-
band. Robert O'Connor; two sons,
Seldom and Webster O'Connor; one
daughter, Lydia Carter; eleven grand
chtldren, two daughters-in-law, one
son:tn-law, one sister-in-law, two
nephewS, one niece and q host Of
other relatives and friends. From
to 10 pm, Thursday, August 10.
friends may call ct Henry s, Wash.
ington d Sons Funeral Home, 1926
Deane ave. ne. Remains will lie in
state at Pilgrim Baptist Church,
LINDEN. Md, from 10 am. until time
OF funeral at l pm. F.iday, August
III. Interment church cemetery.
ORONA, MARTINA. On Wednesday,
August 9. 1851. MARTINA ORONA
Of 2Ol0 Sd st NV. Notice of funeral
later: Arrangements by Dovie a.
Brooks and Otis F. Allen. IL
OSMUNDsON, SANDER S. On Mon
day, August z. 1851, SANDER s.
OSMUNDSON, beloved husband Of
Florence H. Osmundson and father
OF SEVERN w. OSmundson. grand
father Of Mrs. Sandra Thompson
and Jean Osmundson. Funeral from
the Walter w. Deal Funeral Home.
4S12 Georgia ave. NV, on Friday,
August II, at pm. Interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery. ID
Evening star., 1961-08-10

THORNTON, AGNES. At District Gen.
e., 1851. AGNES THORNTON Of oi
2sl4 2uNrss South ,11h.rs,; 55th ST; Arlington, vs..
@oshsr i9 &abs eeSEnsSa 0elGEss sSIiss
E. Thornton. Alfred Lee. Thornton
Lee and Robert Lee. She also is
tSss and renas nGs' Mrs Sl o'ass TSornton Tss
gill rest 9t Macedonia Baptist
linston rd.. Arlington. Va, after
Shersp p Funeral Eiriaay Services ASEpss VIII :. H.
ducted 81 z noon SATURDAY.. Ha-
Interment Ct Lincoln Memorial
HrI'es.aDs tasses as Ssls South 18th ST.,
TUCKER. MABEL v. (nse Anderson,
BEL v TUcKER tnee Anderson)
Beloved wife Of " william iiiin'Tc0S = TucEer,, TES;,
sr, and mother Of Mary v. Lynch,
John F. and William r. Tucker. 81
she also is survived by seven grand
SniidEen; Friends may eall at the
more ave; Hyattsville, Md, after 8
p:m "Wednesday. August o, until
to 81; James cathoic Church. Mount
flee Of the mass will be offered for
the repoge OF her soul at q am.
tnterment Arlington National Gene
tefy. 10
TUCKER. MABEL v. The U. s. g,
Anza Jacob Jones Post, No. 2,
American Legion, an
nounces with deep sorrow
81 the death of Comrade
~ MABEL v. TUCKER on
Tuesday. August 8, 1861,
Members are requested to
attend legion services to be held on
Thursday, August 10. 1861, at
Pm, at the 0asch Funeral Home,
Md.
ELSIE L. ISAAC, Commander.
MYRTLE COVERT, Adjutant.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

HEaISEIMAN; asy AalS., MHTSS az, $ M2ToNp 9H Tpe:-
the beloved husband Of Ethel =.
Reigelman. father Of Linda r. Dean,
Milton M. Jane Lee and Peggy
Adele RetEelman; brother Of Burton
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope rd Sc. (parking
facilitiesl. unfit 1915 pm. Friday,
August IL. Funeral services at the
Congress- Heights Methodist Church,
4. Cemetery. - 10