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Iof the Sons Of the American
Revolution, the Metropolitan
and Chevy Chase Clubs and st,
Johns Episcopal Church.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Esther Brooke Foote Bloomer
of 1890 Bradley boulevard,
Chevy Chase, the home ad-
dress; a daughter, Mrs. James
Fuller Carroll Of 3058 M street
NV; a son, George Beale
Bloomer. jr., of 4422 Walsh
street, Chevy Chase, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 1915 am.
Tuesday at st. Johns Church,
6700 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the st. Johns welfare fund.
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The county'S answer was to
offer to pick up trash in Sani-
tary District 8, which includes
Springfield, once a week, just
as it does in the other districts,
if the residents wanted it.
AS evidenced by the SPRING
field representation at the
hearing, most Of the community
wanted nothing of the sort.
They asked only that the
county somehow assure them
that the private trash firms
will be sufficiently on the job.
especially during the hot sum-
mer months.
Roger Shea, a lawyer for
the Northern Virginia Refuse
Removal Association, said he
believed his clients could clear
up the difficulty if the county
permitted it. The trouble start
| ed, he explained, because three
trash collecting firms, which
had banded together to serve
Springfield, later had a falling
out among themselves. In the
ensuing controversy, Spring.
field citizens we're the losers.
Ordinance Offered
What assurance do we have
that it's not going to happen
all over again." Board member
Anne wilkins asked.
In response. Mr.. Shea sug-
geSted the adoption of an ordi-
nance drawn up by DR.. Har-
old Kennedy, head of the
county health department, and
others. The ordinance requires
trash collectors to post per-
Torrance bonds ranging up to
$4,000 for the larger firms.
The board accepted the rec
ommendation and scheduled q
public hearing on the ordinance
for July IL. "
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RevIon Accused
Of Price Rigging

NEW YORK, June % (AP).-
The Federal Government yes
terday accused Revlon, Inc.
one of the Nations largest cos
metic manufacturers, of price
rigging on wholesale and retail
levels.
In a civil antitrust COM
plant filed in Federal Court,
the Government contended also
that the New York firm illegal
ly allocated sales territories and
customers in violation of the
Sherman Antitrust Act. q.
The Government asked for a
court order to prohibits the COM
pany from antitrust practices
which it said date back to as
early as 1852.
The company issued a state
ment denying the charges.
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Suit Seeks
Refund From
SCI Insurer

BALTIMORE, June % (AP).
"A suit seeking the return of
I$122,12S paid to Security FL
nancial Insurance Corp, in
surer of savings and loan de-
posts, was filed yesterday in
Baltimore Circuit Court by the
receiver of Military Service
Savings and Loan Association.
Earl A. Nash, receiver of
military Service since Novem-
Der of last year, commended that
Security Financial refused to
comply with a request to re-
turn the money.
Mr.. Nash said Security FL
nancial held a policy to cover
Military Service savings &C
counts.
The $122,128 represents the
amount Military Service con-
tributed to a trust fund which
it held jointly with Security
Financial, Nash claimed.
! Under the trust agreement,
the suit stated, Security FL
nancial could use the fund as
J a reserve for claims or antici-
| pated losses growing out of the
insurance policy with the as
ISOLATION.
However, State authorities
ruled last December that trust
funds of this type were i'm
proper, Mr.. Nash said.
Military Service of Silver
Spring was placed in receiver
ship by the Montgomery County
Circuit Court last November.
Mr.. Nash, through Attorney
Charles w. Woodward, jr., said
he was authorized by the county
court to bring the suit against
Security Financial. Judge Jo-
seph Allen set July 9 for a
hearing on Mr.. Nash's action.
State Attorney General
Thomas B. Finan has asked
the Baltimore Circuit Court
for permission to begin liquida-
ton of Security Financial. A
hearing on Mr.. Finan's petit
ton also is scheduled July 9.
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Speaking for the Maryland
States Attorneys Association,
Frank Newell Of Baltimore
County urged the bar associa-
ton to reconsider its stand on
the entire question of insanity.
His proposal was turned aside,
however.
The prosecutors oppose q bar
association proposal that the
M'Naughten rule for determ-
ming insanity in criminal
cases be changed. The rule
acknowledges criminal respons-
Utility if the accused knows
the difference between right
and wrong and the conSequ-
ences of his acts.
During discussion Of the re-
solution, the question was
raised of the constitutional
ity of committing to a men,
tai institution a person found
sane at the time of a trial.
Judge Dulaney Foster of Bal
timore, head of the committee
on insanity, said similar legi-
station had been ruled con-
stitutional in other states.
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DFatHs

sM Ssa sPIE pt 3a TSsssay a }Sss a.
EDITH SMITH Of 500. NJ st. NV.
Albert Smith and. daughter Of Mort
Smith; Also suIyiying are I've sis
shinn: four brothers, John, Edgar
Richard and Wilton Smith: man!
other relatives and friends. From
. to 10 p.m.,, Friday, June %
friends may call at the Brooks 4
Florida ave. NV. Funeral Saturday
June %. at pm. from Salen
Baptist Church, King George County
Va. Interment church cemetery. %
SMITH. ETHEL. On Thursday, Junt
81, 1862. MISS ETHEL SMITH oi
g26 T st. NV, She is survived b.
three sisters, Mrs. Annie J. Carter
Mrs. Lottie L. Harding and Miss Nina
friend. Mrs, Leaffa Beasley; manl
other relatives and friends. Aftel
IL am. Sunday, June "a. friends
may call at the Lowe Funeral Home
1928 Maryland ave. ne. whert
s5 's ss wi pn E hss MGa0f ssti SSn
Harmony Memorial Park, the Rev
Jerry Moore officiating.
SWEENEY. WALTER b. On Thursday
pltal. WALTER B. SWEENEY O
400 South joyce ST.. Arlington, Va.
beloved husband Of Alice B. ,Sweene!
and brother Of Sister Mary Eileen
r, s. M; Mrs. Helen s. Cyr, Mrs
Thelma s. Breen. J.. Raymond anc
J. Warren Sweeney. Friends MAY
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S41
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, after
II am. on Friday. June 20, where
there will be recitation Of the
rosary on Sunday, June "a, al
1880 pm. Requiem mass will be
celebrated at st. Charles Catholic
Church. 1904 North Washington
blvd. Arlington. Va. on Monday
June 20, at 1880 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. "a
WILLIAM. on Friday
June %, 1852. WILLIAM WEIR
Heights, Nd. beloved husband Of
Marina j. Veerdonk and father OF
Nicolas NJ. W. Veerdonk, brother
Of Whilhemina Veerdonk and Annie
Frandia. Services at Gasch's Fu-
Hyattsville. Nd, on Monday, June
%. at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment George Washing.
ton Cemetery. Friends may call after
pm. Saturday. "a
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and three sisters, Mrs. Mary
Galifaro of Washington, Mrs
Grace Ferro of Wheaton anc
Mrs. Rose Ferrara of Hyatts.
vile.
Mass was to be today at st
Jude's Catholic Church. 12701
Viers Mill road, Rockville
Burial will be in Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery.
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Stuunton Girl
Killed by Car

STAUNTON, Va, June %
(AP).-A six-year-old girl was
struck and killed by a car in
Staunton yesterday afternoon.
Christine Juanita Mae Wal
lace was hit when she appar-
emily dashed out onto the street
from behind a parked car. She
was dead on arrival at Kings
Daughters Hospital.
She was the daughter of Mrs.
Amelia Wallace of Staunton.
Her father is stationed over
seas with the armed services.
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Union Blasts
Roll Negotiutors
For Ending Talk

CHICAGO, June % (AP).-
Angry union officials represent
ing 100000 trainmen have
accused operators Of the Ma
tons railroads of trying to
provoke a Nationwide rail
strike.
The accusations came after
management representatives
walked out Of a negotiation
meeting with union. officials
yesterday. 1t was the second
time railroad operators had
walked out of a bargaining
session with the trainmen. The
last walkout occurred May II
The break in bargaining
arose over work rules the car
rierS consider fredericksburg
calling for unnecessary jobs
The unions maintain the rules
are a requisite for safe and
efficient transportation.
j. E. Wolfe, chief industry
spokesman, handed a state
ment to Leverett Edwards
chairman of the National Me
diation Board, and to the union
chiefs, saying, "It is obvious
that no progress can be made
by prolonging the presen;
endeavors."
The unions retaliated, charg-
ing, "the break is a deliberate
irresponsible, determined effort
to force a transportation crisis. ;
The unions, representing en-.
gineerS, conductors, trainmen
firemen and Switchmen, added
Since the start of the present
conferences, carrier representa-
tlVeS have sought unilatera,
application of the presidential
commissions report and ada
mantly refused to negotiate
issues"
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I'm Mrn1nrtanr


BROWN. MORGAN s. In loving mem
DRY OF our husband and father,
MORGAN 8. BROWN. who passed
syay three years ago today. June
The covers Of life's book are closed,
For the one we loved so well.
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Lo A1i INV Mf r. P aEsBE sfll AND
CHILDREN.
BROWN, SUSIE J. In loving memory
Of our devoted mother. SUSIE JONES
BROWN. who departed this life
six years ago. today, June %, 1855
Not lust today. but always wilt
MARGARET. ARDELL, GLADYS
AND SAMUEL
DONALDSON, JOSEPH. Departed this
HIN hIe s on Ds June 49, 1851, JOSEPH
Although our paths lie far apart.
" %1 iEEs A iHiSyef po II III sssr'
FLETCHER. LOUISE. In loving re-
membrance Of our dear mother,
LOUISE FLETCHER, who departed
two years ago today, June %. 1860.
Deep in our hearts
Lies picture more precious than
silver and gold,
A picture Of our dear mother,
whose memory will never grow old.
LOVING CHILDREN.
HARRIS, REBECCA r. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother and grand
mother, REBECCA r. HARRIS, who
| departed this life twenty Eight years
ago today. June 90. 1884
Those we love we never lose,
For always they will be
ForeVer near, forever dear,
In hallowed memory.
THE FAMILY.
JARVIS. GEORGIA A. Sacred to the
grandmother. GEORGIA A. JARVIS
who passed away twelve years age
today. June %, 1850.
In our hearts there is q picture
More precious than silver or gold
1t Is q picture of our loved one,
| whose memory will never grow old
NoyELLA. BERTHA AND GRAND.
CHILDREN.
JUMPER, sERGT. SAMUEL T. In low.
ing memory Of my dear husband
sERGT. SAMUEL +. JUMPER. who
passed pass DO away ,css six years ago today
Loved in life, remembered in death
DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE.
LEE, SARAH (MOLLIEJ. In LOVING
memory of our dear mother, SARAE
| LEE, who passed away one yea
ago, june 20, 1881. Sad and sudden
was she called one so dearly loyec
|
upon her. May her soul rest in peace
Her LOVING CHILDREN. MRS. LII.
4 LIAM HANSBERRY, MRS. MAG
GLE DODSON, Mr.. ABRAHAM
! Lw. LEE. MRS. MARIE Mccoy.
+, POOLE, FRANK B. In loving memorI
1 of my husband. FRANK B. POOLE
| who departed this life one year agt
i today, June 20. 1861.
Il I have lost my life's companion,
i A life linked with my own
| And today miss you so much
4 As walk through life alone.
i Lifes race well run,
LIES work well done,
Lies victory won,
/ Now cometh rest.
i LOVINGLY. ESTELLE.
RIGGS. LOUIS H. In loving memoir!
Of our husband and father, LOUIS
/ II. RIGGS, who departed this If
/ twenty-seven years ago today
| June %. 1895.
The sun will shine, the sun will set
1 Night will follow day,
But come what may, we will neve
4 forget
The day you went away.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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Memorial Services Sunday
For Senator Francis Case

Memorial services for the
late Senator Francis H. Case
will be held here tomorrow as
many expressions Of sympathy
and respect reached his widow
and daughter.
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AnurtItnua

BARSKY, WILLIAM. There viii be
an unwilling Of q monument 70 the
memory Of WILLIAM BARSKY, be-
loved husband. father and grarld-
father. on Sunday. June "a. 1862.
terry. Relatives and friends are
' THE FAMILY. 17.2s.24
GILBERT. JENNIE. There win be an
unveiling in the memory Of JENNIE
GILBERT at National Capital Hebrew
Cemetery, 57th ave, Capitol Heights.
Nd. on Sunday, June "a. 1862. At
GUDELsKY. HARRY. The unwilling
Of q memorial for HARRY GUDEL-
SKY. beloved husband and father,
on Sunday, June "a. 1862. at j
pm. at ohel YakoV congregation
located at .Moravia ave. OF Rte.
40, Pulaski hgy., turn left at
Morsvia ave. Friends and rels-
tiyes invited 70 attend.
JUDAH GUDELSKY. 1923
sHArENsTEN. ALBERT s. The I'M
q n sgHATENsTE sRofi our iG Ioy hiS1 snd
devoated brother and uncle, on
Sunday, June "a. 1862, at IL am,
at Adss Israel Hebrew CONVERSATION
Cemetery, 400 Alabama ave. Sc.
THE FAMILY.
TRIGGER, HARRY. There viii be an
unwilling to the memory Of HARRY
TRIGGER. loving and devoted father
Of Mrs; Oscar A; Dodek. Mrs,
M Afs' JS Ma kTsi. Zee Tres g s and
day, June ga 1862, at 1880 am.
sharp at the B'nai Israel Cemetery,
oxon Hill, Md. Relatives and
friends Invited. 1898 (,
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.RLES A. Officers and mem
bers Of Adah Chapter
No. Is, are hereby mott.
fled OF the death Of Past
Patron CHARLES A. HALL
Funeral from the Metnod-
ist Church, Port Republic,
va. on Sunday, June "a
2::30 pm.
3ILLIE ], CAIN, W. NJ.
2. WOHLFARTH. Secy.
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Announcement Of
Serviees By Chambera

O'Brien,
Iv: 5ssR Fiss.i. W s es:$S:;: C. 6:
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PNKNEY AsBURY: On
HospitaL PINKNEY ASBURY HAM
ILTON Of 100 Webster st. NV. APT,
l2-D, beloved husband Of Arnetta
Mae Hamilton and devoted father
Of Mrs. Evelyn Owens, Diane Nadlne
and Pinkney Asbury Hamilton, u.
He also is survived by other relatives
and friends. Remains resting a. tne
John +. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3Q15 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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THE EVENING STAR
Woshissten:; D. c.
Saturday, June Is, 1867
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IVES, RICHARD z. OF sO4 University
blvd. east, Silver Spring, Nd, on
ESDs tsb.f s u MAYS a9sS ann. q cs nSS
Of 9522 Crosby I'd, Silver Spring,
Nd; brother Of Harry and Emily
Ives and Nellie Burrows, all OF
England. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 1855 George ave-
June rs, at 10 am. fnterment Park
lawn Cemetery. "A
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A. June %. 'y 1857. Al the Vetefsnsl
J. HERRING. formerly Of Bethesda,
Nd, beloved husband Of Mrs; Lois
s. Herring. brother Of Mrs. Alice H.
joseph Wright and Miss Betty Her
ring and nephew OF Miss Rose G.
kinney. Friends may call at the
FitxRefaId Funeral Home. 3245
Wilson blvd. parking In rear. Ar
June "a. There wiz be 3 recitation
Of the rosary at s pm. Sunday. A
requiem mass will be offered Mon.
day. June 25. at 8 an. at st. AgneS
Catholic Church. Arlington, We; IN
. terment Arlington National Gene
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Draths

HALL. CHARLES ALBERT. The mem
20 bership Of West Cat
IN Ledge. No. 200, A. p. a
I'm A. NJ. Mount Rsinier, Nd.
M NO Is hereby notified Of The
XNAGLR death of our brother
IVY CHARLES A. HALL Of PORT
" Republic, Va. Masonic serv'
ices by Rockingham Lodge, A. z, =
A. NJ, Harrisonburg. Va, ~ 2:3t
pm. Sunday. June "a, 1852.
DWIGHT A. CURTIS. W. N.
HOWARD A. GOOD. Secy.
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JENSEN, HAROLD JOSEPH. On Thurs.
North Beach, Nd. HAROLD JOSEPH
z. Jensen, father Of Edward Joseph
Jensen. father-in-law Of Mrs, Vlr.
ginia M. Jensen and grandfather Of
Ralph, Irene Anne and Gary Jensen
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home. 2s47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. until 10 pm. on
Sunday, June "a. Funeral services
from Fort Myer Chapel. on Monday,
June rs, at 10 am. Interment Ar
linston National Cemetery. "a
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NEFF. DANIEL. On Thursday, June
q. 1852. DANIEL NEFF. aged
attack. He is survived BY his wife,
Mrs. Hester K. Neff; three daughters,
Mrs. Ruth Conroy of Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Dorothy Combs Of Arlington
Va. and Mrs. Janet Walker Of
sss MI " ps Ma Tes s sin W yrand
children and one understandable
one sister. Mrs. Media whiteacre Of
Philadelphia. Pa. Funeral services
win be held at z pm. Sunday, June
a.. at the James Funeral Home
Millsborough, Del. and gravesidC
services viii be held at pm. Mon
day, June rs. at Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry. Washington. d. C. "a
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HURST. CORA Z. on Friday, JUNE
% 1852, ct her residence, $50 South
Magnolia drive, Falls Church, W.
CORA Z. HURST, beloved mother q
Mrs. Mary T. O'ehaughnessy. Friends
may call ct the Ives Funeral HONE
where funeral services viii be held
on Monday. June IS, at IL an. In
terment Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Herndon. Va. "a
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PIsANI. BETTY yoANEE AND DAuGI


Augustine. Fla, BETTY jeanne
AND JANA MARIA PisANI Of tic
Marshall ave-. Rockville, Nd. be-
s Sysa wife oS snd an. Ssufhss. s q Louis
Jiacomo Pisani, daughter and srand-
daughter Of Mrs. George Atterson
and sister and niece Of Jerry L.
Atterson. Mrs. Pisani and Jana Maria
sSs & a shs wa s4s eoT pSap sT:
SILVER Spring. Nd. where service
win be held on Monday, June %, at
am. (parking facilities). Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends
may p.m Hii sst 81 tas funeral home sitsr
RoGAN, LEON CLARENCE. on Tues
day. June 10. 1862, LEON CLAIR
ENcE RooAN q 800 18th st; ne.
Of two children. Gayle p. Hogan and
Leon Clarence Rogan, IT, He also
is survived by his father, Mr.. Clar-
ence Rogan; other relatives and
iEisnds. Friends may call e. the
Home. New jersey ave. and r st.
NV. on Sunday. June "a, after IL
noon, where funeral services will
be held on Monday, June 25. at
10 am; Interment Arlington Ma
sCHAUB, ANNA ELIZABETH. On Fri
day, June 32. 1862, at the Lisner
Home, 1925 Western ave-, MRS.
ANNA ELIzABETH sCHAUB, beloved
aunt of Mr.. Joseph H., Awkward.
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV. Holy
mass will be offered for the repose
Of her soul at the Shrine Of the
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave. and
Quesada st. NV, on Monday. June
%. at 10 am. Interment Congress
sionsl Cemetery. "A
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PALMINA. on Thursday,
pitai Center, PAEMINA i Mo o IA
beloved wife of the late Aldo
Montanari, mother Of Ada Maher.
Home. 3saf i4th st. NV, on Mon
day, June rs, at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Shrine Of the Sacred
Heart at 10 am. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum. "a
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formerly Of sIi Eye st. s.w., departed
this life. ArranGements by Mont
gomeFy Bros. 719 Kennedy st. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
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earle Of S207 4sth ave, College
Park, Nd. beloved mother Of Ralph
D. Garlic; Services at Gaseh's Funeral
vile, Nd. on Saturday, June IS. at
$50 AMI thence to Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, Berwyn. Nd, where
mass will be offered for the repose
Of her soul at am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. "a
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BROWN. MORGAN s. In loving mem
DRY Of our husband and father,
away three years ago today, June
%. 1859.
The covers Of life's book are closed,
For the one we loved so we'll
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what the pages tell
LOVING WIFE, HERBERTH. AND
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PAhR I IsAsBE 1ERsr 9n SRs Z, JSP
Of Mrs, John r. Dietrich. Miss Parr
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. where service
at II am. tparkins fscilitiesI, In.
terment Congressional Cemetery
Friends may visit at the funeral
home after $3.50 pm. Saturday,
June Oh %
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f soWETNG. On H TbSrsday, SM1O II
1862 at his residence, 5S06 Brad,
ley blvd, Bethesda, Nd. BERNARL
BROOKS BOILING MacWILLIANiS
beloved husband Of Emma Campbell
MacWilliams and father Of Bernare
MacWilliams and Jack A. MacWil.
liams. Funeral from the above resi-.
dence on Monday, June 25. al
g:15 am, Requiem mass at st. Bar
tholomew's Church, 5000 River I'd,
Rock Creek cenetery. Rosary viii
be reeited at pm. Sunday. June "a.
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Is. 1851 1 M cR az I9ei dREES Spn &

GUTENsoN, OTTO, sr. On Friday,
sss orTo eSG ogT 8 ss6llrss sa R hS:,
band Of Dorothy Gutenson. father
survived By three brothers, Arthur
Joe and Arnold Gutenson: two sis.
ters. Ida Fisher and Mae Gutenson.
Friends may call at the Money q
King Eunsral Home. Ill Maple ave.
June %. at IL am at the Vienna
PRESBYTERIAN Church. tnterment
Flint Hill Cemetery. Oakton, va. "a
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Thursday. June 81. 1862, at WASH
tpgton Hospital Center. KATHRYN
p cox. lnee Muddl. wife Of the
late. Robert H. Cox and beloved
mother q Mrs: Margaret Lanahan.
Cox. ST. She also is survived BY
six grandchildren and six great
grandchildren Friends Nmay call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne. until 9:I5
mass will Be offered at 81. joseph's
Catholic Church, I'd and c SITS. ne,
g 10 am. Interment Mount Oliyet
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DIR; FREDERICK M. On
S iSe kGsPt MrR SsnssT De Ssas F TH5e
st. NV, beloved husband Of Reba
B. Mercury. father Of Mrs. Jean
a. Mcmahon, grandfather of Karen
A. Mcmahon. Friends may call at
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
BIOL Wisconsin ave. NV. until 5
Erie. Pa. Family requests that ex.
pressions Of sympathy be made in
the form of contributions to your
Isvorite charity. erie, Pa, papers
please copy.l "a
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LEWIS SEARENcE ,, RATI o. ao,G SqR'
cLARENcE PAUL LEWIS Of $40
South stafford st., Arlington. Va,
husband Of Mrs. Ruth Barr Lewis,
father Of Robert o. Lewis Of Ar
lington. Va.i George B. Of Frederieks-
Sndria' Va. Sroth ssp' Of Mrs. z Snn
Rehbein Of Miami. Fla, and Clifton
Lewis OF Long Island, N. Y. Friends
may call at the Eyerly- Wheatley
Funeral Home, 1900 West Braddock
I'd, Alexandria, Va. Funeral ar
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Note: AS Of this writing, the first
transatlantic telecast via the new
relay communications satellite is
scheduled to take place Wednesday,
about 8:45 am. The program, which
will include features from Washing
ton, D. c.. will be seen on all three
network channels.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Silver Spring
Motor Hotel
Job to Sturt

Ground will be broken Sat
urday for a s2,25O.OOO high
rise motor hotel, TO be built
in Silver Spring.
Representative Matthias, Re-
publican of Maryland, will
speak at l pm. ceremonies
marking the start OF work on
the 144-room Fire Fountain Inn
on Colesville road between Fen
ton and Spring streets.
Designed by Fon j. Mont
gomery & Associates of Silver
Spring, the hotel will feature
a 300-Seat restaurant, a busi-
ness and professional club Tor
400 members. a year-round
swimming pool and accommo-
dations for 500 guests.
The new guesthouse is the
project of International Air
Park Motor Hotels, Inc. a
corporation formed by eight
area business and professional
men, among them Joseph F.
Nebel, whose construction firm
will build the inn.
Plans call for an April, 1868,
opening.