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james E. George,
Repuirmun for
Phone Company

LEESBURG. Va. June 49,
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow for James
Edgar George, As, an employe
of the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co. He died Tuesday
at the Loudoun County Hospi-
tai after a two-month illness.
A native Of LeeSburg, Mr.
George was the son of the late
Wallace and Sallie Paxson
George. He had been with the
telephone company for % years
and was a central office repair
man.
Mr.. George was a member
of the Telephone Pioneers of
America and of the Leesbure
Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, Thelma
Thayer George, two sons
James E., jr., and Jack r., both
of Leesburg, five brothers
John of West Palm Beach, Fla.
Charles w. of Middleburg, Va.
William j. Of Leesburg; Robert
w. of Philomont, Va, and
Joseph r. of Medford, Greg.
and one sister, Mrs. Flora
George Myers Of Alexandria
Va.
Services will be at the Muse
and Reed Chapel in Leesburg
Burial will be in Leesburp
Union Cemetery.
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Pitt 7. Manner, 81,
Political Figure

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June
ID (AP).-Pitt Tyson Manner,
81, a political figure In Ala
bama for the last rs years. died
yesterday at his home after q
heart attack.
Mr.. Manner, a former State
industrial relations director
and civil defense director, was
a delegate or alternate delegate
to Democratic conventions
since 1892 when Franklin D
Roosevelt first was nominated
He was nominated for the
Democratic vice presidential
nomination during the 1856
Democratic convention when he
worked as floor manager for
former Kentucky Gov. A. B.
Chandler.
He was president of the
Young Democrats Of America
In 1887.
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Operation Mend:
Broken Hip of
Woman, 100

Mrs. Rosie Williams Is q
bright little woman who, like
many other elderly ladies, is
recovering from a broken hip
at District General Hospital.
But unlike the other women,
whose average age is rs. Mrs.
williams is at least 100 and
possibly 1903.
She stayed awake during the
procedure because local anes-
thesia was considered safer
than putting her out. DR.. Rob-
ert Kindred. chief Of the hos
pitfalls orthopedic service, did
the operation. pinning her left
hip together again.
The operation was performed
last week. Mrs. Williams doc
tors think she has recovered
very well.
One doctor said that many
younger patients-of rs or So
are dreadfully scared Of the
hip operation. MRS. williams
experience may encourage
them" he said.
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John Edwin Luskey, ST., 80,
District Fireman as Years

John Edwin Luskey, ST., SO,
a retired District fire depart
ment veteran Of IS years serv-
ice, died Tuesday at his home,
416 Seventh street Sc.
Born here, Mr.. Luskey work.
ed briefly as a bookbinder and
joined the d. C. Fire Depart
ment as a private in 1897. At
that time all fire engines were
horse-drawn. Mr.. Luskey soon
obtained a license to drive
them and for many years
wheeled the flame-red ma
chimes through Sc. Washing
ton.
He was one of the first fire.
men to arrive on the scene of
the 1922 Knickerbocker Thea
ter disaster in which 98 persons
died.
In another Of his many adj
ventures as a fireman, Mr..
Luskey once saved the life of a
child who was trapped under
the Eleventh Street Bridge. He
hung over the railing to hold
the child until help came.
He retired from the fire de-
partment in 1912.
Mr.. Luskey leaves six daugh-
tiers: Mrs. James McNerhaney,
Of 1914 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc; Mrs. Russell Brown, Of
3001 Nelson place Sc; Mrs.
Joseph Akulis and the Misses
Katherine. Helen and Ann
Luskey, all Of the home adj
dress.
Also surviving are two sons,
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James Lewis Server, 4o,
Agriculture Marketing Aide

tors Hospital after an illness
Of several months.
Mr.. Sarver, . native Of
Shreveport, La, moved TO
Washington in 1947. He was
with the Food Distribution
Division Of the Agriculture
Marketing Service at the time
of his death.
He was formerly chief Of the
investigating branch Of the
marketing service, having
served previously with the
Compliance and Investigation
Division Of the Production and
Marketing Administration.
A United States Army cap
tain during World War II, Mr..
Sarver was commander Of the
Agriculture Department Ameri-
can Legin Post No. 80 in 1851.
He attended Virginia Mill
tary Institute and received his
bachelor Of arts and law degree
from the University Of Texas.
He was q member of the
Texas Bar Association and
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Mr.. sarver, who lived at 42Ol
Cathedral avenue NV, leaves
q sister, Mrs. william p. Rus
sell, Of Charlotte. N. C.
Services will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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fun. All guns will be in ac-
ton tonight" he told his men
before they sailed into that
battle.
Took Battle to Foe
A master tactician, he was
never content to sit and wait
he took the battle to the
enemy.
He first won distinction in
World War I for his partici-
patton in the Gallipoli cam
paign. BY the end of World
War II, his work in bringing
the Italian fleet to grips in the
Mediterranean had made that
ocean known to the British as
"Cunningham's Pond"
Personally favoring sea work
over desk duty, Admiral Cum
bingham repeatedly would do
any task he asked of his men.
On one occasion he was found
hard at work below decks when
there were not enough men
available to coal a ship.
He became admiral Of the
fleet in 1943 and was appointed
first sea lord and chief of ma
val staff later that year. He
held the latter appointment un-
til 1916.
He leaves his wife, Lady
Mona. They had no children.
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Lord Cunningham Dies;
British Fleet Admiral

LONDON, June IS (AP).-
Admiral of the Fleet Viscount
Cunningham Of Hyndhope,
British World War II naval
chief in the Mediterranean,
died in a London cab yesterday.
He was 80.
He hailed a taxi in Parlia-
ment square and directed the
driver to take him to Waterloo
railroad station. When the cab
arrived at the station, the
driver was unable to rouse him
so he drove to st. Thomas's
Hospital, where the admiral
was pronounced dead.
The cause Of death was not
announced.
Born Andrew Browne Cum
bingham, the admiral was
known affectionately in the
Royal Navy as "a. B. c." He
was knighted in 1899, became
a baron in 1945 and was made
q viscount in 1916.
He Joined the Navy in 1898,
served as a midshipman in the
South African war, and was
naval aide de camp to King
George v In 1882.
He was commander-in-ch
Mediterranean, from 1899 to
1912. and subsequently naval
commander in chief Of expedi-
tionary forces in North Africa.
Six Months in ID. C.
He was described by the
British press service as "Bri-
tain's Admiral Of Action" when
he went to Washington in 1912
to head an admiralty delega-
ton.
The admiral spent six
months in Washington, return
ing to the Mediterranean in
November as commander of the
big Allied fleet supporting the
United States assault on
French North Africa.
That news did not help the
then sagging Italian morale, as
1t was Admiral Cunningham
who ended Mussolini's dream of
mare nostrum" in the sea bat
tie off Cape Matapan in the
Eastern Mediterranean on
March %, 1910, when five Ital-
ian warships, three cruisers and
two destroyers were sunk in a
night battle.
I'VE are going to have some
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Ellen Williamson
Rites Saturday

Mrs. Ellen K. Williamson,
SO, mother of an Alexandria
resident and q frequent visitor
here, died today at Homer,
N. Y, after a long illness.
Mrs. Williamson leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph N.
James. Of $50 Telegraph road,
Alexandria, and Mrs. Harold
Creal, Of Homer; a son, Will
liam c.. of Westfield, N. j.;
eight grandchildren and three
.great-grandchildren.
Services viii be Saturday at
Homer.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to
the Cancer Society.
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James R., of 1112 Sixth street
Sc, and Lawrence. Of 119
Anacostia road Sc; a sister,
Mrs. Arthur Fowler. of 3944 s
street Sc: a brother, Ernest
Luskey, of 1910 Alton place
NV, Is grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. His wife, the
former Helen M. McAlister.
died in 1858.
Mass win be said at $3.50
am. Saturday, at st. Peters
Catholic Church. Second and
e streets Sc. with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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1,45oCudets Face
Trial in Turkey

ANKARA. Turkey, June 10
(AP).-The trial Of 1889 War
College cadets accused Of par
ticipating In an attempted coup
May II opened today.
The group leader. Talat Ay-
demir. an ex-colonel and former
commander OF the War College,
went on trial before a special
military tribunal with 100 9TH
ers last Friday.
Eight persons were killed In
an attempt 10 overthrow Pre-
mier Ismet Inonu's government
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Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Goodrich

Funeral services for Mrs. E.
v. Goodrich, 76. widow of r
w. Goodrich, will be held al
2:30 pm. tomorrow at the Ives
funeral home, with burial in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Mrs. Goodrich died Tuesday
at Marlton, N. j. She lived in
Arlington from 1923 until last
March. Mr.. Goodrich was q
former commissioner of concil-
iation for the United States
Mediation Service.
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FRANCES Z. GILLIAN, Secretary
FOSTER, ALEAsE VIRGINIA. Or
Monday, June 10, 1868, ALE Lea,
vIRoSJISEII!A, ~ FOSTER Of 81 ldSOs Elk 81
cST iis B. Postsr. daughter sas q Mf. sn nS
Mrs. John Z. Dolan. sister Of Mrs
MsarEaret Eaweett: Mrs. cord a
Ms; Rose N, Purvis, Mrs; Euls z
s' DIANE s e eSS5s' s MAE cq 9.sIs
S oSa 3 ana d SsaHsn p bols Ssri MS 8
Foster rests ct the Warner Z;
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434
Sssrs service wee vii s'f e SsId On F Ti
ssit SSne in a m P aTnsto arfNn a.
tionsl Cemetery. Baltimore papers
FOX, JESSE T., sr. on Tuesday
June ~; 1888. JESSE 7; Fox. 81.
late Marie S {. Fox. father Of = Cen 4.
Nd. and Bernard and Jesse Fox,
d. sE smsIt,,t Of N1 ssl,I Mssss M ns
ne also Is survived By seven grand.
children and six great-grafdchii.
dren. Relatives and friends may
saallo a. Gaseh's runersl Home Home
IT, xhsrs ss e w'S VII ). i SsiS
at ii am. Friday June IA. In
s cement, caTyssr Memorial Cemetery
GOODRICH, EMMA v, on Tuesday
June II, 1903, al Marlton, N. j.,
EMM NAY Y; qooDRicK, formerly
Richard w, Wilson p. and Forrest
p, Goodrich, Mrs. Jean d. Hem
ricksen and Mrs, Marian A.. Robert
son. She also Is survived By four
Srsndehildren rs ana 'H NAV srs enli
AZ the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47
pm, Wednesday, June i2. where
funeral services viii be held on
.r$sEn. 'S Columbia A. oa SG Rm c,P 1s:
GORDON. BEATRICE A. OF l2e 34th
g. sci. on June N, 1898. daughter
o. Theresa. J, Thomas, sister of
Howard and Juanita Gordon, John
\. and Neva Jean, Thomas; grand
s9 1sss1. q Bs ebiA. v Mees 5srs
Home, 5sOi Cleveland ave. River
dale. Nd. Notice Of time later.
GORDON, LEITHA ANN (nee John-
senl. On Tuesday, June I 4 1888,
~ her Iesidenee. 220l A0th. place
nv LETTHA ANN GORDON (nee
yssnn ssl9y sSao wife p m az lac :;
R'l At Ii. q b. vi ra R5sSf' HG %sy
S;rsl "l ssfssss sSsfi g. held hS oS
SIiE@sPt Green hiii Cemetery Berry
OoTTIIEB. NELLIE CHASE, on
cHAsE qoTrIIEp Of 10 Quincy 81,
Chew chsss,, Nd. beloved, wife 81
ne late Wnnsm Z: oYttlisb An, and
Co ' Funeral 10 Home. 'SSoi' iith mt AZ
NV, after ia noon Thursday' June
the above funeral home on Friday.
June ~ c., ~ ! pm. Intsrmsnt olsn-
HERBERT. MISS Eva o., on wsdnes.
gpRiHEHRRrf u wSssshlhMsilsoss, EVA g
Relatives and friends may call al
oasoh'a Funeral Home, 4Jap Bal.
timore ave- Hyattsyille, Nd, after
pm. ThuTsday, June g., where
S riSsy y Sll r. Ai iisS..rsas,ni Com Com
gressional Cemetery
JOHANsEN, AUGUSTA A. on Mon.
day. June 10, lp65. az her resi-
denee. $500 Massaehusettn ave.
p.wa AyousTA 4, JoHANsEN. be.
loved sister o. Mary y. Johanssn
F Pay sf Home a ..hsOS F,,bH i r. n e.
riiies Of The Mess viii Be offered
ss,s nS,sR 2, s' s Asnu na ~
Friday, June ~, ~ 10 am, for the
repose 81 her soul. interment olen-
wood Cemetery. 13
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Anuftltnu

BIsKIN, LOUIS. dwelling Of a me-
mortal In memory Of LOUIS BisKiN
at King David Cemetery, Fails
Church. Va, on Sunday, June 10,
1868, at 11:30 am. Following the
unveiling services family and
friends will meet ct 1901 18th
81. NV. II
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of fhGnks
in The Stor meets q need
which can hardly be solved in
onY other woY. Not only is
II O gracious expression. Of
gratitude 70 those who have
sent HoFoI tributes but also
eovTtSovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnssseS' Of
the. many TO whom q personal
note Of ihonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of thanks
moy be oranssd by telephone
10 The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening end sVnd0y Stur
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Dratha

WILLIS, MARY ERMINE. on wednes-
day, June r., 1868, at Circle Ter
NARY h TRMiNE WILLIS Of 1904
Oakcrest drive, Alexandria, Va. wife
Of the late Robert Ch9dWiek Wills
Robert c. and Arthur B, Willis.
Funeral services on Friday, June
IA, at 2 pm. at the Cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Alfred
SITS, Alexandria, Va. lnterment
National Memorial Park.
wEYMs, ADA Z. wORMLEY. on
Wednesday, June ~, 1858, at the
Z. WoRMIEY wEYMS Of 1888 LIST
St NV, wife OF the late Edward E.
Weyms, devoted sister OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Keys of Charles County, Md.
She also leaves TO mourn her passing,
five. nieces, Mrs. Lucille Posey,, Mrs.
Mrs. Virginia Keys and Mrs. Ruby
Swami; two nephews, Jesse and
Rufus Keys; other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 3015 18th st. NV. (ample
parking facilihes). Notice OF funeral
later.
YOUNG, RICHARD. on Monday,
June 10 lgss g. p 26tTSt 9 q 9SEa
Mes e"i st. Ni S.e.' Beloved iather r@S q
Philip, Frank M. and Leon Young.
ST. He also leaves four grandchil-
dren, two great-grandchildren, one
sister. Mrs. Marehe Harris. and
From 8 to 10 pm. Thursday, June
10. friends may call at the Henry
8; Washington g. Sons Funeral
Home. 4g25. Deane ave. ne. Re-
painS SilI Iie n state a Mount
s.e.,. from IL q. m. Friday. June IA,
Rev. Foster Graham officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
YOUNG, RICHARD. A special COM
a TT Sdss. Nol 3. p w e Ni
.cNCAn on Friday. June IA. 1868.
NNN AZ II am, in the temple
w 1000 1SO0 You .oq * X. NM iS1st % ar Z;
neral at pm. from the Mount
St. Sc. Members please attend.
JAMES D, GIBSON, W. NJ.
ELVIN R. SHEPPARD, secy. Is
zUPPIERI, ANGELO. On Monday,
June 10, 1888, At his RESIDENCE,
zuppieri, brother-in-law Of John
and stella Micro and Louis Naples,
uncle Of James and John Micro, r.,
and Mrs. Frances Brooks. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, 7400 Georgia ave. NV,
where prayers viii be said Friday,
June IA. at 9:15 am; thence to
Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 3rd
and SITS, NV. where the Holy
at 10 am. for the repose OF his
soul. 1nterment Mount Oliyet
Cemetery. 10
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James Lewis Sarver, 40, q
Department Of Agriculture en-
ploye. died yesterday at Doc
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
In MRntnriattt

In MRntnrtant
BAILEY, ELLA BANKS. In memory Of
ny 81 gyganG@hS mot Ella ,h BANk Is
thirtyoeight years ago today. June
IS. 1928.
The years pass on, but there
remains in my heart
An emptiness, that will always be
ELSIE T. JACKSON.
0A ory of our i dear m No lSE' HATTIE TTT
BARTON, who passed away four
teen teen years ago today June l3'
Fourteen years have passed since
that sad day
When our dear mother was called
Until memory fades and life departs.
DAUGHTER, MAMIE PECK, AND
son, CEPHUS ELLIS.
CASE, JACK. In loving memory Of
passed away three years ago today,
June ID, 1860.
Remembered and missed.
WIFE, MYRT.
FRAZIER, JAMES CHESTER, In low
ing memory Of JAMES CHESTER
FRAZIER, who passed away SIX
years ago today, June 10. 1857.
More and more each day we miss
Friends may think the wound is
But they llttie know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
GRAVES; JAMES A. IN loving mem
A. GRAVES, who passed away eight
years ago today. June IS, 1855.
We wonder in this life sometimes
Why certain things must be;
But God, In His own wisdom,
Has planned that they must be.
Gone, but ever remembered.
HIS WIFE, ESTELLE M. GRAVES.
GREEN. ANNA =. In loving memory
GREEN. who departed this life two
years ago, June l2, 1901.
In patience she suffered
TIL God called her home
10 suffer no more,
EL fnY. " LIrrLEPAoE AND FAM
MOORE, RICHARD q. In memory
OF my father, RICHARD c. MOORE,
who died five years ago today, June
-, 1858.
The shock we received that day
=. we still remember we'll;
" made Us weep and cry,
But the sadest part OF all
Was you never told US good-bv.
DEVOTED WIPE, MYRTLE: YOUR
cHHiiLLbBRREES . AND ALL GRAND
NEWMAN. ALEX. In loving mem
9ry 81 my dear husband. ALEX
NEWMAN. who passed away a year
ago today June 10, 1862.
Your Illness was a short one, COM
pared 10 many known;
The signs you rave were very few,
- sign, nod, a RTOan;
hthough ! watched you closely
- As you smiled from DAY 10 day.
How little did I think
30 soon that you had been called
away.
We. walk separate road today.
ana sorrow darkens all my way.
YET though / walk my road alone,
] Know that you are stu my own.
That you and I will meet,
where lie Is perfect and rompieLa
YOUR DEVOTED WIFI, MAMIE
TAYLOR, MARY ". In LOVING mem.
pry 81 our sister and slster.in-
law. MARY v, TAYLOR, who passsd
away 20 suddenly one year aFo
today, June 10. 1899.
You are not forgotten, Mary,
NOT Will you ever be-.
A. long A. life and memory last,
We VIII remember thee
MILDRED AND HORACE KING,
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-2 sites
IN Masonic section. the only two
avall, In this area. 065-e3ae ia
FOR sALE-l gravetlte cedar I'M.
Garden .ot love reasonable. MRS.
twa Roanoke. Va.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEoRofA AVE. NV. RA. 8.7tif
Blkt. North OF Walter Reed Hospital
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th 81, and Mass. Ave ~. $4,000
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Mrs. IDA J. Objects and
ter. No. 2, o. Z. g., are
hereby notified OF the
death of our late sister,
IDA ]. POLLARD. In
terment New Orleans, La.
EMILY c, DREW, W. M.
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Eta HUBERT. Councillor.
LouIaE bYER. seerstary.

CURRY J sHR4 ssR & o. Sq gSsSy JUNE 3;
gsi pseatur" q, NV. She sur.
ylyed By . sister.in-law, Mrs. N.
blanche cgrrg Bssrs .,,and a ds.
tI i.sS are Rmi nyIl sSr' q cai un II:
Mcclure FUNERAL Home, 1890 ON
u. nv where the Rosary win be
as ~ wil BE- ,s.ls6e !,ssse, esnl sis
Sts ~ ssns n i Risa q Noun s$i
oliyet ceemtery. 10
DAVIS, RUSSELL z. suddenly, on
bzyIs % hans sSasi Mild Nh Tdl,
Rockville, Nd, beloved father Of
Anna Lee Bette, Jane and Nancy
paws, .on Of Daniel and the lats
SISiss Da 4bsaI o. R Ss'h Dane Ms.
Ronella oden and janet Bready.
wheeler funeral Home. 1881 last
osiyis .'s On S Sssydil, y aS:
brsIRffshs '0Es sdlinna MSS i, on q VIZ n:
church cemetery.
DAY; OTIS. On Monday, june ~
Otis DAY. Of ma Il ~ NV. be.
loved brother, 9i huesetia Jackson
ssii a. TX 5hlysTsai t,i ESlOi Home aS'
hlB \ a. ne, Friday, june ~
Win BE- held al the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church, $50 Vermont ave
Field officiating fnterment LIN.
coin Memorial Cemetery. IL
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MARY. on Wednesday. June
II, 1858, MARY SAXON Of l477
newton st. NV. Surviving are four
one aunt IL grandchildren, 10
great-grandchildren other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
AZ the John T Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 30l5 18th st. ne. (ample
may call after 4 pm. Friday, June
~. Funeral services on Saturday,
June 10. ct the Union Wesley
Methodist Church, 23d and L SIS.
NV, at IL am, the Rev. George
smith officiating. Interment
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HIHLIE D NHhhLEo % JT. BUD
denly dSay' c on d Wsssanesdsy; ", June u,
Of YOe Cane h4 81. Claire SMidLif Ssloy ye
husband Of Joan Hanna Phillips
and devoted father Of Dawn s
Phillips. devoted son Of Charles
J. and Rose Colacce Phillips, anc
brother Of Mrs. Rosalie Boiler, Ray
mond and Theodore Phillips. Serv-
Park Funeral Home OF Robert s
Barranco, Richie hwy. at Macy
Corner. Anne Arundel County, Nd,
on Saturday, June Is, at 2 pm.
Interment Hillcrest Cemetery. nj
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day, June 10, 1868, at GeorgetoWn
uniyersity Hospital, ROBERT CASE
sAAJTon. beloved husband OF Jen-
Ruerite Wiley, Mrs. Eleanor Her
bert, Mrs. Ruth Temple and KEN
meth Robert Saxton, brother OF MIS-.
MABEL Raekey and uncle Of Mrs,
Mabel Sheldon. He also IS sur-
ylyed BY thirteen grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. Ar
rangements BY the De Vol Funeral
Home Nofice ~ f,re..t inv..ei
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xIny1 members OF the United
ANS|A states Department Of Az
sI4Ha rieulture Post, No. SO, the
American Legion, are
SDNEk4E hereby notified Of the
Week death Of our late COM
rade, PAST cOMDR.
JAMES L. SARVER. Services BY
the National Guard of Honor Al
Gawler's Funeral Home, Wiscon-
sin ave. and Harrison ST. NV, at
$3.50 pm, Thursday, June 10. In
terment Friday, June IA, in Ar
lngton National Cemetery at 3 pm.
E95 nIIII N y. COX; Commander.
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PINDELL, Ida. on Tuesday, June
PiNpEII, mother q Phillip Iii L. i Pina
dell Of Charlotte, N. c.; sister OF
Miss Dorothy B. Gardner Of Me-
tairie, La. Services will be held
a. the Harry a Bryant Chapel In
The oaks, Charlotte, N. c., on Fri
ment Evergreen Cemetery, Charlotte,
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denly, on TussdSys June II, 1858.
JosEPHiIiNiE {. M i1Yi II ~ ni S..
loved daughter OF the late George
and Margaret Meinekheim, sister OF
Mrs. Ann Gross and Mrs. Frances
Il. HoLoran, Friends may call at
ne De Vol Funeral Home. 2222
will be offered al Holy Trinity
Church. 26th and o SITS, NV, on
hTTisay, June R.,lt' AT 1880 am.
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later Services BY Frazier.
SMITH CARLTON o. on Monday,
gital, CARLTON o. SMITH q 1913
sRs o Il Ms M. cs sinp & SMITH 81 sm ana
brother OF Lloyd b, and Harold i.
Smith, both OF Richmond. va. he
shHidrin. i plshSs and sy Jd Two srS Hs
don. Friends may call az the Lee
ave, ne. whore services viii Be-
held on Friday. june ~, At ESQ
Pm Interment Cedar Hin Gene
soRENsES. HANS. On Tuesday.
ygnss y - 1909, q siblsy, Hospital.
Buasiss sOf sS.ssnd ana ,s ,hs late e
Mrs, june B. Edmiston Of ocean.
port N ~, and Mrs. GLORIA 8,
sargent OF Pals Church. Va. lie
also survived, BY two grandsons
co olsn Pab @sI 1 nnm ~ ' bsoi + Hines
a. the above funeral home on nj.
day,, June at n am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IS
TRACER, KAREN RACHEL. on
snsseehmn sf N; J W, 2 ig53 KAREN
s Sns batrl's o No. hllR w. beloved
TralGsf and devoted sister Of lisa
Deborah TraiRer Services al me
g 2. ,o0idbsTg \ Son Funeral
Home, l2iI 9th ~. nv, on Pr.
gay, june u A. 10 am, Inter.
lAltI chaylm seetiani. IN mourn.
IN a. t4sD Aragona drive, oxon
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June 3. iSs s At ne Sn pi WsiGPee de5
eral Hospital, MRS. SUSIE MAR
BILE Of 500 18th st. ne. She leaves
. brother, Robert Mcconnell; q sis
Ter, Odessa McConnell; q nephew,
Robert Austin; q niece, Mabel Rich
ardson; q devoted friend. Marshall
friends. Friends may call on Thurs
DAY. June ID, ct the funeral home
OF Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th
81, Sc, where services win be
held on Friday, June "a, at /
PM, Elder Samuel Kelsey Of
Ileiating: Interment Lincoln Me-