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A. O'G. White, 86,
Retired Ad Man

RICHMOND, Aug. 8 (AP).-
Allen O'Grady White, 86, former
advertising manager for Miller
& Rhoads department store died
at his home here yesterday.
Mr.. White was a member and
former vestryman Of the Church
of the Ephiphany CEpiscopaD
and a member Of the Masons
and Modern Woodmen of the
World.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Surviving are two sons. ].
Stuart White, commissioner OF
the Division of Public Relations
and Advertising in the State
Department Of Conservation
and Economic Development.
Richmond, and William A.
White. Dallas. Tex, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virginia PerkinSon,
Lawrenceville, four grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchil-
oren.
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Christ Chopin,
Restuuruteur and
Real Estate Man

Christ. Chaplin, 80, Washing.
ton restaurateur and real estate
broker, died in Athens, Greece
on Tuesday. He was visiting
relatives when he suffered 9
heart attack.
Born in Tripoi, Greece, Mr.
Chaplin came to the United
States when he was 13. HI
operated several restaurant,
in st. Louis, Mo-, before estab-
fishing himself in Washington
in 1880.
Restaurants he owned anc
operated here included the ole
Anthony's. on Capitol Hill be.
tween New Jersey and FRS
street Sc. which has been torr
down.
Mr.. Chaplin obtained his rea,
estate broker license in 1914
and operated in real estate in
veStments here. He was q mem
ber Of st. Sophia's Greek
Orthodox Church.
He leaves his widow, Martina
two sons, George and James
and his daughter. Vivian. al
of 5506 Western avenue. Chevy
Chase.
Arrangements are being made
to return the body to the
United States for burial.
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Marjorie Van de Water, 81,
Newspaper Science Writer

Marjorie Van de Water, 81,
science writer for newspapers,
died yesterday at her home,
3O15 Blueford road, Kensing-
ton, Md, of a cerebral en-
bolism.
She Joined Science Service,
the institution that publishes
the weekly Science News Letter,
in 1929, after having been a
laboratory aide at the National
Bureau of Standards, a re-
search assistant at the National
Research Council, and a re-
search assistant at the United
States Civil Service Commits
sion.
In 1859, Miss Van de Water
was awarded the science writ
er's prize of the American Psy-
Geological Foundation for her
career Of distinguished popular
Interpretation of psychological
subjects.
She was life member of the
National Association of Science
Writers.
Miss Van de Water leaves her
sister, Mrs. Jean H. O'Neill of
Stuart. Fla, who was with her
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Maurice AtweII,
68, of Leesburg,
Retired Fireman

LEESBURG, Va. Aug. 8. -
Maurice Daily Atwell, So. a re-
tired fireman and veteran Of
World War I, died yesterday
at Loudoun County Hospital
after a short illness. He lived
on South King street, Leesburg.
Va.
Born in Leesburg. he was the
son Of the late Frank and
Capitola French Atwell. Mr..
Atwell retired in 1861 after
serving IS years as a fireman
at Fort Myer. Va. He was q
member Of the Leesburg volun-
teer Fire Company before go
ing to Fort. Myer. He served
on the Leesburg police force
for three years.
Mr.. Atwell served with the
Armed Forces in Europe dur
ing World War I. He was q
member Of the Veterans Of For
eign Wars and Of the Loudoun
Post, American Legion.
He leaves his wife. Sarah Ar
mold Atwell Of the Leesburg ad-
dress; two sons, M. D.. jr., Of
Purcellville and Arnold Atwell
of Lovettsville; five grandchil-
dren, and four brothers and
four sisters.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Muse
and Reed Chapel in Leesburg.
Burial will be in Leesb ur 6
Union Cemetery.
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consultant and as an officer
of First Boston Corp.
First Boston Corp. had be.
come interested in financing
the power plant.
Mr.. Yates died in 1857.
Mr.. Dixon was born in Hac.
kenSack, N. j., where he wa,
graduated from high school. He
began his career as a bond clerl
in New York.
Joined Power Company
In 1885, he became Secre.
tary-treaSurer of Electric Power
and Light Co., and in 1914 be-
came president of the company
He remained as president wher
Electric Power and Light wa:
reorganiZed as Middle South
Utilities in 1949.
He lived in Tenafly. N. j., 6
few miles from his birthplace
and served on the Board o.
Governors of Hackensack Hos
Ipital. He was a member of tht
advisory board of the Hacken'
sack YMCA, and was president
of the Harbor View Club of New
York City.
Active in the Edison Elec'
trio Institute. an association
of private utilities. Mr.. Dixor
served on the institutes Ad'
visoty Committee. Calorit
Power, Policy on Power Capac'
ity and Pooling, and WorlC
Fair Committees.
He leaves his wife, the formel
Josephine Runner Of Tenafly
two daughters, Mrs. Georg'
Mcdonald of Cresskill, N. J
and Mrs. Robert Biller of Ten
afly; his mother, Mrs. Franl
Dixon OF RidgeWood, N. j.;
sister, Mrs. A. v. RumSey o.
Syracuse. N. Y. and two grand
children.
Funeral arrangements arr
being handled by the Frank B
Campbell Funeral Home. Madi'
son avenue and East Eighty
first street, New York.
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recalled. he came to the court
house full time after a man
who had been shining shoes
there died. Many judges be-
came Mr.. Lees customers.
Mr.. Lee always smiled and
kept his chin up," it was re
called. He had decided against
"a vacation this year. but
planned to ease up some.
After work Wednesday, Mr..
Lee felt poorly and was taken
to District General Hospital.
He died there the next morn
ing. He leaves a sister in Bos-
ton. Funeral plans are incom-
plete.
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W. W. Ebert, Sr.,
Joined Phone
Company in '08

William W. Ebert. ST., rs, g
retired Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Co. employe
died Wednesday at his home,
POPS North Taylor street, Ar
lington, Of a respiratory all
ment.
Born and educated in the
District, he joined the telephone
company as a lineman's helper
in 1908. When he retired in
1947 after 80 years of service
he was a PIX. installer in the
District.
A life member Of the Tele-
phone Pioneers Of America, Mr.
Ebert also belonged to st. Ag-
mes Catholic Church, Cherry
dale, Va.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mar
garet Ebert of the family ad-
dress. eight children, 30, grand
cnlldren and 10 great-grand-
children.
His four sons are John j.
5712 North Tenth road, Airing
ton; William W., Rte. 2, Ster-
ling, Va. Frank, 1913 North
Seventeenth street. Arlington;
and Raymond, 2414 Peabody
street, Falls Church. Hi.
daughters are Mrs. There's
Cumberland, 1927 NORTH
Twentieth street, Arlington,
Mrs. Ethel McCauley, 1104
Patrick Henry drive, Falls
Church; Mrs. Doris Brennon
512 Second street NV; and
Mrs. Norma c. Hayes. Berwyr
Heights, Md.
Requiem mass will be Offered
at 8 am. tomorrow at st. Ag.
mes Catholic Church, 191!
North Randolph street, Airing.
ton. Burial will be at Calvary
Memorial Park. Fairfax, Va.
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catering service in connection
with the restaurant until he
retired in 1914. During 1857
SO, Mr.. Van Meers served as a
bailiff in District Court.
A member of the Elks and
the International Geneva Club,
Mr.. Van Meers also belonged to
the Holy Name Society Of st.
Thomas the Apostle Catholic
Church. He was a former mem
ber of the Epicurean Club of
Washington.
In addition to his wife, he
leaves a daughter, Marie Louise,
Of the family address, and his
son, Louis. of Mount Rainier,
Md.
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Napoleon Van Meers, sc,
Founder of D. G. Restaurant

Napoleon Van Meers, 66, the
pastry chef who founded Ma
poleon's Restaurant, 2649 Con-
necticut avenue NV, died yes
terday in Washington Hospital
Center after a stroke.
Born in East Flanders, Bel
GUM. Mr.. Van Meers served in
the Belgian army during World
War I and was decorated three
times. He learned the arts of
pastry from his sister, who
owned a shop in Antwerp.
After completing his army
service. Mr.. Van Meers wanted
to make enough money to get
married. but opportunities were
limited in postwar Belgium.
So he came to the United
States in 1920 to become a
pastry chef at the Occidental
Restaurant. Two years later
he returned to Belgium to
marry his fiance, Helene, who
survives him at the family ad-
dress, 2009 Cathedral avenue
NV.
They became United States
citizens in 1925, the year he
opened his own pastry shop at
5000 Connecticut avenue NV.
In 1884, he started his own res
taurant.
Mr.. Van Meers helped to
make famous-Napoleons, the
oblong pastry consisting of
three or four layers Of thin
dough wrapped around custard
and nuts. Napoleon's restau-
rant also became famous for its
own ice cream.
Mr.. Van Meers operated a
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Melvin Shreves,
Virqiniu Delegate

ACCOMAC. Va. Aug. 3 (AP)
Melvin Lankford Shreves
Accomack County's member OF
the House Of Delegates since
1856. died Of a heart attack at
his home last night at Nelsonia
He was So.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Mr.. Shreves, an automobile
dealer. was born in Bloxom and
educated in schools there and
at the college of william and
Mary.
He served four and a halt
years in the Army in World
War II. including % months
in the Mediterranean theater
Surviving are his wife and
two sons.
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Arthur Lee, District Court
Shoeshine Boy Was IT

Arthur Lee, the white e-jacket-
ed, 77-year-old shoeshine boy
who was a familiar figure at
District Court for many years,
died yesterday of an apparent
heart attack.
He loved the court building
with all its hustle and hustle,
and just wouldn't give in" and
quit his post when fai1in 6
health caught up with him sew
eral years ago.
For years, his nickname
was "Slow," and there probably
are many judges and lawyers
who do not know Mr.. Lees real
name. He moved slowly
through the halls.
He was a fixture at police
headquarters before and dur
ing World War II, shining shoes
and going to get sandwiches
for reporters and policemen.
His pace was such that getting
a sandwich from a delicatessen
less than two blocks away was
sometimes a one-hour PROPOSE
ton.
Mr.. Lee, who lived at 1852
Fades place NE, thought for
a while several months ago that
he was the oldest shoeshine
boy in all Washington.
He got involved in a maya
zine contest to find the oldest
bootblack in each city but
stopped talking about it when
it turned out he was only the
second Oldest here.
Mr.. Lee, who used to say
that he had been 40 years
with the courts" got to know
lawyers and prosecuting attor-
neys when he worked in a bar
ber shop near the court.
About IS years ago, friends
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when she died; her brother,
Donald G. Van de Water, Stu
art, Fla; several nieces and
nephews.
Memorial services will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at
Christ Episcopal Church, Ken
sington, Md.
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HIT Mrntnriattt

PETER H. AND SARAH E. A
tribute of love to the memory of oul
dear parents. PETER H. WEIGH
July 3, 1945. and SARAH E. WEIGH
who departed this life Is years
ago. August 3, 1947.
You left a place no one can fill.
And in our hearts you linger still,
Your memory Is as dear today,
AS in the hour you passed away.
ROBERT AND EDITH CAMPBELL;
GEORGE E. AND HARRY N
MURRAY.
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In Mrntnriart
Announcements of
Services by ChambeFa

BROADHURST, EARL NJ. In memory
OF nv husband. EARL N. BROAD
HURST, on what would have been
Off. 50th wedding anniversary,
August 3, 19l2-1962.
We started out as two young kids,
We walked the path together,
In In health % and md lis III '"S We HS: Went
together.
We raised our children. . closely
knit family,
And always We were sincere.
In our thoughts Of each other
And we. went places and had lots oi
fun.
cannot understand why,
The kind and good are taken,
And the others left behind.
But God knows best in His wisdom
He will search out and find the ones
he needs,
Nobody else cares.
May I walk the way that He has
And hope and pray that
may find you and He
Waiting to greet me at the end.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, HELEN
BUSH, MARIE JORDAN. In memory
Of my beloved mother, MARIE
JORDAN BUSH, who passed away %
Her r. p DEVOTED DAUGHTER,
COLEMAN, BERTHA N. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear one,
who left US one year ago today,
August 3, 1861.
The pattern Of life seems dark to US,
And the threads seem twisted and
queer
To the one who is planning, We
And it's nerfectiy niain and cIear
For it's all part of Gods loving
When He works in His threads OF
And they'll only make brighter
The uSs,.t rose and a. gold OF another
HER HUSBAND, LUTHER. AND
MARTfN. isFt VIVIAN. HiAii w1LLfAM' Lila 4
AND GRANDCHuDREN, PRES
TON AND LYNN.
FARLEY. CHRISTINE BERTHEL. In
memory of our dearly beloved
one year ago today, August 8. 1861.
God has YOU in His keeping.
We have you in our hearts.
Soon we'll meet again in Heaven
Never more TO part.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND STEP
FATHER. GLADYS AND PEREZ
RAYFORD, PERCY J. A tribute Of love
PERCY j. RAYFoRp, Who passed
away two years ago today. August
3, 1862.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered,
Sweet. happy memories clins
True hesqts sSqnd ySaF ySaF naWsi IoRsd YOU with
deepest affection.
Always will love you in death
Just the same.
STEVENSON, LAURA ", AND SMITH
EDITH A.. A tribute to the memory
Of our dear mother, LAURA v
A. SMITH, who passed to the great
beyond, August 8, 1854, and August
9, 1858, respectively.
Those we love never die
For as long as we live and remember
EDITH AND HAROLD.
THORNTON, MARGIE ORA. In loving
MARBLE 0RA ny TEoRNToN FTsft dsqshtss Ta d
parted this life IL years ago today
August 3, 1850.
God made q wonderful daughter,
She was lovely to behold.
He made her smile Of sunshine,
And tinted her hair with gold.
In her eyes He placed bright shining
stars,
In her cheeks fair roses you see;
God made wonderful daughter,
And He gave that dear daughter
HER LOVING MOTHER, ALICE v
FOWLER.
TRUEHART, DOWNLISON. In Iovinc
memory OF my dear father, DOWN
LISON TRUEHART, who departed
this life l3 years ago today
August 3, 1919.
l stood beside his bed
And watched his life depart:
And when l knew that he was gone
1t almost broke my heart.
Goo, saw his road was getting rough
The hills we're hard to climb,
30 He gently closed his loving eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
They say. time heals all sorrow,
And helps one to forget:
But time so far has only proved
How much l miss you yet.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
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BruceIIosis Losses

CHICAGO-The annual loss
from the cattle disease, brucel-
loSis, in the United States is
now $25.000,0 900. This compares
with $154,000,000 in 1854.
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b. Obituaries
AnuFiItn1H

MINKoFF. SARAH. There will be an
SARAH MINROFF. beloved mother
and grandmother, at the Ohev Sho-
lom Cemetery. off Alabama ave. Sc,
on Sunday. August 5. 1862, at IL
an. Relatives and friends invited
THE FAMILY. 5
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Return Attacked

President Eisenhower backed
the arrangement, in line with
his desire to ease the Govern
ment out Of the power busi-
ness.
But public power enthusiasts
mostly Democrats, charged that
the arrangement wound under
mine iva. Senator Estes Ke-
fauver. Tennessee Democrat
and others, said that Adolphe
WenZell, president of the First
Boston Corp, had acted both
as a Government adviser and
as a financier during the ne
gotiations with Acc.
Public power advocates
claimed that the contract gave
Mr.. Dixon and Mr.. Yates an
exhorbitant return on their in
vestment. But Federal Power
Commission figures bore out
the Dixon Yates contention
that their indicated return
would be less than average.
Mr.. Dixon and Mr.. Yates
agreed to cancel the contract
after Memphis city officials de-
cided to build a municipal
plant to provide the power. The
two men sued for out-of-pocket
expenses, but the Eisenhower
administration resisted the
suit.
The court of claims awarded
Dixon-Yates $1,867, 900, reject
ing the contention that Mr.
Wenzell played a conflict-of-
interests role. But the Supreme
Court, in a 6-3 decision, re-
versed the lower court. The
Supreme Court found that Mr.
Wenzell had played an illegal
dual role in the contract nego-
tiationS-as q Budget Bureau
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Edgar H. Dixon Dies;
Headed Power Firm

Edgar H. Dixon, 81. who said
he felt like a canary caught
in a badminton game" after he
became a major private power
protagonist in the 1855 Dixon
Yates struggle, died here yes
terday.
Mr.. Dixon. here for conf
Dental meetings concerning the
Tennessee Valley Authority suf-
fered a stroke in his room at
the Shoreham Hotel on
Wednesday. and died yesterday
morning at Washington Hospi-
tai Center.
The company of which he
was president and the late Eu-
gene Yates was board chair
man, Middle South Utilities,
Inc. had signed a contract in
1854 with the Atomic Energy
Commission to build a SLOT
million steam plant at West
Memphis.
The plant was to send power
into the Tennessee Valley sys-
tenn to replace iva power be-
ing used by new atomic install
lations.
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HOLLOWAY. KEITH. On Monday

July 80, 1862. at his home. 67ii
Allegheny ave, Takoma Park. Nd,
beloved husband of the late Esther
Holloway and father of Donald E.
and Lee T. Holloway, and grand
father Of Pamela L. and Gregory
Holloway. There also are two sisters
Friends may call at Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV. park
ing opposite). after 3 pm. Friday,
where. services will be held on
Saturday, August 4, at 1890 am.
1nterment George Washington Gem
etery
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DAVIS, MAUDE V. on Thursday, Au-
gust 2. 1867. at Casualty Hospital,
MAUDE v. DAVIS, beloved wife Of
Joseph F. Davis, mother OF Eliza
Isabelle L. Schopper, John E. and
Norman P. Davis. Also survived BY
six grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
facilites) on Saturday, August 4, al
II am. Interment Congressional
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CoNNELL. WILLIAM PLATT. Suddenly

on Wednesday, August /, 1867. at
his residence, $3.50 18th st. NV,
WILLIAM PLATT CONNELL, hus-
Connel. He also Is survived BY a
niece, Mrs. Ona H. Cannon Of Silver
Spring, Nd. Graveside services at
Arlington National Cemetery. on
Monday, August 8, at 1890 am.
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HARTZ. LILLIAN A. On Thursds

August :. 1862, Lillian A. M HART fSEz
beloved wife Of Tobias Hartz Of S504
18th pl.,- Hyattsville, Md: devoted
mother Of Mrs. Leonard Norinsky OF
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Sidney l.
Brown of HyattSville, Md; sister OF
Harry and Nathan Kamanitz OF
Baltimore, Md, and the late Samuel
Kamanitz. Also survived by three
grandchildren. Services at Sol
LeyinSon g. Bros. Funeral Home
bO1O Reinsterstown rd., Baltimore
Nd, on Sunday, August 8, at 9:3C
am. Please omit flowers. In mourn
ing at 1912 Dan Lou dr., Baltimore
Also S504 14th pl., Hyattsville, Nd
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ROMAN. ELMER A nn m.An..a.-

ROMAN, ELMER A. On Wednesday,
August /. 1852, Of Dunn LorinS,
Va, ELMER A. ROMAN. husband Of
Reva @. Roman, son of Mrs. Lucy L.
Roman, brother of Mrs. Louise Har-
vey, Miss Gloria Roman, John Ro-
man and William Barber. Friends
may call at PearSon's Funeral Home,
AZ N, Washington ST.. Falls Church,
Funeral services at Fort Myer
chapel on Monday, August 8, at ii
an. lnterment Arlington National
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FLEHARTY. ROBERT S; After a Ions

ROBERT s. After q Ions
illness, on Thursday, August 2, 1876:
In California, ROBERT s. FILE.
FIeharty inee Hampton, father q d
Mrs. Gayle Cox. Mrs. Barbara Anr
Shinn, Janet Fleharty and Robert s
Fleharty. jr., son Of Mrs. Elsa s
Cook and the late Ward w. Flehart,
OF Washington, D. c.; brother o.
Burgess. He also is survived by foul
grandchildren. Services at 8 pm.
Saturday, August 4, at Teek Family
Colonial Funeral Home, Westminster
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CRULEY, ANNA SULLIVAN.

ChULEF, ANNA SULLIVAN. On
:, Wednesday, August /, 1862, ANNA
= SULLIVAN CRULEY Of sos N
Auburn ST., Sierra Madre, Calf q,
beloved wife Of the late Timothy L.
Cruley, mother OF Mrs. John E.
Dintwel Of Bethesda, Md, and Mrs.
Daniel D. Strife OF Sierra Madre,
q. Calf.
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EBERT, WILLIAM w., sr. On Wednes.

day. August /, 1862, at his resi-
dence. WILLIAM w. EBERT. Sr.,
Of 2O26 N. Taylor St, Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Margaret
Cumberland, Mrs. Ethel McCauley,
Mr.. John J. Ebert, Mrs. Doris
Brennon, Mr.. William W. Ebert jr
Mrs. Norma c. Hayes. Mr. Frank E.
Eoert and Mr.. Rayman F. Ebert,
and brother Of Frank and Agnes
Ebert, Anney Clark and Emmie
Berry. Also survived by 90 grand
children and 10 great-grandchfldren
Friends may call at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home. 3245 Wilson blvd
parking in rearl, Arlington, Va,
where there will be a recitation OF
the rosary on August 3, at s pm
A requiem mass will be offered on
August 4, at 9 am. at st. Agnes
Catholic Church, Arlington, Va. In
terment Calvary Cemetery. 3
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HARRIS. MARY C. On wedp.sda

HAKRIS, MARY c. On "wednesday
August /. 1852. at Providence Hos
pltal. Mary c. HARRIS. beloved
mother, Of Mrs. Corrine H. Hardesty
Miss Alma g. Harris, John c., VIII
liam A. and James A. Harris: sister
Of Miss Nellie Murray and Mrs
Fred Kim Also survived by two
grandchildren. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th st. NV,
on Saturday, August 4. at 9:30 m
REQUIEM mass at st. Gabriel's
Church, at 10 am. Interment Gate
Of Heaven CemeterY q
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ioHEENs, VIRGIL z. Officers and

GoHEENs. VIRGIL Z. Officers and
EFS----- members Of Bricklayers
HT n Union No. /, D. c., are
tnI U hereby notified Of the
death Of Brother VIRGIL
MVU E. GOHEENS. Remains at
the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
llngton, Va. Funeral at
above funeral home Saturday. August
4. at pm. Internlent National
Memorial Park, Fails Church. Va.
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secy.
CONLEY. WILLIAM c. On Thursday.
August 2. 1862. at Mount Alto
Hospital. WILLIAM C. CONLEY of
1855 New Hampshire ave. nv.
father of william E. and Donald S
Conley. brother Of Mrs. Margaret
O'Brien. Services and interment
Bristol, r. I.
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DrathH

ADAMS. MYRTLE VIRGINIA. OF 60l
4Qth ave, Capitol Heishts, Nd, on
August /. 1852. beloved wife Of the
late Henry L. Adams, ana sister OF
GeorEe B Reed. stepmother OF
Henry L. and James L. Adams: Re-
mains at Chambers Funeral Home
August s, at am, thence to First
Christian Church, 57th ave. ana ?
ST.. Capitol Heights, Nd, where
services will be held at pm. IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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81, 1867. at Athens, Greece, CHRIST
d. CHAPLIN Of 5506 western ave,
Chevy Chase, Nd, beloved husband
OF Martina Chaplin, father of George
c. Chaplin, James c. Chaplin and
TTiylsn Shapin; SrStner o. sraIss les
also is survived by one grandson.
Friends may call at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st.
NV, after ) pm. Sunday, August
lparking facilitie).. Services at, st.
! 36th st. and Massachusetts, ave. NV.
on Tuesday. August z. at . pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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ROWELL, CHARLEs n rh. ott,ca-.

CHARLES T. The Officers
and members of Acacia
Chapter No, 81, o. E. s.,
Falls Church, Va, are re-
quested to attend the fu-
neral for our late brother,
CHARLES T. ROWELL,
Past Patron. on Monday,
a at g nm af paarcoD, 9
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ANKER. JOHN. On THURSDAY. Angus

>, 1862. JOHN ANkER OF 81
InEelside ave. Mclean, Va. beloved
husband Of CoTnelia Ware Anker
father Of Carleton c. Anker Of BED,
ford, Mass: Mrs. Ruth Jahnke Of
Lorraine, Greg, and John Anker' r.
Of Los Angeles. Calf. He also
suryiyed by four grandchildren, five
sTeat-erandchil three brothers
and one sister. Services at st. John
Episcopal Church, 2llu Old George
town pike. on SATURDAY. AusuSt
al IL am. Interment National Ne
mortal Park Cemetery, FAILS CnuIen
Va. Please omit flowers.