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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

RICH GREEK. fourth for $1,000 In his last should
heat this field. SPANISH FRA was winner last 1911
a. Garden State VANAIREss drops for her seasonal
FIFTH RACE-Purs,, 81 500, claiming $4,000 to ST.
SOO); I.yeaF-Olds and upi fillies and mares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

BIRTHDAY PDEsENT had speed In his seasonal
bow AMI should improve enough to win here ARTISTIC
SPIN her last and will battle to the wire. hid
DEN HOPE should take money SPOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
BY the Associated Press

aGentilly stable-AmberR-seltSer
/ 81 KS. XXI, xxxl0 pounds appren-
tiee allowance claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
HiuIeuh

DAILY DOUBLE IlO-4) slO9.SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

William H Foales entry
swoRb was an upset winner fer sSooS. CALI NE
BILL raced well last season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
Joe KeNys Bowie KandIcqps
WEDNESDAY RACES TRACK FAST POST TIME 1880 PM

SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000, claiming $4,000 10 Ss.
OOOO): j. yeaF-Olds. fnrlOnRs. - -
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FIRST RACE-.Purss, S3OOO claiming $1,000 maiden
3-year-olds; furlonEs.


COUNTESS RILDA has ISn TIVE fair races a Bowie
last. BUSY GUARD Is due for q top effort.
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Miss Burchurd,
Church Worker

Miss Anna Letitia Burchard,
II, a charter member of the
Washington Cathedral Aides
Association who gave more
than is years of service to the
Washington Cathedral staff,
died Tuesday at her home, 3403
Lowell street NV.
Born in Chicago, Miss Bur-
chard studied home economics
at Simmons College in Boston,
Mass. did graduate work at the
universities of Wisconsin and
Colorado, and taught home &C.
Monies in Kansas City CMo)
high schools for 20 years. She
came here in 1881 to live with
a brother, the late DR.. Ernest
F. Burchard. Her closest sur
viving relatives are three e
nephews.
Memorial services will be at
10 am. Saturday at st. Adams
Episcopal Church, Wisconsin
and Massachusetts, avenues
NV, Of which Miss Burchard
was a member. Burial will be
in Illinois. The family asks that
expressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to the
Washington Cathedral Build
ing Fund.
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Jack Carson, 81, Dies;
Veteran Film Comedian

HOLLYWOOD, Jan 3 (AP)
Actor Jack Carson, who
clustered across the screen as
the loudmouthed comedian who
usually lost the girl, died yes
terday Of cancer of the liver.
Although Mr.. Carson, So, had
been i'll for six months and
knew two months ago that his
case was terminal, his death
caught most of Hollywood by
surprise. That was because
he told no one-not even his
wife or his closest friends
how sick he was until two
weeks ago.
On New Years Day he
watched the Rose Bowl game
and was thrilled by his be-
loved Wisconsin's fourth-quar-
ter surge. Yesterday he was
walking around normally and
talking to his wife.
She left the room for a
few minutes. When she re-
turned he was dead.
In recent years, Mr.. Carson
had been touring the country
in stock shows.
Collapsed at Rehearsal
He collapsed last August 26
on an Andover IN. " stage
during a dress rehearsal of
Critics Choice" Doctors
called his ailment a stomach
disorder then.
But he later found out it was
cancer. No one knew it but
Mr.. Carson and his doctor.
Mr.. Carson was born in Car
men, Manitoba, Canada, but
moved as a youngster to Mil
waukee. And to the day he
died, he was as Milwaukee as
lager beer.
Il was the guy in the movie
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Mrs. KinsIow, IS,
Long Operated
Seufood Market

Mrs. Anna c. Kinslow. rs,
who with her late husband ran
a Seafood market here for so
years, died Tuesday at her
home, 1901 Sixteen street NV.
She was the widow of Will
liam Kinslow, nephew of the
founder of KinSlow g. Sons.
The firm was located at 1920
M street NV. until it closed in
June after 80 years in business.
When the market closed, Mrs.
Kinslow blamed the demise on
a less refined seafood buying
public than in previous years.
They're more interested in
four wheels. these days" she
said.
A native WaShingtonian
Mrs. Kinslow ran the firm and
kept the books herself after her
husband died in 1916. She grad
ually retired from this active
part, but until the June closing
she came to the store almost
every day to wait on customers
and answer telephones.
She was a life member of the
Soroptimist Club of Washing
ton, to which she had belonged
since 1925 and was also a men,
ber of st. Patrick's Catholic
Church.
Mrs. Kinslow leaves a sister,
Miss Irene c. Claveloux of 832
Taylor street NE, and two
brothers. Francis J. Claveloux
of Oakton, Va, and Bernard
Claveloux of Centreville, Va.
Services will be at 10 a m. to-
morrow at st. Patrick's Cath
olic Church Tenth and G
streets NV. Burial will be at
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord Of fherks
in The Siur meets o need
which eon hordly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
il o gracious sxpwssion Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent floral tributes but oko
eovreoVsly acknowledges the
services and kindnssses Of
the many 10 whom q personal
note Of thanks eonnof we'll be
mailed or whose names ond
oddrsSSeS ore net known.
insertion Of a cord Of ihonks
nay be ouonssd by isIsphens
10 The Stor, II. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Werner A. Rupp

ABERDEEN, Wash, Jan. 3
tAP). - Werner A. Rupp, 81,
publisher and editor Of the
Aberdeen Daily World, died yes
terday after a long illness. Mr.
Rupp and the late John F. Gil
bert purchased the old Aber-
deen Daily Bulletin in 1908 and
renamed 1t the Daily World.
Mr.. Rupp became sole owner
In 1910. He was a regent Of the
University Of Washington for II
years.
Evening star., 1963-01-03

January 3, 1868, NORRIS GREBER
OF IA Grant ave, Takoma Park,
Md, beloved husband Of Betty
Greber and devoted father OF Mrs.
dress and Mrs. Dorothy q. RumiZen
OF Silver Spring, Nd. He also is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Jennie
Saget OF Philadelphia, Pa, and two
granddaughters. Services at the G,
Goldberg e. Son Funeral Home
4217 9th st. NV, on Friday, Jan.
uary 4, at , pm. Interment King
David Memorial Garden. In mourn-
ing at "a Grant ave, Takoma Park
Mo; The family suggests in lieu
oI flowers contributions be made to
the d. c, Cancer Aid Group, p O.
BOX l192, Silver Spring. Nd. 4
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DfathH
ARNOLD, RICHARD N. sudd,

ARNOLD, RICHARD H. suddenly, on
Wednesday. January 2, 1868, at his
home, l0505 Lester St, Silver Spring,
Md, RICHARD H. ARNOLD, beloved
rusband of the late Mamie Day
Arnold, brother OF Mrs. Mary E.
Reed, Mrs. Nellie Turner, Mrs. yallie
Burroughs, Mrs. Katie English, Elgie,
Jack Johnny and Herbert Arnold.
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home of Robert A.
Pumphrey, Rockville. Nd, from >
TO 4 and Z TO . pm, Thursday and
services win be held on Saturday.
January 5, at 10 am. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery.
ARTS. KEvIN Z. on Sunday. Decem-
Der 30, 1862, az Children,s Hospital
NV. beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Arts. He leaves to mourn
a host Of relatives and friends.
Friends may call at Moten's Fu-
neral Home, 27is 10Th St; ne
1868. Funeral Friday, January 4, al
IL am, the Rev. J. d. Foy officiat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Arrangements by oscar
Barnes.
BASKIN. DOROTHY. On Thursday,
January g. 1868, at her residence,
1000 MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV,
DOROTHY BAsKIN' beloved wife
Of Emanuel Baskin and devoted
and Harvey A. Baskin. She also is
survived BY a sister, Mrs. Lillian
Friedman OF Silver Spring, Md.
four brothers. William Tenn Ben
lamin Tender Of New York, Jack
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 i4th ST. NV.
lparking facilities adiacenU, on Fri
day, JnaInuary a.. 4, a. ,.pn ! Pm. Inter Inter
Memorial week, 1000 Massachu.
setts ave. NV, Apt 1881 In lieu
OF flowers the family suggests con-
tributions may be made 10 the char
ity OF your choice.
BOWEN, LELEA JANE. on Sunday, De-
eember 30. 1862. LELEA JANE
BOWEN OF 1l05 5Tth pl. ne, sister
Of Thomas Bowen and Lemuel Bowen.
After 4 pm. Tuesday January g,
Pansrd sgs 'Res Roms may ass ss RhCss ss TEiss sn
ave. NV, where services will be held
on Friday, January A. at l pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry
BRADY, LAWRENCE W. On Tuesday.
January /, 1868. at Prince oeorges
Hospital. LAWRENCE W. BRADY,
aged n, OF 1902 Forest rd., Kent
yillage,. Hyattsyille. Nd beloved
Lawrence T., Walter F. and James
watson He also is survived BY
seven grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass ave me- where
services will be held on Friday,
January a. at pm. tnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
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GUCKENBERGER. JOHN WALTER q
HASs, BARBARA IRWIN. suddenly, or

hASS, BARBARA IRWIN. Suddenly, on
Marathon, M1Sdfs TFslnuarE Fla EgARIApIa9 I9eA5 ,I,! St
HASS, the beloved wife Of the late
EDWARD c. Hass, mother Of the late
Barbara Ann. Frank E. and Marilyn
/. HasS. Services will be held al the
Adventist Church, Pennsylvania SnS
southern aves. Sc, on Saturday,
January D, at ] pm. In lien III
flowers the family requests thai con.
TIiputlons be made TO the Muscular
Hill Cemetery d
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who never won the girl but
never complained" he once
said, because I usually lost
her to my buddy, Dennis Nor
gan, and he was from Milwau-
kee, too"
Although Mr.. Carson's career
from vaudeville to movies was
mostly comedy, he was a bet
ter than average serious actor
He etched two memorable per-
formances in "A Star Is Born
and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"
Mr.. Carson attended st.
Johns Military Academy, Del
afield, Wis, and at Carleton
College. Northfield, Mimi, he
played football, led the school
band and took part in dra-
matics.
Sold Insurance
After graduation he was a
salesman a while for his
fathers insurance business. He
then teamed in vaudeville with
a college chum, Dave Wilcox,
who was later to join him in
radio in Hollywood. Their
vaudeville billing was for songs,
dances, impressions and funny
sayings.
Vaudeville and the act fold
ed. Mr.. Carson was master of
ceremonies briefly for a dance
marathon. The Tower Theater
in Kansas City offered him two
weeks-that stretched into two
years as singing master of
ceremonies.
In 1886 the theater manager
helped arrange Hollywood
screen test and Mr.. Carson
went into the movies.
His films with Mr.. Morgan
included Two Guys from Mil
waukee" and Two Guys from
Texas"
The Other Movies
Mr.. Carson's other films in
cluded "Vivacious Lady" "Des-
try Rides Again" THE Bride
Came c. o. d." "The Male
Animal" Arsenic and Old
Lace" Mildred Pierce" "One
More Tomorrow" THE Time,
the Place and the Girl" April
Showers" and "the Strawberry
Blond" with James Cagney
and Rita Hayworth.
Mr.. Carson was married four
times. His first wife was dancer
Betty Alice Linde. his vaude-
vile partner. Singer Kay st.
Germaine, by whom he had two
children, was his second, and
actress Lola Albright was his
third.
He married his fourth, the
former Sandra Tucker, two
years ago.
The funeral will be held
Saturday at Forest Lawn.
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LLnesdsy, January /, 1858, al
MMsssth9n, Mass On. Fla: BARBARA ANN
late Edward C. and Barpsra IrwiI ts
hass. Services will be held at tbs
Fennsylvania Avenue Seventh Dav
adventist Church, Pennsylvania snS
Hogthern aVes Sc, on Saturday, jan
uary D, at / pm. In lieu OF floweTs
tne family requests that contributionS
mace to the Muscular DiStrophy
to' tuno' lnterment Cedar Hill Gene.
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POTTER, STANLEY L. On Monday

y nLhI LhI oIANLEH Z. On MOnday,
Bfmy BReGsmGs5 a6,Di,., III 1872 s4s y, a. At pc Wit
TER Of 2Ol. West Masonic View
fiIiii. fsxei Alexandria, Va, husband OF
a. l.. Gautier and Mrs, Robert p
FUNK, brother OF Frank A. Potter
and Mrs. william Klaus. Friends
may eau al the Demaine Memorial
Chapel, 52O South Washington 81
hhIeAahaTla, va, where services will
oe held on Monday, January \,
AZ l:l5 pm. Interment ArhnRtop
National Cemetery. 36 iOii
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DFatha

PETERSON, JULIUS A. Suddenly, or
Sunday, December 80, 1862, julius
A. PETERSON Of 1915 Kenyon sd
NV, son Of Lewis and Ruth Taylor
also is survived by other RELATIVES
and q host OF friends. After !
pm. Thursday, January 3, 1893
friends are invited to call at Inc
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, January 4, at 1 pm
lnterment Harmony Memorial Park
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PORTER. MARION HENSON,

Sunday. December 30 lqSJ
MARION HENSON PORTER of 44OS
rails terrace Sc, wife OF Row +
Porter, beloved mother Of Rsrna,
gette Stephanie, Tracie Lacomus and
Ionya Snerice; sister OF Thelma n
iheram, Eva r. Armstead and MAJ
tneW W. HenSen, and sister-in-iaw "
9I James T ingram. After 4 pm.
may call at the Frazier Funerai
Rome 3S9 Rhode Island ave. NV
Nhere services will be held on Fri,
gay January 4, at II am, the
rev James o. West officiatinV
interment Arlington National Gene
VIZ z
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.Crennatoriunn

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
an 81 and Mass Ave. III g.SqOO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7i00 GEORGIA AVE. NV
RA. 1=T4t1
. Blks North Of Walter Reed Hospitai
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FAITH ADAMS: On Tuesday
DEATHS
Announcements OF
Services by Chambers
lit MPntnrtaitt

III MPtttnttd1tt
BIRCH. PLATT II. In sad but loving
remembrance OF our father, PLATT
n. BIRCH, who left US thirty-three
years ago today. January 3. 1880.
Gone; but not forgotten.
N1MitTppRENi MTp 3 I'm MABEL, MILDRED AND
DAVIS. NORA PROCTOR. In IoVine
memory OF my dear sister, NORA
FhOCTOR DAVIS, who left US one
year ago today, January 3, 1852.
Until memory fades and life departs,
YOU VIII always be in my heart
OEny0IED nfSsD SISTER. MATILDA WILL
DENT. FRANCIS (zABBY5- In msn-
- FRANCIS CzABBY," "uprIsHT, pENT,,
l who passed away nineteen
years ago today, January 3.
The years roll on as days pass bv
And memory Of you shall never die;
The years are now nineteen IN
Rest in peace in your heavenly
YOUR 6Ts- DEVOTED WIFE, MARY
Federico, ANTHONY, A tribute II
the memory Of our dear husband
and father, ANTHONY FEDERiCT.
who passed away four years sTo'
January 3, 1859.
May perpetual light shine upon you.
May you rest in peace. 'N'
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Federico; ANTHONY, Of 4eO3 Druid
THoNY FEDERIci' who passsd
away Tour years ago today, JAM
uary 3. 1859,
Today recalls the memory
81 loved one passed 10 rest.
ana those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved YOU heSf
....--..--- MORRIS TIVNICK.
Federico, ANTHONY y. In loving
Tm9emnoSryy o. our dear brother, AN
IhONf r. FEDERICO, who passed
sSIH swSy fo95 years ago today, jan
80 May he rest in peace.
TIERS. ''''D 9io-
JORDAN. GERTRUDE. In sad hut
ioxlnR memory Of our dear mother,
GERTRUDE JORDAN, who passed
aSty away E, ten years ago today. jan
HER DAUGHTER AND soN.rN.
LAW MARIE AND PERCY JONES.
JOSEPH, JOSEPH q. In loving man
ory ot my dear husband. JOSEPH II
JOsEPH. who departed this life three
years ago today, January 3, 1850,
Your memory is a Keepsake
-. Win which I shall never part:
Thoggh God has you in His keeping,
nave you In nv heart.
vELA JOSEPH.
LEWIS, ELIZABETH HOWARD In
y, IE9NIns n memory memo q our beloved sister.
passed 70 the Great Beyond thirty
itinEsss years ago today January q.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE rATv
hEN, AND MRS WILLIAM JANIS
LYAS, SOPHIE. In loving memory ~
my dear mother, SOPHIE LYAa who
departed this LIE eighteen yeas
aso today January 2, ipfb.
Your memory Is rose that blooms
across the lonely years.
ELlnABETH l., TILOHMAN
STEWART, MARGUERITE y. In rs-
membrance OF my dear sister. MAR
odU1EsRlTE who passed January 3,
May We be together again in IN.
Great Beyond WV
HER SISTER, EDITH VALENTINE.
ANl98 IhANDDAUQHTER, KAREN
TAYLOR, LENA l.. In loving memory
oi my Gear vile, LENA L. TAYLOR,
Wdheo., departed this lie January q.
Because we loved 80 truly.
You are mine forever,
Through holy bonds too strong
For even death 10 sever
HUSBAND, WILLIAM A, TAYLOR.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN cEMETERY-4 ehols,
lol4 zoo Contact PAULINE
FARMER. s5@6 "a ave, Silver
Spring. Nd
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'ER E. MOUBAYED.
Noble Grand,
VIETH, ELSIE MAE. On Tuesday 7.

NIETH, ELSIE MAE. On Tuesday Ian.
uary ], 1868. ELSIE MAE VIETH
beloved sister Of Marie Lynch
George L. and Howard T. Vieth
Friends may call at the Robert a
Mattingly Funeral Home, i3i iIth
81. Sc. tparking facilitiesl. untii
Friday, January 4, at q am, Reouiem
mass at the Holy Comforter Church
AZ g:3O am. Relatives and friends
Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-01-03
PRATER, MARY E. MoLLIE).

Tuesday, January /, 1868, NARY
T. tMOLLIEl PRATER Of Ills 18th
crater, devoted mother Of Bestrice
M. Prater and Paul H. Prater, Also
surviving are her grandson, other
relatives and many friends, From
10 1880 pm. Friday. friends
NAY NAY cSi at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Rome, 1870 9th st. NV. From g:S0
70 lO:45 am. Saturday, Jan1apy
o. lne remains will lie in state al
IN plymouth Congregatinna I'll
Snurch, North Capitol st. and RigSs
Io" Where services will be held al
an. lnterment Harmony Me-
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REDn. ETHEL AnrrsrI o.

NLDD, LIHEL AUGUSTA. on Monday
RPeeemoeI 81. 1852. at Kingsport
i3oVed 3 vile Of the late Samuel M
and Margaret Ann Shaefer AIso
snd Margaret Ann Sraefer. Also
survived by IL grandchildren
FRIENDS may. call at the Money 4,
King Funeral Home. III Maple ave
VEST Vienna, Va. Services will be-
1eio on friday. January 4. 1868. al
church: Interment National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery. Falls Church.
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PREsGRAvE, HARRY n sudd,,I,,

on Tuesday. January i, fg63 Al
Fairfax Hospital, HARRY D PRES.
" TTRAVE Of Navy, Route /, Herndon
Presgrave, father OF Ralph L pres.
grave OF Laurel. Md; Roger w
rreserave Of Chantillv, Va: II
Ihurston and Bentley Presgrave n,
HHeIndoni Va, and Mrs. Helen G
REYES Oh Hanover, Va. Also survived
gfandchildren. Friends NAV csii n
the Green Funeral Home. "a Eide,
St;, Herndon, Va, where service
VIII De held at pm. FRIDAY
January 4. lnterment Chestnu
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ROBINSON. LEWIs lloyd. on Mon.


CAV, December 81, 1862, IFWIs
FLOYD ROBINSON Of 1893 North
Capitol st., brother of Mrs. Bernice
Bowman and Mrs. Wilhelmina BEN
nett and nephew of Mrs Addie L
Jackson and Fleet and Homer Robin
Marjorie Bowman. three nephewS,
Richard, David and Donald Bennett
a cousin. Mrs. Alfredo Mobley; two
brotheTs-in-law, James Bowman and
FREQ Bennett and other relatives
Thursday, January 3, 1868, friends
are invited 10 call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th ST. NV,
where services will be held al 81
am. Friday January 4. Family
ne Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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WALKER, CLARENCE IN SAT-.

day. December 20 ia82. cfARENcF i
j. WALKER Of 100 Abbey place
ne, uncle Of William r. Wslkel
and cousin Of Elizabeth Smith and
Leon and Alfred Curtis. He alsc
Is survived by other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Wake,
may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home. 30 X St me-
atter pm. Thursday. Jan
uary 3, 1863, where services viii
oe held on Friday. January T. al
am lnterment Lincoln Me.
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MONGER, OLIVIA. on Tuesday. Jan

sry l. 1853 OLIVIA usioSSi MoNGESRs Ssnoi Of
sss36 Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase.
Monger, mother Of Mrs. Judith Ann
Currin, daughter OF Mrs r. A.
Gulledge, sister Of Mrs. Jane Garrett
OF Alexandria, Va. Friends are in
ylted 70 call Al the Bethesda Chevy
ShaSs Funeral Home OF Robert A,
services will be held on Friday. Jan-
uary =, A. pm. Interment Fort
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wednesday, January >, 1861.
ABRAHAM MORRIS MILLMAN Of
i2!O4 Valleywood drive, Wheaton.
MO, beloved husband of Yetta
Mlllman, devoted father of Rochelle
LINDA. Sanford Julian and Robin
Sale' all OF the home address. He
also is survived by two brothers.
LYMAN Milman OF Hyattsviiie, Nd
ana William Millman Of Washing
Ioh' ID. c. Services at the g ID
Goldoerg q Son Funeral Home, 42I7
sth 81, NV, on Friday, January
az II am; Interment District
OF Columbia Lodge Cemetery. In
mourning at 1904 valleywood drive,
Mheaton, Nd. Family suggests in
Heu Qf flowers contributions be made
70 the Metropolitan Heart Guild,
134 10th ST NV
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RODGERs, GRACE p on satu,a.v

December 90, 1862, at the Wash.
lngton Hospital Center. GRACE Y
RODGERS Of 1927 North 18th ST.,
Arlington, Va beloved mother oi
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann cortez, mother.
ln-law OF Capt Alvino CorteE OF
Fort Deyens, Mass. sister OF Mrs
Cleo Belzer, aunt OF Miss Carol Beizei
OF Baltimore, Nd, and GRANDMOTHER
Of Christopher, Steven and Eliza.
beth Cortez. Friends may call al
me Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 vii
son blVd.. Arlington, Va. from 9
pm, until y pm. Thursday, Jan.
uary ., and Friday, January 4,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday January s, at i0
am lnterment National Memorial
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PRINGIF RuMA

FklNGLE, EMMA. On Wednesday
January 2, 1868, EMMA PRINGI =
" lob kingman place NV. Notice
OF funeral later. ArraneementS ~
Frazier. "
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TAYLOR. PEARL. Suddenly. on Mo

%Ev, Day 6s Rsce@bsr a. iass@;, u PEHRi MGa
beloved mother OF Mrs. Doroth
parodi of New York City. nj Y
MRS. Miriam Cole Of CentreviIle
ns, and Ralph Davis Of Fail
Chureh, Va; grandmother Of RonaIt
ZIG Guy Psrodi. Bobbie Cole anc
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Homs ny
5a4o wisconsin ave. NV, on Fri.
gay, January 4. 1853, al n m
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery a.
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REECHERT, 4 I , ANTON. On Wednesday

ANTON. On Wednesday.
Jndni6i Janqisiry :, 1858 at the Hadley Me-
Of l3l Darlington ST, s.w-, beloved
husband OF the late Catherine P
kelchert and mother Of Mrs. Alice
BoWden, Mrs. Emily Thompson and
FRANK B. Reichert Funeral from
tne James 7. Ryan Funeral Home,
oll "a. ave. Sc, on Saturday, jan
at 81. Peters Church at y am
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4
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SNOW. YERNoN SCOTT. on w.dnn,.

day, January 2, 1855 vERNoN TfdnsS;
SCOTT SNOW. formerly Of SSs
HnoerWood st. NV. husband of tht
lste Mary A. Snow. father of Mrs
B1enlamin Steers and Mrs. Patrick
M MSiaGinto and Norman ]. and Ken.
nIeth 5. SNOW. Mr.. Snow rests at ths
warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home
Sftf Georgia ave, Silver Spring
MO; Nhere service viii, be held On
friday, January 4, at / pm. (park.
lle tacilities). Private interment in
roIt Lincoln Cemetery. Friends
neral home between the hours Of
ana pm. on Thmrsdav 4 y
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PLUNKETT, CARY p on rr,,a,,

nH JanHaTy TaHf M On TBgeSday
EFT OF 5537 North Fairfax df,ve
Arlington, Va, beloved son OF Cant
ana Mrs. John J. Plunkett UsA:
brother OF John j., ir, and Cynthia
E. Plunkett, and grandson OF Mrs.
Enleh Piunkett OF New York, vii.
Harry Bennett OF Florida. Friends
may call at the Robert j. Murphy
Funeral Home, 3524 Columbia pike
Arlington, Va, from > TO 4 and
70 pm. Wednesday, January g.
GraVeSide services will be held AZ
pm. Friday, January 4, al Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
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nesday January ., 1868, WILLIAM
JOSEPH WALTER, beloved husband
OF Vera Z Walter, father Of Delofes
K, CUMMINGS, grandfather OF Daniel
Michael Stephen and Susan Lynn
umhlnss' Friends may call at the
hoDert a. Mattingly Funeral Home
l3l llth ST. sc. parking feetiitiesi
aiteL pm. Thursday. Services
the Epiphany Church, Forestyille
Ma. on Saturday, January 5. al
pm. Relatives and friends in.
Nted' lnterment church cemetery
Evening star., 1963-01-03

SCHLAG, ALBERT G. on Tuesday,
HisnSHTy HnapitsI krpFs%' igS2' at ALE AlIeIxsndFi9
7l5 South Washington st., Aiexan.
dria, Va, the husband OF Catherine
T. Schlag, father OF Mrs. John @
Klaus, Albert T., Clarence F. and
William r, Schlag, brother OF Chris.
tian O.. Schlag and Mrs. Mary Kast
ne also is survived by fifteen
children. Friends may call al Inc
Demaine Memorial Chapel $50
South Washington st., Alexandria
Va. tparking facilitieS). Mass viii
be offered at St Mary's Catholi,
Church on Saturday, January 5, al
Cemetery. 4