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Sir Loshmer Whistler, 90,
Britoin's Fighting Brigodier

LONDON, July 6 (AP) Gen.
Sir Lashmer Whistler, Ga, who
was described in World War II
by Field Marshal Lord Mont
emery as probably the finest
fighting brigadier in the Brit
ish army" died Thursday at
the Cambridge military hos
pital in Aldershot, it was an
nounced today.
Gen. Whistler, who served
under Marshal Montgomery in
North Africa and Europe, won
the Distinguished Service Order
for gallantry three times.
He was wounded after six
months on the western front in
World War I and in 1919 he
served in Russia during the
anti Bolshevik operations. He
was one Of the few officers 10
rise to high rank in the British
army without graduating from
the staff college.
Between the wars he served
in Germany. India, Egypt and
the Sudan.
In 1910 he took the 4th Bat
talon Of his regiment to France
where he won the first of his
three DSO's. Two years later
he was given command of a
truck-borne infantry brigade of
three battalions attached to
the famed Desert Rats" in
North Africa's Western Desert.
Its role was to mop up battle
fields, carry out night patrols
and night attacks where tanks
could not operate. He led the
brigade through the advance
from Ell Alamein to Tunisia
and was awarded a bar to his
DSO for his leadership.
His brigade was in the land
ing at Salerno. serving under
United States Gen. Mark Clark,
and took part in the crossing
Of the Volturno River in Octo-
Der, 1913.
He took over the Sd Infantry
Division on the eve of the
assault on Caen and led this
division throughout the cam
paign in northwest Europe. The
division was involved in some
Of the hardest fighting of the
war and suffered $4,000 cas-
ualties between the landing in
Normandy and the German
surrender. Gen. Whistler's serv-
ices were marked by the award
of his third DSO.
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designed the triangular red,
yellow and blue armored serv-
ice patch worn by hundreds >Oi
thousands Of servicemen dur
ing World War and thereafter
Worked on Secret Tank
He earlier worked on designs
and drawings of the Christie
tank, a closely guarded military
secret In 1921. The Army never
adopted the tank, however, and
the patent was bought and later
used by Russia during World
War II, he used to recall.
Part Of his Army time. which
covered 1915 to l946. was de-
voted to painting official por-
traits. His subjects included
Glen L. Martin, Gen. Milton A.
Rockford and Maryland Cow
Theodore McKeldin.
He directed the Manila
(Phllippines) School of Art
from 1898 to 1o41.
Won Scholarship
His Army career began when
he won q service scholarship
10 the Maryland Institute OF
Art in Baltimore, where he
completed a four-year course
In one.
He also studied at the Uni
versity Of Virginia and was
graduated from Duke Univer-
sity in 1915.
Col. Wharton. who lived at
7727 Carroll avenue, leaves Q
son, James B., Of Greenville,
s. c.; three sisters and a
brother.
Services and burial will be
at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Anurtltng

FRIEDMAN, LOUIS. There will be an
unwilling in the memory of LOUIS
FRIEDMAN, beloved brother of Ida
Weiner, at the District of Column
bia Lodge Cemetery on Sunday, July
z, 1888, at I pm. Family and
IDA WIENER AND FAMILY;
MINDED, BERTHA FELDMAN. The
Family Of the late BERTHA FIELD
MAN MINDED invites friends and
relatives to attend an unwilling in
her memory on Sunday. July z,
1858, at 10 am, at the Beth
Sholom Cemetery. 47OS NJ st.,
Capitol Heights.
THE FELDMAN FAMILY.
30,4.5,6
OXENBURG, EMMA. There will be
an unwilling in memory Of EMMA
OXENBURG on Sunday, July z,
1858, at IL am, at Adas Israel
Cemetery, 400 Alabama ave. s.e.
Family and friends are invited.
sPERLNG, KATHERINE. A me-
mortal will be unveiled in memory
Of KATHERINE SPERLING on Sum
day.. July z. 1868. at 10 am,
at the King David Memorial Gar
den, Falls Church. Va. At home
az 735 Sligo ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, from noon until 5 pm.
30,5,6,7
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WILLIAMS. pEAcoNEss FRANCES
gIIsss5I; Tihs, EEHSScs EIssS "'xSsaT5LPHHT;;
con- C. n Clifford Sf' e. " &ili iass Dee Be-
loved mother Of Mrs. Alice K.
Brown and sister Of Mrs, Ellen
Is survived by q sister-in-laW, Mrs.
Agnes knight; son-in-law, Nor
other " relatives and host Of
GS snd R SSf@sP Co. F SansEa 4 Homie the
3Ol5 18th 81. me-, where friends
July After 10 an. Monday
July s. remains VIII u, in state
Church. 50 OO and Eye sts. A R.v..
Rev. R. l., Patterson officiating.
Remains will not Be viewed after
SERVICES. Interment Lincoln Me-
WILSON, JOHN. On Tuesday. July .,
llegS, q Rockville, Nd, Route 2,
Mrs. Fannie Richardson, Mrs. Mary
Twyman, Mrs. Annie Dorsey. Moses,
James, Joseph and Charles Wilson.
surviving also are three aunts,
tgul unoIes aug noat OF otner Iela-
day, July z. friends may call ct
the Snowden Funeral Home, 24F
North Washington st.. Rockville, Nd,
where funeral services will be held
etery.
WRIGHT, MARY MADELINE. On
ThgTsdlay.- July q 1883 MARY
Connie FAYE wright ana Glenn ?.
sa siSss and 'is Mfs. Thomas a:rO'F'
Hsnsei. There are four Srandchil-
silcox Funeral Home, 404 Decatur
st., Cumberland. Nd Mass will be
on Monday. July 5, At 10 am Al
81. .Patriek's Catholic Church, Cum
5erland. MI Interment Green Mount
July fssSs BuFoR Ho Yo a1NEef1 q
beloved husband Of Matte Young.
MS es b OF the 5sp e5bn later S5 ssaTC
YOUNG. CORA KING. On Monday.
pike, BaileysU crossroSd dSf va So' CORA
KING YOUNG. wife Of Holiie L.
Young. mother Of william Oliver
Harris. She leaves an aunt, Mrs.
Ida Powell, and host Of other
relatives and friends. Mrs Young
will rest at the Chinn Funeral
Home. 1905 Shirlington I'd, Ar
lington, Va, from TO 10 pm. July
T. Funeral services will be conducted
at 1890 pm. Monday. July 8. at
Mount Pleasant, Va. the Rev. Milton
Sheppard officiating Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Family
and friends will assemble ct the
funeral home at IL noon on the
date Of funeral.
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Col. james Wharton, Artist,
Headed Nd. U. Department

Col. James P. Wharton, 70
a retired Army officer and ma.
tionally known artist, died yes.
terday at Walter Reed Hospi-
tai Of q self-inflicted gunshot
wound.
Col. Wharton, q Takoms
Park resident, had suffered O
heart attack at the hospital
while undergoing a routine
checkup. He had visited the
hospital frequently after ar
auto accident in 1861, in which
his bride Of three weeks was
killed.
A previous wife, Carole, was
legislative writer for the Balti-
more Evening Sun. She died in
1855.
The colonel headed the art
department Of the University
Of Maryland from 1e48 to 1851
using unconventional art ma
terials. models and techniques
to train his students.
Tested Creativity
He introduced them to auto
mobile paint, plexiglass and
spatulas TO test their creativity
He used two look-alike mod
els, instead Of one, In life
classes. The students had To
paint double portraits Of sis
tiers. for example, as a work.
out In capturing personality
traits that are--or should be-
visible to an artist.
Four years ago he founded
the Flat Rock School Of Art al
Hendersonville. N. c., and had
directed It's summer sessions
since then.
In the Army, Col. Wharton
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Darn nf Chunks

CARTER, EVELYN J. We wish to
thanks to our relatives and friends
for their many cards Of consolation,
floral tributes, cars and other gifts
during our bereavement. Our spe-
cial thanks to the Rev. E. L. Harri-
son, the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Home, the Berean Circle and Coun-
Gil Of Church Women OF the Shiloh
Baptist Church.
coRINNE H JONES AND FAM
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Funeral mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. Monday at Our
Lady Of Lourdes Catholic
Church in Arlington, with bu-
rial In Columbia Gardens Gem
etery.
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DEATHS
1n MFntnrtant
Announcements Of


BoTELER. CHARLES L. In loving
GHRSIyEs q aor GgT SeIN love ,s son;
away one year ago today, July 8.
1862.
Many a lonely heartache,
Often a silent tear;
But always a beautiful memory
For the one loved so dear.
Now in GODS beautiful garden.
In that beautiful city called Heaven.
DALE, MARCUS AND MATTE A. In
loving memory Of my parents, MAR
Gus DALE, March Is. 1898, and
MATTE A. DALE July N :; M1gPol.
HENRY, LEE. In memory Of our best
friend, LEE HENRY, who passed
away one year ago today, July 8,
Always so true, unselfish and kind.
A few in this world his equal
A beautiful lie that came to an
He died tI :: be lived svsryOns'
Remember, 8 LORD. thy servant. Lee.
Who has gone before Us With ne
sign Of faith,
And rest Of the sleep Of peace.
To him, o Lord, and to all who rest
III NuIAots
refreshment. Of light and Of
ThrOuss the same Christ. our
=, Anniversary Masses were said at
Krobo. Ghana; st. Johns Abbey.
66olle6geVille' Mimi yRrE Imagination
HENSON, CHARLES H.. In loving
who departed this life on July 8.
Although the sun for each must set.
THOSE we love we never forget.
DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE M. Hem
SON, AND GRANDcHILDREN.
HOWARD, DIR. WILLIAM JAMES, JF.
DR.. WILLIAM JAMES s. H STE ARRl1S'n Jr.
who passed 10 the Great Beyond
eighteen years ago today. July 8.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE
!ETAENyEs AHp MRS. WILLIAM
MARSHALL, REV. JAMES. In memory
OF REV. JAMES MARSHALL, who
passed away five years ago today.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
IN our hearts q memory is kept
Vi one We loved and viii never for
ST r SS55S BAPTIST ct CHURCH. Ar
MINOR. MARY. To the memory Of
MARY MAI MINOR, who departed this
life on June 8. 1853.
9oa has His plans and what II we.
One whom we loved has fallen
Not died, although her calm be
And can you blame her that her gaze
When 70 her s eyes s0 Gods dI' iisht "s ana
Have given view Of things above.
Her home to her was shrine and
But one love held her not alone;
To all who came would find relief
SO sped she in her Masters work,
TOO busy and too brave to smirk;
God called her and she fled TO Him,
And tears OF sorrow can but fall
But faith sweet faith, is over all.
TIhhser spark that slowed in her soul
she went her way. but on she trod.
The path that led her straight to
BF F6Hk5' DAUGHTER. EDNA
oLIPHANT. SYLVIA. In sad but low
ing memory Of our daughter,
SYLVIA OLfPHANT, who departed
TINS NE two years ago today, July
Just one year ago you left US,
We couldn't even say good -by.
80 many words left unSpoken,
80 many tears 10 dry.
Some day we hope TO meet you,
-, When we, too. are called home:
we can complete our conversation
Around our Fathers throne.
You will never be FORGOTTEN.
MOTHER AND FATHER.
RANDOLPH, REV, J. HARVEY. In
pastor, REV j. HARVEY RAN
DOLPH. who passed away four
years ago today, July o. 1853.
It's fine TO ask questions,
Let's ask ourselves this:
20 we live In such q way
ThAt when we are gone,
Would we be missed
RANDOLPH FELLOWSHIP CLUB.
e MH2gHNT MoRIAH BAPTIST
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TURNER, JAMES NJ. on Friday.
July 5, 1868, at the Washington
Sanitarium and Hospital. JAMES
drive, Silver Spring. Nd. husband
OF Luella T.. Turner and brother
Of Mrs. COLGATE Turner Boone.
Mr.. Turner rests at the Warner
= humphrey Funeral Home, S434
until 10 pm. Sunday parking IA
cilities). Service and interment,
Norfolk, Va. Friends may visit
az the funeral home after o pm.
Saturday
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Tyler, JOHN II. on SATURDAY, July

8, 1868, at his residence, 1875
Potomac ave, Sc JOHN H, TYLER,
Tyler, father Of Mr.. William Brad
ley and brother OF Mrs Jeannette
Byrd. James and Robert Tyler. He
also leaves to mourn his passing
one uncle, Deacon Albert Howard;
eight SistcrS-in-laW, one brother
in-law, one daughter-in-law, six
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements by the John
I. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30t5
10Th St ne
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SULLIVAN, BESSIE c. Suddenly, OF

Friday, July 5. 1893. BESSIE c
SULLIVAN Of 1900 Connection
ave.; NV, wife Of the late Edward
J, Sullivan, mother Of Edward +
s9n,tiiya n 81 Arlinston. Va. an
phia, Pa. She also is survived b
three. grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Friends may cal
az the s; H, Hines Co. Funera
Home. 2g01 l4th st; NV, after /.
tacilitiesl. Prayers at the abov
funeral home on Monday, July s
az 1880 am; thence to ST
Thomas Apostle Catholic Church
IN s.; and Woodley I'd NV.
Mass, will be offered at II am
Tor the repose of her soul. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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July 4, 1868, SUSAN ANN MCKAY,
beloved daughter OF Mary Lou ana
Joseph Mckay. and sister Of Thomas
PHILIP. Robin Marie and Joseph 6.
HUNT Funeral Fome, Waldorf, Nd
until 10 pm. Sunday. July Z; there
after at her residence, Waldorf, Nd
where the Holy Rosary will be re-
cited az pm. for the repose Of
her soul. Funeral from her residence
Mass at st. Peters Church at q
Am. Interment st. Peters Church
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TICE. EnITH M ln.. No.,

Wednesday. July 3. 1908. at tn
Masonic. and Eastern Star Home
5000 New Hampshire ave. NE,
EDITH NJ TICE, beloved wife OF
ne late OTIS D. Tics. mother Of
dale, Md, and Paul p. Tice Of
Bensenville, Ill; sister Of Mrs
Bessie Watkins and Josiah b,
Adams. She also is survived by
SIX grandchildren and seven great
sfantqbchildrep; Friends may cal
Home, 2901 l4th st. NV, afteT
pm, Friday, July 3 (parking IA
clltlesl. Services at the above
funeral home on Monday, July s,
az 10 am. Interment Arlington
National CemeterY
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SMITH. IRVING J. On Thursday,

july 4, H 1853, a & the on ciTe heFS Tsi.
race Hospital, IRVING j: SMITH
O. l5I5 South 2sth St, Arlington,
Smith and father OF Mrs. Irving
Roth OF Los Angeles, Calf; Mrs.
Martin Itzin Of Burlington, Wis;
Mrs. B. Paul Cerami of Arlington,
Va; BENJAMIN Smith of Washing
Of Alexandria, Va. He also Is SUR
vived BY ten grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Murphy Funeral
Home, 1924 Columbia pike. Airing
ton, Va, where there will be a
pm. Sunday, July z. REQUIEM
Mass will be offered at $40 am
Monday, July s, at Our Lady OF
Lourdes Church, Arlington, Va. In.
terment Columbia Gardens Gene.
terry. Arlington, Va.
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HOWARD, DIR. WILLIAM JAMES, JF.
DR.. WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD IT.
who passed to the Great Beyond
eighteen years ago today. July 8.
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MAUPIN, ROBERT II. On Friday Univ

l68s HG R6BER + e 2n N EEHldUhyi Ju y
2l3 ? st: s.w.. beloved son Of
M ma p; Smith Of 1889 wis.
Of 1929 Quebec ter, silver spTi Ew
Nd; Helen v, Poston Of 2033
smyth st. north, .Armlington, va
and Salhe Z. Wright OF Richmond
va. Friends. may call at the Robert
18th st. Sc. (parkinR fsciiitiesJ.
atter pm. Sunday. Notice OF
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TICE, EDITH. The members of Old
49, Glory Council, No. 10,
AMM Daughters Of America, are
4 hereby notified Of the pass
$B.! 8 g sii Sss Z S 4: jsa
2901 14th st. NV, until 10
am. Monday, July s, 1858, when
she will be inferred at Arlington
National Cemetery.
w AUBREY MASTIN. Councillor.
DONALD 8. WOODBURY.
RacOrdfp0
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TICE' EDITH M. The officers and
members Of Bethlehem
MM Chapter, No. z, o. z. s.,
NN are requested to assemble
Eek az the s, H. Hines Co,
Funeral Home, 29OI 18th
st. NV, On Sunday, July
Z, 1868, az pm. for the
purpose Of conducting funeral serv-
ices for our late sister. EDITH NJ
TICE.
al. I VIRGINIA 1Is,j / HALL, ", NJ.
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MAssEY. MILLIAM hi nn r,,,a..

July 2. ie83, WILIIAM n MAS.
S Solved q t, tSs g sghephsFa s. NV
brother OF Lavinia Massey ana
Lucy NJ. FAINT. Also Surviving are
devoted friend, Emma Ford; other
relatives and many friends. Friends
are invited to call after - noon
s sSneay' H ySly 7isst S tRs Mcclure
where services will be held Al
pm. Monday Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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LYNCH, JAMES R. On Thursdav
JAMES R. Lynch of D SsSo RO Ma,.
welt St. Bethesda, Nd, husband
Of Mary H. Lynch. father Of Mary
Thomas Lynch and brother Of Mrs
Margaret Morrow, Mrs. Anne Faio-
tieo,. Frank Lynch OF Los Angeles,
Calf.; Pat Lynch Of San Francisco,
Calf, and Thomas Lynch Of Ros-
Ign, Long Island; n. Y. Friends
consin ave. at Harrison ST NV
parking on premises1, where IN
Rosary will be recited on Sunday
July z, at $40 pm. Mass viii be
offered at st, Jane Frances de Chan.
tsl Catholic Church, Old Georgetowu
r. AZ RYland drive, Bethesda,
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery I,
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RICE, ADDIE L. on Friday, July 5
1868, at National orthopedic anc
va, ADDiE L, RICE Of sic souti
Brook dr., Falls Church, Va. wifi,
Of the late Vernon 3. Rice, mother
Church, Va; sister of Martin l.
Sim. grandmother OF Robert D.
IT,; Carolyn Ann and Randall v
Rice. Friends may call at the Pear.
son Funeral Home. Az NORTH
Funeral from Boulevard Baptist
Church. Arlington blvd. and Wescott
St, Falls Church, Va. on Sunday
July z. at PIN. Interment Lyons
Kans.
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TOOMPAS, ANGELO ID, Suddenly, or
R ECidaiy 'q hSSoh6 lof 3 Poo ArPs'Cr
beloved below dO husband band OF o. A Peneiops NJ
Toompas, father OF Miss Mary Anr
James A. .ToompaS OF Fairfay. va
S %ins.an . & Gh'rls' 2 ESom n1'S q
Friends may cali at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fair.
fax Dr.. Arlington, Va until u
noon d MSSnTdag rJ July g. thence 70 he
dral, 39th st. and Massachusetts ave
NV, Washington, ID, c.. where sery.
ices will be held At 80 pm, In.
terment Arlington National Gene
WALLACE, JOHN. on Friday. July s.
1858, At $40 Pickford pl. ne, JOHN
WALLACE Of $40, Piekford pl ne
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
WHITE, ANDREW W. on Thursday,
July 4, 1868, ANDREW W WHITE
S S gf 81 Rsssn .hd S.ph. Ne Grave sVs
side services In Abbeyille, s. G., on
sunday, July Z, at 3 pm. Inter-
ment Long Cane Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, ARTHUR 7. Passed TO
the Great beyond on wednesday,
July .. 1893, at the District Gem
eral Hospital, ARTHUR 7, WILL
LfAMs OF 1928 Ames st. ne, He
leaves 10 mourn a wife, Mrs Lucy
Williams. two daughters, Mrs, Yetta
jackson and Mrs, Violet Porter,
five sons, one sister, Mrs, Rebecca
Lancaster; one sister-in-law, sew
era grandchildren. other relatives
and many friends Remains may
be viewed after . pm Sunday,
July. Z at Smiths Funeral Home,
2ii6 18th st. NV. Funeral sery-
p fsTs az az M Mop Tnity S Ssly cbureb
42i 30 st. ne. the Rev. Lewis
offieiating fnterment Carver Me-
mortal Cemetery, Maryland.
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LUNDGREEN, MARTIN E. An emer-
"a gent communication OF
~ Chevy Chase Lodge, No.
A% 80, F. A. A. M, is called
W NO for 7:30 pm. Sunday, July
EN/W z, 1858. at Chambers Fu-
w neral Home, 5S0l Cleve-
" land ave, Riverdale, Nd.
ior the purpose Of Conducting
unersI services for our late brother,
MARTIN Z. LUNDGREEN.
DAN J. ANDRICH, Master.
HOWARD e. WAY. Secy.
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Anniversary Masses we're said at
Mount Mary College, Somanya,
krobo, Ghana; st. Johns Abbey,
6onedge'ile' MIMI Ep, MEN4ISInainSton'
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MARSHALL, REV. JAMES. In memory
OF REV. JAMES MARSHALL, who
passed away five years ago today,
July 8, 1858.
Loving memories never die
AS years roll on and days pass by;
In our hearts q memory Is kept
OF one We loved and viii never for
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sCANLON. KATHERINE B. Of

SCANLON, KATHERINE H. On
Thursday, July 4, 1868. at the
Sacred Heart Home. KATHERINE
H. SCANLON, the beloved aunt Of
Mrs. Margaret Maloney Kern Of
ioney Of YonEers, N. T.: sister No q
Mrs Frank Gartner OF Preston
MINI; Mrs. Albert Dietrich of Alta
Vista, Iowa; M E. and Franz
Scanlon Of Minnesota. Friends mas
call at the Lee Funeral Home
8 am. Monday, July s. Requiem
Mass will be offered at ST. 10.
seph's Catholic Church. I'd ano
SITS. me-, at $3.50 am. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4
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MIDDLETON, THOMAS A. On Thurs

MIDDLETON, THOMAS A. On Thurs
M shyb; IVY s4yoNt b dSiSS THOMAS THOMAS 4
Mrs Lorraine M, Goldsmith. Charles
and Joseph Aloysious Middleton he
also is survived by stepson,
Joseph Mckay. Friends may call al
MS s H Hnt rpp Dn s HG%s y yaS
Rosary will be reelted at 5 pm,
for the repose Of his soul. Funeral
from his rssiaenSs on Monday, July
Peters Church al . am. Intefment
81. Peters Church Cemetery. Z
MILLER, ROBERT l. on Wednesday
wv 3 1883 at his Tssissnes,
Miller, beloved o.; mus HUSBAND SSSs II Mar:
Ruerite M. Miller. Funeral from
the Collins Funeral Home 1921
4th St NV, on Monday, July s,
a. S $40 an o Requiem Mass A. shs
and N sts. NV. az am. inter-
ment Congressional Cemetery
NEwKIRK, RoxIE. on Tuesday, July
2, 1893, MRS. RoxIE NEWkiRK
%is o2 Of h 5oSn Ns 81 H" and sf0S S.
voted mother Of Mrs. Thelma Nor
ris other relatives and friends
also SURVIVE. Remains resting with
st. NV, where friends may call
on Sunday, July Z, after 1 pm
Funeral services on Monday, July
=, At / pm. at the Metropolitan
BAPTIST Church, 1928 r st. NV,
the Rev Smith officiating, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
NICHOLS. CLYDE n. on Thursday,
July :, 1888, CLYDE n NICHOLS
Of Robert, Leonard Douglas and
Edward Nichols. Kathleen Reed
virginia Curtin, Betty Nicely.
Margie Pearson and Evelyn Pearson
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattlngly Funeral Home, 1871 nth
st. Sc. parking faeilitiesl, where
services will be heli on Monday,
July s, at II am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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SECORD, MAI. HARRY, USAF IRE
tired. On Friday, July 5, 1868, at
Walter Reed Medical Center. MAJ.
HARRY sECoRD, UsAF CRetiredJ
Of 1901 18th st. NV, husband Of
Louis Secord Of Jackson, Mich, and
Sister Ceciliana Of Mount st.
Joseph, Ohio. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV. Courtesy parking
on premises). Services will be neld
at. Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday,
July 9, at 10 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery with full
military honors.