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up with sports and the theatel
for leisure and recreation. HI
also travelled widely.
Mr.. Egan had strong opin.
ions and never hesitated tt
express them. He had a keer
nose for news and almost un'
erring Judgment If its value
Rarely did the insignificant
fact escape his careful eye
He insisted that all stories give
the facts as related by both
sides.
After a couple Of years o.
Navy service, Mr.. Egan came
to Washington in 1924 to edit
news and sports for the Daily
News. He worked for the United
Press Washington Bureau from
1929 through 1881.
From there he came to The
Star, serving as assistant city
editor, national editor, chiei
Of copy desk, news editor anC
sports editor. He was new,
editor, the most sensitive 20.
sition in the editorial depart.
ment, for seven years.
Returned to Sports
He is well remembered fol
the key role he played in The
Stars news room during the
hectic years Of World War II
when reporters were scarce anC
important stories broke daily
Every story Of any consequence
that appeared in the paper, in
GLIDING local police news, came
under his scrutiny before heins
sent to the composing room
He seemed to thrive in the
terrific load Of work. ,
Mr.. Egan spent the evening,
at his home at 2033 Huidekopel
place NV, reading all Of thu
Washington newspapers ant
many out-of-town papers.
In 1919, Mr.. Egan became
sports editor of The Star, re.
turning to a field he knew a,
well as the back Of his hand
An enthusiastic thoroughbred
racing fan, he had covered such
important sports assignments
as the Kentucky Derby, The
Preakness and the Belmont.
Mr.. Egan remained as sport,
editor for IS years, retiring ir
April, 1862, six months before
the usual 65-year-old retire.
ment age.
He is survived by his wife
Ruth, two sons, Robert M. anc
Thomas J. Egan. and sever
grandchildren.
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Martin Sommers,
Editor, Reporter

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s
(AP). = Martin Sommers, 50
newspaper and magazine editor
for 40 years, died Wednesday
In Pennsylvania Hospital.
Mr.. Sommers was night city
editor Of the New York News
until 1885 when he left to Join
the Saturday Evening Post as
foreign editor. He had been
city editor Of the old Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune at the age
Of 81. Later he worked on Eng
lish and American papers in
Paris and covered the early
phases Of Japan's undeclared
war on China.
When he left for military
service In World War II in 1913
the Post called him q news
paperman's newspaperman."
He was involved In many OF
the outstanding news stories OF
his time, including the allied
invasion Of Normandy in World
War II, which he covered from
a destroyer. He suffered q
minor wound when the vessel
was hit by German shellfire.
He was an Army officer In
both world wars.
Mr.. Sommers retired from the
Post last September after 26
years with the magazine. Since
his retirement he had been
working on Q book about the
Spanish influenza epidemic Of
1918.
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Miss Hamilton,
Teacher, Active
In Recreation

Miss Evelyn A. Hamilton, %
a teacher for five years at the
j. A. Wilson Elementary School
here, died of cancer Tuesday al
Georgetown Hospital.
A native of Washington, Miss
Hamilton attended Dunbar
High School and the D. C.
Teachers College. She was q
member Of the Second Baptist
Church and was active in D. C
Recreation Department work.
She leaves her father, Everett
E. Hamilton Of the home adj
dress, 1873 Webster street NV.
and two sisters, Mrs. Doris
Daugherty, Sol Virginia avenue
Sc, and Mrs. Norma j. Her.
bert, $500 Twenty-firSt street
Sc.
Funeral services will be at
pm. tomorrow at the Second
Baptist Church, 3l8 Third
street NV, and burial will be
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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Lester Cohen,
Screen Writer
And Novelist

NEW YORK. July 10 (AP).
Lester Cohen, 81, a screen
writer and novelist who wrote
several books that became best
sellers, suffered q fatal heart
attack at his home here
Wednesday night.
A native Of Chicago, Mr.. Co.
hen began his career as a poet
and hit the beSt-seller lists
with his first novel, Sweep
ing" in 1926.
He also was the author Of
another best seller, Coming
Home" in 1945 and wrote the
screenplay Of Somerset Maugh-
ans "Of Human Bondage"
Other books included 1.-THE
Great Bear" 1.-TWO Worlds"
Aaron Traum," the latter
written with his father. DR..
Lyman Cohen, and BILLY
Mitchell: Founder of Our Air
Force and Prophet Without
Honor" written with Emile
Gauvreau.
Funeral services were to be
held at 3 pm. today at the
Universal Funeral Chapel here.
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Charles Egon Dies;
Retired Star Editor

Charles M. Egan, IS, former
news editor and sports editor
Of The Star, died at his home
here this afternoon after a
long illness.
He retired as sports editor
Of The Star in 1862 because Of
a heart ailment.
MI. Egan was a throwback
to the old school Of expert
newspapermen who could han
die any assignment. He DEM
onstrated this by filling a di-
versity Of positions ranging
from city reporter on q small
city daily to news editor of The
Star.
COIOrful Writer
Although he was q colorful
writer, he had little use for
frills and tongue twisting
words. He believed q newspaper
should be q medium for telling
the news, not a proving ground
for would-be novelists.
Mr.. Egan was blessed with
a Photographic memory, which
he put to good use during a
career of more than 40 years.
He was quick tempered and
had q biting tongue and did
not stand on protocol when
there was q deadline to meet.
He sometimes startled Stran-
gers, but those who knew him
well respected his vast talents.
His influence made for O
healthy. alert newspaper, and
a whole generation Of WASH
ington newsmen is indebted to
him for the training he gave.
He insisted on accuracy and all
the facts.
Born at Delphi, Ind, on Oc-
tober /, 1897, Mr.. Egan grew
up in South Bend, Ind, and
attended Notre Dame Univer-
sity. He began his newspaper
career on the South Bend
News Times while still q law
student at Notre Dame.
Held Strong Opinions
throughout his career, Mr..
Egan continued his avid read
ing Of history and literature.
He followed current events as
a matter Of course and kept
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LONDON, July 10 (AP).-
Actress Susan Maryott, 80, sis
ter Of John Schlesinger. film
director, was found dead in her
Chelsea artists colony apart
ment today. Police said they
found a note and an empty
tablet bottle.
Miss Maryott appeared in
ShakeSpearean roles last year
In Stratford on Avon. Hel
roles also included the play.
Secret Of the World" and the
television serial, DIARY Of
Samuel Pepys."
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. Nhs&vuup sAe
Fridoy, July 10, 1868 SDuNOOshSS
Dratha

RICHARD A. On Tuesday.
July, 10, 1893. at Mount Alto Hos
pital. RICHARD A. THIELKE. Notice
of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Dovie @. Brooks ana Otis r. Allen.
THOMAS, KATHERINE G. On Tues
day. July 1e, 1883; KATHERINE 9.
daIshtsT Of the late Robert
as sis T Thomas Mar: s sn H Hst' A Mi::
Brown, aunt Of Mrs. Lucille B.
Handy. Mrs. Helen F; Wood. Mrs;
K WsIssT H H DSifey; Henry 3 and
and Earl T. Jackson. Also surviv-
ing are other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Friday, July
-. friends are invited TO call At
ths MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
viii Be celebrated at SIS. Paul and
Augustine Catholic Church. 18th
29i At 10 am. Interment Mount
oliVet Cemetery. 10
THOMPSON. MELVIN L. Suddenly,
%.ELyTfS s01 I: TAAoMSsSs5eoE 3 s5s$s0 g;
81; ne devoted son Of Mrs; Lola
sister, Mrs: Mamie i Rustin; two
brothers, Herman and Hillery B.
THOMPSON, IT,; q grandfather other
Friday J Ha fT5ens s,i.,d After PM s
At the Robert q. Mason Funeral
funeral services viii be held at IL
noon Saturday, July, 20, the Rev.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
URBAN, FRANK, sr. On Thursday
F nsAt x URBAN S:,6 ST.; q 1884 Fair I
Friends may esli' at TT The sI s i, Hines Hines;
NV. until IL noon Saturday, July
20 90 parking faeilitiesl. Services
WALLACE ALL MARIANA A.. On Monday,
loved, daughter Of Edna W. and
devoted sister Of Mrs. Mediel W.
two aunts, one brother in-laW. other
relatives and many friends. After
pm: Friday friends are invited
e can st the MCGUIRE Funeral
services l S b 9th he's. 81 an NV s.,T where
Harmony Memorial Park. Is
WARREN, JAMES r. PAPY). On
Terrace Hospital. JAMES r. WARs
Rem of 1923 SD ave-, Hillside,
Nd No beloyed HUSBAND Of Julia II.
m Maras sus sssher b Of MRS yutS Rel;
NJ. willis r. and the late DWisht
W.. Warren, grandfather Of Rich
ARD Russell; IrY and Carol Ann
t5nu s Friends may call at
St. and Mass. awe. me- H %Rsr;. s. ata
Ices win be held on Saturday, July
H Nh q c. ll;sG am Interment Cedar
WATERS, MAUD ANNETTA. On THURS
%Er Sqly Is; ~ 1883. MAUD SIo AsNNETTA
The I:ts SSsrles 1 WstsFs. T mothS CT
Of Mrs. Ethel w. Jacobs. Mrs.
Marjorie W. Chiswell Of Gathers
burg, Nd; George Ellsworth Waters
Of Brooklyn n. z; sister fof Mr..
Also surviving are eight grandehii-
dren and Is great-grandchildren
Mrs. Waters rests at the Gartner
Funeral Home. 316 East Diamond
ave-, Gaithersburg, Nd, where flu
neral services will be held on satur-
ment Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pixies
vile. Nd.
WILLIAMS, JOHN r. On Thursday.
July Is, 1858, JOHN r. WILLIAMS
husband of Claire Williams Of %
Winans ST., East Orange, N. j.,
and father Of John Robert and
from ''the Colonial Home" 1872
South Harrison ST., East Orange,
N, j., Monday, July %, at $50
Am. Solemn High Mass in Our
Lady Of Help Christian Church,
Main ST., East Orange, N. j.. ct
WILLIAMS, MORRIS. On Thursday,
July is, 1868, MORRIS WILLIAMS
Of 249 Florida ave. NV. Notice Of
funeral later. Services BY Frazier.
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Hit Mrnturiattt

III IuRHIur1dm
BRANCH. OLIVE CLEMENTS. In sad
6 memory , q my Lifelong yc, friend:
passed away three years ago today,
July 10, 1861.
EsSIE e. HEBRoN.
GORDON, DEACON JAMES B., 81,
IN loying memory OF my husband
pEAcoN JAMES B. GORDON, who
today. July 19, 1858.
An your love. and tender care,
Your companionship so rare,
remember nov today,
Although you are far away.
There Will never be another
iV ooRp RaSo AND FAMILY Mlsft YsSTE.IE
JONES, CHARLES ARTWAY. In low
ing ing sriP paievt e the memory q our
left US nineteen years ago, July
Thoush absent, you are very near.
Kept close By memories We hold
stn loved. stiIl missed with all
Through memories, dear, we shall
never part.
HIS yiFE y6sEPHINE @. JONES,
KENDRlCK, FRANKLIN L. In low
PRAN MsnHi' L q kE nj S SESSn Ss
parted this life ten years ago
today, July 10, 1858.
DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHER,
KATIE AND KILLIAN.
MARTIN, ALICE l. (ZETTl. In low
ALICE I. MARTIN M S Ssof d MStnsd
this life one year ago today, July
Your life was unselfish,
And for others you lived;
Not for what you received,
YOUR LOVING son. coRNEiius.
LEROY, CLEMENT AND WILL
LAW LiAM RUM AN ppAgM4 hETEl
PAYNE. WILLIAM H., sr. In loving
and fsths z. % VII ssG'' f. PSASSSs NEe.
ago today, July 10. 1860.
The one for whom we cared
With such abiding love
Has found the wondrous shining
Up TO the home above.
The home. where JOY will ever dwell.
Where loved ones but await
For US 70 share their happiness
Beyond the heavenly gate
OLIVE PAYNE, AND SONS.
sEARLS, LEILA. In sad but loving
LEILA SEARLS, who departed this
life on Wednesday, July 10, 1851.
God watched you while you suffered,
He knew you had your share;
And took you IN His care.
TIA Z, MfLIER. ~
SMITH, CHARLIE II. In memory OF
my beloved husband, CHARLIE n.
SMITH, who passed away two years
ago today, July 10, 1861.
Gone, but not forsotten.
Eo Us Esis' WIFE w < 2sD D'T 9yAS NIP
TYRE, MATILDA Y. IN loving menu
MATILDA v. TYRE, who left u
nine years ago, July 10. 1854.
wonderful wife, mother and aide,
One who was better God never
A wonderful worker so loyal and
One In . million. that. dear, was you.
THE FAMILY.
Won CLAIM, WILLIAM n. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and
father, WILLIAM II, Won CLAIM.
today. July 10. 1891. ~ 80
God took you home 10 rest,
Beyond all grief and care,
Ne left your love 70 guide US,
Until we meet you there,
WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRAND
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AnitrtltngH

FIsHBEIN, SCOTT EDWARD. Their
c %i o. r SCOTT gPy spWsR 3 N
on Sunday. July 81, 1868, at ;
pm, ct King David Memorial Gar
den; Relatives and friends IN
bic ct 251O Avalon place, Hyatts'
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Darn nf ThankH

VAN MOSS, 1T. BERT, UsMC IRE.
tired, The d ismilH ,s, q the iate
wishes to extend sincere thanks
patty, the beautiful floral offer
ings and other acts Of kindness
during their recent bereavement.
MRS. ALMA VAN MOSS AND FAM
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CROCKETT, MAMIE. Officers and
&1 pie, No. 422, I. B. P. o. Z:
HV Of w., are hereby requested
e be present at TIE f & 3 4
a Saturday, July 20. 1858, at
the Peace Baptist Church, 712 18th
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Dratha

BEAsoN; CHARLES L. On Thursday.
pital, CHARLES L. BEASoN Of
5731 North 9Th st., Arlington, Va,
beloved husband Of wilma Il Bea-
son, father Of Charles I eroy Beason,
son Of Mrs; MILDRED Kendr;ck.
tin and Mrs. Elisabeth Ann Car
roll. Friends may call At the, Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlinston. Va after II noon Fri-
Ices viii be held on Monday, July
%, at 1:l5 pm. Interment Ar.
linSton National Cemetery. 81
BIRDsEYE, MABEL SHERWOOD. on
sSssMsoop ssrk iS TsOS q Rs Hisal
n. Co.. beloved wife Of the late
Col. Mortimer B. Birdseye, UsA;
mother q MTs: william A; Smith
Ri Paso. Tex: sister Of Z. Dysne
and , Henry T shsSyOod ,a She also
Friends are invited TO call at the
R RssSssS Ss SSs. h pTmDbr. rHni T..
tSssda. Nd. on Saturday. July 20,
81, from 2 to 1 and Z to pm.
Services viii be held on Monday,
July %, at. 10 am, at the Fort
i::SSS$ ' 'i zfiins'Sa National Si'i' csP';
BOHLAYER, JOHN C. suddenly. on
MHSHss' Flu July o 5s { e Soa II GHEs
beloved father Of Douglas C. Bob.
layer and Mrs. Mary L. orasso;
brother Of Mrs. Helen M. Otte
Graveside services and interment al
Arlington National Cemetery on
Monday, July %. at 2:30 pm. 81
BOHLAYER. JOHN c. Members OF
~ caTpenters' Local. No
O l |; \, ~ 81 u 4 A
oraveside services and tntermen!
At ESQ pm. Monday, July %, 81
Arlins'oce T TRUMs,,E csP President.
NJ. C. GRESHAM. Fin. ssscy;
BOWERS, EDITH MARIE. on Tues.
day, July l6, 1868, at George Wash:
ington University Hospital, EDITH
MARIE BOWERS OF 62O4 Ravens:
the late Hugh. Bowers. mother Of
Mr. ME-, Carl z Swlsmsr II. e AMMAN 3;
vived By seven grandchildren, Fu-
neral services Will be held on satur.
day, July 20. at pm, at q. Johns
Methodist Church, Backlick "a. at
intsSmsnt "a psir EGt'n Memory snea9s oaPd.ns
Fairfax. Va. Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home, 214 West
July 10, from q pm. 70 10 pm. and
Saturday until IL noon; thence al
30. Johns Methodist Church after
pm.
CAMPBELL. DAVID CARL. on wednes.
day, July ~. 1893. DAVID Carl
ScHSM srIIs cs son q M br na Mr Z,
sarah sil'' csS S%Ro' Ruth 0fU zeilns :,
Charles n. campbsll III. Friends may
call at the Money a King Funeral
where services viii be held on satur.
day, July 20, At 10 an. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
CROCKETT. Mamie. on Monday,
pitSl. MAMIE cRocKMT Of 1873
mourn their los Mrs' gsstEis;
Martin carter Of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Mrs, Pearl Brooks. Mrs. Elssnora
S SSs%i'' and !ShSG'zs su h0lT asd
many Other relatives ana friends
Friends may cali between and
Peace Baptist church. 7l2 18th
q. n.s2 where funeral services viii
ss h sns A., II an f btyISsS,, July ~,
ficiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. Arrangements By Alex.
ander Q. Pope.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN MAUsoLEUM-Tvo
sTsypiSS; sH0 &C. lGss'iSn Isssvins city.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crepnatoriunn

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ata 30. and Mass. Ave. u. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1 Sls of sSsS !. ave W.:I T S. "a As;s s
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DEATHS
Announcement Of

SUPERINTENDENT u
Services By Chambers
Ruiz, Flora I. w. w. Chambers Co.
M0hun,
Edward j. W, W. Chambers Co.
Stewart, Clara A. ". W. Chambers CO.
kFemann,
Sarah Z. W. w, Chamhars &c.
Beach, Ernest r. WV. ChamberN De,
Brown, Pallie d. w, W, Chambers &c.
NyKaard,
Honorable
HtalmaF @. w. W. ChambeFs Co,
Holt, Elmer ", W, Chambers %,
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'LS jay T. E EsSs = SH1E e g y sEcHB
Mrs. Philip h. sioad Of Iii ca
gett drive, Rockville, Nd, brother
Of Marjorie Catherine. Suzanne and
faIrieia Slosd. Services and in
OF flowers, contributions may Be
made to the Montgomery COUNTY
Association for Retarded ChIIdren
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Is. isSS. cAiL1SH II SNIFF hrassOe q i Jnly
Rark st. ne, mother Of Richard
smith. Also surviving are one
sister. Mrs. Maybell Harrison; one
tives and many friends Fyiends
may call at the MalVan a Schey,
1nc.' Funeral Home, New jersey
AYE. ana R st. NV, on Friday,
July 10, after s. pm. Funeral
Baptist Church, SEA UnderWoo5
81. NV, on Saturday, July 20, Al
Pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
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Held Strong Opinions

throughout his career, Mr.
Egan continued his avid read
ing Of history and literature
He followed current events as
a matter Of course and kept
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Wednesday, July ~, 1858. al
STEWART Of 2ll2 North Monroe
st., Arlington, Va, beloved hua-
band Of Evelyn n. Stewart, father
OF Mrs. William Q. Meyer OF LorinE
Air Force Base, Maine: brother OF
8, Roger Stewart Of Silver sprinH,
Md; grandfather OF sherry Stewart
Meyer and nephew OF Miss Ida H.
Stewart Of Vermillion, Kans Friends
may call ct the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
until II am. Friday, July 10; thence
70 the Community Methodist Church.
Key blvd, and North Barton st.. Ar
lington, Va, where funeral services
will be held at / pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
STEWART, WILLIAM WATSON. on
i M;d2'' %S+so SS' sTiwElRsSg' ' ., VIII III
Mrs. ROssr st.vsrs. he Also '
art; a dsuThter, Nina three as
ters, Mrs. Louise Dinklns. Mrs.
Diane Reed and Mrs. Jacaualine
shaw; other relatives and friends.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange.
msnts By Alexander 8. Pope.
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Thursday. July is, 1903. JAMES
HARVEY STEPHENSON Of i4I6
and Howard B. STEPHENSON ss Sc S- Soth VI 81
Arlington, Va; Woodrow w. Stephen
Kstnryn s. Bailey or Mclean, va ac
brother Of Sue Z. adkins OF Adelph.,
Nd. Friends may call at the 8. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g01 14th
10 parking facilities). Services al
the above funeral home on satur-
day. July 20, at IL noon. Interment
Cedar Hill CemAterv
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v ELSIE Z, pANDRIDoE,


ELSIE L. CAMBRIDGE,
BLoNoE W. HAWKINS. Fin. secy.
GROVE, ALFRED Z. on wednesday,
July IL. 1868, at Northern Virginia
Doctors Hospital, ALFRED Z.
GROVE Of 3O27 North .Dickerson st.,
Arlington. Va. beloved husband Of
Edythe M. Grove. son Of Mr.; Carl
cF'T Xrli asS MFS AP 6so.S ManG Ui
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fairfax
win be held on Saturday, July 20, At
Cemetery. II desired, contributions
may be made to the Cancer Me-
mortal Fund Of Arlington County,
14l1, North Garfield ST.. Arlington,
Va. 10
CULLEN Az july u. 1852 si at On ariins TIs
Hospital. LILLIAN MAY CULLEN
Of 1892 North 23d ST., Arlington.
Va, wife of the late John 8.
Cullen. mother Of Mrs. Sylvia Birch
ana SIoS Sn .S Of rsSda s15 S1
ali ali at sf tRe Ives 'i Funeral Home. ss47s
Wilson. blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, July 22, at 10 am. In
terment National Memorial Park. 81
DARNE, LEONARD LEE. On wednes-
D. c., LEONARD LEE DARNE. be-
loved husband Of the late Florence
Gray Darne father Of Mrs. Mildred
Cummins OF Vienna. Va: L. Ralph
Darne, Mrs. Virginia Mueller. Mrs.
Hilda Needham Of Mclean. Va. !;
brother OF Mrs, Mabel Wagner. Also
survived BY eight grandchildren and
six Observation-Disclosures Friends may
call at the Money g. King Funeral
Home, III West Maple ave. Vienna,
Va. Services will be held on Satur-
day. July 20, at 1880 am. at ST.
Luke's Catholic Church, Route 1893,
Old deorgetown pike, Mclean. Va.
Intermcnt National Memorial Park
Cemetery.
beats, PHILIP r. on Wednesday,
o.; q yS7sS "a HsN g.. Temple Tenpi. HiIs, Ma,
beats, son Of MT. and Mrs. Ray
Hetfner, Mrs; Marian Farr; Mrs.
ard beats. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking factli-
ties), on Saturday, July 20. at IL
am. Interment Washington National
Cemetery. Visiting hours until pm.
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Thursday. july IS 1888. Al he
!: i 5 a! S.::IEy ; "a |: s::s
burg. Md Miss Helen X, stetSol
s S sSS s ssSyV. q MtSrs n
Mrs. Theodore Richardson Hath,
away. Of Tucson, AriE., and foul
July 20. al the FIRST CongreEstions
Church, 10th and o sts, NV
msS om maAs ,iV ~ S9n,trieu n
gational Church. Boston. Mass.
papers please coDy)
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TSuTsday, A July Is, 1858, a osors e
PETER .oEoRoE q siso 81
NV, beloved son Of Mrs. Charles
Delmar and Panos Andrew George
Wisconsin ave. al Harrison s. NV
parking on premisesl. Mass viii
be offered at the Holy Trinit,
Catholic Church, 36th and o Sts
NV. on Monday, July 22. at Il
am. Interment Mount olivet Gem
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MondaS july is r. s NJ s1S SoRaI On q
devoted husband Of Martha NJ
Smith. father OF George r. ir.
Gregory NJ. and Gilbert M. smith
son OF Henry H. and Raydell Smith
Also surviving are four Sisters.
Margaret Smith. Freda De RAE,
Norma Smith and Naomi Wright;
liam, Landon, Hayden, Sidney, stan
ley and Alphonso Smith; other rela-
tiVes and many friends. Funeral
services on Saturday, July 20, al III
am. at the Brooks a. Allen Funeral
Home. 18th st. and Florida ave
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. casket will not
be open,
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GREGOKY A. on Thurs-
day. July IS. 1868. at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda. Nd, GREGORY
A. oAGARIN Of 1900 Connecticut
ave. NV. beloved husband Of Mrs.
Gregory O. Gagarin; brother OF
Mrs. Sonia Rostkovsky Of Baton
Rouge. La. Also survived By three
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. NV, after 8 pm.
Friday. July 10 (parking. facilities).
Orthodox Church, $500 Massa-
ehusetts ave. NV, on Saturday. July
20. at $3.50 am. Interment Rock
Creek CemetArY.
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GARNER, WILLIAM ARTHUR.

TsS5:dsy. FRY e, iSS$: WILLIAM
beloved husband Of Elisabeth Da.
simpson, Mrs. Winifred Bowiing,
William A. Garner. jr., and Bourne
81 a brother. Thomas ). Garner,
and ten grandchildren. Friends
n som Hone % u p n FIpepr s Md.
ices will be held In st. Thomas
Episcopal Church. Croome. Nd.
on Saturday. July 20, ct 2 pm.
Interment church cemetery. In
preference 70 flowers, donations
Church Memorial Fund.
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Thursday, July is, 1868. At IN
Loudoqn County Hospital. Leesburg,
Va, AEYWARD o. sHACKELFORD
OF Purcellville, Va. He Is survived
BY his wife, Mildred Hoge ShackeI-
ford, three daughters, Merrie Hoee
Shackelford of PurcellVille. va:
Mrs. James Rowles, jr., Of Elkton'
MO- ana Mrs. Fred Lee Georse, ir.,
o. Lovettsvile, Va; two sisters. Mrs
Elmer Andrews Of Bethesda. Nd
ana Mrs. Arthur Potter OF Fairfax
Va; six grandchildren and several
nleces and nephews. Friends may
call at the Hall Funeral Home
Purcellville. Va, where funeral sery,
ices VIII be conducted SATURDAY.
1uly 20. at pm. Interment Ebe.
nezer Cemetery, near Round Hill. va,
SHARP, MABEL PUGH. On Thursday
July 1S, 1888, MABEL PU0H
SHARP Of 1912 9th st. NV. Notice
q funeral later. Arrangements By