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NATIONWIDE DIRECT DISTANCE DtALING

On April Is, all telephones IN these COM
munlties will have new 7-numeral telephone
numbers. The new system is called All Number
Calling (ANC), because no letters of the
alphabet are used-but only numbers.
ANC provides many more number COM
binations than the 2-letter, 5-numeral method
So lit helps telephone service keep pace with
the growing population. For this reason it will
eventually be in use on the entire North
American continent.
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NEW CENTRAL OFFICE NUMBERS

AS you can see by the illustration above, the
new telephone numbers have 7-numerals
divided into 2 parts. This separation is for
easy remembering and accurate diaIing. But
each locality will have its own central office
numbers-the first numerals will all be the
same for any given office. For instance, every
Frederick number will start with 335 Dover
will have central offices: 674, 734 and 1886;
so Dover numbers will start with either 674,
734 or 1856.
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uting to two other deaths, and
one was caused mainly by speed
and inattention, the safety offic-
ials found.
Failing to stop for a stop
sign or signal and failing to
yield right of way contributed
to l3 other deaths. In nine
fatalities the basic cause was
that pedestrians walked into
the path of autos.
Ashton said it is not possible
to assign causes to all acci-
dents, because all factors are
not known. The statistics are
based on Interpretation of the
best available evidence, he said,
and are presented in the hope
that motorists and pedestrians
may learn from the mistakes
of others.
The fundamental lesson to be
gained, said Ashton, is that
drivers and pedestrians should
not only be careful of what
they are doing themselves, but
must be careful of what other
people are doing. In many two
car accidents, it is possible that
either driver, by being fully
alert and on the lookout for
errors in driving, could have
avoided the collision.
The statistics show that Tues
day was the safest day of the
week last year, in that fewer
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highway accidents occurred on
that day than any other. More
accidents occurred in the per-
iod from 4 to 6 p. m, than in
any other two-hour period. and
the safest" two-hour period
was 3 to S a. m, when there
are few cars on the roads.
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Fertilization
Lawn Care Key

Dollar for dollar, fertilization
will do more to improve a poor
lawn or maintain a good lawn
than any other single lawn man
agement practice, says Profess
sor c. E. Phillips, chairman of
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Also on April 15r Et 2:o1 AM.
NatisnWide DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING

Direct Distance Dialing ODD enables you
to dial direct to more than DO 900 places clear
across the country and deep into Canada.
DDD is for station-t o-station calls only.
Person -to-person calls and collect calls will
be made by dialing Operator, just as now.
'Yow number, please" In the case of all
Dover Individual and 2-party-line calls, the
customers telephone number will be recorded
automatically In all other cases, an operator
will ceme on the line as soon as you have dialed
and say, ''Your number, please" Be sure to
give her your telephone number-not the num-
Der ymI have dialed.
Here's how you moke Long Distance coll.
FIRST DIAL THE MINERAL / (one). Dial
ing (one) connects you with Long Distance
equipment.
If the party you are calling is in Delaware,
simply dial his number But if he is in an
other state Harrisburg, Pa, for instance,
whose Area Code is I'D first dial the numeral
1 (one) to connect with Long Distance equip
ment, next the Area Code (7l7), and then the
party's number.
a new telephone directory will soon be
delivered. Since many customers will have
new numbers, be sure to consult it. 1t also con-
tains detailed information on dialing.
We ore aIso sending you new sfiek-on
number cords to be placed over the old number
on each of your telephones.
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These improvements have
port of continuing 10 The finest telephone
THE DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY
ngyou wohdH dHuoughe ceands science
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DunieI Grossmun
Sales Executive

Daniel Grossman. SO, retired
Washington area sales mana
ger for the Schenley liquor
distributing corporation. died
Friday at George Washington
Hospital after a long illness.
A native Of Louisville, KY,
Mr.. GroSsman retired from
Schenley in 1858. Since then
he had been working for the
International Distributing Co.
here.
He was a graduate of the
Strayers Business College in
Louisville and came to Wash
ington about 80 years ago. He
was a Shriner and Mason and
a member of Temple Sinai. He
was formerly a member of
Adath Jeshurun Congregation
in Louisville.
He leaves his wife. Ethel, of
4501 Connecticut avenue NV,
the home address; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. William Stern of
1852 Thirty first place NV,
and Mrs. Julian Roberts of
White Plains, N. Y; a brother,
Irving, of Louisville; a sister,
Mrs. Jake w. Simon, of Hen
derson. KY, and four grand
children.
Funeral services are to be
held at 3 pm. today at Dan
zanSky's funeral home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in King David Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be donations
to Temple Sinai here.
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Mrs. Atkins, "a,
Former Kunsun

Mrs. Emily Atkins, "a, wife Of
the late E. S. Atkins, one Of the
nine original members of the
Kansas City Stockyards Ex-
change, died Friday night of a
stroke at the Naval Hospital
Medical Center, Bethesda, Md.
The former Emily Guy of
Keokuk, Iowa, she lived in
Kansas City until her hus-
bands death four years ago.
Later she lived with her daugh-
ter and her husband, Capt. and
Mrs. William r. Lpscomb
(USN, then stationed in
Tokyo. Two years ago she
moved with them to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Atkins daughter, Mrs.
Ledova Atkins Lipscomb, was
the former prima ballerina of
the Chicago Opera Company.
Besides her daughter, Mrs
Aikens leaves a son, Frederick
Aikens of Kansas City, Mo.
Funeral services will be in
Kansas City.
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Luther R. Price Dies,
Medal Winner in War

the Cherrydale Masonic Lodge
A. the Arlington Royal Arch,
Chapter IS. the Arlington Com
mandery and the Kena Temple
Of the Shrine, Arlington.
He had been employed with
Goodrich since his return from
service in 1945.
He leaves his wife Hazel c.,
of the home address; two STEP
sons, Stanley E. Brickerd, 4211
WeStmoreland street, Mclean,
Va, and Robert F. Brickerd. lot
Moore avenue S.W., Vienna,
Va; a step-daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Smith, 1916 Westlawn
drive, Falls Church, Va; his
father, Luther R. Price, ST., and
a sister, Miss Helen Louise
Price, both of 1706 North Bryan
street, Arlington. He also leaves
two brothers, Carl jackson
Price, Dayton, Ohio, and Wal
ter Leroy Price, Palm Beach
Shores, Fla.
Funeral services will be
Tuesday at the Fort Myer
Chapel at 10 am. Burial viii
be at Arlington National Gem
etery.
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Luther r. Price, jr., 48, a
life long Washington area resi-
dent, and winner of the Legion
of Merit during World War II,
died at his home. 5000 Old Do
minion drive, Arlington. Thurs
day. after a long illness.
At the time of his death Mr..
Price was employed as the
Eastern Shore area manager
for the B. F. Goodrich Co.
Mr.. Price received the Legion
of Merit for exceptionally
.meritorious conduct in the per-
Torrance Of outstanding serv-
ices in North Africa and Italy
from January IL, 1913 to Au-
gust 1914" while serving as the
assistant and chief clerk Of the
Hospital QuartermaSter section.
Among other things, be was
cited for the administrative
and executive coordination" Of
emergency measures during the
Anzio Operation and the adj
vance on Rome.
He was graduated from
Western High School and at
tended Southeastern Univer-
sity, both in the District.
Mr.. Price was a member Of
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Carlo SontiILi, z,
Rites to Be Held
At Mt. OIivet

Services for Carlo Clifford
Santilli, 2, will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Cham
bers Funeral Home, 1901 Cleve-
land avenue, Riverdale, Nd,
with burial in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Carlos father, Gino Santilli,
is the manager of the Columbia
Valet Shop, 2448 Eighteenth
street NV.
The child died Wednesday at
his home when he was stran-
gled by a Venetian blind cord
while apparently trying to look
out a window.
He leaves his parents, Of
1917 Twenty-third avenue, Hy-
attsville, Md; three brothers,
Gino, 5; Mario, 8; and Rossano,
8 months; his four grandpar-
ents, two great grandparents
and one great-great grandpar-
ent.
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DFatha

SMART, MARY Z. on Saturday, June
9, 1862. at Casualty Hospital. MARY
SMART SMART Ss osSsq S q S Fl AtAI U
Smart; daughter Of Mrs. Cora
Lyons. Greenfield, Ohio; sister Of
Charles Lyons, Mccordsville, Indi-
ana. Paul Lyons Of Greenfield,
Funeral Home, ia 11th st. Sc,
after 4 pm, Sunday. June 10,
where services win be held on Tues
day. June IL, at 2 pm. Interment
Fl. Lincoln Cemetery. IL
SMITH, SARAH c. On Friday, June
9, 1862, SARAH C. SMITH. Of 1886
Sherman ave. NV. beloved mother
Of Clairdean Bryant and sister Of
Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs. Betty VIII
Annie Fleming. Spencer and Henry
Robson. She also is survived by
many nieces, nephews, other rela-
tives. and friends. After pm.
mor na June ne IL rTienSS bs are invites
You st. NV. Funeral services and
interment. Arlington. Va. IL
soLBACH. CLEMENS JOSEPH. On
band Of Alice Z. soiSach, father
Of Theresa s. Doten and Robert ].
Solbach. brother Of DR.; Leo W. SOL
bach. Funeral services at the
simmons Bros; Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facili-
ties). on Monday, June IL, at IL
f, ;m I Ints.msnt Washington Ma
SULLIVAN, WALTER RUTHERFORD
Suddenly on Friday, June 8. 1862,
at 1105 D st. Sc WALTER RULER
FORD SULLIVAN. He leaves q wife.
olsr L: sullivan, two sons. Walter
sisters. Mrs. Bridget Petty and Mrs
Willou Algood. an adopted brother
James Carroll Hamilton and other
relatives and friends. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
THOMAS. MAYFIELD. On Thursday,
june 1862, MAYF1ELD THOMAS
Of BIO Charming St. ne, beloved
George l.. Virgil and Norman E.
Thomas, Also surviving are nine
grandchildren. his mother, sister, two
brothers. other relatives and many
friends s' are ' Invited t. call M at tSe
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV, where services will be held
at pm, Tuesday. June 10. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
VEST. ODESSA. On Thursday, June
z. 1852. at her residence, $50 4th
st. me-, ODESSA VEST. beloved
mother Of J. Albert, Merrill and
Odessa Davis. Alice HUMPHREYS,
Sarah, Benton and Leroy Vest
sister of Mrs. Almeda Monroe She
also is survived by five grand
Sther PelatiTes and re friends he
late Mrs. Vest viii lie IN state at
the Unity Baptist Church, 424 Sd
st; ne, after pm. Monday, June
10, where services will be held
on Tuesday. June 10. at pm.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Services by Stewart. IL
WALKER, DAISY E. (SCHULL). On
Friday, June s. 1862. at Fairfax
Hospital. DAISY E. (sCHULL)
WALKER Of S57 N. wakefield St,
Arlington. Va. wife Of the late
anthony W; Walker, mother Of Mrs.
Robert W. (Tuckerl Schulz. She is
and five sreat-grandchiidren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, June IL at 10 am.
Interment Green Hill Cemetery,
Berryville, Va. at / pm.
WEAVER. WILLIAM. Suddenly on sat-
Mrday; June 9; 1862; WILLIAM
Notice of services later. Arrange
mentS by Frazier's.
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A retired manufacturers
conSultant was pronounced
dead at Georgetown University
Hospital yesterday after he had
been pulled from the pool at
The Towers, 4201 Cathedral
avenue NV, by a lifeguard.
He was identified as William
H. Smith, 80. who lived in one
of the apartments at The Tow
ers. The manager of the build
ing, w. w. Allen, said Mr..
Smith lived alone but has a
niece, Mrs. Adele Golden, living
at 1907 Carmandy drive, Sill
yer Spring.
Mr.. Smith was taken from
the pool, operated by a con-
cession firm, shortly after noon.
Mr. Allen said Mr.. Smith re-
Gently had a heart attack and
had returned to his apartment
from a hospital only a few days
before. The manager said Mr..
Smith had been warned against
driving a car and other heavy
exercise.
He said that Mr.. Smith went
into the pool yesterday and was
urged to get out Of the water
by one of the lifeguards when
he seemed to be in some diff
Guilty. Later, however, Mr..
Smith went back into the water
and this time he went under,
Mr.. Allen said.
One of the lifeguards on duty
pulled him out and admins
tered artificial respiration while
awaiting the arrival of the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Rescue
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F. M. Durrunce,
Commission Aide

Francis Marvin Durrance, 81,
a former counsel for the Fed
eral Power Commission, died
Friday after a brief illness In
George Washington University
Hospital.
A native Of Arcadia, Fla, Mr..
Durrance lived at 1927 Massa-
chuSettS avenue NV. He had
been a resident Of the District
since the mid-1930s.
Mr.. Durrance served as coun-
sci to the FPC for many years
before entering private law
practice in Jacksonville, Fla.
He was retired at the time Of
his death. -.
He leaves a son, Thomas
Drake, vice president in charge
of public relations with the
Arabian-American Oil Co. in
Beirut, Lebanon. and a daugh-
ter, Miss Creel T. Durrance Of
the home address.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Services and burial
viii be private.
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William H. Smith, Retired
Manufacturers ConsuItunt

Squad. The squad took Mr..
Smith to Georgetown, where he
was pronounced dead on arrival.
Mr.. Allen said Mr.. Smith had
lived in The Towers since
March and was a retired con-
sultant who had worked for
the Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.
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AnuFilinDH

COLEMAN, SAM. The unwilling Of
q memorial for Mr.. SAM .GOLTZ-
MAN, devoted husband and father,
on Sunday, June 10, 1852. at l
pm. At King David Memorial Gar
and relatives are invited to attend.
ANNA GOBTZMArs AND MADELINE
EPSTEIN. 3,S,9,1O
MOORE, HAIRY. There viii be an
unwilling Of q monument TO the
memory Of our devoted father,
HARRY MOORE, at Mount Lebanon
Cemetery, Rigs and Adelphi rds.,
HyaABvilie, Nd, on Sunday. June
10, 1862, at 10 noon. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
THE FAMILY 10
TOAGPKNs, NOBLE. There will be
an unwilling Of monument to the
memory Of our beloved mother,
MOLLIE TOMPKINS, at National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery, SD and
NJ SITS. Sc, on Sunday, June II,
1862, At 10 noon. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
THE FAMILY.
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ChurIes P. Nelson,
Ex-Conqressmun

AUGUSTA, Maine, June 8
(AP).-Ex-Rep e SENTATIVE e
Charles P. Nelson's funeral will
be at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in
South Parish Congregations
Church.
The 54-year-old Republican,
who represented Names second
district from 1949 through 1856,
died yesterday. He had been
i'll with cancer many months
His father, the late John E.,
also was a Maine congressman
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wET FINS Sos HARRY nsg.S On v,J TIbagsaay;
Of Baltimore, Nd, beloved father
Of Mendel Weinstein OF Tel Aviy,
Israel: devoted brother -in-laW OF
Mrs. lille Weinstein Of Silver
Spring. Nd. and uncle Of Samuel
Weinstein and Mrs. Henrietta Weits,
both Of Washington, d. c.. and Mrs,
Bertha M. Trupp Of Silver Spring.
Md. He, also Is survived BY two
grandchildren. Services at the G.
D. Goldberg g. Son Funeral Home,
1917 9th ct. NV. on Sunday, June
10. at 1870 pm. Interment Tifereth
Israel Cemetery (old).
wESTRAY, MABEL L. On Saturday.
June 8. 1862. of 3OS Quaekenbros
st. NV. beloved wife Of William H.
Westray, ,sr.. mother of Mrs.
Geraldine w. Bonds. william H., jr.,
James A, ST. Lynwood c., the late
Samuel A. Kenneth M. ST., and
Mrs. Antoinette w. Fields. She also
leaves to mourn her lost. two sons
in-law. four daughters-in-law, IL
grandchildren, and a host Of rela-
tives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. II
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0tarn nf Thanka

Of the late REV. ALBERT s.
GEORGE acknog sistiSs Nth m Ssep
heartfelt expressions from relatives,
friends and the community at large.
We wish to thank especially the
Zion Baptist Church. whose sglosy
D. Franklin, Mr.. Steel, Rev. Earl L;
Mr.. Evelyn Chisley. floral artist.
a Cards. ssS sSnt t fSYs sstd e sa
press coincidence, We are iors s,i
May Heavens richest blessing be
showered upon all who helped or
made expressions in any way.
THE GEORGE FAMILY.
GRANT, JOSEPHINE F. The family Of
the late JOSEPHINE z. GRANT
wishes to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation for the
m tendssd e 70 tSs@ during their recent
bereavement. Special words Of thanks
are extended to the churches,
ministers. officers and members 81
Campbell AM.E. Church ior tnsir
illness and death Of Mrs. Grant.
REV. ]. C. GRANT AND FAMILY.
HICKS, FRANCIS HENRY. The family
wishes to thank. Rev Aron Mackley
Thurston Of New York City. friends
s relatives of tSr t tas loyey ana sarG
' VI THE HICKS FAMILY.
PFIEsTER, CHARLES W.. Jr. We
wish to extend our most sincere
appreciation and gratitude for the
many kind expressions, Of sympathy
and assistance received during our
/. CHARLES w. PFIEsTER FAMILY.
WALTON, FLOY J. The family of the
late FLOY j. WALTON wishes 70
thank all friends, neighbors and
relatives for the many expressions
OF sympathy and thoughtful kind
ness. during their recent bereaVe-
GEORGE C. D. WALTON. ST.,
GEORGE e. D. WALTON, Jr., AND
GEORGE c. d. WALTON III.
WHITLEY. HELEN L. Our sincere
thanks to Rev. j. L. Henry and all
ministers, deacons, Eshefs and mem
bers Of Tenth Street Baptist Church:
We also wish to thank Rev. and
Mrs. r. Mcintyre and members 81
Meridian Hill Baptist Church,
neighbors and friends for their CARDS,
flowers. telegrams and many kind
nesses extended to US during our
FLORENCE DAY AND FAMILY. .
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Draths

sANTnLI, CARLO CLIFFORD. OF
1917 23d ave-. Hyattsville, Nd, on
Norma (Tonil santilli, brother Of
Gino A.. Mario A. and Rossano T.
s ssTs AOn Psa's ssoi At c Gsa%Ss ave.
Riverdale.. Nd. ON Monday, June
II, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 10
sAVILE, JOHN SAMUEL. On Friday.
June. 8. 1862, at his residence, MUIR
t dss %d JOHN s sGl%sTEEE g hiysE
father Of Forrest K. ssviiie. ST. He
also is survived BY two grandchil-
sayille, IL, and five great;Rrand-
children. Services are being held at
Mount Taber Baptist Church, Muir
freesboro. N. c.. Sunday. JUNE, 10,
at 2 pm. 10
SCOTT. CHRISTINA. On Friday, June
s, 1862. at her residence. 832 L st.
ne. CHRISTINA SCOTT. wife. Of the
late Rev; John r; Scott beloved
S Msfs W EGiSsa snq aaT and s SSSS
Scott: She is also survived by IA
grandchildren, IA great-grandchil-
dren., four sisters, two brothers. five
daushteTs.in-law. one sonsin-law,
Mrs. Scott may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st.
ne. after 2 pm, Monday. where
services will be held, Tuesday. June
di ~ az in n Rey c John s sgSsey
rial Park. IL
SCOTT. JOHN B., Sr. Suddenly on
Saturday, June 2. 1862. JOHN B.
SCOTT. ST., OF. 500 18th st: me-.
loving father q John B. SCOTT Jr.,
Johnnie Mae Scott; devoted son Of
Rosie Singleton; brother Of john
ME. Mae Arnold, Willie c.. Howard
and Leo Scott; other relatives and
friends c.e also survive; Family will re-
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
on Monday. June IL. between the
services will be held on Tuesday,
fred H. Wesson officiating. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
SECRET. ANNUNZIATA. On Fri
sEdRETI. beloved wife Of the late
Anthony Segreti, mother Of Mrs.
Maria Pirnnicchia. Mrs. Theresa
Provenzano. Mrs. Rosina Furgiuele,
OOScpus rIhIlk. GTceOEy anu MdTlO
thirteen grandchildren. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
srt A; Humphrey, Bethesda; Nd;
st: AIMS Catholic Church, 400
Wisconsin ave-. where requiem mass
will be offered at $50 am. In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
IL
SHAUGHNESSY, ELIZABETH c. On
Saturday, June 8, 1862, at George
town University Hospital. ELIZA
BETH C. SHAUGHNESSY. of 24S0
18th st. NV, beloved wife Of Ed
ward J. shaughnessy, sister Of Mrs.
Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
viii be held at Fl. Iy pG Chapel HS on
Tuesday. June L. at IL am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
SHERZEY. EMMA E. On Friday, June
s, 1862. at Prince Georges General
Hospital. EMMA E SHERZEY of
b1l0 Que st. Sc. beloved mother
Of Mrs. Edna M. Noll. Mrs. Clara
r. Fielder and otto W. SherZey;
sister Of Mrs. Martha A. Hyatt and
Frederick W. Nordhoff. Also sur
vived BY II grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
where services will be held on Mon
day, June IL. at 11:30 am. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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With Regard TO q
Cord of Thinks

VsN often O cord sf.fhonks
IN The Stor meets Q need
winch con hardIy be solved in
any ether woY. Not only is
n q gracious expression Of
.cr9fisvdS To these who hove
sent floral tFibssss but also
eosfssosIy acknowledges the
services end kindnessss Of
the many to whom O psrsonel
note Of thanks eonnot well be
mailed o. whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
lnssssisn Of q cord Of thonks
maybe eEansed BY telephone
fN1hs Star, II. $4,000.
TMEvenina and Sunday Star
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lratha

ADAMS, IDA Il. On wednesday, June
9th st. s.e.. devoted mother Of
Miss Catherine Adams, grandmother
OF Mrs. Phyllis Cox and John A..
-Beasley. sister Of Mrs. Irene Gray
and Mrs. Catherine Wright. She
also is survived BY three great;
friends. Remains may be viewed
from to Q pm. Sunday. June 10,
at the Barnes & Matthews Funeral
Home. 1919 14th st. NV. Oath
st. at Spring rd.), where the rosary
MAS mi % viii liel be CELEBRATED 81 at ann
Monday, June IL, at st. Vincent
de Paul Catholic Shurch. South Cap
itol and NJ SITS. Interment Mount
OliYet Cemetery 10
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June O.. 1862. JESSIE M GfGasSpA q
200 Sth st. ne; sister of Mrs.
Maybelle Rattliff. Mrs. Katie Fuller,
Jackson Mrs. Lexxie Mclean and
Lonnie J. and Melvin Davis. She
also is survived by other relatives.
Friends may call at the Malvan &
Schey. Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, on
Sunday, June 10. after IL noon,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, June IL, at pm.
1nterment Harmony Memorial Park.
10
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ANDERSON s!. sEEGr; JOHN R.; Us q

ANDERSON. sERGT. JOHN R.. UsA
1852. at United States Soldiers
Home. SERGT. JOHN r. AMBER
SON. USA (retired). beloved hus-
band Of Rosa E. Anderson Of 6116
9th st, NV. He also Is survived by
9th st. NV. He also is survived
by one brother and one sister.
Friends may call at the Malvan a.
Schey. Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, on
wednesday. June Is, after 5 pm.
Funeral services will be held at the
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Our
Redeemer, Rhode Island ave. and
North Capitol st. me-, on Thurs
day, June IA. at 10 noon, the Rev.
James II. Somersilie officiating. In
terry. 10
ALBAN, NORRIS s. on June 8. 1862,
ct Fairfax Hospital, Fairfax, Va.
NORRIS g., ALBAN Of -1401 South
Barton st. Arlington, Va, beloved
husband Of Emily Alban (nee 6chu-
macher), brother Of Mrs. Garrett
Altvater Of Washington, D. C., and
Mrs. Chester Martin Of Manchester,
No. Friends may call at the Upton
Eine Funeral Home, Hampstead,
Nd. after pm. Saturday, June 8.
Services will be held on Monday.
June IL at pm. Interment Beck
leysville Cemetery. Beckleyviile, Nd.
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sALLEY. JOHN. On Tuesday. June 5,
1862, JOHN sALLEY. of 1911 18th
tiers, two brothers. other relatives
and many friends. Funeral and in
terment June II. 1862. at Denmark,
South Carolina. Service BY Morrow
and Woodford.