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James R. QuigIey,
Former Navy Aide

James r. Quigley, 66, a for
mer Navy employe here for over
40 years, died this morning al
his home in Hollywood, Fla.
The cause of death was not
determined.
Mr.. Quigley was a native OF
Washington and lived in the
Brightwood area here. He moved
to Florida when he retired from
the Nays photographic Office
in Suitland five years ago.
He was a member Of Nativity
Catholic Church and the Ma
tional Guard.
Mr.. Quigley leaves his wife
Helen Ashford Quigley, and a
son, James, jr., both Of Holly
wood. Also surviving are q
brother, Martin j., of 10421
River road, Potomac, and a sis
ter, Mrs. j. Frank Cannon, Of
806 Eighth street NE.
Funeral arrangements are in
definite.
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at all major airports between
Rio and Manaus and has long
layovers en- route, accounting
for the time lag on the trip.
The missing plane had taken
on a fresh crew at Belem after
leaving Rio Wednesday after
noon.
Fog and rain hampered the
search by five planes yester-
day.
The air force dismissed as
erroneous Its own report early
In the search that the plane
had been found on a lake shore
and that all so aboard werC
safe. The airline also scotchec
an early report OF It's own thai
the plane had been found anc
that there were some sur
vlyors.
Manaus is on the Rio Negrt
River where II Joins the Soil.
NOES River TO form the Anna.
zon.
The disappearance OF tn,
liner potentially was the thirC
air disaster TO hit Brazil II
three weeks. on November q
a Brazilian Boeing TOT Je
crashed and burned on a hill
top near Lima, Peru, killing al
|97 persons aboard. The da!
before, two Brazilian planes
collided and crashed near Sac
Paulo, killing ~ persons.
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Mrs. Lillian Casey, Teacher.
Was Cited in Montgomery

She leaves her husband. of
56l5 Mclean drive, Bethesda;
a daughter, Mrs. Carol Null
laney, of Milwaukee, and three
grandchildren.
A rosary will be said at Ills
O'Clock tonight at the Pun
phrey funeral home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda, with
church services and burial in
Milwaukee.
The PTA of the Leland Jun
Tor High School, Forty-fourtf
and Elm streets, Chevy Chase
has established a Lillian Case!
Scholarship Fund for mathe
MATES teachers.
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". H. Bruce, 76,
Retired Physician
And D. G. Native

DR.. Wilmington H. Bruce, rs
a retired physician. die d
Wednesday at the Washington
Hospital Center.
DR.. Bruce, a native of Wash
ington, began practicing in
Kansas City, Mo, after he re-
ceived a degree from the How
ard University School Of Med
icine in 1911. He was director
of the surgical staff of Gen.
eral Hospital No. 2 and later
headed Wheatley Hospital in
Kansas City.
In 1888 he returned to Wash
ington and continued in prac-
tice here until his retirement
four years ago. Since then he
had been associated with the
real estate firm of Murray Le-
vine.
DR.. Bruce was on the Doaro
of directors of the Ionia Whip
per Home for Girls and was
an elder in the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian Church.
He was a member of the
Literary Hunt Club, the Ma
tional Medical Association, the
Medico- Chilurgical Association
of Washington, Boulee, the Pig
skin Club, Chi Delta Mu med
ical fraternity and Alpha Phi
Alpha.
He leaves his wife, Margue-
rite, of the home, 1909 Bu-
chanan street NV.
Services will be at IL am
Monday at the Fifteenth street
Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth
and R streets NV, with burial
in Harmony Memorial Park.
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Judson 7. Kline,
OfSuIVution Army

Judson T. Kline. 81, a men,
Der of the staff of the Saliva
ton Army's Harbor Light Alco-
holic Rehabilitation Center,
died Of cancer Wednesday at
Doctors Hospital.
Mr.. Kline served as building
superintendent, counselor and
Bible class teacher at Harbor
Light. He also served as coun-
selor at the Salvation Army's
Camp Happyland for under
privileged children at Triangle,
Va.
Born in Greensburg, Pa, he
joined the Salvation Army in
1854.
He leaves a brother, John, of
Falmouth, Me.
Services we're held this morn
ing at the Harbor Light Chapel,
909 l street NV. Burial was
at National Memorial Park,
Fairfax.
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Kristen FIugstud
Rites Are Simple

OSLO, Norway. Dec. is (AP)
-Norwegians paid their last
tribute to Kristen Flagstad yes
terday at a brief and simple
funeral service in Oslo - the
way the Wagnerian soprano
wanted 1t.
Miss Flagstad, former star OF
the Metropolitan Opera in New
York and first head of Nor
ways own young opera, died a
week ago at the age of 81 after
a long illness.
Three hymns were the only
music at the ceremony. The
Rev. Lars Johan Danbolt, in a
brief funeral grafton. said
Kristen Flagstad's life was O
fairy tale thousands Of
people here and all over the
world will feel an emptiness
now that she is gone"
/ Her body was cremated.
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Paul B. Kern, SO,
Founder and Head
OF Lumber Firm

Paul B. Kern, so, president
of a wholesale lumber company,
died yesterday at his home. 389
Congressional lane, Rockville,
Md.
Mr.. Kern, a native of Sails
bury, N. c., founded the Kern
Distributing Co., Inc, a lumber
and millwork company at 2640
Ninth street NE. IS, years ago.
He was a member Of Masonic
Columbia Commandery, st.
Paul's Lutheran Church and
the Congressional Country Club,
He leaves his wife, Josephine,
of 5l55 lockwood parkway
NV; two sons. Paul, jr., 308
Second street Sc, and Thomas,
1858 Weymouth street, Bethes-
da, and two daughters. Mrs,
Albert w. Neal, 2l24 Suitland
terrace Sc, and Gay Kern,
SIS lockwood parkway NV.
He also leaves his mother
Mrs. j. A. Kern, and a brother
Thomas. both of Salisbury
N. c.. and a sister, Mrs. r. H
Torovsky of Annapolis, Md.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Funeral Home, $3.50 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Services will bt
held at 2 pm. Monday in st
Paul's Lutheran Church. Con.
necticut avenue and Everett
street NV. Burial will be In
Parklawn Cemetery.
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M. 6. Douglas, ST.,
Former Newsmun,
U. S. EmpIoye

Malcolm G.. Douglas, sr., IS,
a former newsman here and re-
tired Government employee, died
Thursday in Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital after he suf-
fered a stroke on Monday,
Mr.. Douglas, a native of
Washington, served as real
estate editor of the Washing
ton Post and later the Times
Herald.
He then went. into Govern
ment service, where he helped
write real estate codes for the
National Recovery Administra-
ton. Later he held various
Federal and newspaper Jobs
here and in Florida until his
retirement several years ago.
Mr.. Douglas. who lived at
1908 Connecticut avenue NV.
at the time of his death, served
with the Navy in World War l.
Following the war, he worked
for several years with the
United States Shipping Board
and the merchant marine.
He began his newspaper ca
"eer on the Washington Herald,
)ut shifted to The Washing
ION Post just before World
War :.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. John
Dwight Kendall of 1914 Ca
thedral avenue NV, and a
son. Malcolm Douglas, jr., of
Hialeah, Fla.
Services and burial will be at
10 am. in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lillian Finn Casey, So,
a Montgomery County mathe-
mates teacher who had been
cited for her outstanding work,
died at Washington Hospital
Center early yesterday after a
short illness.
Mrs. Casey, a native of Bel
mont, Iowa, taught at Bethesda
Elementary School from 1854
to 1862 and was in her first
year at Leland Junior High
School in Chevy Chase. While
at Bethesda, she was instru-
mental in a special sixth-grade
experimental mathematics pro-
gram.
In 1860 she was cited as al
outstanding teacher of scienc,
and mathematics by the Join
Board on Science Education o
the Washington Academy o
Sciences and the d. c. Council
of Engineers and Architects.
She was a member of thu
Montgomery County Curricu'
lum Study Committee; Stat
budget officer of the Maryland
chapter Of Alpha Delta Kappa
an honorary educational soror.
,ity, and a member of Our Lady
of Lourdes Catholic Church ir
Bethesda.
Mrs. Casey attended the
State University of Iowa, the
University of Maryland anc
the American University. She
came to the area with hel
husband, Martin E. Casey, ar
economist with the Maryland
State Planning Commission, Il
years ago.
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Weaver REEVES Drive
For U. S. Urban Agency

The Governor cautioned, how
ever. against too much Federal
control and suggested that in
the case of Federal aid to high
ways 1t is time to take a look
and see If the Federal govern
ment has not gone too far in
exercising control"
Others who testified were
John E. Powers, president OF
the Massachusetts, Senate; Ed
ward Conner, supervisor Of
Wayne County, Mich; Clair
Donnenwirth, supervisor Of
Plumas County, Calf. anc
Mayor Neal S. Blaisdel Of Hon.
olulu.
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tration. where ha IVES instru-
mental in breaking The alu-
minum monopoly.
Two years later President
Eisenhower appointed Mr.. An.
derson Assistant Secretary OF
Commerce for Internationa,
Affairs. In 1855 he went tC
Mexico City as adviser to the
American delegation at tbs
Conference on Problems OF
War and Peace.
He retired shortly afterward
because of i'll health. In semi
retirement, he was elected
president of the American
Watch Association.
Mr.. Anderson was a member
of the Metropolitan Club and
the Harvard Club of Wash
ington.
He leaves his wife, Lorraine
at the home address, 3045 West
Lane Keys, NV; a daughter,
Mrs. Winthrop P. Carly of New
York and a son. Michael.
Services will be announced.
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BY J. A. OLEARY
Star Staff Writer

Robert C. Weaver, admins
traitor Of the Housing and Home
Financing Agency. has revived
the Administrators drive for
a new Department Of Urban
Affairs, which was killed in the
last Congress.
Testifying yesterday before a
Senate subcommittee consider
ing the Federal role in solving
the problems Of metropolitan
areas, Mr.. Weaver described
what this administration al
ready has done to coordinate
the work of various Govern
ment agencies that deal with
metropolitan areas.
He said this co-ordinative
efforts is an improvement over
past years. when each program
went its own way, but 1t is not
enough. he said.
Concern with metropolitan
areas and their development
cannot effectively be carried
out on an ad hoe basis" Mr.
Weaver testified. 1T requires
continuing concern and the fix,
ing OF responsibility. 1t is thii
need. in part, which leads thi
administration TO recommenC
and support strongly the estab
lishment of a new Federal De
partment Of Urban Affairs ant
Housing.
1.-THE President and other
who urge the new Federal Ur
ban Affairs Department vie,
II as an essential vehicle 70
assisting In the coordinate
discharge OF Federal responsi
bilities in metropolitan an
other urban areas"
Mr.. Weaver was one Of
group OF officials who took par
in q second day Of discussion
OF metropolitan area problems
Don Hummel, OF Tuscor
Ariz.. vice chairman Of the Ad
yisory Commission on Inter
governmental Relations. ais
favored such a department. q
a co-ordinating rather than a
operating agency.
Gov John Anderson. jr., O
Kansas. said there is a def
mite role for the Federal gov
eminent in meeting the prob
lens Of metropolitan areas. bu
II should concern itself witt
planning for the future.
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Samuel Anderson Dies:
Commerce Official

Samuel wagner Anderson,
"a, a former assistant Secretary
of Commerce for international
Affairs, died of a stroke yes
terday at Washington Hospital
Center.
In 1851, as deputy admins
traitor for the Defense Produc-
ton Administration, he became
known as the Aluminium
Gear" for his efforts in break
ing the production bottleneck
in critically needed aluminium
for the Korean war effort.
Born in Lacrosse, Wis, Mr..
Anderson was graduated from
williams College in 1920 and
received his masters degree in
business administration from
the Harvard University Grad
uate School of Business two
years later.
Came Here in IL
He began his career as an
investment banker IN New York
and came to Washington in
194l to serve as head of alu-
minum and magnesium pro-
duction in the Office of Pro-
duction Management. He later
Joined the War Production
Board and became its vice
president in 1915. At the end
of World War II, he returned
to New York to work for the
investment firm of Lehman
Brothers.
In 1916 Mr.. Anderson became
director of the Industry Divi-
sion of the Economic Corpora
ton Administration and three
years later Joined the World
Bank as head of the Latin
America loan department. In
the latter position he Travelled
extensively throughout South
America.
Named by Eisenhower
In 1851 he returned to metals
production procedures as dep
uty administrator for the
Defense Production Admins
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Horutio 6. Allison.
Ex-MuiI Official

Horatio c. Allison, 81, re-
tired Post Office Department
official, died Wednesday at
George Washington University
Hospital after a brief illness.
Mr.. Allison was a descendent
Of an old Maryland family that
settled in Montgomery country
around 1900.
Since his retirement from
the Post office nine years ago,
Mr.. Allison was a consultant
with Visual System Co. of
Washington.
He leaves his wife, Sara, and
a daughter. Gail, of 4417 Walsh
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
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TARALLo, 1T. COL. DANIEL J., UsA
Srstiredo. o.. On Friday: December Zee n,ss. "a;
R RElstGl pa u st Cell Tetir.d SASIE.
survived by his sister, Mrs. Adolph
Ancker Of Bristol, Pa, and his
brother. joseph j.. Tarallo OF Rock
heid att az Blacks iaSi Funeral Funeral Home.
Bristol Pa, at 1890 am. Monday,
December n. Interment Beverly
THOMAS ION S.I LILLIAN M ,oS On , Xsaps,
M. THOMAS, OF IA De Frees st.
and chiora j. Alexander. She also
Jimmy Jimmy c; Alexander and James
sEo Blown one H"' cousin Alberta Bowl Bowl
The late Mrs, Thomas may be
December 10, Services viii Be
held on Monday. December II, at
the Zion Hill Baptist Church, 1858
tS sfmsns Lincoln IL Memorial nj csnetsrs
December Il. 1862. at he Maple.
Va; CARL HEAToN TRiBBY Of
tbrss .or, Va . He surylve s,v By
Spring, Nd; Robert F. Of Hamilton.
Va. and W, Franklin OF Richmond.
Va; two sisters. Mrs. Edna. Pres
ton Of Hamilton, Va. and Mrs.
and one grandchild. Friends may cali
at the Hall Funeral Home. PURCELL
VII be conducted Monday. Been:
Sero Cemetery ss Pm RilsS Sss5m1 Va. H'
"4 bsss%s.r JOSEPH r. Ie$sa. 90 3osh MFSPd.y
Of Irene Walker and father Of Maui
T wait.r Shirley . ISsePa and Robert
relatives and host Of friends.
After. ,l2 noon Sunday, December
tSS s i JrTfs e eFs inVted 70 y sS At
held on Monday. December IL, at
~ noon, Elder Emma Young Of
ttiiS Snsl cem inssyment Arlington Ma
wEIDMAN. GLADYS ISABELLE. On
Thursday. December 10, 1862. at
the George WASHINGTON University
MAN. wife Of Clement A. Weidman,
Mrs. Mary Louise Hamilton, sister
Of John Howell OF Phoenix, Ariz;
Mrs. Grace Palmer Of 0owner
Grove, ILL.,; grandmother Of William
Hamilton and Donna Meunier
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
Wis, ave. and Harrison st, NV,
pc offered on Monday. December
u! at the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church. Both and o SITS NV, al
am. Interment Gate OF Heaven
Cemetery. Ia
WILLIS. GWYNETTE CHRISTIAN. On
Friday, December IA. 1862. az
Sibley Hospital. GWYNETTE CHRJsS
TAN WILLIS. wife Of the late
Claude E. Willis and mother OF Mrs.
Gwynette c. Richey Of Clearwater.
Fla; Claude E., r.. of Monterey
Park; Calf, and c. Norman Wills
OF College Park, Md. She also IL
survived by five grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ssffeli
Funeral Home. AVS II st. NV, until
pm. Saturday, December is, Serv-
ices and interment Clearwater. Fla.
YOUNG. JOSEPH ROBERT tBoBBY,.
On Thursday, December is. 1862
JOSEPH ROBERT YOUNG. Notice
81 funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Henry 8. Washington q Sons.
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Darn nf Thanka

THOMPSON, LEON. We would like TO
Of our relatives, friends, neighbors
and co-workers for the many cards,
flowers, telegrams and other ex-
pressions Of sympathy given to US
at the time OF the passing of our
beloved husband and father, LEON
THOMPSON.
MRS, AGNES THOMPSON AND
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Hammond Concert Set

The Christmas concert Of the
Francis c. Hammond High
School, 1876 Seminary road.
Alexandria. will be presented at
3 pm. tomorrow at the school.
There is no charge for the
concert.
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A requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Monday
in Holy Trinity Church,
1914 o street NV, for Mrs.
Clement weidman, who
died Thursday. Mrs. Weld
man Of 200 Wisconsin
avenue NV, was assist
ant chief operator in the
telephone section Of the
General Services Admin
istratiOn. Burial will be
In Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry.
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csmssT IA, 1862 S NARY 9 JANE asi DEAN AN
OF 2lis North Capitol st. Notice
OF funeral later, Arrangements By
Latneys Funeral Home. 1881 oeor-
STA ave. NV.
DICKERT. MISS EDDIE. On Friday,
pecembeI. ~, 1852, AZ Richmond,
tsr o. ne late Daniel c. and Marion
u. Mecrary. OF Bristol. Tenn. Mrs
Beulah Kent OF Washington. ID, c.,
Mrs. Ora Brawner and Mrs. Burge
Cation, both Of Suffolk, Va; comdr.
2: {. plekert. United States Coast
was retired SehooitsSeher Of
a the Everly -wheatley Funeral
Home, 1900 West Braddoek I'd,
A sis1sna ya: on Saturday. De;
on SUNDAY. Dseembsf is.' pro from snS
20 pm, Funeral services will be
! am. interment Bethel Gene
DOUGLAS. MALCOLM o.. sr. OF
sos Connecticut ave, NV on
December 49,. 1862. father Of Nal.
9lI g k p9Ssls" s a1S brother o q
bers' Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin
e. NV, until Monday. December
10 A. $3.50 am, Services and
interment AZ 10 am, Arlington Ma,
tional Cemetery.
ely, John LOUIS, on Wednesday
December ~. 1859. AZ Washingtof
aaal!arigm,, and Hospital, JOHN
LOUIS ELY q 7so silver Sprint
Of Marion y Ely. father Of oeorpl
H., Ely, son OF Mrs Katherine X
fEf. .s and b brother f..n, q Mr. MsrHIIs
Ely regts At the Warner y PUN
phfey Funeral Home, $3.50 oeorgii
ave, silver Spring Nd. Wheri
friends may visit after : pm. Phi
day tparking faeilitiesl. Grave
side service on Monday, Decembe
~ a. am. a. Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery Friends may a.
semble at Memorial Gate AZ lOibi
am, rs
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CEMETERY LOTS

GEoRgE WASHINGTON CEMETERY,
Adelphi--4 burial sites In iovsiy
memorial sroundi reas bsn. Sosg
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co
M FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. III. 3.bpoo
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
7aO0 GEORGIA AVE. NV
RA' 3.74ii WV
Blks. North OF Walter Reed Hospitst
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LEY. CATHERINE FRANCE,

Offlcers and members Of
the u, 8. 8. Jacob Jones
Post. No. 9, the American
Legion, are hereby notified
OF the death OF our com
rade. CATHERINE p
CROWLEY, and are re.
TO assemble for services
8. II. Hines Co. Funera
O0l l4th ST. NV, at
lday, December is, 1862
rWAsso On Commander.
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PALMER, CAROLINE. On Wednesday

December Il. fseS' CcAsdRaoeEffiS NHE
SMITH ssd PALMER INNER: beloved wife O
grandmother Of Clarence Bowies,
r.; Robert B. Bowles and Lois B.
Branic. Friends may call at the
Malvan q Schey. Inc, Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and R st. NV.
cember 10. Services will be held
on Monday, December II, at / pm,
at the Greater Mount Pisgah Bap-
list Church
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HUNTER. CATHERINE. On wednes-

A. CAIHEHINE. On Wednes-
Ffyi EDef SUSTERl H. !, 1893 NsS CATH
ne, beloved mother of Patsy and nd
harvey Hunter. She also Is sur
vived by nine brothers. four sisters
ano 2 host Of other relatives and
friends. After pm. Saturday, De-
gemper 10. friends may call at the
X. cameron q Sons Funeral
Home. Oil X st. NV. Funeral and
interment Kannapolis. N n ~
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DAY; DesembeT Y, iSes; IN RICE
T0N b Va; so y SI,.I KING NOR
father OF Margaret Lee Morton
and Robert King Norton. IT.; brother
Of F. Willard Norton and DR.. FREQ
L. Norton. Friends may call al
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave
at Harrison st. NV. (private park,
ing on premiSes), from ? to 4 pm
and Z to 2 pm. Saturday, Decem,
Der 10. and Sunday, December IB
Services will be held at st. An,
drew's Methodist Church, Goldsbort
AID River rds., on Monday, Decem.
Der ~, at 10 Am. Interment Ar,
lnRton National Cemetery. In lieI
Of flowers contributions may b
made to st. Andrews Memoria
Fund OF 81, Andrews Methods
Church. pittsburgh, Pa. paper
please copy.D rs
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PAULETTE, LOUIS J. On Thursda!

December 10. is6s, at tn the lnu WASH
ington Hospital Center. LOUIS j
PAULETTE Of 1920 s st. NV, be
loved husband of Eta Louis
Paulette and brother Of Mrs. Flor
ence Graded of La Crosse. Va; Mrs
Mrs. Bertha Wingfield OF Farm
vile, Va; Harvey H. Paulette AM
Mrs. Bessie Sculthorp, both Of New
port News, Va. He also is sur
vived by twenty-one nieces AM
nephews. Friends may call at tn
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
99Oi 14th st. NV. barking faciii
tiesl, Services at the above fu
neral home on Monday, Decembe
II at 1870 pm. Interment For
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PEHION, DALLAS Z. On Thursday
Veterans Hospital, DALLAS i, PEY.
TON Of lis South Henry ST.. Alex.
andria, Va, father of Roy Dalla,
and Frederick Earl Peyton: brother
Of George P. and Harry D. Peyton
Frances p. Eilicott. He also Sf \
survived by five grandchildren
Friends may call at the Demaint
Memorial Chapel, $50 South Wash
ington St.. Alexandria, Va. (park
ing faeilitiesl, where services viii
be held on Monday. December n
at ii am. Interment Alexandra
National Cemetery, with military
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day. December 10, 1882, at the
EEss.ssville, Md' JOSEPH SSHsifs rA YH6fi
HUNT Of 4421 Underwood St., uni.
versity Park. Nd. He is survived BY
Dix. N. j., and one dsuohter
Dorothy Z. Allamong Of University
Park, Md. Friends may cali At the
IAN Funeral Home, Purceiiville
va, where funeral services will be
conducted SUNDAY. December rs, at
pm. Interment Lakeview Gene
terry. Hamilton. Va Nei'e
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ANTIGNANI, ANGELO M. In mem
ory Of our beloved friend. ANGELO
M. ANTIGNANI, who passed away
one year ago. today, December Is,
We thank Thee, o Lord. for your
grant OF perpetual light that will
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December Is, 1862. ALICE LIZ EEn PERRyY;
HEALY. wife Of Lunsford Otto
Healy, mother OF Patrick r. Healy,
She also is survived by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ?. Perry:
Two Two sisters and two brothers. Friends
neral Home. III Maple ave. west.
Vienna, Va. where recitation of
the rosary service will be held on
sunday. December IS, at 8 nm.
services Monday. December II, at
an at Our Lady, Of Good
va. lnterment Arlington National
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ssmber -. iesa, "a at hhis MS TesIdieb nee
Ss9 Songressional lane. Rockville
Nd. PAUL B KERN, beloved nus.
pand OF Josephine H, and father Of
cav cav K 3; Kern snd u; Thomas G; Kern,
He also is survived By his mother
MIS-. ]. A Kern; his brother. Mn
Inomas Kern, both OF Salisbury
c.. and a sister, Mrs. n. III
Iorovsky OF Annapolis. Md. Friends
may NAY eau AZ oawlers Chapel Wis
lparking on premisesD, Service,
VIII be held at st. Paul's Lutheran
church. Connecticut ave. and Fvereti
81. NV, on Monday, December III
pm. Interment Parklawn