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Charles West, Is,
Ex-Sulesmun

Charles Grafton West. 76, a
lifelong resident of the Dis
trict. died Monday in George
town Hospital after a brief i'll
ness.
Mr.. West, who lived at 1925 L
street NV, was educated in
schools here and was employed
as a salesman before retiring
several years ago.
He lived for a time in a small
house along Canal road near
Macarthur boulevard. The
houses in that area, landmarks
in Washington, were torn down
when the land was purchased
as a national park.
Mr.. West leaves a brother
William, Of Washington.
Services will be held at IL
a m. tomorrow from the Rinal-
di Funeral Home, TACO Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be IN
Union Cemetery.
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Jed S. Foster, o5, Engineer;
Son Directs Arms Control

Jed Smith Foster, father Of
William C. Foster, director Of
the United States Arms Con-
troll and Disarmament Agency
died yesterday at -95 in an
Orangeburg Is. c. hospital.
Mr.. Foster, a mechanical
engineer, was former vice
president and chief engineer
Of the Lidgerwood Manufac-
turing Co., makers of cable
ways and hosting machinery
Born in Concord. N. H., he
completed his education in
New York City. He became a
member Of the American So
ciety Of Mechanical Engineers
in 1891.
Mr.. Foster was responsible
for the design and installation
Of cable-ways and hosting en-
gines for handling materials
which were used in such engi-
neering projects as the Pan
ANA Canal and the Hoover
and Shasta Dams.
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5. N. Harlan,
Retired Artist

Funeral services were held
yesterday in Orlando, Fla, for
Sanford M. Harlan, rs, former
artist with the Review and
Herald Publishing Association
here. who died Sunday of i'm
iuries received in a fall at his
home there.
A native of Petoski, Mich,
Mr.. Harlan was a resident of
the Washington area for IS
years. He had been living in
Orlando since his retirement in
1856.
Mr.. Harlan began his career
with the Review and Herald, a
Seventh-day Adventist publica-
ton, in the press room in 1901.
After three years in the bindery
department Of the publication,
during which he practiced
drawing at night, he joined
the art department there.
His son, Russell, Of Adelphi
also is an artist for the Review
and Herald.
Active in civic affairs, Mr.
Harlan was an elder in the
HyattSville Seventh day Ad'
ventist Church and was activl
in the denominations work IL
Battle Greek, Mich, before
coming here.
Besides his son he leaves his
wife. Harriet, Of Orlando, two
sons. Nevins Of st. Paul. MINI.
and Charles, of Orlando, and
a daughter, Mrs. Nina Ker-
stein Of Orlando.
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DR.. John A. Reed Dies,
Police, Fire Surgeon

DR.. John Alton Reed. SO.
chairman of the board Of Police
and Fire Surgeons. died yester-
day Of a heart attack at the
medical clinic he has served for
the past 80 years.
His death came less than two
hours after he had attended a
meeting with District officials
to seek financial support on
Capitol Hill for the police and
fire medical clinic, which faces
consolidation with other munic-
\ pal medical services.
A native of Altoona, Pa. DR..
Reed was the youngest of six
children of a railroad engineer.
who died while he was still an
infant.
His mother brought the chill
dren to Washington, where she
was employed as a Government
worker while he attended the
old Abbott Elementary School
and old Central High School,
Graduated From Central
After he was graduated from
Central in 1916, DR.. Reed
worked for the Navy League
while attending George Wash
ington University, until World
War I and the United States
Marine Corps interrupted his
studies in 1918.
After the war, he resumed
the study of medicine during
the day and worked nights as
a clerk in the old War Depart
ment. During his last two years
at medical school, he earned
his room and board by working
at the old Garfield and Chill
dren's Hospitals.
In 1922, DR.. Reed was grad
uated from George Washington
University. After serving an
other two years Of internship
at the university's hospital, he
became director Of the hos
pitfalls dispensary. before estab-
fishing a private practice here.
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He returned to his alma mater
to earn an A. B. degree in 1928
DR.. Reed then worked as an
assistant clinical professor OF
medicine and attending physi-
clan at George Washington
and later as a consultant In
diabetes at Doctors Hospital
and for the Governments Civil
Service Commission.
Headed Medical Unit
During World War II, he
served as chief medical officer
of the Emergency Medical
Service here. This organization
would have gone into operation
under Civil Defense In the
event of enemy attack on the
Metropolitan area.
A past president of the
George Washington University
Medical Society, DR.. Reed
served on numerous commit
tees Of that organization and
Of the d. c. Medical Society.
He was associated with more
than q dozen professional
groups, including fellowship in
the American Medical Associa-
ton and the American College
Of Physicians.
A founding member of the
American Diabetes Association,
DR.. Reed served as president Of
the groups Washington chap
ter from 1916 to 1948. He also
was a member of the Washing
ton Academy of Medicine, the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science and
the Pan American Medical So
ciety.
DR.. Reed also was a member
of National Press Club, the Co.'S
mos Club, Congressional Coun-
try Club, and the Masonic
lodge, Washington Centennial.
Elected Chairman
He was appointed as a men,
Der Of the Board Of Police and
Fire Surgeons in December,
1929, and was elected secretary
of the organization in 1880 and
chairman of the board in 1915
In attempting to keep the
clinic in operation to provide
free medical care for District
police and firemen, DR.. Reed
had often justified his. budget
request to Congress on the
basis that the clinic served q
o fringe benefit for under
paid public servants"
He was making plans with
police and fire officials for
continued financial support
yesterday, just prior to his col
lapse in the clinic at 1913 Thir-
tenth street NV. above the
quarters Of Engine Co. 16.
Despite the efforts Of a
Fire Department ambulance
crew to revive him. DR.. Reed
was pronounced dead on ar
rival at the Washington Hos
pital Center.
One hour after his death,
flags on all District police and
fire stations were lowered to
half-mast.
DR.. Reed, a widower, leaves
a son, John A., jr.. Of Orlando
Fla.
He maintained q home and
private office at 1870 Con-
Inecticut avenue NV.
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Flora Milestone,
Aide to Hurdino

CHICAGO, June 8 lAP).-
Mrs. Flora E. MILESTONE, II,
who was secretary to Warren
G. Harding before he became
President, died Wednesday in
Elkhorn, Wis, friends in Chi
'cago we're informed.
Mrs. MILESTONE, who lived
in Chicago, entered Lakeland
Hospital in Elkhorn four weeks
ago for treatment Of leukemia.
She was secretary to Sen
ator Harding when he served
in the Ohio State Senate
Later she was an executive for
"a chemical company in Chi
cago.
Surviving is a daughter. Mrs.
Margaret Gordon of Chicago.
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1t. Col. LYDIA N. Keener, 80,
Joined Nurse Corps in 1906

1t. Col. LYDIA M. Keener. SO.
whose first assignment with the
Army Nurse Corps was caring
for victims Of the San Francisco
earthquake in 1906, died yester-
day.
Miss Keener died at Walter
Reed Hospital, where she had
served as chief nurse from 1887
until her retirement in 1914.
She joined the Army Nurse
Corps here in 1906, coming from
the hospital in McKeesport, Pa,
where she received her nurses
training. She was a native of
Westmoreland County, Pa.
Since her retirement, Miss
Keener had made her home
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with her niece, Mrs. Florine M.
Keener, in Greensburg, Pa.
A member of the American
Legion'S Jane A. Delano Post
No. 6 here, Miss Keener also
belonged to the Retired Off
GERS Association.
In addition to Mrs. Keener,
she leaves five other nieces and
nephews.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Monday in Greensburg, with
burial in Greensburg Union
Cemetery.
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Louis Schor, 81

CHICAGO, June 8 (AP).-
Louis Schor, one of the or
ganizers Of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers of America,
died yesterday in Columbus
Hospital Of a heart ailment.
He was 81. Mr.. Schor was an
active member in the unions
organization shortly after
clothing industry strikes In
1910.
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and Benjamin Gutenberg, 1854
Lanier place NV.
Services will be at pm. Sun
day at Danzansky's funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in the Adas
Israel Cemetery. Memorial week
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Salus.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Dr.. MOsettie's Rites
In Virqiniu Tomorrow

Funeral services for DR..
Erich Mosettig. q prominent
National Institutes Of Health
scientist, will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Monticello Memorial
Park, in Charlottesville, Va.
DR.. Mosettig died last week
in Vienna, Austria, while on q
European lecture tour.
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WARNER, MAUDE z. In loving mem
DRY Of our wife and mother, MAUDE
z. WARNER. who passed away seven
years ago today. June 8. 1855.
/ think Of her today,
Resting. sleeping. Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
In perfect peace she awaits US all.
FRANK Z. WARNER AND Chill
DREN, ARTHUR. FRANK. Ell
BEST.
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JENKINS. FRANCEs HELEN.

JENKINS. FRANCES HELEN. Or
town University Hospital, FRANCES
HELEN JENKINS, beloved wife OF
Capt. John H. jenkins, USN IRE
tired. and mother Of John H., IT,,
ana Joseph Z. jenkins: sister OF
Joseph 3. Noonan, Mrs. Catherine
A. Dwyer, Mrs. Margaret @. Piersol
an Mrs; Ann r. Higdon. She also
y survived BY five grandchildren.
Notice Of funeral later. (Phila-
oelphla, Pa, paperA please cony
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WOODY. : Suddenly. " on Wscdns ~
Vii %ifso S9n srN I, 1882 WOODROW
Ashbufn. V va Beloved Sri son ase e9 w ~; 81
row. W. and Marearet Jenkins.
brother Of Patricia, Leroy, Carolyn
and Vickie Lynn jenkins, ali OF
ASH Asaaourn. vs;;, grandson Of Mr..
ana MIS-. q; ". jenkins Of Middle
Green Funeral Home. 81 Eden
ST.. Herndon, Va, where services
will be held at = pm. Saturday
June 9. 1nterment Chestnut Grove
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DONALDSON. MARY I. OF 6IOl 42d
Pblassss. Hyattsyills: No; In on June Sla.o6 g.
mother Of Robert E., Steven E,
Donaldson, daughter Of ElridEe and
Fiorrie Froman. sister Of Doris E
81 Chsmbers Funeral Home, 5s0i
Cleveland ave, Riverdale. Nd, Sat
st, Jerome's Church, Hyattsville
Nd. at 1890 am. Interment Fort
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WEST. JULIA. on Tuesday. June S,

"f 1872. J JULIA %EsT T'' 81 11 20n Bud.
dington place. s.e.s beloved sister Of
joseph Slaughter, devoted aunt OF
and Warren Bough. She also is sur.
vived by other relatives and friends
After. pm. Friday. June 8. friends
are invited to call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will BIZ
held on Saturday. June 9. at II
am. Interment National Harmony
Memorial Park 6
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Jo .hIHs fa ass "a 81 on Wednssa.y.

sseoRNs 81 1881 ieSi. EEA Ai4G6n, NJ: JOHN.
. GebISysG h HUSBAND Of Florence L
IT,; Louis F. and Betty Ann .iobn-'
son. Also surviving are A cousin
Eeoa Hardy, and other relatives and
many any friends; After / pm. sun
H ~ can s St the Mcguire Funeral
services will be held at nm
Monday. June II. Interment HaT.
mony Memorial Park Ia
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Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
lin @rntnrtaitt

BROWN, JAMES II. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear father, JAMES ~.
BROWN, who departed this NE
twenty-nine years ago. June 8, 1888.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to FORGET,
But SO far time has only proved
How much ] miss you yet.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, LEOLA b.
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JENKINS. LULA LOuIsK IN

day, June ., 1862, LULA LOUISE
JENKINS Of 10 RHODE Island
ave. NV, loving sister of Hal
lie walker, Elizabeth Dawson.
Dora Weaver and Lille Meadows
Sne also Is survived BY many nieces,
tlVes and friends. From 4 pm.
TO 10 pm. Friday, June a friends
may call at the Montgomery Bros,
Funeral Home. 7lg Kennedy 81,
NV. Funeral services on Saturday,
Of Freedom Under God, 2O3O Geor-
ga ave. NV, Elder Michaux Of
Ilciatins. Interment Lincoln Me-
morlal Cemetery. Family and
lrlenos VIII assemble at the resi-
Todd place NE. at lU am. Tor
funeral procession To church
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GREENE, JOSEPH !. Members Of SITS
A Paul and Augustine HOLY
IN Name Society are requested
!: ; : E:i: a !; :. 81 ;;;
at 1880 pm. to recite the
rosary for the repose of the soul
Of our late brother. JOSEPH
GREENE
CHARLES WHITLEY, Jr., President.
REV. ROGER P. GALLAGHER.
Spiritual Director
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kEENER, LYDIA M. The officers AND
Nrmhzz members of Jane A. Delan e
~ f Fest; No; 9. the AMERICAN
Of the death Of LYDIA nj
S{l@4S KEENER. Legion service,
MI Chase Funeral Home, 755;
E MlisSSonsin 1,n ave- ssSthassda. Nd. or
Funeral services and interment or
Monday. June IL, at 2 pm, II
0reensburg, Pa. -
1o,Wy ABE WHITE. Commander.
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June 5. iSss. a his residence s.s ISIS
lStH st .i nv WILLIAM n:sIAs \; DAB ..
Minerva Dabney, devoted father Of
DR.. Lillian bearing and Mrs. Ruth
Camp. He also is survived by a
nephew, Clarence Murray: q cousin,
and friends. Remains resting with
L. Z. Murray q Son. 1887 10th st,
NV, where friends may call after 4
pm. Friday. June s. Funeral serV-
ices on Saturday, June o. at ~
Church. the Rev. Oswald Smith
officiating. Eulogy By the Rev.
Richard Rembert. Interment Car
yer Memorial Park,
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DABNEY, WILLIAM II. A special
a communication Of Doric
In Lodge, No. 19, r. and A.
I'm NJ, Is hereby called for
~ mo 10 am. Saturday, June o,
XAX 1862. at the Masonic Tenn
nv pie. 10th and You SITS.
~ NV. for the purpose Of
Conducting the last Masonic rites
.fpr our late brother, WILLIAM H.
Ifo v. COWARD Acting W. M.
CHARLES o. HALL. Secretary.
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I030S st. Adams drive, Bethesda 4
Nd. MILDRED z. LESTER. beloved
wife OF w. Stewart Lester, mother
81 Mrs; Judith Anne Brandt and
Mabel J. Cunning. Private inter.
ment at Parklawn Cemetery, Be-
tnesda, Nd, on Saturday, June 9
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WARE WHITE. Commander
LOU CHURCHILL, Adjutant.

ALUGEL. GODFREY LUDWIG. OF
AZ Forrest 5ds Kent Village, Md,
On Gor,s June 8 1892, husband Of Mar.
L: and Leo Eugene KiuReI. son ~
Mrs; Eva Slivey and brother Of
Adrian F. KluRel. -Four grandchii-
oren also survive. Prayers at
CChiam6ers' Funeral Home. 5s0i
Saturday, June 9. at S:30 M
Mass in st. .Ambrose's Catholic
church. Cheverly. Nd. at 9 am.
lnterment Mount OliVet Cemetery 3
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june" June /. , 1869. Ess1E w1G IIh1ds'
beloved mother Of MIS-. Inez W.
johnson and Charles A. Williams
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Prom 1 to s
pm. Friday. June 8, friends are
F RXssa f Ho can 1890 t ass NJ ST
Funeral and interment at Whitmire
s. c. Family may be contacted at
| 1881 Harvard st. n.w.)
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day. june s. 1852. wfiLfAiM1n s 4.
WANNAN. the beloved husband Of
Mary, Rees Wannan and brother Of
Charles W, J. Robert and Arthur
dence.. 337 Missouri ave. NV, On
interment Prospect Hill cem Genet ~ 4
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LESZNAR. DENISE X. OF 1880
June 1857 daa sISIles' d Mq Sr.S SP
j; and Marie v. Lesznar, sister
Of Frank j.. IT,; Ross j., Linda
N. and George R. Lesznar. Prayers
et Chambers Funeral Home, 1855
on Saturday. June Q. at 3 am
interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
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THE EVENING STAR

Washinston, D. c.
Fridey, June 9, 1862
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yans 1852 Es9A L9 n; n On kE EnaSSFssa q
Mrs. TiSrine n. .K esiSSed s sSnt .I Of
Is survived by five other nepheWs
in nd nieces ana families. Friends are
gay, June 9. at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Pumphrey, Bethesda. Nd. Service
ana interment in Greensburg, Pa,
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lime < 1000 Al ~. M Ss.
eral Hospital, BESSIE HILL LEWIS
OF 1908 Euclid st. NV, devoted
mother Of Mrs. Josephine Roebucl
and the Misses Marlene and Dorii
Lewis Lewis and Douglas E. Lewis. sh'
children; three sisters, Mrs. JAM,
and Miss Leila T. Hill; four broth,
ers; Edward. Perry G., Gordon p
aad wSOds snG e fri Han ana e.. Sthe
pm. Friday. June s. friends mai
call at Latney's Funeral Home, 1881
Georgia ave. NV. Funeral serv,
ices at pm. Saturday, June Q
at Rock Springs Baptist Church
King william County. Va. Inter,
ment church cemetery.
MULLNGs. DOROTHY X. On Thurs
day, June z. 1882: DOROTHY K
beloved wife Of Henry 1V q. Mullins E;
mother Of Karl. Kirk and Particle
Mullings. daughter OF Dorothy A
Kelsey and sister of Rosa, John II
and Robert D. Kelsey. Also surViv,
ing are other relatives and man,
Arrangements By Mcguire, Inc. se
MggM I ROE EoBER gonvoon THURSDAY !.
husband o IL Mrs RG aaTFet M MS1SsS
father Of Mrs. Rosetta Arts. sor
of Mrs. Parline Munden and brother
Of Martha. Shirley and Jessie Nun.
den. He also is survived by three
grandchildren and other relatives
After pm. Friday. June 8. friend,
are invited to call at the District
Morticians' Funeral Home, 100 Yer.
mont ave. NV, where funeral serv,
ices will be held at 8 pm. Friday
June 8. Other services and inter
day. June 10. Arrangements B,
John D. Watson.
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June 5. iSss, At AriingtOn no Hos s
pitai. JONES H. cEPHAS. loyinU
husband Of Estelle Z. cephas. father
Of Joan Z. Cephas, brother Of Mel
win and Spellman Cephas and Es-
tells Tanner; Two sisters-in-law,
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. Mr.. Cephas may be seen at
the Chinn Funeral Home. 1905
shirlinRton I'd, Arlington, Va. after
9 pm. Saturday. June 9. Funeral
and interment on Sunday, June
10. at 2 pm, at the Walnut Grove
Baptist Church. Warrenton, Va, the
Rev. @. w. Pratt in charge.
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Anne Arundel General Hospital, An
napolis. Nd. formerly Of WASH
tngton, D. C., Of odenton, Nd, on
June ., 1862, beloved husband OF
Bessie M. Hudson, father Of Robert
Grace Phillips and Mrs, Marjorie
Wells. by q former marriage. He
also Is survived by. nine grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc. on satur-
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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JOHNSON, CALUs G. on w.an.,d,v

J June 3; 1892. at Mount Alto Hos:
Webster st. NV, devoted husband
o. Alice johnson and beloved father
Of Barbara Ann johnson, Alice j
pc Neal. Adelia c. Outten and Paul
Johnson; Also surviving are his
brothers. four sisters. four grand.
eniIdren. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at I'M
John Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3Odn 18th Sc, ne, (ample parking
after pm. Sunday. June 10, Snc
Where funeral services will be hels
On Monday. June IL, at 1I:45 am.
ne Rev: Melvin J. Key. Officiating
1nterment Arlington National Gem.
etery. Casket will not be openee
after services n
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S00bL vi
JOSEPH WINTNER of 5000 Eastern
ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, beloved
father of Pearl Wintner, Mrs. Jack
Pollekoff Of Chevy Chase, Nd, and
Harold Wintner of Pitman, N. j.
He also is survived by four grand
children. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky & Sons Funeral
Home. 1901 14th st. NV. (parkins
facilities adjacent), on Sunday,
June 10. at 11:15 am. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. Me-
mortal week, 710l Brennon lane,
Chevy Chase. Md. In lieu OF
flowers family suggests contribu-
tons may be made to the charity
OF your choice. 10
EAGER, LENA NAOMI. On Thursday,
June z, 1862. LENA NAOMI EAGER
Of 2765 Woodley place NV, be-
loved wife Of Harry Eager. She
also is survived by q sister. Mrs,
Rebecca Salus. and three brothers,
Moses, Ben and Max Offenders
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky q Sons Funeral Home,
1901 14th st, NV. (parking facili-
ties adtacenD, on Sunday. June
Israel Cemetery. Memorial week,
ZOO Woodley place NV. In lieu
Of flowers the family suggests con-
tributions may be made to the Amer
lean Cancer Society. 10
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THTS Sns M fsSs EH2pE Fl E 4ToSHy
Of 310 Charming st. ne. beloved
husband of Mary B. Thomas and
father Of Mrs. Barbara Stevenson
George L., Virgil and Norman E
Thomas. Also surviving are otheI
relatives and many friends. NOTED
Of funeral later. Arrangements B!
MCGUIRE. Inc. 10
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Monday. June 1, 1869. at George
town University Hospital. CHARLES
GRAFTON WEST. beloved brother
Of william Upton West. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
where services will be held on
Saturday. June Q. at IL am. In
teIment Old Union Cemetery, Rock
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day, June 3. 1867. 1 FRANZ x jones S5SI5s
OF 1853 Howard, I'd. SEE, devoted
son Of Mrs; Dorothy Cross. Ne
elso is survived by. eight brothers,
other relatives and many friends
5smalns resting at the John II.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Oib 10Th
81 ne. lample parking facilitiesl.
wnere friends may call after
funeral services win be held AZ
Rev. Thomas C. Garnet officistinS
tnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
ry; Casket will not be open after
ScaNACes. Az
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ri Jerry LTTTLEEoRp. W. NJ.

wANNAN. WILLIAM T. Members of
~ Carpenters Local, No,
%sN 1872, are hereby notified
K~M Of the death Of Brother
M WILLIAM T. WANNAN
~~SLS on Wednesday. June q,
N<1N 1862. Remains resting
20 at his late home, 1887
Missouri ave. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Saturday,
p q0s 81 A Hin iV cs@.teT T m'srmen'
CARROLL TRUMBLE, President.
EDGAR J. APPEL. Fin. Secy.
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nan M msmb.ls T q obiI lfsSsv eng
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pm. to conduct funeral
rvices for our late brother. VIII
AM T. WANNAN. who died on
iesday lime
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UNUEhWUUD. Z: MABEL. Suddenly,
on THURSDAY, June 2; 1852. a her
NV. L. MABEL UNDERWOOD.
Friends may call at the 8. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 I4th ST,
NV, from IL noon until 8 pm.
tie0. Services and interment Knox
Vile. Tenn.
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Building Permits

Recent building permits
issued by the District include:
Trinity College, owner, 1Ol
Michigan avenue NE; John
McShain Inc, builder: Thorn
as HI. Locraft Associates,
architect; to erect one, three
story library building, 101
Michigan avenue NE; cost,
$750,OO0.
Capital Properties, Inc,
owner, 201 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc; builder not selected;
Slagle, Moore G. Associates,
architects; to erect one three
story office building, All Sec
ond street NE; cost $4,000.
District Of Columbia Gov
eminent owner and architect,
Washington; builder not Sc
lected; general repairs to
health clinic, 3246 P street
NV; cost, $4,000.
Thomas H. Roth. owner
and builder, 1000 Tunlaw
road NV; Lawrence M.
Stevens, architect; to erect
one one-story dwelling, 3019
Arizona avenue NV; cost,
$4,000.
John L. Shelton, owner and
builder, GIL Raleigh place