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Mrs. Bacon, 81,
In D. c. IS Years

Mrs. Melcenia Gross Bacon,
81. a Washington resident since
1888, died at Suburban Hospital
yesterday after a stroke.
She was the widow Of George
Lawrence Bacon, ST., who died
in 1912.
Mrs. Bacon was a member Of
the Constitution Chapter of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution; the Stars and
Stripes Chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers of the Union lS6l-1865
and was a past president of the
Julia Dent Grant Tent of the
Daughters Of the Grand Army
of the Republic. She also was
a member of st. Columbus
Episcopal Church.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Thelma Lee Caylor, Of 1920
Forty-fifth street NV, the
home address; a granddaughter
and two Observation-Disclosures.
Services will be at 2:30 pm.
Friday at the Gawler Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue at
Harrison street NV. with burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Of the Alpha Theta Chapter Of
Pi Lambda Theta, an honorary
educational Paternity, and also
served on the editorial staff Of
the fraternity's journal.
She also was an active mem
Der Of the AAUW, the Middle
East Institute, the Wanderlust
Travel Club, the Chevy Chase
Citizens Association, the Ma
tional and District of Columbia
Physical Education Associa-
tons and the English Folk
Dance Society Of America.
An active member Of the
Women's Auxiliary Of st. Epis-
copal Church, Mrs. Dent also
served as q canteen worker in
the District unit Of the Amer
lean Women's Volunteer Serv-
ices during World War II. and
as q Grey Lady under the Red
Cross at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mrs. Dent leaves her hus-
band, Gustave w. Dent, who
lives in California, and a son.
John Charles DeShazo Of 8l6
E street NE.
Funeral services and burial
will be at 4:30 pm. tomorrow
at lakewood Cemetery, Falls
Church.
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N. c. Bradford,
Realty Salesman,
Stricken on Trip

N. C. Bradford. so. of 371s
Warren street NV, died of a
cerebral hemorrhage Monday
in the Georgetown University
Hospital.
Mr.. Bradford was driving
home from Ocean City, N. j.
with four of his five children
when he was stricken. After
bringing the car safely to a
halt, he lost consciousness and
was taken to a local hospital
in Bridgeville, Del. Later, he
was rushed by ambulance to
Georgetown.
Mr.. Bradford a real estate
salesman with Metzler Realtors,
was a member of the Mont
gomery Real Estate Board.
He belonged to the Ocean
City Post Of the American
Legion, and was a charter
member of the Ocean City
Volunteer Fire Department.
During World War II, Mr..
Bradford served with the
United States Coast Guard.
He leaves his wife, Ethel, and
five children Albert, Norman.
Michael, Robert and Denise, all
of the home address. Other
survivors include his mother,
Mrs. Maude Bradford Of ocean
City, and a brother, Cortland
Of Salisbury, Md.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in the Burbage
Funeral Home in Berlin, Md.
Burial will be in Berlin.
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Mrs. Gill, II,
Physicians Wife,
Volunteer Nurse

Mrs. william T. Gill, jr., 70,
who was active in volunteer
nursing in Washington for
more than 40 years, died yes
terday at the Washington SAM
tarium after a stroke.
A native of Middletown, Md,
Mrs. Gill, the former Anita
Keller, was graduated from
Hood College.
She came to the District to
study at the old Garfield Hos
pital and worked on its staff
as a registered nurse. After
her marriage in 1921 she did
extensive volunteer work for
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter.
Mrs. Gill was an active
member Of the Grace Reformed
Church and the Women's Aux
Hilary of the Medical Associa-
ton of the District.
Besides her husband, of 26Ol
Woodley place NV, the home
address, she leaves a sister,
Mrs. Lucille Recher, of Hagers-
town, and two brothers, Ell
wood Keller, of 3104 Nineteenth
street NV, and DIN Keller,
Of Chevy Chase.
Services will be at / pm.
tomorrow at the Hysong Fun
eral Home, 1900 N street NV,
with burial in Fort Lincola
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Katherine Dent, 81;
School Teacher 80 Years

Mrs. Katherine Deshazo
Dent, 81. q retired District
public school teacher and life
long resident of Washington,
died Monday at q nursing
home.
! Mrs. Dent began her teach
ing career in 1929 and taught
elementary school for 80 years.
In 1859 she established an
experimental school at the old
Gallinger Hospital for patients
who were about to be dis
charged to return to their
former activities. The school
was held in cooperation with
D. c. tuberculosis Association
and the D. C. Rehabilitation
Service under the Federal
Security Administration.
A graduate of Western High
School, Mrs. Dent obtained her
ABB. and MA. degrees from
George Washington University.
She later taught there in the
developmental reading pro-
gram for adults.
Her father, r. A. Crenshaw,
was chief clerk in the Auditors
Office of the War Department
for 35 years.
Mrs. Dent was vice president
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Mrs. McCIuer, 7o,
Son Led Drive
For Tumor Clinic

Mrs. Annie Laurie McCluer,
10. the mother of the late DR..
John Cameron McCluer, for
whom the McCluer Tumor
Clinic In Alexandra was
named. died yesterday at the
Alexandria Hospital.
She had been in falling
health for several years.
A native of Parkersburg, w.
Va, she was graduated from
Stuart Hall at Staunton, Va.
She moved to Alexandria in
1887, three years after the
death of her husband, John
Cameron McCluer, ST., a New
York lawyer.
Until recently Mrs. McCluer
was active in the women's af-
fairs of Christ Church in Alex
andria and was an honorary
member of the board of direc-
tors of the Alexandria Unit of
the American Cancer Society.
She leaves a daughter, Miss
Betty McCluer, of 400 Green
street, Alexandria, the home ad-
dress.
Services will be at 4 pm. to-
morrow at Christ Church, 118
North Washington street, Alex
andria, with burial at Parkers-
burg Friday.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the McCluer Tumor Clinic, 208
South Columbus street, Alex
andria, or the Alexandria Unit
of the American Cancer Society.
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Edwin Balm III
OF Wurrenton,
Accident Victim

Edwin L. Balm III, 20, a
Navy seaman-apprentice from
Warrenton, Va, was killed
Monday night in Livermore,
Calf, when his small foreign
car crossed the center line on
a curve and crashed into a
tractor-trailer truck.
Seaman Balm had been study
ing Chinese at the Army Lam
guage School in Monterey
after completing basic training
at the United States Naval
Training Center in San Diego.
He had entered the Navy in
January.
Seaman Balm was the son OF
Edwin L. Balm jr., partner in
the Warrenton Law firm of
Balm and Trundle. The elder
Balm, his wife and daughter
Cary live at 534 Winchester
street in Warrenton.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete. Burial will be in
Warrenton Cemetery.
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But his great success was in
the field Of human relations.
MY concern is not with peo-
pie who are different but with
people who are indifferent" he
often said.
Man Of the Year
He served as honorary chair
man Of the Washington Com
mittee for State Of Israel Bonds
and was a member of the
groups National Board Of Gov
errors. In 1856 he was made
their Washington man of the
year.
Others Of his positions in
cluded the National Campaign
Cabinet of the United Jewish
Appeal, the Board of Governors
of the Jewish Theological Semi
nary, the National Board of
the American Technion Socie-
ty; chairman of the UJA for
Greater Washington and the
Adas Israel Congregation.
All the accolades for his
charity was once summed up
by an admirer:
Praised for Righteousness
"Mr. Kay exemplifies fully
the Jewish word 'Tzadokah,
which means righteousness to
your fellow man."
He leaves his wife, Minnie, of
6407 Bradley boulevard, Be-
thesda, the home address; a
son, Jack, of 7416 Western ave-
nue., Chevy Chase; a daughter,
Mrs. Sylvia Greenberg, of 6407
Bradley boulevard; three broth
ers, Joseph, of 200 Rhode Island
avenue NE; Goodman, of 1889
Locust road NV, and Maurice,
of Silver Spring; two sisters,
Mrs. Rose Rubin and Mrs.
Bessie Shapiro, both of 3726
Connecticut avenue NV, and
five grandchildren.
Services will be at / pm. to-
morrow at the AdaS Israel
Congregation, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Porter street NV,
with burial in the Adas Israel
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
charity.
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Abraham S. Kay Dies;
PhiIonthropist, Builder

Abraham s. Kay, president
Of the Kay Construction Co.
and one of Washington's best
known philanthropists, died to-
day at the Washington Hos
pital Center of a heart dis
order. He was "a.
From a $2-a-week grocery
boy, he rose to become a busi-
ness leader and a major force
in Zionist. charitable and inter-
faith activities.
Only q month ago ground
was broken at the American
University campus for the pro-
posed $S50.000 Abraham S. Kay
Spiritual Life Center for the
use of all student demonina-
tional organizations.
In the 1940s Mr.. Kay was
chairman Of the Embarrassing
group that purchased the Exo-
dus. The refugee vessel voy-
aged to Haifia, Israel, with
victims Of Hitler's Germany.
Widely HOnOred
Tributes to him during his
life were legion. Recently, q
boulevard in Malaria, Israel,
was named for him in honor OF
the A. 8. Kay Foundations
building Of a convalescent and
rehabilitation hospital for
veterans of Israel's war of
independence.
Speakers honoring him in
cluded former United Nations
Secretary General Trygve Lie,
Israeli Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion and Mrs. Coda
Meir, Israeli Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
Mr.. Kay arrived in the Ur tied
States on July 4 from wilma,
Russia, at the age of 10 and
attended Washington elemen-
tary schools for two years.
When I was IL years old
I had to go to work." he once
recalled. II worked in a grocery
store-almost is hours a day
for 50 a week."
In World War /
When World War l came, he
served in the Army, returning
to Washington with $50 in his
pocket.
II was counting my wife
then" he said. THE next day
I bought her a gold watch for
$50 and had So left"
II looked around for a few
days and then borrowed $500
from some friends to open a
grocery store at Sherman ave-
nue. and Girard street NV"
he explained.
In the 1920s he organized
the District Grocery Society,
later changed to District Gro
Gerry Stores. He sold his inter-
est in the '20s and entered the
building industry.
Involved in Building
He anticipated the tremen-
dous potential Of building in
the Silver Spring and Prince
Georges areas, buying land
and building projects, includ-
ing haywood Gardens.
He also established the In
dian Spring Country Club, a
nonSectarian, low-fee club.
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Darn nj Thanka

galley, MINNIE r. We wish to
express our sincere and heartfelt
thanks TO our many relatives and
friends for their kind words, con-
tributes during our mothers illness
and passing.
DAUGHTERS, MARY O. DONALD
SON AND MARGARET B. TIP
PETIT.
LEVIN. MRS. ANNA. Thanks to all
friends of the late MRS. ANNA
LEVIN for their sympathy.
HER HUSBAND, JACOB B. LEVIN,
SKY AND REBECCA GINSBERG.
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Obituaries
Dratha

WILLIAMS, MRS. BERTHA. on sun
WILLIAMS Of 1882 4th St, NV,
sister q Mrs: Sadie Cupid. Mrs;
Foste S.n Also 0 sSPyl ShT are Fs one
nephew, Harold Robinson; other
relatives ana many friends. After
I pm "wednesday, friends are in
Stss Home e sa ss e s sRS n h' S# s SV
Metropolitan Baptist Church 1925
50. NV, at IL am. Interment
Union Cemetery Alexandria va
WILLIAMS, EDDIE d. On Saturday.
July g., 1858, EDDIE WILLIAMS,
s hTsSSnd !, q f.a pIoris WILLIAMS and
Sha and Frederick williams Also
surviving are four brothers other
relatives and friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements By
Robins. IL
VILLAINS, THEODORE. on Monday.
July 3, 1863, THEODORE WILLIAMS
band Of Pauline williams He also is
survived by three sisters and one
ST FShsF Of NoTiolk 4OE Vs c ana S Sns
other relatives and friends. on
Thursday, July IL. from pm. to
~ pm. friends may call at The
M MiHb5Is ave Funeral Home ,G SSii
services will be held on Friday,
July IL, at ! pm. the Rev. Charles
F. Parker officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
WILSON, MARGIE L. on Monday,
July g.. 1903, MRS. MARGIE WILL
SON Of 1888 Sd st, NV, devoted
aunt Of Mrs. Gonzella Stewart and
Mary and BENJAMIN Cant. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
Remains resting with L. z. Murray
q Son, 1897 10th St NV, where
friends may call on Thursday. July
/. from 4 70 10 pm, and where
Friday July 10, at / pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
IL
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Bpatha

MELCENIA GROSS. On
S5 sn aGsp 3y & ME iEsSs & o sReS5
BACON OF 1920 45th st. NV, wife
Of the late George L. Bacon, mother
OF Mrs. Thelma Lee Caylor and
grandmother Of Mrs. Carl F. Trae-
ger. Friends may call at Gawler's
St, NV. parking on premises,
where services will be held on
Friday, July 10. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
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sEAMARK, MISS GRACE q

Monday, July 8, 1868, at Provi-
dence Hospital, MISS GRACE Z.
sEAMARK Of 4206 3lst st., Mount
Rainier, Nd, sister Of Mrs, Mary
yesterday Of the home address.
She also Is survived by four nieces
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 14th st, NV, after
pm. Tuesday. July 8 parking
facilities). Services at the above
funeral home on Thursday. July ii -.
at IL 80 am. Interment Congress
sional Cemetery, 10
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sTAFFEL, WILLIAM I. On Monday

WILLIAM l. sfAFFEL oi 50 i Map,
dr., Aceokeek Park, Nd, the beloved
husband Of Edith O., staffel. father
man Z. staffel. Funeral services al
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc, (parkinR
facilities). on Thursday. July II,
at IL am. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. Visiting hours until 8
pm. 10
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CEMETERY LOTS

PAHS ISL! CEMETERY, 4 sites.
sites, sbsb. Cali GA. 5000.
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SEM, JEFFREY. On Sunday, July 7,
1868, JEFFREY Semi Of 757 Howard
r.; sc. He Is survived by q devoted
father, Willie Sem; Q loving mother.
Josephine Sem: two grandmotfers
two grandfathers, other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
Horton Mortuary, 1924 You st. NV.
where services will be held on Thurs
day. July II. At | pm, Elder Robert
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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July :, ICES. at his residence e sun infI
Sth st, NV, ISAIAH P. MARSHAIL,
the beloved father Of William, James
and Charles Marshall. He also is
survived by one niece, Adrienne
Morgani three great -nieces, lie Vert
queen, Deatlas Robinson and Mil
dred Hicks; one great-nenbew
George Williams; nine grandchii.
dren, other relatives and friends
After pm. Wednesday, July 10,
friends may call at the William
Spangler Funeral Home, 524 9Th St.
Thursday, July IL, at II am, pro-
cession will form at 3l6 18th ST.
ne. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 10
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Me igIT = ,5 3 ADELE IL, On Tuesday
Of 7oi2 RSdnor T Adphb betbs MsSLS NJ
beloved wife of the late Francs
Mcclure. daughter OF the late Rev
samuel Horwell and sister-in-laW
q Prof, A. H. Gerberich Of Be-
tnesda; Nd. and Mrs. John T. W.
on Friday, July IL, in ParkesburS.
"a, at 2 pm. Interment Atglenn
Methodist Cemetery, Atglenn. Pa.
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SCOTT. MARIE On Tr,ssdav In

SC9TII ae AAE Mss I Sn TSqes snHr July
Oscar B. Scott and devoted mother
Of Mrs. Ellen Littleiohn and Mrs.
Mercedes Grant. Other relatives
and friends also survive Remains
resting with L. Z. Murray a Son,
1887 10th st. NV. Funeral notice
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EVELYN K. On Monday,
EvEELS 4 ssgSi sipe|y zJ aSsDtS
ave, 1akoma Park, Nd beloved
wife Of George Risegari sister Of
Mrs. Adeline F. Buckner Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ol 14th ST. NV.
after pm. Wednesday. July ID
(parking fscilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Friday. July
II. at IL an. Interment George
Washington Memorial Park Gene
tery. Riggs rd. II
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SCOTT S GEOR Rs6. g; On Friday, Jul,

SCOTT IaS GEORGE aS6s e On F sEcZ. july
1920 Kenyon st. NV, father Of
Mrs. Florence Baldwin and Mrs.
Jeanne Curtis. son Of Mrs. Parthenia
Taylor: He also is survived By
three brothers, nine grandchildren,
st tinsrd reia a,..s and . host Of
July 10. friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You
St. NV, where funeral services viii
be held on Thursday, July II, at
I pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery, 10
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TAYLOR. MARY MeCUBBN. On SUI

d dsy J g.,r5Iod 19SS sn. At her hS@s
from e and 70 Q 1 pm. Faes:
day, where services will be held
Md, MARY McCuBBIN TAYLOR,
beloved wife OF William H. Taylor
and sister Of Mrs. Elsie c. Smith
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Md.
on. Wednesday, July IL, at 9 pm.
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SIMMs, CORA Z. On Wednesday,
S Dits 10 c6 5sSS sT RH2EiGsnf s HES
mother Of Doris, Thomas and War
rem Simms, sister OF Mrs. Sadie
Jackson, Mrs. Judith Walker and
Mrs, Elsie Hogan. Notice Of flu
neral later.
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DFatha

July A TO- 1893 SBR3hA MMeq s. KAY
Of 6407 Bradley blvd, Bethesda,
Nd, beloved husband Of Minnie B..
Kay and devoted father of Mrs.
and Jack Kay, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Mrs. Rose Rubin and Ms, Bessie
Shapiro, and three brothers, Good
man, Joseph and Maurice Kay Mr..
kay sd rests nat a. the Bernard IDsdnSansky
st, NV. parking facilities ada
cent?, until 10 am. Thursday, July
IL. Funeral services at the Adas
Israel Congregation, Connecticut
ave. and Porter ST. NV, on Thurs
Adas Israel Cemetery. Memorial
week, e4O7 Bradley blvd, Bethesda,
Md. Please omit flowers.
KAY, ABE 5. The officers of the
Israel Bond ORGANIZATION mourn the
passing Of one of the most dedi-
Gated leaders in American JeWry's
efforts In behalf Of the. establish
ment and development of the state
Bond. and as a member Of rs It's
Executive Committee and the Board
OF Governors, ne provided a notable
example OF devotion TO the re-
construction of the Jewish home
land, HIS generosity and spirit Of
Seii-sacrttice in behalf Of many
D. c., and his forceful ieadership
on the national scene in behalf
Of israel will live long in the
hearts OF his community and his
colleagues and friends throughout
the country. Israel and American
JeWry have lost a noble son and
penetactor. Our heartfelt sympathy
TO the members of the family
ABRAHAM FEINBERG, President,
JOSEPH J. SCHWARTZ,
Vice President.
KAY, ABRAHAM s. The Officers and
Executive Committee Of the United
Jewish Appeal of Greater WASH
lngton mourn the passing Of our
COLLEAGUE and member OF the Ex-
ecutlVe Committee, ABRAHAM 8.
kAx. devoted to humanitarian and
scale throughout a dedicated life life
HIS memory is enshrined in the
Washington area and overseas COM
munltles, his leadership SO inspires,
HIS innumerable friends and as
Sociates in the work Of the United
Jewlsh Appeal and its affiliated or
carnations extend deepest sympathy
70 MS family. U, J. A. friends
are ADVISED services will be held
at the Adas Israel Synagogue. III
rests at the Bernard Danzansky 4
sons Funeral Home. 1901 i4th
LYMAN GOLDMAN uIA Pre-.
DR.. SEYMOUR ALBERT,
General Chairman,
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ROOT. MAI. WILLIAM J. NJ, UsA.
g.. FRIDAY sa!,,; July 3 1893 Sy,, A. Walter
N. ROOT. UsA, beloved i son Of Of
Eleanor Schofield Root Of Ithaca
N. Y, and Col. Robert Root, USA
lretired. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel on Thursday, July II, at
II am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10
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July s, 1863. FRANK LY II sH Of 30
e st. Sc. beloved husband Of Mrs
Eta Lyles, father Of Sylvia Lyles:
prother Of Frederick Lyles. He also
is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral later,
ARRANGEMENTS by jarvis.
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ter ne. ELziE /, Platter, de-,
parted this life suddenly on July
Voted lsg So,b ne Mrs suT r,s5. X P. ss
and Ia q son OF the late Mr.. Jesse
Platter. Also survived BY a devoted
sister, Mrs, Clara ?, Bowler Of 2i3
Cromwell ter. washington, b, c.;
one brother. Alvin Platter, Of Chesa-
peake Beach. Nd. Notice OF funera
Al s32-e445. 10
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GITAJN, IDA. on Tuesday. Univ

1863, ia orTHJNT U ii sSo4 0q FyYna Z;
St, Silver Spring, Nd, beloved wife
Of Sol Gitajn and devoted mother
Of Reney and Arthur Gitain. She
also is survived by a brother, Ray
mond Rubinstein. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky q Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
wednesday, July 10, at pm,
lnterment B'nai Israel Cemetery.
Memorial week. 1904 Finch St, Sill
yer Spring. Md. 10
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KAY, ABRAHAM s Membs,, =,

KAY, ABRAHAM S. Members of the
RNn Jewish War Veterans,
AzASM Post So, are asked to at
Aw.wA tend the funeral services
@EERM for ABRAHAM S. KAY.
WxEW which will be held Al
VU9H the Adas Israel Syna-
wv gogue, Connecticut ave.
at Porter ST., at / pm.
1huTsaay, July II, 1868.
LEWIS GUCK) GOLDBERG' Adit
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KYLE oss5E RN SABP, &C On Sunday, July
10Th place, Michigan PARK Hilis,
Nd: beloved husband Of Goidie
Kyle (nee Crawford, father Of
5ernard r. Kyle and brother OF
christopher G. Kyle Friends NAV
Sal o az Valleys Funeral Home,
52OO Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. me-, on Tuesday, July o. after
pm, and Wednesday, July 10.
from 10 am. until 10 pm. Fu-
neral services will be held on Thurs
gay, July II, at 3 pm, in Fort
iMyer Chapel: Relatives and friends
tional Cemetery. 10
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MEAsELL, CLARENCE JosEpu y

CLARENCE JOSEPH, on
Monday, July 8, 1868, At Oeoree-
town University Hospital. CLARENCE
Joseph MEASELL. son OF the late
Clarence s. and Fannie Gernand
Measell: He is survived By his wife.
Dorls ,Twitord Measell; two sons,
Fla, and J. D. Measell Of Rockville,
Nd, Also three grandsons and one
GRANDDAUGHTER. sister. Miss Lottie
Measel Of WASHINGTON, D. c., ard
q brother, Howard Messell Of Rich
mond Hill; n; Y. Friends may call
29Cl l4ah st. NV. (parking fac nj
tiesI. Services at Fort Myer Chapel
on Thursday, July IL, at m ~
t9rm@1t Arlington National Genre
terry
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Wednesday, July 10, 1858
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
stn ~ ana MASS. Ave. u $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7t00 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA a-7lit
blks North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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I EDDIE p L PITT q 1893 wilmer
yiysd BY a devoted wife, Mrs. Pau
a mother. Mrs. Anna Smith three
brothers, one sister, many other
relatives and friends. After 3 pm,
Thursday, July II. friends may call
AZ loves Funeral Home, 1925
Maryland ave. Me-, where funeral
s Sr,ysS WI lv be held az lg:5Q9 Pm
lington National Cemetery, Family
may be contacted by Calling LU
9-047o, II
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