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Evening star., 1963-05-29
Mrs. MuriIIey
Wife of Official
Of Concrete Firm

Mrs. Joseph A. Marilley, 38,
wife of the vice president of
Miller & Long Co., Inc, con-
crete contractors, died of cancer
yesterday at the National In
Stitutes of Health.
Mrs. Marilley, the former
Elizabeth Ann McAvoy, was a
native of Windsor, Conn.,, and
a graduate Of LaSalle Junior
College, at Newton, Mass.
After graduation she moved
to the District and worked for
the Monroe Calculating Co.
until the early 1950s.
She leaves her husband, of
1902 Carriage road, Kensington,
the home address; six children,
Margaret, Joseph, James, Eliza
beth, Robert and Mary Kathe-
rine, also of the home address;
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. McAvoy, of Glaston-
bury. Mass, and three brothers,
Donald T., of Buffalo. N. Y,
James F., jr., and Robert j.,
both of New England.
Services will be at 10:30 am.
Friday at the Holy Redeemer
Church, 1900 Berwyn road, COL
lege Park, with burial at Gate
of Heaven Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Driver Is Held
In Auto Death

A coroner's jury ruled yes
terday that Robert l.. Flood,
rs, OF 1908 Kearney street NE,
should be held for grand jury
action on charges arising from
the traffic death OF Harvey Hy-
man. %. Of the same address.
Police reported that at about
7:l0 pm. Sunday Flood was
driving down Seventeenth street
NE. near z street when his
car hit a tree. Mr.. Hyman was
a passenger.
Mr.. Hyman was taken 10
Casualty Hospital where he
died at 4:25 am. Monday OF
multiple injuries.
At the time OF the accident
police charged Flood with
speeding. A d. c. Health De-
partment test two hours after
the accident showed that
Flood was driving under the in
fluence OF intoxicantS, police
reported.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

Fund Shared
ByHowurd

Howard University and Johns
Hopkins University School of
Advanced International Studies
are participants in an alloca-
ton Of funds for support of SIS
Language and Area Centers
we're announced by Commits
sioner of Education Francis
Keppel.
Howard University received
$10,825 for work in African
languages, and Johns Hopkins
received $16,l60 for work in
arabic.
The funds to "a colleges and
universities total $2.3 million.
The centers authorized under
the Language Development
Program of the National De-
fense Education Act aim to ex-
pand and strengthen instruc-
ton in critically-needed mod
.ern languages and related stud
les in the social sciences and
humanities.
At Howard, where Prof. Mark
Hanna Watkins is director of
the African Language and Area
Center, the supported languages
are Swahili, Tswana and Yo-
ruba. Prof. Maid Khadduri is
director of the Middle East GEN.
ter at Hopkins, where Arabic is
the supported language.
Funds allocated by the Office
of Education are used mainly
for instruction. Participating
institutions are required to con-
tribute at least half the cost
of operating the centers.
They will offer instruction in
about 70 languages, about so of
the courses supported with Fed
eral funds. Most of the funds
will support instruction in sew
en- major critical languages and
related studies: Arabic, Chi
nese, Hindi Urdu, Japanese,
Portuguese, Russian and Span
ish.
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julian S. Curper,
Area Lundscuper

Julian s. Carper, 65, an area
landscape contractor, died of a
heart attack yesterday while
driving near Westmoreland
road and Kirby court in Fair
fax, Va.
Mr.. Carper, a native of Nc
Lean, Va, was head of the
Julian s. Carper Landscape Co.
His firm had done work in
many of the area suburbs and
housing developments.
Mr.. Carper did landscaping
for both Arlington and Fairfax
Counties, and had provided
materials for several White
House projects.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Elsie
Peyton Carper, of 5015 Kirby
read, Mclean, the home ad-
dress; two sisters, Mrs. Elsie
Burns and Mrs. Mary Gull
ford, both of Mclean, and four
brothers, John H., Stanley T.
and Bright NJ, all Of Mclean,
and Hialmar H., of Arlington.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Connecticut Kills
Patronage Setup
On Insurance

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 20
(AP).-An insurance patronage
system used by Republicans and
Democrats alike for the last
rs years has been abolished by
the State Legislature.
1t remains only for Gov. John
Dempsey to sign two reform
bills given final legislative ap-
proval by the G. o. P.-con-
trolled House yesterday. The
measures were passed pre-
viously by the Democratic
controlled Senate.
The action Of both chambers
was unanimous, underscorine
the fact that both parties felt
1t would not be wise TO con-
tinue a system which had been
aired thoroughly before the
public.
Under the reform bills, the
States insurance purchases will
be handled by a seven-member
bipartisan commission TO be
appointed by the Governor.
The commission will appoint
the State agent Of record and
will be able TO negotiate directly
with insurance companies for
the lowest possible rates.
This could save the State
from 100000 TO s250.OOO a
year.
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1t. Fuller, Is,
Of AT, Graduate
Of Howard u.

1t. Oliver Gordon Fuller, 25
USAF (retired), died Monday
at the Mount Alto Veterans
Hospital after a brief illness. He
had retired last month on
disability.
A native of Richmond County,
Va, he moved to Washington
at an early age and was edu-
Gated in District schools. He
was graduated from Howard
University with a degree in fine
arts in 1860.
While in the Air Force, he
was stationed at Laughlin Air
Force Base, Tex.
He leaves his wife Doris of
629 Girard street NE, the home
address; a daughter, Natalie
Elaine, also of the home ad-
dress; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Fuller of 632 T street
NV, and a brother. Robert,
stationed with the Army in
Germany.
Services will be at 8 am.
Friday, at st. Martins Catholic
Church, North Capitol and T
streets, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Montgomery PTA
Opposes Change
In Fineerprinting

The Montgomery County
school administration, rather
than the police department,
should fingerprint school en-
ployes, the County Council Of
PTA's decided last night.
A resolution adopted by the
council opposed the tranfer of
fingerprinting from the schools
to police, as voted by the
School Board Monday night.
The PTA council said the
transfer would result in a de-
grading procedure which i'm
plies that the school system is
honeycombed with criminals. :"
The council heard Charles
Bressler, Republican member
Of the House of Delegates from
Montgomery County speak on
a law providing for a school
board primary. The measure
has become the object of a pc
tition drive to require a ref
erendum on it.
The council installed Millard
Cass as president for another
term. Others installed are Mrs.
William H. Brain. first vice
president; Mrs. James Bell,
second vice president; Mrs.
Arnold Ordman, secretary;
Mrs. Albert Hilberg, assistant
secretary, and DR.. Lawrence
Haynes, treasurer.
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W. H. Bruuninq
On D. c. Police
Force II Years

William H. Brauning, 80, re-
tired policeman who served on
the District police force for 27
years, died at Res Nor Hospital
in Bethesda Monday after a
long illness.
Mr.. Brauning was born in
Philadelphia, Pa. After serving
in the Spanish-American War,
he moved to Washington where
he was married in 1918.
He worked for one year in
the fire department before join
ing the police force. He retired
in 1887.
Mr.. Brauning lived at 1901
North Fairfax drive, Arlington,
Va.
He was a member of Lebanon
Lodge No. 7 F.A.A.M., a member
Of the Retired Policeman's As
sociation, and the Camp Pettitt
Lodge Of Spanish American
War Veterans.
He leaves his wife, Beulah
Brauning of the home address;
two daughters, Mrs. Charles N.
Quill, 85l North Abingdon
street, Arlington, and Mrs. Rob-
ert A. Malstrom. 1906 Lowell
place, Bethesda, Md, and a
brother, Carl L. Brauning, of
36l9 South Eighth street, Ar
lington.
Services will be held at LAS
pm. Friday at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 North Fair
fax drive. Arlington, with burial
at Arlington Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers the family requests
donations be sent to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
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Accountant Heuds
Goblin John Group

Top offices In the Cabin John
Park Citizens Association we're
won by conservative candidates
pledged TO gradual and healthy
growth" OF their area at an
election meeting last night.
A, Mcdonald Dodds, an ac-
countant with the General
Accounting Office. was elected
president, defeating James
Hilbert.
Other new officers are v. p.
Jevens, first vice president;
Mrs. Annice Totoro, second vice
president: Mrs. Norma Spiegel,
recording secretary; Mrs. Mau-
rine WilcoXsen, corresponding
secretary: Winthrop S. Shaw,
treasurer, and John Jessup,
Frank Jancar. c. S. Duvall,
Royal Carlock and D. Edwin
Winslow, delegates 10 the
Montgomery County Civic
Federation.
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DR.. R. Bruce MoIIett,
Internal Specials, Dies

DR.. r. Bruce Mallett, So, a
Northern Virginia specialist in
internal medicine, died yester-
day at his Alexandria home.
A native Of Carthage, N. Y,
DR.. Mallett attended Cornell
University and was graduated
from the George Washington
University Medical School in
1888.
He spent his internship at
Emergency Hospital in WASH
ington and at the United States
Marine Hospital in Baltimore
and then practiced briefly in
Orange, Va.
During World War II, DR..
Mallett served in the Army
Medical Corps in the United
States and in the Mediterra-
mean area, attaining the rank
of captain.
DR.. Mallett established q
practice in Harrington after
the war, continuing there until
his death.
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His professional associations
included the American Medical
Association, the Virginia Med
ical Association, the Arlington
and the Alexandria Medical AS
sociations and the George
Washington University Medical
Association.
He leaves his wife, Cecilia c.,
of 4196 King street, Alexandria,
the home address; a son, r.
Bruce, jr., also Of the home
address. and his mother, Mrs.
John Mallett Of Carthage.
Also surviving are three
brothers, Donald F., of Miami,
Fla; Vincent. Of San Jose,
Calf, and Douglas, of Sewell,
N. j.
Services will be at 9 am.
Friday at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery with full military
honors.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Maj. Turner, IA,
Veteran of2Wurs

Maj. Edward S. Turner, USA
(retired), who served in both
World Wars. died yesterday at
the Soldiers Home. where he
had been living for the last
three years. He was "a.
A native of Ashland, N. j..
he Joined the armed forces
In 1907 and had been with the
Coast Artillery. the Hospital
Corps. the SD Artillery and
the lst Coast Artillery School
before his retirement in l949.
Mai. Turner was a member
Of the Veterans Of World War
I, the Association OF the United
States Army and the Masons
He leaves his wife, Mira NJ,
Of Hampton, Va.
Services and burial will be
at Hampton.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
U. S. Indicts 6
In $1.3 Million
BonkrupteyFruud

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP) -
Six meat and poultry whole
salers have been charged with
cheating hundreds of creditors
in the biggest, boldest bank
ruptcy fraud" ever prosecuted
by Federal authorities here.
At stake was $1.3 million, the
amount allegedly taken from a
now bankrupt firm.
The description of the al
legged fraud was given by United
States Attorney Robert M.
Morgenthau after a Federal
grand jury indicted the six men
and a corporation earlier in the
week.
The eight-count indictment
charged the defendants with
conspiring to violate Federal
bankruptcy laws.
The case underscored q JUS
tice Department contention
that racketeers have moved into
the bankruptcy field to raid the
treasures of distressed busi-
neSSeS.
Three of those indicted are
Joseph Pagano. "a, of the
Bronx; his nephew, Gondolfo
Sciandra. "a. of Brooklyn, and
Peter Castellana, As, president
of the defendant corporation,
Pride Wholesale Meat and
Poultry Corp, Brooklyn.
Also indicted were three for
mer officers of the allegedly
plundered bankrupt firm, MUIR
ray Packing Co. of the Bronx.
They are David Newman, so,
EaStchester, N. Y; Joseph
Weinberg, 81. the Bronx, and
his son, Stanley Weinberg, "a,
of East Meadow, N. Y.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Julie London Gives
Birth to Twin Bows

VAN NUYS, Calf, May 20
CAP).-Recording artist Julie
London gave birth to identical
twin boys yesterday at Valley
Presbyterian Hospital.
They are the second and
third children for Miss London
and her musician husband,
Bobby Troup. They have a one
year-old daughter, Kelley.
Miss London also has two
children by her first husband,
Actor Jack Webb. They are
Stacy, Is. and Liza. 10.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Gregory Lumbrukis,
Greek Red Deputy

ATHENS, May 20 tAP).-
A huge throng packed Athens
main cathedral yesterday where
funeral services were held for
popular Greek leftist Deputy,
Gregory LambrakiS.
Mr.. LambrakiS, As, died Mon
day from head injuries. He was
run down by a motorcycle as
he was leaving a stormy peace
rally" In salonika last Wednes-
day. Rightwineers had tried TO
break up the rally.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Father Joseph F. CohoIon,
Official Of Georgetown U.

gineering at Drexel Institute of
Technology from 1924 to 1929,
He then entered the Jesuit
Order and was graduated from
Woodstock College. In 1899, he
received a master Of science de-
gree from Georgetown.
He was ordained in 1912, and
came to Georgetown the next
year, teaching physics and
mathematics until he became
treasurer.
Surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. George w. Bur Of Abing-
ton, Pa, and Mrs. Albert v.
Seminar of Philadelphia.
Services win be at 10:30 am.
Saturday at Dahlgren Chapel
on the Georgetown campus.
Evening star., 1963-05-29

The Rev. Joseph F. Cohalan,
SIS, vice president for medical
center affairs Of Georgetown
University, died of a heart at
tack early today in his quarters
at the university.
Father Cohalan had been as
sociated with Georgetown for
% years. He served as univer-
sity treasurer from 1851 until
he assumed the medical center
post last year.
Born in Philadelphia, he
worked for the Bell Telephone
Co. while studying electrical en-
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Garh uf Chunks

GARNER. R0BERT. The family Of
70 thank the Rev, Williams ior
Julia Mills the Rev William \
Love and the Rev, 8, W. Phillips
for their kind. Inspiring and eneour-
aging words. Our thanks 70 the
many friends for their lovely cards,
papers and flowers, 10 the Mount
horieh1, pIrls,nsashiP and MassdoInls ,,,ddSoIdlss
out and 10 Mrs MarEaret Stewart,
Mrs, Elizabeth Barnett and Miss
Camiel Boswell for their loyal sup-
port during Mr. Roberts illness
and passlng Many thanks 70 the
nt9res ,,s, ana sng9pPln,ss sect'oh o. 'he
NIECE GENEVA LAWLERi. STEP
SON DEACON WILLIAM r,
BROWN.
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Draths

MARY HALL. on Mon.
ARMsTRoNo Of "Oi3 'RoSnoke st., :
Green Meadows, Nd beloved wife Of
David w Armstrong, mother OF
David W. Armstrong, r. and John
3 Armstrong Friends NAV call a.
Oascn's Funeral Home, i53p BAlti.
more ave, HyattAViile. Nd after ,
pm "wednesday, NAV % where
services will Be held on Friday, May
81, At 10 am. tntefnipnt Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 30
BARNES, NELLIE, on Tuesday May
9S, 1888, al the washington Hos.
pltal Center, NELLIE BARNES oi
1233 Walnut 81, ne Notice OF
funeral later Arrangements by
Doyie q, Brooks and Otis P, Allen.
Evening star., 1963-05-29
Tremors Hit Santiago

SANTIAGO, Chile, May 30
(AP).-Earth tremors at 3:07
pm. CEST) yesterday caused
a panic In this South American
capital. There we're no re-
ports Of casualties or damage.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LlNCoLN-Deslrabls sites. lot
blO, DIX No n 3 sites lot Ai3,
blk No :, I sites 7Gh.3e9h
FORT LINCOLN MAUSoLEUM, fam.
Wy Rtoup I dbis rrypts IN 1 fow,
eve level choice loc 81. 3.asna.
40
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Dratha

TURNER EIGgIAED sdCIIATs ., G. s,m.D special ssl,
A@ mandery, No; !, KNIGHTS
o for 7:3O pm. TRufsdsSS,
~ MA May 70; E.;nePsi igei3' a6ns A. the Ts, ssa
Rhode Island ave; n.wy for the
services for our late Sir knight,
RICHARD G. TURNER;
MELVIN W. HUGHES, Recorder.
VAUGHAN, CHARLES W. on Sunday.
iasson hss 20 HOSPITAL osS az cH%RSfEs HAZE "''R "
VAUGHAN Of 1l2l New Hampshire
ave. NV. husband OF Freida W.
Vaughan. son OF Ruth T. Vaughan
Of Fort Meyers, Fla; brother Of W
B. Vaughan OF Great Neck, N. Y;
Joe F, Vaughan OF Alexandria, Va.
Friends may call at the 8. i, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2g01 .l4th st.
NV ssItsI.. after 8 Pm; wednesday; SS11S May
home on Friday, May 81, at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 80
WHITE, NATHANIEL. On Sunday,
erai Hospital NATHANIEL WHITE
OF 1919 H st. me-, devoted hus-
sisn oiSnd ,savss oi MRS Ceeslla Sesra White He
ten daughters. two sons, four sis
ters, one brother, other relatives
and many friends, Remains resting
a. the John 7. Rhines Co Funeral
Home, 3015 10Th st. ne. (ample
parking facilitiesl, where friends
may call after 5 pm. Thursday,
May 30, and where funeral serV-
ices will be held on Friday, May
81, at 1880 pm. the Rev. Walter
q; Gray officiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 80
ZUCK, JANET P. On Tuesday, May .2s,
1863, at Sibley Hospital, JANET p,
ZUCK of 311S Buena Vista ter. se.,
beloved wife Of the late DR.. John A.
zuck, sister of Monica e. Landau,
Mrs. Margaret T. Irwin. j. William
and r. H. Edwards and the late
Mrs. Grace Cation and Alice B.
Manning, Services and interment
Huntingdon, Pa. ARRANGEMENTS By
the Birch Funeral Home. 80
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatorIum

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
.. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth b. and Mass. Ave u $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE NV, RA' g.5afi
2 Blka North OF Walter Reed Hospital
Evening star., 1963-05-29

sbUhEIi, AMOBINA. on Monday,
yersity Hospital, AMORINA Sc
GRETI Of 453S 43d place NV,
beloved wife OF Joseph segreti and
mother OF Mrs. Wanda r. connor,
Anthony J, and Ben j. Segreti. She
also Is survived by four grand
call at the Bethesda-CheVy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Md Services on
Friday; May 81, at 81, AIMS Cath
one Chureh, 1900 Wisconsin ave
NV. where REQUIEM Mass will be
offered at 10 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. 30
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ROBINSON, MARIE LOUISE.

MnSVN' ManSsS' mAhE LOUISE. On
Hospital Center MARIE LOUISE hss
ROBINSON OF 512 Buchanan Sd.
NV. beloved wife Of HugheI, devoted
mother OF Eugene Robinson, Gwen
Stewart, and sister OF Irene Baker,
Ralph L. Vest, Mayme Moody and
Marian Crouch. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Crouch's
Funeral Home, 55Ol Sth st. NV.
Family may be contacted at 100
Rittenhouse st. ne. Phone TU,
2-07l3. 0qs
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sMIIH' y WILLIAM p, s.; On SUNDAY,

May %, 1868. wiILifAM p 2. SMITH SMITH
sr., OF ll25 sth ST. ne. devoted
father Of William p Smith, ir.;
son OF Mrs, Josephine Corbett. broth
er Of Mrs. ollie B. Anderson and
Ralph e. Smith. He also is survived
tives and friends. Remains may be
viewed from 4 10 y pm. Thursday.
May 30, at Barnes A Matthews
Funeral Home. 1919 l4th 81. NV
tl4th 81. at Spring rd.l where fu-
neral services will be held Friday,
May ~. al 10 am. Elder Walter
M Starkes officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemeterv 40
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RALPH a. DAVIS. Commander.

SCOTT. HARRY o. on Monday. May
%. 1868. HARRY o. SCOTT. be-
loved husband OF the late Sarah
2. Scott, father OF Wilhelmenia
Ratliff, Helen Marie MONTGOMERY
a and Frances Walker, brother OF
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, l3l 1lth st. se. parking
faeilities). where services will be
held on Friday. May 81. at 1 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
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DORSEY, MAMIE. In loving memory
SEY, who departed this life sixteen
years ago today, May 20. 1947.
Time takes away the edge Of grief.
But memory turns back every leaf.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HATTIE
HAIIIRIIRTOM
Evening star., 1963-05-29

II VN' WILLIAM 2. Comrades
Of Col. James s. Petit
Eza Camp. U. S. W. ", will
fSVN assemble at the Chambers
afn" Funeral Home, 400 Cha
pin st. NV, for services
AZ IL noon Friday. Nav
- 81, 1863, for our late
WILLIAM E. HAMILTON
OWARD a PAINTER Non,dr
Evening star., 1963-05-29

Days Of sorrow still come over rs,
Hidden tears so often flow;
Memories keep you always near US.
Though you left US one year ago.
DEVOTED son, GRANDDAUGHTER
AND GREAT-GRANDCHI
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FEALY. REv. LEO .. on Tuesday. Ma,

~, 1893. NV IEo J. fFAiY.
pastor emeritus Of Holy Redeemsf
church, inth 81 and Berwyn I'd
College Park Md beloved son Of
Feaiy and brother Of Mary Fraiy
Father Foaly will rest al the Uoly
Redeemer rectory, 4pn2 BerVyn ID
from 7 pm Wednesday 10 n am,
Thursday Theteaflet AZ holy re,
io 4 M N az priaay oMso2 olaefeu ~
ierment Mount ollvet Cemetery 80
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CURTIS, WILLIAM III. On Sunday.
May 20. 1903, WILLIAM II CURTIS
Of 3O7 Eye st. ne, devoted foster
lifelong friend OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stanley and their son, Earl
Stanley. Friends are invited TO call
a. the Derritt Funeral Home. 45l6
Sheriff I'd. ne, after / / am. Thurs
DAY, May 80. Funeral services will he
1880 Blagdon ave. NV, on Friday.
May 81, At / pm. Inierment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 30
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RHAN. THEODORE RICHARD.

denly, on Monday, May y, 1903,
THEODORE RICHARD RHAN, be-. e,
loved husband Of Ola Marie Rhan
and father Of Richard LLOYD, Rob-
ert Edward and Joyce Marie Rhan.
There also are four grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll ST. NV.
parking opposite)i Services at
on Friday. May 81, at II am,
Interment George Washington Gem
etery. 3O
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DIEGELMANN, JOSEPH J. A tribute
Of love and devotion In memory
OF my dear husband, JOSEPH j.
DIEGELMANN. who passed away six
years ago today, May 20. 1857.
Solemn High Mass of Reauiem
being said at O'Clock in St. AIMS
Church, Somerville. Mass.
HIS LOVING WIFE. THERESA
Evening star., 1963-05-29

On Monday. NAY y'S4AfR 81, 1898. 4 R1cH: II:
5000 Astor place Sc, beloved hus-
band Of Ethel s. Montgomery and
father Of DR.. Richard A. Mont
eomery Of Baltimore, Md, and
Jack Montgomery. Also surviving
are four grandchildren. four sis
terS. other relatives and many
friends. After / pm. Thursday.
friends are invited 10 call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
St. NV. where services will be
held at IL am. Friday, May 81 .
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry an
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DRatha

LOMAX, MARY Z. on Friday, May
pitai, MARY Z. LoMAX. Surviving
are. are nieessi 9ephegs and other rel
at the Snowden Funeral Home, 246
Nd, where funeral services will be
held on Friday, May 81, at ! pm
fnf fnfer%sn, Rey t H BroGEs OfficiattinnS
MARILLEY, ELIZABETH ANN. on
TUESDAY May 2s; 1898, ELIZA; d,A5
carriage I'd, KensihSton. Nd. be-
loved wife Of Joseph A. Marilley,
mother OF Margaret M, Joseph A.,
IT. james F., Elizabeth Ann, Rob
err e and Mary Gathering MaTilley,
+. McAvoy and sister OF James r.,
tr.; Robert and Donald T. McAvoy
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesds- -cheyy. Chase Funeral
offered "Si on % Friday, May s'' 81. m,'' az az
1880 am, at the Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, 0705 Summit ave.
n,epHsinSton, =, Hdngso ND. Nd; Interment Gate
MARKHAM. LIT. COMDR. EDWARD j.,
Sr. tRetireG, On Monday. MAY %,
Ii coMpR. 'EiSS EpwARD fSS J. hMSlApFSsl MARK.
HAM, sr., the beloved husband Of
Mrs. Mary A. Markham. father Of
MAI. Edward J. Markham, jr.. and
Thomas H. Markham. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave. NE. be-
tween 2 and 4 and z and . on
Thursday, May 80 Mass will be Of
fered at the Church OF the Assump-
tion, Nichols ave. s.e., on Friday,
AZ 9;3u am. Interment Arlinston
National Cemetery. 80
Evening star., 1963-05-29
sCHAUB. FREDERICK A. Memher

"NMhNbi FhEUEhTNh n. MemDefS
IUpl Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
V..en Camp. No. /, U. S. W. ",
PFSWN are notified OF the pass
HH,3fJHM ing OF Comrade FRED
4SSa&&9 ERICK A. SCHAUB on
Sunday, May 20. 1853
Inter m ent Washington
National Cemetery
Evening star., 1963-05-29

HOWARD. RUTH PRICE. In COM
memoration OF RUTH PRICE HOW
ARD. who earned her guerdon fif-
teen years aEo, May 20. l94S.
The struggles OF life are passed,
Labors and sorrow ceased:
Lies long warfare closed at last,
God grant your soul quiet peace.
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER, lola
FRANCES.