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tional surrender. II there is
any safety in the world. It
must be from self-imposed
limitations"
"Only elf-discipline and
courage will make the world
safe"
Another hope for avoiding
nuclear war lies in a sense Of
a worldwide community Of
men," Dr. Pollard commented.
An indication OF a drift in
that direction, he observed. was
the area Of common interest OF
science and christianity.
The director OF health and
safety for the European atomic
energy community, Or. Enrico
Jacchia Of Italy, also spoke.
DR.. Jacchia warned that
without safeguards there are
potential dangers In the peace
full uses Of nuclear energy. He
noted that industry, agriculture
and medicine are increasing
their use Of radioactive ma
terials.
The parley Is concerned with
the social and ethical problems
Of man-made radiation.
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Preston Kovonogh Dies;
Lawyer, Civic Leader

Preston B. Kavanagh, 63. at
torney and civic leader, died
yesterday of a heart attack at
his home, 1859 Twenty-eighth
street NV.
He was a member of the
law firm of Pope, Ballard e.
Loos here and was a former
member of the Board of Pub
lie Welfare.
Mr.. Kavanagh was a native
of Chicago and was associated
with the Chicago firm of Pope,
Ballard, Uriell, Kennedy. Shep-
ard a. Fowle He was a member
of bar associations here for
more than As years and spe-
cialized in tax, estate planning
and cooperative law,
A member of the board of
directors of the D. c. Chapter
of the American Red Cross, he
was appointed by District Com
missioners in 1850 to a six
year term on the Board of Pub
lie Welfare. For many years
he headed the Family Child
Welfare Service Committee of
the Community Chest.
Mr.. Kavanagh was gradu-
ated in 1921 from Northwestern
University and from the Har-
ard Law School in 1924. He
moved to the District shortly
after receiving his degree from
Harvard.
In addition to other civic po-
sitions, he was a member of
the American Bar Association,
the Cosmos Club, the Chevy
Chase Club and the Sigma Chi
Fraternity.
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z Acres Rezoned
In College Park

The Prince Georges County
commissioners agreed with
their professional planning ad-
visers but overruled the College
Park City Council yesterday
In rezoning more than two
acres for heavy commercial use
city officials felt no rezoning
should be approved pending
completion Of a College Park
master plan by the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. accord
ing TO Bill Yoho. attorney for
the council.
The bicounty aRency's adW-
sorry, however, noted a l94g
zoning map proposed the area
for commercial use. The tract
is on the west side Of Baltimore
boulevard, south Of Cherry Hill
road.
The rezoning covers "a acres,
although a change on nearly
four acres was requested by
Nicholas Orem, attorney for
the petitioners. The county
heads agreed with the
M-NCPPC that more than an
acre Of the back portion should
be left zoned for single-family
homes.
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80 Refugees
Reach. Miami
From Cuba

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 19 (AP).-
Ninety more refugees from
Cuba have reached safety in the
United States but information
was lacking today on whether
any more would follow.
There was no report on
whether more refugees would
be permitted to leave Cuba by
air or aboard the freighter
Shirley Lykes, now unloading
Cuban prisoner ransom cargo
at Havana.
Thirty-eight United States
citizens and So dependents who
are Cuban nationals reached
Miami yesterday on a Pan
American World Airways plane,
the second to make a special
Cuba flight this week.
A Pan spokesman said, IF
the Red Cross calls on us again
to fly into Havana. we will"
A group of SO persons arrived
last Sunday. The planes used
in both flights had first flown
to Havana with loads Of ran
som goods for liberated inva-
sion prisoners.
The last flight ended specu-
lation that some of the 25
American prisoners in Cuba
might be returned on the PAA
planes.
American Red Cross repre-
sentatives met the men, women
and children when they
alighted at Miami International
Airport and provided assistance,
including hotel and food ac-
commodations.
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Elmer |. Torwoter, 81,
Public Roads Engineer

Elmer L. Tarwater, So, a di-
vision engineer for the Bureau
OF Public Roads for 80 years,
died Thursday at Sibley Hos
pital.
Born in Orrick, Mo-, he stud
led engineering at the univer-
sites of Missouri and George
Washington.
He came to Washington first
in 1921 and Joined the Bureau
of Public Roads. He later ad-
ministered highway work in
Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, New York, and the District
In 1851 the Secretary of Com
merce awarded him the meri-
torious Service Award for To-
cation, design and construction
Of highways. In 1948 he re-
ceived a meritorious award
from the American Association
of Highway Officials for Is
years of service.
In 1860, at the request Of the
International Cooperation Ad-
ministraton, he was adviser to
the Chilean government on BIZ
luminous road construction
and an investigator of the ICA
highway program under con-
struction in Wet Nam.
He leaves his wife, Marie, 4805
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Wade EIgin, Jr.,
Held C&P Post

Wade H. Elgin, jr., 81, SUPER
intendent of supplies and motor
equipment for the Chesapeake
ard Potomac Telephone Co.,
died Thursday at his home in
Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Elgin, who lived at 5739
Bradley boulevard, was a native
Of Washington. After attend
ing District public schools he
entered the University of
Maryland where he was grad
uated Phi Beta Kappa in 1927
Upon graduation, Mr.. Elgin
Joined the telephone company
as a student engineer. The
various positions he held IN
cluded plant engineer, staff
engineer, and staff supervisor
He was a member of the Alex
ander Graham Bell Chapter OF
the Telephone Pioneers OF
America.
He leaves his wife, Muriel
and a daughter, Jeanne NJ.
both of the home address; 8
son.. Thomas W., Of 1904 Tun-
law road NV.
Funeral services will be al
2 pm. Monday, at the Pum-
phrey funeral home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda.
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Removal of Eyes
Stops Cancer

ROCHESTER. MINI, Jan. 10
(AP).-Doctors at Mayo Clinic
said yesterday a little Scottish
girl blinded by cancer has no
further complications other
than minor anemia.
Margaret McKeown, 2l-
month-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew McKeown,
came here a week ago. They
live in View Park, a suburb Of
Glasgow.
Mrs. Joseph Gales Ramsay III,
wealthy Reno, New, woman
who financed three medical
trips TO the United States for
Margaret, said doctors assured
her the girl had no further
cancer.
The doctors say she is a
little on the anemic side, but
that can be taken care Of with
proper food" Mrs. Ramsay
said. She said the girl will
remain IN the hospital for an
indefinite period.
Margaret lost one eye last
June. The second was removed
in December when doctors felt
surgery was needed TO prevent
spread Of the cancer.
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DR.. w. CuudiII,,
Of Peurisburg,
Ex-Stute Senator

PEARISBURG, Va, Jan. 10
(AP). - DR.. Walter Cleveland
Caudill. IA, a former State SEN
ator. died at Giles Memorial
Hospital yesterday after an ex-
tended illness.
He leaves his wife, the former
Iary Cornett of Pearisburg; one
son, DR.. Carrel M. Caudill,
Charleston, w. Va; two sisters
and two brothers.
The funeral will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Pearisburg
Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Caudill, who retired from
IA political career in 1859, had
served four terms in the Sem
ate. He first was elected to the
House of Delegates in 1885 and
served two terms before he en-
tered the Senate.
He had served as floor leader,
was chairman of the Senate
Committee on Public Institu-
tions and Education and was a
ranking member of the Finance
Committee.
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R, F. Dineen, 63,
GSA Investigator

Raymond F. Dineen, SO. an
Investigator with the General
Services Administration, died
Thursday at his home, 140l
South Barton street, Arlington.
Mr.. Dineen was born in Or
ange County, N. Y. During
World War I he served in the
l65th Infantry Regiment of the
42nd C'Rainbow') Division ad
was wounded in the Argonne
engagement.
He later worked in the ac-
counting department of the
Brooklyn Edison Co. and the
Treasury Departments depart
ment of purchasing in New
York City. About IL years ago
he came to Washington and
Joined the GSA.
He was a member of the Fa-
ther Duffy Chapter of the Ma
tional Rainbow Division Veter-
ans Association.
Surviving are his wife, Ella,
Of the home; a son, Raymond,
Ir., of New York City; and six
grandchildren,
Services and burial will be
in New York on Monday.
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Widow, Two Children
Inherit Carson Estate

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Jan.
10 tAP) Comedian Jack Car
son left his entire estate TO his
widow. Sandra, and his two
children by a former marriage.
The size OF the estate was
listed as "in excess OF $4,000
in papers filed yesterday in
Superior Court That could
mean any sum over that
amount.
The children are Jack. jr.. 81,
and Catherine, II, by his Sec
ond wife, singer Kay 81. Ger
main.
Mr., Carson died Of cancer
January 2.
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Argentina
Burs Visit
By Rockwell

The Argentine government
has turned down a request by
American Nazi leader George
Lincoln Rockwell to visit Ar
gentina.
In refusing the visa, request
ed two weeks ago. the Argen-
tine Embassy stated yesterday
that Mr.. Rockwell's presence in
that country "is undesirable, as
he might promote activities
contrary to the feelings of the
people of the Argentine repub-
lie"
During the last year. Argen-
tina has been plagued with
sporadic outbursts of anti-Sem-
itism. They have ranged from
student violence to paint at
tacks on Jewish synagogues.
Much publicity has been
given to an Argentine Nazi or
ganization named "Tacuara,"
composed mainly of young men
between ages of l8 and 20. AL
though few in number, these
youths were rumored to have
support among extremely con-
servative but influential men,
bers of the Argentine police,
armed services and the Catho-
lie Church.
Tacuara has openly modelled
itself on Adolf Hitler's Nazi
Party to the point of conduct
ing secret para-military train
ing for storm troopers" Its
leaders claim to have contacts
with Mr.. Rockwell in this coun-
try and Sir Oswald Mosley. the
British Fascist leader.
In his request for an Argen-
tine visa, Mr.. Rockwell told the
Embassy that he wanted to go
TO Argentina on business af-
fairs"
The swift rejection Of the APP
plication, according to officials
here. reflects a growing aware
ness in the Argentine govern
ment that neo-Nazism cannot
be taken lightly. Although
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January id, 1893. DELLA 'pH'i5hy' 4. piI.
adE ad S.oSs4 q SSi VII. fsrs st a, Rsh'SqS Is,s E1s
Dilger, aunt OF Tom Chew Of Ar.
lineton, Va, and Jean Evans OF
Florida Friends are invited 10 call
AT the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu.
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda, Nd, sunday January 20,
after ~ noon, REQUIEM mass will
be offered Monday, January 81. at
$3.50 am. At Our Lady OF Lourdes
Catholic Church, East-West hwy
and Pearl st. Bethesda, Nd. In
terment Pafklawn Cemetery. 90
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!, ARTHUR. Officers and
members Of Potomac Post,
\ No. 40. the American Le-
n gion, are hereby notified
OF the death OF our late
y comrade, ARTHUR TUCK
Z Err Services by the Ma
tional Guard OF Honor at
'ers' Funeral Home, 517 11th
;" on Sunday, January 20,
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Former Custroite
Shot at Embassy

HAVANA, Jan. 10 (AP).-
Capt. Ramon Padilla, a COM
rade Of Fidel Castro in the
Early days Of the revolution
lists struggle for power, was
found dead from a bullet wound
last night in the Brazilian en-
bassy compound.
Capt. Padilla, who command
ed the Isle Of Pines garrison
after Prime Minister Castro
took over, fled to the embassy
for asylum two years ago and
had been living there with
about 70 other Cuban refugees.
Brazilian diplomats said
Capt. Padilla had suffered fits
of depression during his con-
finement. They expressed be-
lief he committed suicide, al
though no gun was found. An
investigation showed only one
gunshot wound.
Capt. Padilla's was the Sec
ond violent death among ref
ugees inside the Brazilian COM
pound within three days. There
appeared no connection be-
tween the two cases.
On Thursday morning Padro
Fernandez Lopez was found
dying near a wire fence inside
the compound. Brazilian diplo-
mats said he died Of a brain
hemorrhage caused by four
violent blows, any of which
could have been fatal"
Mr.. Lopez, "a, with his COM
mon-law wife and three chill
dren, gained asylum last year
by driving a city bus through
the embassy fence.
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John D. Chapman
Services Held

Services we're held January 10
at the Nineteenth Street Bap-
tist Church for John D. Chap
man, 86. a Naval Gun Factory
employe here for Al years, who
died January 5 of pneumonia
at Freedman's Hospital.
A past master emeritus of
Masons' Hiram Lodge No. 4,
Mr.. Chapman also had served
as usher, trustee, deacon and
treasurer of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church.
He leaves his wife, Viola, Of
the family address, 1886 Fiji
teenth street NV.
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Tuesday, January is. Ia6SS ALI.
99SSH 9SSHs tHEotoEE t5tb FSND san =, 'GrsoUnI UI
Theodore, sr, and Peggy j. Ford,
brother OF Deborah and Sandra
Houeh. Also surviving are two grand
fathers, two grandmothers, other
relatives and friends. From I to
~ pm: sunday January 20; triends
Funeral Home, 18th st. and Florida
ave, NV. where services will be
held Monday January. 81 at / pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Com
etery. 90
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Alton place NV; a son, Ell
mer L., jr., of 6006 johnson
avenue, Bethesda, Md; three
brothers, William r. of Enid,
Okla, Earl A. of Edgewater
Md, and Charles F. of 208
Oneida place, NE; and a sis
ter Mrs, Gladys Hunt, Hanni-
bal, Mo. He also leaves a
grandchild.
Services we're to be at Gawl-
er's Funeral Home at Wiscon-
sin and Harrison streets NV.
today with burial in Fort Lin
coin cemetery.
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Mr.. Kavanagh leaves his
wife, Mary. of the home ad-
dress; two daughters, Mrs
Bruce Payne, 1901 Tod Street,
Falls Church. and Mrs. John
Morfit, 7104 Ridgewood avenue
Chevy Chase; a son, the Rev,
Preston B. Kavanagh, jr., Chi
cago, and 10 grandchildren.
Services will be at 8 pm
Monday at Joseph Gawler's
Sons Funeral home, Wisconsin
venue apd Harrison street NV
where friends may call after
2 pm. tomorrow.
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small, the movement has tend
ed to feed on the persistent po-
litical instability which has
plagued Argentina for almost a
year.
The refusal of the Rockwell
visa comedies with the arrival
here tomorrow of Argentine
Foreign Minister Carlos Muniz.
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Darn nf Thanka

CARPENTER, MARY c. FENWRICK.
We, the family OF the late MARY
c. FENWRICK CARPENTER, wish
to express our sincere gratitude for
the kindness shown by the members
OF the ST. Luke Catholic Church,
co-workers, friends, relatives and
neighbors for the beautiful flowers,
cards, kilograms, cars and the many
other expressions of sympathy given
to US at the passing OF our beloved
wife, mother and daughter.
THE FAMILY. 20
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ROGERS, MARY 2, AND WILLIAM m

In loving rememoranee Of our dear
departed this life thirty-five years
ago today, January 10, 1928. and
our dear father, WILLIAM nj
ROGERS, who departed this life
iorty'four years ago. January III,
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Mrntnrtal Srrutrra

JULIE GILL. Memorial
Episcopal Church, La Fayette
Square, on Sunday, January 20,
1868, at 8 pm In lieu OF flowers
contributions may be sent to Wander
bilt University Library for purchase
Of French books. 1919
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A requiem mass will be cele-
brated at $3.50 am. Monday at
st, Peters Church, Second and
c streets Sc, with burial in
st. Mary's Cemetery.
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POINTER. GEORGE w. suddenlv on

Friday, January is. 1853. GEORGE
w. POINTER Of 1918 Oneida pl.,
Hyattsville, Md. beloved husband OF
Violet L. Pointer. father Of Diana
and brother OF Salle Pointer, Nettie
Childs and william H. Pointer. Mr..
Pointer will rest at Gasch's Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile, Nd. from q pm. Saturday,
January 10. until Monday at Q am:
thence to Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel. where services will be held
on Monday, January 81, at lu.3O
am. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment private. 20
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January rs. 1858. at his residence.
i31 N st. Sc, ADAM p. D1EGEL-
MANN. beloved husband OF Edna NJ
hegelmann, brother OF Leo r.
Diegelmann, brother-in-law OF Clara
n. Wood and Helen l.. MCCOY
Friends may cali at the Robert
a. Mattingly Funeral Home, i3l
llth ~ sc. barking fpeilitiesl,
until Monday, January 81. Al am.
REQUIEM mass at 81. Peters Church
At $3.50 an. Relatives and friends
invited. interment 81. Mary's Gem
etery. Rosary on Sunday At pm.
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PARK. MARGARET. On Friday. jan
uary rs. 1868, at her residence.
lQ5 Indian Spring dr., Silver Spring.
Md, MARGARET PARK, beloved wife
OF the late William Park, mother
Of William A.. Harold G., Richie
A, Annabelle ]. Park and Mrs
Bradford Cole, all of Silver Spring
Md; sister Of Mrs. George Park OF
silver Spring, Nd, and John c.
Richie Of Dublin. Ireland. She also
Is survived by Is grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th st.
NV, after / pm. Saturday, Janu-
sry l9f parking facilitiesl. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home on
Monday. January 81. at IL am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Expressions Of sympathy may be
made to the Presbyterian Home
Building Fund, 305O Military rd.
NV. 90
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HOWARD A. W6GocsooipplssI 6oopp. sscTstnrSl mastSI %

RAIFORD, MAMIE X. on Friday,
January IS, 1883, at University
r. RAIFoRD OF 7Ol West Boston
blvd, Detroit, Mich, beloved wife
OF DR.. Frank p Raiford. sr., and
sister OF Mrs. Ethel r. Chambers
and Mrs. Evelyn r. Royal OF Rich
mond, Va. Also surviving are four
nieces, three nepheWs. other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Local arrangements
by MCGUIRE. Inc. 2l
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MOHUN, MAI

place, Hyattsyille, Nd, on January
is, 1868, beloved wife of Edward
J. Mohun, ir.; mother of Mrs. Harry
8. HuSsey, grandmother of Mrs.
Donald c. Weyandt and great-grand-
mother Of Donald Steven Weyandt
Prayers at the above residence on
Monday, January II, at $40 am.
Mass in st. Jerome's Catholic
Church, Hyattsville. Md, at am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Friends may call at the residence
after pm. Saturday, January 10,
Services by Chambers. 20
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DEATHS
In MFmnrtant
Announcements Of

HI 1HRuluI TAM
KEY. FREEMAN J. In loving mem
ory. Of FREEMAN J. KEY, husband
and father, who departed this life
eleven years ago today, January
in our hearts We like to stray
Along the road to yesterday,
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
AZ the end Of these eleven years.
DEVOTED WIFE AND SON. BER-
THA F. AND SAMUEL L, KEY.
Palmer: i1s 1s,;NDIES.: John ": In sad but Low
JOHN W. PALMER. who departed
THIS lie twenty-five years ago to-
day. January ~, 1871.
HIS SON, LAWRENCE.
PATTERSON, 1T ttN1Ni JAMES JAMES JOSEPH. In
brother and brother-in-law. JIM,
who passed away two years ago
today, January 10, 1851.
God rest your soul
EDNA AND HENRY.
PRYOR, OSCAR HENRY. In memory
OF our beloved husband and fafher
OSCAR HENRY PRYOR. who left US
tWenty-tnree years ago today, Jan.
uary 10, 1870.
Men ories are keepsskes
That no one can steal.
Death Is a heartaehe
That no one can heal.
Beautiful memories are all we have
OF a wonderful husband and father
,,,. We SHAH never forget
WIFE, IRENE PRYOR; LILLIAN
CRAWFORD, CHARLES PRYOR.
RICHARDS, GEORGE G. In memory
o. ny husband, GEORGE c. RICH
ARDS, VINO passed away six years
ago today January 10, 1857.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much / miss him yet
LOVING WIFE, BETTY.
RICHARDS, GEORGE c. In memory
ol our stepiather' GEORGE c.
RICHARDS, who passed away six
years ago today, January / q, 1857,
God saw the road was getting rough,
And the hills we're hard 70 climb,
So He closed your weary eyelids
And whispered Peace be thine
JOSEPH. CHARLES, BETTY, BOOTS
AND DOLORES,
ROGERS, MARY 2, AND WILLIAM m.
mother MARY E' Ro6ERs' Vss5 TSa
departed this life thirty-fiye years
ago today January 10. 1928. and
our dear father, WILLIAM n,
iorty.four years sso. January rS III III
THEIR DEVOTED SONS. HER.
bEhl ANu KENNETH
SWAN; CARRIE e. WILLIAMS.
loved ones Mother. CARRIE
SWAN, who left me twelve YEAR
$50 today uncle GEORGE II. VIII.
LIAMss TWO years ago, January
Always thinking OF you, my loved
ones.
Wishing you we're here
miss you all 20 very much,
Only God knows my heart.
Sadly missed
- LILLIAN r, TAYLOR.
TRIPP, HOMER y. In ioyinE mer,-
ory OF devoted husband ana
father HOMER p. TRIP. who de-
parted this lie one year ago. Jan.
asn,,. gsry p lesS, in Anne Arundsl
general Hospital Annapolis, Nd.
Gone, but not not FORGOTTEN.
DEVOTED WIFE MRS, MATTE
TRIP
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MICnAELsnN. HELEN On

MicHGEhsoNy h ishsofy Of i4i5 lSo4 TucEeThsN EHEhsN
81, NV beloved wife Of John
Michaelson, devoted mother Of Har-
old j. and Elmer Michaelson, both
Of Silver Spring, Nd, and Leonard
Michaelson Of Providence. r. /.
She also is survived by nine grand
Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home. 42l7
9th st. NV. on Sunday, January
20. at = pm. Interment Bnai
Israel Cemetery. In mourning at
lO805 Stoneyhill court, Silver
Spring, Nd. 10
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ALTIERI, PHILIP. On Thursday, Jan
uary II, 1868, at his residence, SO
Nicholson st. NV, PHILIP ALTIERI.
beloved husband Of Nina and father
Ralph Of El senors, Calf; Mrs.
Rose Rinaldi of Schenectady, N. Y,
and Angelina Gallonia OF Naples,
Italy He also is survived by two
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home, 74O0
Georgia ave. NV, where prayers
will be said on Monday, January
81, at 9:30 am; thence to st.
Gabriers Catholic Church, Grant
~ ths mass Win hn ofSeysS 1sy SaSr ~ iitTe M
am for the repose OF his soul.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. The holy Name Society OF
St. Gabriers Church will recite
the 4rosary at 1870 pm. Sunday,
Jansary 90, at the above funeral
home 20
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POINTER, GEORGE W. Officers and

fOINTER, GEORGE W. Officers and
a members OF West Gate
IN Bodge, No. 220 A. +. a.
IN A. NJ, Mount Rainier, Nd,
CM NC will assemble at Gasch's
XSX Funeral Home, 473g Bal
Nv timore ave, HyattSville,
Nd, on Sunday, January
20, 1888, at 1880 pm, for the
purpose Of conducting Masonic me.
mortal services for our late brother.
GEORGE w POINTER
RUFUS W. GRANT
Worahi pfttl Maefar
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GODsEY. CATHERINE DuNFoRD

Suddenly. on Friday, January is.
1868. CATHERINE DUNFORD
GODSEY Of 1901 18th st. NV, be-
loved wife OF the late James H.
Godsey mother of Mrs. Catherine
sister Of Mrs. Mayme D. Lowell OF
Washington, D. c.: Mrs. Josephine
d. Kaufelt of Richmond. Va; We'll
ford Dunford Of Upper Darby, Pa.
She also is survived by two grand
children and two great-grandchil-
dren. Services at the s. H. Hines
NV, on Monday, January 81. at o
am. (parking facilities). Graveside
services at ] 80 pm, at OakWood
Cemetery, Richmond, Va. 20
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HAyELL. OLGA SABINE. on Friday.

fHNELL' ULUA NABINF, on Friday.
l06 Kilmer Ct, Falls Church, Va.
OLGA SABINE HAVELL. mother
Of Mrs. Olga NJ ReiSs OF Falls
CHURCH, Va; sister OF John Wagner
OF Mclean, Va, and grandmother
Of Janet NJ. Reese OF Falls Church,
Va Friends may call at the Aring-
ton Funeral Home. 1901 North Fair
fax dr., Arlington, Va. where Sery-
ices will be held on Monday, Janu-
airy 81, At 1880 pm. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park. ~
Evening star., 1963-01-19

fanSaY fRaHnSSaaY Of IT, ad9 6so' wooa5T6S. 9aAJsgY Lee
Media, Pa, mother OF Mrs. j,
Calvin Crookshanks. Mrs. James j.
Henry and sister OF Paul j.
Rabbit There are four grandchll-
dren. Mrs Raney rests at the Warner
= Pumphrey Funeral Home, s434
where friends may visit with the
family on Saturday and Sunday.
from = 70 pm. and 10 q pm.
barking facilitiesl. Mass will be
offered for the repose Of her soul
on MONDAY January ~ A. 81
John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
lQsOl Georgia ave, silver Spring,
Nd" AZ 10 am, Intermenl 81
Johns Catholic Cemetery, Forest