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Comdr. Argento,
Naval Aviator,
Sank Submarine

Comdr. Michael c. Argento
United States Navy, retired
died Thursday of a heart at
tack at Bethesda Naval Hos
Ipital. He was A.
Comdr. Argento, a naval
aviator born in Rochester, N. Y.
was commissioned in 1912 after
pre-flight training at Jackson
vile. Fla. He was credited with
the sinking of an enemy SUBJ
marine in the Atlantic in 1943
His last assignment was in
1860. as head of the office OF
field contracts in the Bureau oi
Naval Weapons. He left active
duty last month due to a pre-
vious heart attack.
Comdr. Argento leaves his
wife, the former Wilma Sigler
OF Jacksonville, Fla, and two
children, Sandra Louise, 19
and Michael George, Is, all OF
the family address, 1706 Frey
court, Falls Church.
Services were yesterday at
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial was
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Alexander,
Of Old Family

Caroline Bagaley Alexander,
30, a fourth-generation Wash
lngtonian and member of the
National Society of Colonial
Danes, died Sunday at Circle
Terrace Hospital.
The widow of James E., Mrs.
Alexander had lived for the
past II years with a daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gore, who
survives her at 1904 Ripon
street, Alexandria.
Mrs. Alexander also leaves
another daughter, Mrs. Caro-
line A. Skinner of 209 Wilke
street, Alexandria; a son,
J. Fendall Alexander of Or
lando. Fla; five grandchildren
and IL great-grandchildren.
Services were held today at
the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church, of which, Mrs. Alex
ander was a member. Burial
was in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Fred B. DriscoII,
AlIegunyDe DeIegute

BALTIMORE, July 10 (AP).
- Delegate Fred B. Driscoll.
Republican of Allegany, was
pronounced dead of an ap-
parent heart attack yesterday
at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He
was sc.
Maryland State Police said
Mr.. Driscoll collapsed at the
wheel of his automobile as he
was backing from a motel
parking lot on U. S. 40 near
Rosedale, Baltimore County.
Police said a passenger in the
car. Victor E. Barone, managed
to stop the vehicle and sum-
mon aid.
Both men were International
organizers for the Journeymen
BARRIERS, HairdresSerS, Cosmo-
tologists and Proprietors Inter-
national Union of America,
AFL-CIO.
A Republican member Of the
House of Delegates for the past
IL years, Mr.. DriScoll completed
a successful campaign for re-
nomination in May. He served
as chairman of the Allegany
County delegation for the past
three years.
A barber by trade, Mr.. Dris-
coll had operated a shop in
Cumberland since 1916.
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LethoI Shampoo
Kills Two Girls

FOGGIA, Italy, July 10 (AP)
Two little girls died yester-
day after their mother sham
pooed their hair with insecti-
eide.
Police said Antonietta Resina,
%. told them: Whats good to
clean the fields should be good
to clean my daughters, dirty
from playing in the mud"
The two girls, Angela, 3, and
Maddalena, 6, died after devel-
oping headaches and black
spots on their bodies.
A third daughter was rushed
to a hospital with the same
symptoms but doctors declared
her out of danger.
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Venezuelan Dies
In Bomb Misfire

CARACAS, Venezuela, July
10 (AP) "A terrorist was killed
by his own bomb when he and
another man tried to blow up
two United States Army planes
Sunday at Carlota Military Air
port in eastern Venezuela. the
government reported yesterday.
A spokesman said the bomb
went off as the terrorist ap-
preached the plane, a part of
the United States military mis-
sion. Another saboteur escaped
guards who found a time bomb
aboard the second United
States plane at the base near
the Orinoco River town of
Puerto Ordaz.
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John Luber, So, Dies;
Ex-MoryIond Speaker

John c. Luber, So, the only
man ever elected eight success
sive years as speaker Of the
Maryland House of Delegates,
died yesterday in Bon SecourS
Hospital in Baltimore. He had
been i'll for some time.
A Democrat and Baltimore
native, Mr.. Luber was defeated
in the 1858 primary election
after having served 20 years in
the House. His unbroken span
as Speaker was between 1851
and 1858.
In 1859. Mr.. Luber was back
at Annapolis, this time as a
lobbyist for the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. Luber attended st.
Jerome's parochial school in
odAIA44lOlC anu WCllG W WOI
with the BIO when he was Is.
He began his Democratic politi-
cal activities at the same time.
He retired last year as a special
representative in the BIOS law
department.
His unprecedented eight years
as Speaker coincided with the
two-term tenure of Theodore R.
McKeldin, a Republican, as
Governor. Although the two
men represented opposing par
ties, Mr.. Luber was no OBJ
Structionist and they worked
we'll together.
Maryland Gov. Tawes said in
a statement issued shortly after
Mr.. Luber'S death that the
veteran legislator, Served with
great dedication as Speaker.
He represented well his con-
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Arthur Williams,
Ex-GPO Worker

Arthur S. Williams. director
of the pressroom apprentice
school at the Government
Printing Office for is years
until his retirement in 1850,
died July / at White Salmon,
Washington.
A Los Angeles resident since
his retirement. Mr.. Williams
maintained a summer home at
White Salmon, on the Columbia
River between Washington and
Oregon.
He leaves his wife, Pearl, and
a son, Eugene, in Los Angeles.
Services were held in White
Salmon.
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In Mrntnriant
MORRIS, ANNA M, Sacred tn III

MORRIS, ANNA M. Sacred to the mem
ory of our devoted mother, ANNA M
MORRIS, who left US ten years ago
today. July 10. 1852.
In memory's lovely garden,
Where remembered Joy blooms fair.
Your memory. dearest mother,
Is the brightest blossom there.
Only the memory's left. dear mother,
OF the happiness we knew.
But the love that kindled memory S
Will feed it my whole life through.
OLEV1A NJ. AMIS AND JACQUE-
LINE ADAMS.
TAYLOR, MARY A. In loving mem.
ory Of our dear mother. MARY A.
TAYLOR. who passed away four
years ago today. July 10, 1858.
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her absence our silent grief;
She is sleeping on Gods beautiful
garden
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, AND
SON-IN-LAW. ANNA E. AND
OSCAR E. CARTER.
TIGNOR. CLARENCE W. In loving
memory of CLARENCE W. TIGNOR,
who departed this life twenty -four
years ago today, July 10. 1888.
THE FAMILY.
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StituantS of the 5th district
as well as the State as a whole" :"
Mr.. Luber leaves his wife,
Mrs. Helen Agnes Luber, two
sons. John G. and James F.
Luber, a daughter, Mrs. Helen
Ann Reynolds, a brother. Frank,
and a sister, Sister Mary Adel-
ma, a member of the Notre
Dame order.
Services Thursday will in
clude a Requiem Mass at $50
am. at st. Bernardine's Cath
olic Church, Edmondson avenue
and Mount Holly street, Balti-
more. Burial will be in New
Cathedral Cemetery, that city.
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ment of Business Administra-
ton of the District Schools.
In February, 1859, Miss Rob-
inson was named school finance
officer, the top position in the
finance section of the school
system.
Miss Robinson served as an
officer in the Secretarial AS
ISOLATION and the D. C. Teach
erS Federal Credit Union. She
was an active member of st.
Marks Church.
She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Robinson of the home
address; and two sisters, Mrs.
Phyllis INLAND of New York,
and Mrs. Armando di Giro
lamo of 7101 Edgemoor lane,
Alexandria.
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Grace E. Robinson, Headed
DC. Schools Finance Office

Memorial services were held
yesterday in st. Marks Episco-
pal Church for Miss Grace E.
Robinson, so, top finance Off
cial in the District Public
School System, who drowned
July 3 while vacationing in St.
Augustine, Fla. Burial was in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
A native Of Wales, Miss Rob-
inson came to the United States
as a child and resided in the
area most of her life. She lived
at 1915 Baltimore avenue, TAX
oma Park.
Miss Robinson began her ca
reer with the school system in
1881 in the statistical office.
She also served in the payroll
and leave section of the Depart
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Darn nf Thanka

BANKS, LIE GAUNT. Our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the kind ex-
preston of sympathy in the form
of calls, cards. flowers. telegrams
and other kindnesses from friends,
neig1bors, organizations. associa-
tions, schools, churches and rela-
tives during our recent bereavement.
THERESA D. BANKS AND FAMILY.
STEWART, LOvANCE L. 1 wish to ex-
press my sincere thanks and ap-
preciatiorh for the kind expressions
Of sympathy, calls. cards, telegrams,
flowers, use Of cars and other kind
neSses from friends, organizations,
neighbors and relatives during my
recent bereavement.
WIFE, DOROTHEA s. STEWART.
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Gabrielle Besunzoni

ROME, July 10 (AP).-Ga-
briella BeSanzoni, 70, a mezzo-
soprano noted for her Carmen
role who sang with Enrico Ca
ruso, died in her home here
Sunday, of a lung ailment.
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With Regard TO O
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord Of fhonks
in The Stor meets q need
which con herdIy be solved in
eny other way. Not only is
II q gracious expression Of
gratitude TO those who have
sent florol tributes but oho
eOvrs0vsIy acknowledge the
services ond kindnesses Of
the mony TO whom O personal
note Of thanks cannot we'll be
mailed OF whose nomes ond
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of Thanks
meY be oronssd by telephone
TO The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and SvndoyStor
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrernatOriunr

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $4,000
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BIRCH, MABEI, v On sunday ],

s. is62, MABEL Y Birch tnee
Davidson beloved wife of the late
Platt H. Birchan d mother Of Merritt
A. Birch, Mrs. Mildred B. Dagen-
hart and Mrs. Mabel B. O'Branovich
There are six grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. Friends may call
at the Takoma Funeral Home 254
Carroll st. NV. (parking oppositel ,
after pm. Monday. where services
will be held on THURSDAY July I2 at
12 noon. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. II
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BECkLEY, c. PERRY. special COM
q munication Of Naval Lodge,
IN No. 4. F. A. A. NJ, is
IN hereby called at 1890 a. m.
M NO Wednesday. July IL. 1862,
~OLX Tor the purpose Of con-
wv Quoting Masonic burial
services for our late broth
er' c. PERRY BECKLEY.
JAMES L. FORD. W. M
ROLAND M. BROWN. Secy 10
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BRIGHT, BESSIE. On Saturday. Jul,

:. 1862. at her residence. 1910
Goth ave, Fairmount Heights Md.
BESSIE BRIGHT, beloved mother of
Mrs. Etheline Hill. Mrs. Edna Will
liams and Mrs. Beatrice Hall. She
also is survived BIZ one grandson.
Clarence Rhone; one nephew. Moral
Trent: other relatives end friends.
The late Mrs. Eright NAV be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 50 H
st. ne, after > pm. Wednesday
Funeral Thursday. July II. from
New Mount Olive Baptist Church,
5Sth and Grant SITS. ne. at pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry II
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GEORGE CARTER. secy.
FRIENDSHIP LIONS CLUB 10

s. i96s. WILLIAM 4. BERRY Of
10. South Adams St. Rockville, Md.
beloved father Of Mai j. Banks
Berry, USAF. Bethesda. Md: Louis
W. Berry Of Washington. D. c.;
grandfather of William H. Berry
Of Rockville and Mrs. Jack Finley OF
Bethesda. There also are five grand
children. Friends are invited to call
at the Colonial Funeral Home of
Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville, Md,
where services will be held on We'd
nesday. July IL. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mount Rest Cemetery. La
Plata, Md. 10
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ECKLEY, c. PERRy ot,ic.r,

BECkLEY. c. PERRY. Officers and
members Of the Friendship
!:: i g.! T. :, +:
Osten of Kirkwood. Mo
Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5l0l Wisconsin
ave. NV. where services will be
held on Wednesday. July IL, 1852.
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
- GORDON DAVIS. Pres.
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ARMsTEAD. OLIVER NJ. Jr. Suddenly,

on Monday, July 8; 1862. OLIVER
son of Oliver N Armstead, stepson
Of Mrs; Catherine Armstesd. brother
Ing are other relatives and many
friends. After 5 pm. Wednesday.
July IL. friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home. 4339 HUNT
pl. me-, where services will be held
Rev. !. 4. Miller officiating. inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
at 1920 am. IL
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ren,I ~; 1862 at Wsshington Hospital
t5ucnanan st. NV. beloved wife Of
NE late George NJ. Dora. mother Of
Price, Theodore and William nlr0y T
Dora; She also is survived by five
gLahochildren and eight great-grandS
ehlIdren. Friends may call al tSe
S11thh r. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0i
Services at st. Georse syrian nrtSn, ).
9ox Church ,4335 10Th ST. NV on
terms1t tSoayi Gy July II. at II 30 am. In
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DOUGLAS. MARY B. On Mondav y,

q d932. MARY B. DOUGLAS ~
Nd Nd ,Efs REflsckthSrn * St, Chevy Chase. et
sister % WE ~ % Si tne late Robert DOUGLAS.
and aunt Of Mrs Allan j BSST,i Burton
PgLnoS are invited to call at The
SetheSda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
n Md N0Sert %s a, Pumphrey. EetheSds,
wv, MeoneSSay, July II. at 3 pm. InterI u.
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ECSAkD; AMY BELL. On Friday. IN,

CSSAhD. AMY BELL. On Friday 1,Iv
Any BELL at EScAkR6s e kR6ste5sbqEE' Gi y yT,S Ss
Trying I,s st, AriinEton, y Va. " bfi0Te6 H0Te6
VIE Of the late William EdWsrd Edd
sscGsrd Friends may cali at the
z 14t5 q Il HineS S =, Co Funeral Home, 2Goi
Gay, July il ipark.ae " faciii1ies1 GSqhsS-
SERVICES at the above funeral home
IN IN Imursday, July II. at II am,
!nterment Rock Greek Cemetery. Ii
ELLIS. MARGARET tnee Conrad). OF
On July s; 1867, beloved wife fSte; of T6 the
late Montford Ellis. mother of John
N: Ellis. sister Of Mrs. Micbsei
Fad einf5: RemaiS. pTeS Adam As m and Louis Con;
Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave, Rive@I a.
dale. Nd. until Tuesday juiy 1n
AZ 10 pm. Mass and interment
11ssitimore. 1s Nd on Thursday. July
FITZPATRICK, MARIE l.. On Mon6av 10
IVY, IHiy 3; lS62. at GEORGETOWN Hos
pSital' MARIE L. FITZPATRiCK of
S3i5 S5,.5 10th St. Silver Spring. Nd
%afS 0e19Sea we OF Joseph R. FITZPATRICK.
Barbara F. Stewart Of Fort Brseg Snu
n. e. daughter Of Mrs. Marie SEs z
~ Lyman mann and sister Of Florence LYNN
al and SilEes EranspT spring s,t Nd Doris Ramsay
Jonn 4. Lynham OF Lynchburg, Va
and Richard L. Lynham Of KensjnR-
Ton, Nd. Funeral from Collins FI-
neral Home 1921 l4th st. NV on
5hurSday. July IL. at $40 am
SsIl EsGuiem mass at St. Michaers
SSnIrch' sos Wayne ave, Silver
Gate of Heaven Cemetery, In len
OF Towers. the family requests con-
Iributions to be made to ST. Anne'S
4HnIsnt and Maternity Home. 1900
eastern ave-. Hyattsville, Md. View
ing from = to 5 pm. and from
70 pm. Tuesday and Wednesday.
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AGNES. Members of Holy
Redeemer Senior Sodality
are reaueSted to assemble
al the Pope Funeral Home,
Ala 18th st. s.e., on Tues
day, July 10, 1852. at &
pm. to recite the rosary
for the repose of the soul
departed member. AGNES
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IIaS2, MINNIE DoUBERS" BIERS"qns 1nse MY N.Y., =,
MS MeS' q 45O3 Bath St. Mount Rainier
and Ge51Seq mo}S mother Of Horace Davis
sSIIine Fries Davis and sister Of Mr.
RaHaIh RIaoeIh Faris Of Smyrna, Del, and
NNaymond Macafee OF Ocean civ
E,nero y q; Friends may call at Naiieys s
ave, at Eastern ave EtSano sane
services will be held Thursday iI,Iv
H., az ii a m. Relatives and frisnds
ITnVlted lnterment Fort I.incoIn
deIWSry s1d Wy VISITING hours, Tuesday
N ""eoheSoay' to 4 pm. and
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BECKLEY, C. PERRY. Beloved hus-
band Of Helen J. Beckley. father Of
Eleanor B. OSten of Kirkwood, Mo.
Friends may call at the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home, 5101 Wisconsin ave
NV. where services will be held
on Wednesday. July II, 1862, at
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Ceme-
terry. ID
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9Egly o. 1892; at Casualty HoSpiIaI,
Grove. Md. beloved wife of the /, ts
Iohh Caleb Dean and mother of Eva
g. graves, Grace JOY Burrouphs
surrey A. Gordon. Luther r, sr
S1nn Dennis. sr.: Irving L. and
tbjrtyItS; tbjtn =; Dean: Also surviving are
great-grandchildren and eleven great.
Ieat-srandchildren Friends NAV
gan az the Mattingley Funeral Home
LLeonardtown; Md, until i: 30 p'm
haid hSiddnesday, July II. Services viii be
CHURCH, Laurel Grove, AT " no
HHyisirment Hoiirment 10y Chapel Cemetery
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NuAlS, INT.
MURTH. FRANK BER

day, July 8. 1862. at Providence
Hospital. FRANK BERNARD MURTH
OF o9l3 2Sth ave-, NARROW Heights
Einotti and cousin Of Mrs. Mary +.
FIetcher. Mrs. Alice Carley, Mrs,
Marie Lucy and Miss Irene Fletcher.
Euneral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home, 474S Wisconsin ave.
NV. on Wednesday. July II, at $40
an. REQUIEM mass at St. Aloysius
Shurch at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. in
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AGNES ADAMS. On Sat.

urday. July :. 1862. at District Cen
eral Hospital. AGNES sDAMS RED
MOND. beloved mother of James
Adams. She a'so leaves a sister, Mrs
Martha Dorsey: four nieceS. Mrs.
Veney. Mrs. Mary Brockman and
Miss Elizabeth Adams; three nsph-
ews. Charles Adams. John Hawkins
and Benjamin Collins; three Rrand-
children, fourteen sreat-grandchil-
dren. a daushter-inIlaw. Mrs. Edna
Adams; other relativAs and friends.
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ANTnd~ wood "a 4GMA Rye1da H Soo sbdsenly RsEshS
on July s. 1862, wife Of the late
John Andrews. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave
Riverdale, Md, on Thursday. July
IL, at q am. Mass at st. Bernard
Church. Riyerdale, Nd. at 9:3O am
Interment Glen Haven MemoriaI
Park Cemetery.
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SKINNER. FRANK NJ. On Sunday,
July 8. 1862, at st. Petersburg, Fla,
FRANK M. SKINNER. beloved broth
Charles Buck Skinner. Friends
may call at the Robert A. MattIngly
Funeral Home. l3l llth ST. Sc.
parking facilitiesD, where services
will be held on Wednesday. July IL e,
at , pm. Relatives and friends in
yited. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery, Arlington, Va
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BURROUGHS JOHN F. On Sunday;

BCREogGas RS 8 iss JOIN JOHN E 9P sSnsfE
of Piscataway rd.. Clinton, Md,
father of Anna Jean Townsend,
brother of Mrs. Eliza Green and
Alphonso Burroughs. Also surviving
are a son-in-law, Mr.. Chester Town
send; q sister-in-law, Mrs. Ola
Burroughs; other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Rollins. 10
CAPITELLo, RoSALIE. On Saturday.
July z, 1862, ROSALIE CAPITELLO,
daughter of Michael o, and Gloria
p Capitello Of 1868 Arlington blvd.
Falls Church. Va. Friends may call
at Pearson's Funeral Home. 472
North Washington st. Fails Church,
Va, on Tuesday. July 10. from 6
p.m.- to 9:30 pm. Graveside services
at Arlington National Cemetery on
Wednesday. July IL, at l pm
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Monday. July 9, 1862. at the Dis
trict General Hospital. JAMES
ALFRED SAUNDERS of 1924 Ilth
Saunders. brother of Mrs. Arrow
Bowie and Eugene Saunders and
uncle Of Mrs. FloFine Chisley and
Miss Elaine NJ Saunders He also
leaves, other rels tiyss and friends.
II. between and 10 pm, at the
Funeral Home Of Alexander S. Pope.
4l4 18th st; s;e.,, where funeral
July IL. at IL am, the Rev.
Thomas Garnstt officiating. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Park.
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LENIl MINNIE M, On, Saturday. July
. 1907, al Fairfax 'hOspILaI, MIN-
ME M. Lent OF QUO GreeuwIcn ST.,
rams Cnurcn, va, wife OF tue late
William "A. Lent. moJner of arthur
J. and Willard +. Lent, sister OF
W. Clayton walker; also survived
by tour grandchlIuren. Funeral from
EearSons Funeral nome. Az Nortn
washington ST., Fans Church, va,
on wednesday, July IL, at = pm
lntermenI Andrews Chapel Cemetery
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SMITH. MILDRED CLARK. On Mon
6s 6Hy 'SY aLbRD b zGSG cLaRR a ROftSEs s%rH FOS s.
2O2O st. NV. wife OF Eldon B
Smith, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. Allen Clark Of Arlington. Va, and
sister Of Clyde A. Clark Of Vienna,
Va. Friends may call at Gawler' S
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy
parking oppositel. where services
will be held on Thursday, July IL,
at IL am. InteTment Cedar Hill
Cemetery II
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HENRY, LEROY UEE). On Friday
July .. 1862. at Casually HoSpltaI
MR.. LEROY HENRY Of 6is + ST
ne, beloved husband OF Mrs. Bertns
Z. Henry. He aIs1 is survived by foul
children, Mrs Marion Wallace, Mrs
Annette (Nettiel Wilson, Mr. LeroS
P. Henry and Mrs. Shirley Graham
twelVe grandchildren; one sister
Mrs. Lois J. Blakey; one brother
Martin p. Henry: one niece. Mrs
Gracllla M Trimmer; three neph.
eWs, Charles W. blakey, ir.; Pau
washington and Harry Coleman
other relatives ana many frienus
Remains resting at the John 4
Rhlnes Co. Funeral home. 3OlE
lin ST. ne. tampIe parklnR ia.
cllitiesl, where friends may cal
after 4 pm. TUESDAY. July 10, anC
where funeral services viii be helc
WEDNESDAY, July IL, at pm. the
Rev. B. H. Whiting officiating. Inter
ment carver Memorial ParK. Funera
procession will form and leave iron
3l4 80 ST; ne, on wednesday
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Dratha

ADAMS. EVELYN NJ. Suddenly. on
Monday, July Q. 1862. EVELYN NJ.
ADAMS Of 1905 Texas ave Sc. Apt
2O4. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangementS by the Henry s. Wash
ington & Sons Funeral Home.
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MILTON, Samuel D. On Monday. Jul,

=, 1852, at Detroit. Mich, Samuel
u. MILTON OF 1906 hamilton ST.
ana beloved mother OF Mrs. Muriei
M. Alexander. the late Mrs. Alta NJ.
Gray. DR.. Lorimer d. Milton, DR.,
Samuel B. Milton and DR.. Boynton
a.. Milton. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
GulFe Inc
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DrathH

'INKNEY. MAGGIE. On Sunday. July
Of 99Ss ss Hunter & H.A pI. Sc. the aSH selOved
mother of Mrs. Naomi Richards and
the Rev. Norman PiuknCy and
grandmother of Gertrude AIders,
Naomi Love, Virgie Day and Ruth
Bracey; Also surviving are seventeen
Mrs. Alice Pinkney; nephew,
Charles McEldery; other relatives
and friends. From 4 to 10 pm.
Wednesday. July IL. friends may
Hsrsl Ts zoms @ SSiS sbsr,dan -
Funeral services Thursday. July IL.
at 1870 pm, at the Ebenezer NJ. E.
Church. 4th and d stS. sc. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
IL
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saturday, July 4. 1852, at ms resi-
dence. IA Rnooe Island ave. NV,
WILLIAM H. LOMAX, beloved brotn-
er OF thomas Lomax, SopnronIa
Richardson and Pearl Lomax. he also
is survived by nieces and nepnews,
other relatives and trienuS. Frlenus
are invited 10 call at his late resi-
oence after IL am. TUESDAY, July
~. Services on Tuesday at 1:JU
pm, at the Vermont Avenue Baptlst
Church, Vermont ave. and r SITS.
NV. DR.. c. 7. Murray, pastor. In
terment National Harmony Memorial
Evening star., 1962-07-10

Hospital. ROBERT 7. DAYHoFF Of
Ta5Serr T5SrS2n, On No husband Of Virginia
MarsaIet E. and Nancy K Dayhofi
Soh OF Wilford and Margaret Mae
Daynon and brother Of Mrs. Mar
garet Downs. Marian B.. Wilford =
Louise nsn ana Douglas Dayhoff. Friends
nay call at the Hilton Funeral Home
barnesville; Md, Services will he
nelo on Thursday July lo, at II
I'm az st. Peters Episcopal Church.
a60oleSVllle. Md. Interment Mount
Evening star., 1962-07-10

WILLIAMS, EDDIE. On Friday. July
8, 1852. at George Washington Uni
yersity Hospital, Mr. EDDIE WILL
LIAMS, beloved husband Of Mrs.
Viola Williams of 1887 v st. NV.
Other relatives and friends also SUR
yiye. After l pm. Monday, July 4.
friends are invited to cali at the
Cornish & Cornish & Son Funeral
Home. 212l 10th st. NV. Services
Tuesday. July 10. at l:3O pm, at
southern Friendship Baptist Church,
l3l2 K 81. Sc. the Rev. L. J. Nc
Twain officiating. Interment Har-
mony National Memorial Park. los
YOUNG, LILLE BELLE. On Friday,
July 8. 1862. LILLE BELLE YOUNG
of 1901 Swami st. NV. beloved
mother of Annie B. Jeter. Adell
Green, Rosa L. Boyce. Nathaniel.
ir.; Roman and John Young. She
also is survived by II grandchildren,
three sisters, four brothers. other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs.
Young may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 H ST. ne. after
. pm. Wednesday. Funeral Thurs
day. July II. at the Solid Rock
Baptist Church. 500 Eye ST. ne.
at ! pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 1lI
Evening star., 1962-07-10

BAILEY, EDNA o,a I; OF s9l o st. s:w..
R Bailey, Ruthlee B. McMahon and
Edna B. Watkins. Services az
Chambers Funeral Home, SIT l1th
st. Sc. on Wednesday, July II. at
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. 10