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Alexander Campbell, IS,
Retired Mason, Contractor

Alexander Campbell, 85. re-
tired journeyman stone mason
and contractor, died Sunday IN
Arlington Community Hospital,
Born on the Isle of Lewis Ill
the Highlands of Scotland. Mr..
Campbell came to this country
in 1905. One of his first prof.
ects was helping to build the
riding hall at West Point.
Later, he did stone work at the
Naval Academy.
He came to the Washington
area in 1912 and, with his
brother, the late Norman
Campbell, entered the stone
contracting business.
Their early undertakings in
cluded stone masonry on most
of the government buildings
along Constitution avenue.
According to his family, Mr..
Campbells greatest pride was
the work he and other Scot
tish stone masons did in erect
ing the United States Supreme
Court building.
He was a member of the
Scottish Clan MacLennan. Scot
tish Caledonia Club and Joseph
H. MilanS Masonic Lodge. He
also belonged for 80 years to
the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church.
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Big Bill Johnson,
Former Gambler

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 CAP).-
William R. (Big BilD johnson,
once reputed to be the over
lord of Chicago gambling, is
dead at 81.
Johnson, who served 80
months in prison after being
convicted of evading nearly 81
million in Federal income taxes
died Friday in Edgewater Hos
pital. His death was disclosed
yesterday.
Known as an expert dice
shooter, johnson once worked
as a truck driver. Later he re-
portedly controlled a string OF
gambling houses in and around
Chicago.
Johnson was paroled from
prison in 1948. Four years
later President Harry Truman
granted him a complete pardon
restoring his citizenship.
Since his parole. johnson
had lived on his farm neal
Glen Ellyn, a Chicago suburb
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Thomas AIonqi,
Retired Mechanic

Thomas Alongi, 66, retired
Potomac Electric Power Co.
mechanic. died Saturday at
Washington Sanitarium after a
short illness.
Born in Sicily, Mr.. Alongi
came to this country in 1913
and served overseas during
World War 1 with the Army's
30th Infantry Division. -"
After the war, ne attended
Bliss Electrical School and
joined PEPCO in 1924. He re-
tired last year after 81 years of
service, during which he passed
through the maintenance me-
chanic ranks to become a Class
A mechanic.
He was a member of PEPCO's
25-year club and belonged also
to the St. John de La Sale
Catholic Church, the Chillum
Citizens Association, and to the
Sons of Italy.
He leaves his wife, Concetta,
of the family address, 1105 Ray
Dale road, HyattSville; three
children, Mrs. John G., Barbour
of the family address, Anthony
Alongi, 74l5 Taylor street, Hy-
attsville. and Joseph T. Alongi,
1910 Elton road, Adelphi, Md.
and l3 grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be at
1915 am. Wednesday at st.
John de La Sale Catholic
Church, Chillum and Sargent
roads, Hyattsville. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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o'BRIEN, WILLIAM V. On Saturday

VIVIAN W. NJ. NOLAN. W. N.
ETHEL D. MORRIS Secy.
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BELL, ALEXANDER. Members

-AMPBELL. ALEXANDER. Members
F-----------n Of Stone and Marble
H~ Masons Local, No. >, D.
firI oil c., are hereby notified
hin of the death of Brother
IUDV ALEXANDER C A NJ =
10 IwAM BELL. Friends may call
at Gawler'S Chapel, 1896
Pa. ave. NV, where Serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
August 20, 1862. at IN Inter
-. q
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Mrs. Hurgrove, 81,
Former Mother
At CIV Fraternity

Rose B. Hargrave, 81, who
was houSemother for George
Washington University's Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity for
ten years during the late l92Os
and early l930s. died yesterday
in Milledgeville. Ca, hospital.
Her husband, William, died
in 1906. In 1886 Mrs. Hargrave
went to live with a son, Julius,
on Lookout Mountain near
Chattanooga, Tenn. Julius died
several years ago. Mrs. Har-
grave had been in the Milledge-
vile hospital for the past nine
months.
She leaves a son, William
H.. Of 735 Sligo avenue, Silver
Spring; five grandchildren, and
one great grandchild.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Survivors include his widow,
Edna Bohn Snow. at the home,
1920 Thirty-ninth street NV;
five brothers, Chester, of Ogden,
Utah; Lawrence, of Copper
town, Utah; Sterling J4 of
Cedar Ridge, Calf; Karl, of
San Francisco, and Conrad, of
Hobart, Tasmania; a sister,
Mrs. r. K. Wilkinson, of Wal
nut Creek, Calf; two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Orval Hopkins, of
Washington. and Mrs. Herbert
of Fredericksburg, Va,
and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at Ft. Myer
Chapel with burial in Arlington
National Cemetery.
The family asks that express
Sions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Salvation Army.
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named an island off the north
east shore of Victoria Island for
Mr.. StefanSson.
Mr.. StefanSson's greater con-
tribution was considered to be
to science, not exploration. On
his 80th birthday an editorial
writer wrote: "Stefansson was
a different kind of explorer q.
His interest in these theology
and anthropology) and related
subjects distinguished his work
from that of men who merely
sought to Sledge farther north
or farther south than anyone
else. AS result he is perhaps
better known today for what
he has written about the Arctic
than for what he did there"
Mr.. StefanSSon once ex-
planned these feelings, saying:
When I am asked if have
ever gone to the North Pole, I
say no. I am a scientist, not a
tourist"
In 1922 he predicted that air
traffic between America and
the Euro-Asian land mass would
lead over the North Pole. In
1854 regularly scheduled trans
polar air service was inaugu-
rated.
He foresaw the day that sub
marines would travel under the
Arctic ice pack. In September,
1918, he discussed the poSsibil-
ity with one of his men, the
late Sir Hubert wilkins, while
camped on an ice floe during a
sledge journey. Mr.. Stefans-
son said the submarine would
be a reliable and valuable re-
search base because it would
surface in open lagoons through
the polar pack.
Mr.. StefanSSon once wrote:
After years Of friendly deal
ing with the ice. seeking my
food upon its surface or at its
margin, walking on it by day
and camping upon it comfort
ably at night, I am as much at
ease on its floating cakes as
the Swiss are among the Alps
that Mortified Hannibal'S gen.
erals"
In 1941 the 61-year -old BACH
elor married Evelyn Schwartz
Baird, his research assistant.
Mrs. Stefansson now is libra
rian of the Stefannson collec-
ton. There are no children.
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Jacob Neff, 103,
OF Hurrisonburo

HARRISONBURG, Va, Aug.
27 (AP) AP).-Rockingham Coun-
tvs oldest citizen, 103-year-old
Jacob A. Neff, is dead.
Mr.. Neff, a carpenter and
cabinet maker, died yesterday
at the home he had main
tained on the northern edge of
Harrisonburg the past Sc years.
The home is filled with many
pieces of furniture reflecting
his craftsmanship.
He was 103 on March 4. His
death came just slightly over a
month after that of Joseph o.
Higgs, 101, of Lacy Spring. Mr..
Hisgs died July 25.
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John J.Grudy, 80,
Pioneer AViutor

John ]. Grady, 80, a former
Army colonel, died Saturday at
St. Lukes Hospital in Pitts
field, Mass. of an apparent
heart attack.
Col. Grady had lived at 5000
Connecticut avenue NV. for
the last 20 years. He was vaca-
tioning in Pittsfield when he
suffered the heart attack.
Friends here said he was among
this country's pioneer aviatorS.
He leaves a sister, Sister
Mary, mother superior at st.
LukeS Hospital in Pittsfield, in
addition to several nephews in
the New York area.
The funeral will be at 8 am.
tomorrow at Kings Ferry, N. Y.
Burial will be in Kings Ferry.
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LATT: BETTY: On sunday; Auggst 2e:

1862. in. Columbus, Ga, BETTY
LATT. beloved mother of Mrs. Will
liam Deadwyler of Alexandria, va.
and Mrs. John F. McGraw, jr., of
Columbus, Ga. She also is survived
by three brothers, Abraham, Max
and Murray Bogen. Notice of funeral
later. (DanzanSky Funeral Service
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p,taI AMOS DORSEY. the beloved
husband OF the late Emma Dorsey.
lie leaves five children. nine grand
children. TWO nIeceS. TWO nephewS
ana a host Of other relatives and
friends. Call at Malvan & Schey
Funeral Tome. Tuesday, August Is,
after ! pm. Funeral at St. Paul'S
Church. Ala Tennessee ave. ne, on
Wednesday August %. at I pm
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Col. Gordon Snow, Former
SeIective Service Official

Col. Gordon Snow. USA (re-
tired), died early yesterday at
the Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. He was 72.
A native of Ogden, Utah, Col.
Snow had been associated with
the National Selective Service
System since World War /,
during which he served as the
systems director for the State
of Utah.
In 1910, he was called to ac-
tive duty with Selective Serv-
ice National Headquarters in
Washington where he served
until the time of his Army
retirement in 1854.
During part of this time, he
served as chairman Of the
Presidential Appeals Board
under Presidents Roosevelt and
Truman and Maj. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, director of selective
service.
Col. Snow continued to serve
the Selective service in a civilian
capacity after 1854. He was in
strumental in originating and
placing in operation the serv-
ices correspondence courses for
reserve officers of all branches
being trained in the field of
wartime manpower operations.
He received the Selective
Service Civilian Certificate of
Merit for this work. Earlier, he
received the Army Legion of
Merit award.
Col. Snow began his profess
sional life as a reporter on the
Salt Lake Tribune in Salt Lake
City, where he and his family
lived for many years before
coming to Washington.
Later, he conducted his own
municipal bond business in Salt
Lake City.
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Joseph J. O'NeiII

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug.
81 (AP) Joseph j. O'Neill, Sc.
last of three brothers who
toured the vaudeville circuits
as minStrelS under the name
ElkinS. Fay and Elkins early in
the century. died yesterday.
The ONeills. the sons of a
Bridgeport newspaperman,
began their vaudeville career
in 1911.
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HAWKINS, REVEREND ZEBEDEE NJ.
In loving memory of my husband,
REVEREND ZEBEDEE NJ. HAWKINS,
who passed away one year ago to-
day, August 81, 1851.
You are not forgotten, loved one.
Nor will you ever be.
AS long as life and memory last,
will remember thee.
LOVING WIFE, MRS. ALICE A.
HAWKINS.
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Archbishop MutuIionis

VATICAN CITY, Aug. q
(AP).-The Vatican reported
Sunday it had learned of the
death on Aug. 20 of Archbishop
Teofilo Matulionis of Kaisia-
dorys, Lithuania, former priest
of the Church of the Sacred
Heart at Leningrad. who spent
years in Soviet jails and Artic
prison colonies. He was SO.
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OBENCHAIN. MISS MABEL C. The
= members of Bethany
WI Chapter. No. "a, o. E. s.,
NN are hereby notified of the
A&E& death of Sister MABEL C.
OBENCHAIN. on August
" %, 1862, a. Winterhaven,
Fla Funeral services,
LoganSport, Ind, Wednesday, August
UTVTAN w NJ NOLAN w NJ
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ViIhioImur Stefonsson
Arctic Explorer, Dies

| HANOVER, N. H. Aug. 81
CAP) .-Vilhjalmur Stefansson,
one of the last sled dog ex-
plorers and also one of the
worlds foremost Arctic scien-
fists and historians. died yes
terday at the age of 80.
The explorer, born In Mani
toba of Icelandic parents. pre-
dicted years ahead of the fact
that the North Pole would be-
come a crossroads for air travel
between America and Europe.
He also foresaw that subma-
rines would travel under the
Arctic ice pack.
Mr.. StefanSSon, who once
thought of making poetry a
career, spent 10 winters and 13
summers in the Far North in
the Is years prior to his re-
tirement in 1919 from active
exploration. Since 1947 he had
been Arctic consultant at Dart
mouth College and curator of
the StefanSSon Collection of
Polar Literature.
Dartmouth boasts that the
collection - $4,000 bound VOL
umes and $4,000 manuscripts
is the Western Worlds largest
library about the Polar regions.
Mr.. StefansSon suffered a
stroke a week ago at a dinner
for an old friend visiting Dart
mouth, Eske Brum, chief of
Denmark'S Ministry for Green
land. He died early yesterday
at Mary Hitchcock Hospital.
| Only a week before his stroke.
Mr.. StefanSson completed the
first draft of his autobiography.
He wrote some "a books and
more than 400 articles about
the Far North. His work COW
cred anthropology, geopolitics,
economics. language. medicine,
ethnography and religion.
The Stefansson collection
began with 800 books given to
him by the American Geo.
graphical Society of New York.
In 1853 Dartmouth purchased
the collection from the ex-
plorer.
( Mr.. StefanSSon's first major
Arctic expedition took him to
the Mackenzie River delta in
Canada. When the expeditions
ship became icebound and could
not meet him, the explorer
spent a winter with the Mac
kenzie ESkimos. He adopted
their clothes, food and work
habits and studied their Ian
guage.
Educated in U. S.
Shortly after Mr.. Stefans-
sons birth at Arnes. Manitoba,
his family moved to the Dakota
territory. Mr.. Stefansson first
attended the University Of
North Dakota, then transferred
to the University of Iowa, where
he graduated in 1903. From
1908 to 1906 he studied COM
parative religions and anthro-
pology at Harvard but took time
| for two expeditions to Iceland.
/ Between 1918 and 1918 Mr..
Stefansson commanded a Ca
madam expedition that spent
five years north Of the Arctic
Circle. On this journey he dis
covered five islands claimed for
Canada. Later the Canadian
Board Of Geographical Names
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Mr.. Campbell leaves his
daughter, Mrs. Alena Duncan.
with whom he lived at 4811
North Twenty-fourth road Ar
lington.
Services will be at II pm.
Wednesday in Gawler'S Flu
neral Home, 1853 Pennsylvania
avenue NV Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Frank Reid, ir., 81,
Conoress Nominee

Springfield, H., Aug. 81 (AP) =.
Frank Reid. jr., Republican
nominee for the 18th Illinois
District Congress seat of re-
tiring Representative Noah Ma
son, died Saturday night.
Mr.. Reid, So. an Aurora at
torney, was seized with a heart
attack in Springfield, the State
Capital, Friday while attending
the State G. o. P. convention.
Republican leaders said no
move will be made to name a
successor candidate until after
Mr.. Reid's funeral, scheduled
tomorrow afternoon in Aurora.
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Thomas BIuqden

LA JOLLA, Calf, Aug. q
(AP).-Thomas Blagden, 30,
former vice president in charge
of exports for the White Motors
Corp, died Friday. lie was born
in Washington, D. c.
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whose wife. Mildred, died In
1910, lived with another son:
Robert, also a builder, at 2809
South Eighth street, Arlington.
Services will be at 10 am.
Wednesday at Ives Funeral
Home in Arlington. Burial
will be in Columbia Gardens.
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THE FAMILY
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Obituaries
Garh nf Chunks

HOLMES, ALICE P. The family Of the
late ALICE P HOLMES wishes 10
express their gTatituGe for sympathy
many thanks to relatives. friends.
Walker Memorial Baptist Church.
the Greater First Baptist Church
nelEhborS and organizations io-
their kindness.
THE FAMILY
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOriun

J, William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th ST. and Mass Ave. Ii. 3-52O0
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BROWN, DAVID A, On Thursda

gust u, lNbG, DAVID A. BRUW n
OF 93S Rhode Island ave NV,
mond and brother Of Mrs. Julia
E. Embrey, Mrs Estelle B. Douglas
and Franklin H Brown. He also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr. Brown may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne, after 3 pm.
Monday. Funeral Tuesday, August
2S, at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Midland, Va, at IL am. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. -
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PILLA, JOAN KAHLE. On Saturday,

August IS, 1862, at the Washington
Hospital Center. JOAN KAHLE
P1LLA Of 5746 COLORADO ave; NV
Pilla, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite
Kahle and sister of Mrs. R. C.
Gray. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 474S Wis
ave. NV, on Tuesday, August %,
at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at the
Church of the Nativity, 18th and
Peabody SITS. NV, at 10 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Friends may call at the funeral home
on Sunday, after pm 81
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN, 3 sites. valuation.
$3.50 Call 3ul-ST. 2-1559
FORT LINCOLN-Garden Of Medita-
ttcn, crypt, with burial rights valued
at 81 500, sell S175. 654-S574
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BURKE, RAYMOND DAVID, Jr. {

Saturday, august p; ,I8S5 I9S2; at Fay5 FSiT5
BURKE, Jr.. of sos Cornell d..
Fairfax, Va; husband Of Martha
o. Burke, father Of David, jr.;
Steven and Anne Burke. He also is
survived by his father, mother and
three sisters. Friends may call at
blvd, Arlington, Va, until II am.
on Wednesday, August -; thence
to Fort Myer Chapel where funeral
services will be held at pm
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry Is
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GARNER, AUGUSTUS LUKE. on Fri

day, August ~, 1862. AUGUSTUS
LUKE GARNER of llO3 S, ST. NV,
beloved husband of Mrs. Lena
Garner, uncle of Bernard Garner
and Mrs Velisha Garner. Also sur
viving are other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Tuesday, Au-
gust IS. friends are invited to call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9TH st NV, where the rosary will
be recited at I;Ju pm. Req4lem
mass will be celebrated at SITS. Paul
and Augustine Catholic Church, 18th
and v SITS. NV, at 9:3O am. on
Wednesday August 20. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IS
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DEATHS
Announcements OF
Services By Chambers

Lynch,
Frederick c. W. W. Chambers Co.
COnboy, 1t. Col.
Michael p, USA W. W. Chambers Co.
Andrew H., Jr. W. W. Chambers Co.
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O'BRIEN' WILLIAM V. on saturday,
OBRIEN of 1915 35th pl. NV, be-
loved husband of Mary A. O'Brien,
father of George Leo OBrien and
brother of Leo O'Brien of New York;
he also is survived by five grand
dren. Friends may call at the De
Vol Funeral Home, 1924 Wisconsin
ave NV. Requiem mass at Holy
Trinity Church, 3ith and o SITS. NV,
on Wednesday, August %. at 9:30
am. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery.
IS
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COOPER, SADIE Departed this If,

suddenly, on Sunday, August 10,
1862. SADIE COOPER Of 1913 King
man place NV, sister of John,
Uuis, Charles. Elsie. Elizabeth.
Helen and Beatrice Braxton She
also. is survived by an aunt. Mrs.
Emily Davis; nepheWS. a host of
other relatives and friends Family
may be contacted at l4H r st.
r e. Apt !, phone 3ST-045 -. Notice
Of funeral later Arrangements by
the Smith Funeral Home, 2lI6 ! Sth
ST. NV.
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SAVIOUR. 1T. COL. RICHMOND. Jr.

gsA LTetIredI: On satur9ay; BIy,yAt8SI AugHTt
SAVIOUR. Jr., USA ,retired), of III
husband Of Dorothy G. SAVIOUR,
father Of DR.. Cutting B. SAVIOUR of
Sumner. Md, AMI Mrs. Margaret c.
Weber Of Rockville, Mo. Friends may
call at tire Tyson Wheeler Funeral
Home 1881 Fast Montgomery ave.
Rockville pike, Rockville Md
where services will be held on
Wednesday, August % at 40 pm.
Interment Arlington National GENE
terry. rs
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Arlington NdIIOHdI OtHtItT5.
BONN. RUSSELL R. on Sunday. A

BOHN, RlSSELL X, On ouuudy, ~
Hospital Center, RUSSELL R. BONN
of lO3 Grant ave, Takoma PARK,
Md. beloved husband OF Lima C.
Bohn and father of Russell Bohn
and Shirley B. Harrell, grandfather
OF Suzanne Harrell Notice Of serv-
ices later. ARRANGEMENTS by Ia
koma Funeral Home.
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BRANKO G. On Sat
Urday AuguSt -. Ig61 BRANKO
G ADJEMOVITCH. former Minister
PlCUIpOtenJlary Envoy Extraordinary
OF H M the KInE OF YusOSiayla.
There will be brief services a
GdVler'S Chapel. 1856 Pa ave NV.
on Monday. August -. al III
Services will be held al S. John
the Baptist Russian Orthodox
Church l1th and Shepherd SIS ".
on Tuesday August >. al l,-Su
pm. Integment RoCs Greek Gene
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WILLIAM BEL CHER. W. NJ.
PETER PHILLIPS. Secretary
HARGRAvE. ROSE r At State =

ROSE B. At State Hos
pital Milledgeville, Ga, on August
%. 1862, ROSE B. HARGRAVE.
aged 81 She is survived by one
son, William H Hargrave of Silver
Spring, Md. two daughters-in-law,
Mrs. Barbara P Hargrave of Silver
Spring, Md, and Mrs. julius Winn
Hargrave: three granddaughters
Mrs. Barbara H Burgess of Bethesda
Md: Jane and Judith Hargrave: one
grandson. William D. Hargrave of
Lookout Mountain, Tenn, and one
t-granddaughter Barbara S
Burgess of Silver Spring. Md, Inter-
nent Cemetery of Spring Grove, Gin
CInnafl Ohm 90
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EICkMANN. CAPT. CHARLES LOUIS.

lUSMC Ket.l. on FTlday. AUGUST =,
EICKMANN Of 4305 Tuckermsn st.
University Park, Md, beloved hus-
band Of Rachel l. Eickmann and
brother OF Mrs. Mildred Sullivan.
Friends may call at Gasch's Funeral
Home, 413g Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. Md. after pm. Sunday,
wnere services will be held on Tues
day. August 2S, at S45 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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CnNRnY- mn CnL MICHAEL ri. lisa

OF gO6 South Washington ST., Alex
sndria. Va, on August p, 1862,
brother Of Charles P. Conboy Re-
mains at Chambers Georgetown
Funeral Home. 3Oi2 NJ st NV. until
$50 am Tuesday, August rs
Mass in Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer Va al Q m. Interment Ar
lngtOn National Cemetery.
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BIAIR ALEXANDER MCLEAN. {

Friday, August n, INb-, al ms
residence, 1904 North Evergreen st,
Arlington, Va. beloved husband OF
Marie Sullivan Blair, father OF
Mrs. Marie B. DAILY OF Sprlngiield;
Va and Mrs. Henry Bartelloni of
Fairfax. Va; brother of Montgomery
Blair Of Rocky Mount, N. c., and
Mrs. Harris NJ Findlay OF Rich
mond, Va. He also is survived by
seven grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S4 :
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. on
Monday. August p, from 10 am,
until 10 pm, where funeral Serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, Au-
gust IS, at 1870 pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. -
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FORsYTHE. ANA NJ. on sunday. Au

guSt p. 1862, al GEORGE Washlng-
ton University Hospital, ANNA NJ.
FORSYTHE, beloved wife of the
late Leo James Forsythe and sister
OF Margaret Murphy. Friends may
2122 Wis. ave. NV. Requiem mass
will be offered at Holy Trinity
Church, 36th and o SITS. NV, on
Wednesday. August -, at 1880 m.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. rs
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ARNER, AUGUSTUS L. The comr

IL, OF James E. Walker Post,
k2NEN No. 20, American Legion,
@S1yA< will conduct Lesion services
StIRE for our late comrade, AU-
ME-, GUSTUS L. GARNER, on
NsN Tuesday, August 2S, at
~ 1:3O pm, at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
TRACY DUNN, Comdr.
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DOUGLAS. WALTER JAMES, sr. On

Thursday. August -. 1862. WALTER
JAMES DOUGLAS, Sr., OF 1877 Ala
bama ave Sc. devoted husband of
Clara T. Douglas, father OF Walter
James DOuElaS, il, and brother OF
Ruth D. Brown. Also surviving are
other relatives and friends. After )
p m. Monday, August -, friends may
prayers Will be offered at pm.
Requiem mass will be said on Tues
day, AuGuSt IS, al 10 am, from
Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Inter
ment Nj Olivet Cemetery. Arrange
meutS by Rollins -
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PALMER. LEE P. Suddenly. on Sunday,

August Is, 1862, at his residence,
4l2 H st. ne, LEE P. PALMER, de-
voted husband of Mrs. Janice Palmer.
Remains resting at the Palmer
Funeral Home, 4l2 H ST. ne. Notice
of funeral later
Evening star., 1962-08-27

IAMPBELL, ALEAANUEh. On ounudy'
August 20; 1867; at Arhngton Hos
band of the late Johnina Stewart
Campbell and father OF Mrs. Aiena
Campbell Duncan of Arlington, Va.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
1856 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
ing oppoSltel, where services Will
be held on Wednesday, August 20,
at II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IS
Evening star., 1962-08-27
GEORGE JOHNS. Adjt.
CRFFN HATTIE I on Friday. Ar

GREEN, HATTIE L. on Friday, Au-
gust -, 1862. at District General
Hospital, HATTIE l.. GREEN Of 1929
Gay ST. ne. She is survived by a low
ing husband, James A. Green; one
daughter, Miss Constance Green;
her mother, Mrs. Rachel Taylor. one
brother George Taylor; one sister,
Mrs Bessie walker, many nieceS and
nephews. other relatives and many
friends. From to 10 pm. Wednes-
day. August 20. friends may call at
the Henry s. WASHINGTON e. Sons
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne,
where funeral services will be held
at | pm Thursday, August 30. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. -