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Poland Demands
Defector's Return
With Family, Plane

Poland has called on the
United States to return Mai.
Richard Obacz, his family and
the military plane in which
they detected to West Berlin
on Wednesday.
State Department officials
said the Polish demand for
extradition of the fighter pilot
was made yesterday by a First
Secretary of the Polish Embassy
here, Ryszard Frackiewicz, to
Robert NJ. McKisson, deputy
director Of East European At
fairs.
The State Department was
reported to have told the Pol
ish envoy that it still is getting
information and has made no
decision on the case. However.
United States officials pre-
viously had indicated infor-
mally that the major would get
the political asylum he sought
United States officials said
the Polish government repre-
sentative protested vigorously
against granting asylum to
Maj. Obacz, ,contending that
he did not flee for political
reasons.
The Polish claim Is that he
deserted from the air force
and also had been charged
with gold smuggling, and there
fore should be returned as q
criminal fugitive. The Poles
said he was fined last year
for smuggling.
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u. S. Mother Gets
Permit to Visit
Son in Red China


Mrs. Ruth Redmond has re-
ceived permission to make a
third visit to her son, Hugh
Francis Redmond, jr., one of
four Americans imprisoned in
Communist China.
The Red Cross said here that
the 65-year-old Yonkers, N. Y,
woman would visit her son for
two weeks in mid October. Mr..
Redmond, 43, who was in the
export-import business in
Shanghai, was jailed in 1851
on charges of being an "un-
dercover agent"
Mrs. Redmond, who visited
her son in 1858 and last Sep
TENDER, asked the Red Cross
last month to arrange the new
visit with the Chinese Red
Cross Society. As in the past,
the Chinese Red Cross will ar
range for Mrs. Redmond's liv-
ing accommodations, travel and
visits to the prison where her
son is serving a life sentence.
Other Americans still held in
Red China are John Thomas
Downey of New Britain, Conn. 4;
Richard Fecteau of Lynn,
Mass; and Roman Catholic
Bishop James Edward Walsh of
Cumberland, Md.
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Nixon Expecting
To Play Key Role
At Convention

GENEVA, July Is (AP). -
Former Vice President Nixon
says he expects to play a key
role In the 1864 Republican
presidential conve ntion, but
does not intend to run for any
office.
Mr.. Nixon, on a private trip
through Europe, told the
Geneva American Club yester-
day that he sees only four
possible Republican presidential
candidates: Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefeller of New York, Sena-
tor Goldwater of Arizona, Gov,
William Scranton Of Pennsyl-
vania and Gov. George ROM
ney of Michigan.
He declined to express his
personal preference. Asked to
explain his role in the 1864
campaign, he said:
"As the last presidential
candidate. my role now is to
try to guide the thoughts OF
the Republican Party. I will
make some speeches and dc
some writing. and l will attend
the presidential convention. ]
expect to have something to
say on the candidate and the
Republican platform.
But I do not intend to be a
candidate myself for any office
in 1854"
He said he thought Senator
Goldwater now holds q lead
among the Republican hope
fuls but that much could
change in the next ~ months,
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MILWAUKEE,, July 10 (AP)
Harry Johnston Grant, who
rarely dealt with the news but
whose theme of freedom, free
dom, freedom" guided the Mil
waukee Journal for Al years
and who left it secure In the
control Of its own employees,
died last night at the age of 81.
From 1915, when the once
retired but still youthful fin
ancier came to the Journal,
faltering from the effects OF
a Pulitzer Prize winning cru
SADIE that left it unpopular in
its own city, Mr.. Grant at
tanned three major achieve
mentS:
He built the Journal into q
great newspaper; he fought a
spectacular battle for its con-
troll, and with the battle won,
he promptly began to turn over
its ownership to the men and
women who wrote, edited and
produced 1t.
Returned to Milwaukee
In declining health for sew
eral years, Mr.. Grant returned
to Milwaukee from his winter
retreat in Florida only a few
weeks ago to spend his last
days at home. Death was at
tributed to old age and COM
plications from pneumonia.
Although he had resigned as
president and publisher of the
Journal rs years ago, Mr.
Grant remained chairman Of
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Mrs. Robert Thomas of Co.um'
bus, Ohio, and Mrs. AL McCot'
ter Of Michigan, and two grand
children.
Friends may call at the Ia,
koma Funeral Home, 254 Car,
roll street N. w. Services will
take place there at 9:15 am
Monday, with burial in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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PREGNANCY AT 70 POSSIBLE,
DOCTOR WARNS PILL-USERS

OXFORD England (AP)-A doctor says a woman
who takes conraceptive pills for much of her life might
find herself expectant mother about the time she
drawing an old age pension.
I'VE assured from time TO time these pills
safe and harmless Dr. L. Kopelowitz Of Newcastle-on
Tyne told meeting of the British Medical Association
yesterday in a discussion Of contraceptive agents.
Nov evidence has been put before us that there
is a possibility that they only delay ovulation
Therefore there is a possibility that a woman Of so
10 might become pregnant after taking this drug for
period Of years Previously that has only occurred in
the Bible"
DR.. Kopeowitz did not name any particular drug
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Magnus J. Shelby. IA, a
Washington resident since be-
fore World War I. died in Tai
Iahassee, Fla, last Monday
after q stroke.
Mr.. Shelby, originally from
Havana, Fla, was a teacher In
Quincy, Fla, for 10 years be-
fore moving to Washington. He
was q clerk at the War De-
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Woman, q, Dies
AS Cor Hits Tree

A 23-year-old Washington
woman was killed early today
when she lost control Of her
car in the HOO block Of Irving
street NV. police reported.
Mae johnson. Of 1922 New
Jersey avenue NV. was pro-
nounced dead at $3.50 am. at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter.
Police said the victim was
alone In her 1868 automobile
travelling east when the car
struck a tree in front Of ll02
Irving street. The fatality
brought this years district
traffic toll to "A, compared with
81 last year.
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Murray Sheehon, Active
In Theoter, Teaching, Arts

he died from an apparent heart
attack.
Since he left no survivors,
his American passport listed a
friend, James j. Short of 1920
North Albemarle street, Airing
ton, as the person to notify in
case Of accident. Mr.. Short ar
ranged for the funeral services
here.
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Harry Johnston Grant, 81,
Milwaukee Journal Leader

the board of the Journal Co.,
which publishes the afternoon
Journal, the morning Sentinel
acquired last year from the
Hearst Corp. - and operates
television Station WTMJ-TV
as well as WTMJ AM and FIN
radio.
Survivors include q daughter
Mrs. Donald Albert, wife Of the
executive vice president and
general manager Of the Journal
Co.
Once a Messenger
Mr.. Grant joined the Journal
in 1915, after a business career
that carried him from a Job
as railroad messenger and
stockyard chore boy in st. Louis
at the age Of is to a textile
fortune and retirement to Eng
land when he was 35. He was
summoned by Lucius w. ME-
man, Journal publisher who
had won national acclaim and
local disfavor by advocating
intervention in World War I
Later, Mr.. Grant said that
his employe ownership plan was
conceived shortly after he OBJ
tanned his own first block Of
stock-20 per cent-in 1919. Al
though he did not put the plar
into effect until Mr.. Niemar
died in 1885, Mr.. Grant said
that his predecessors dedica-
ton to principle had laid the
foundation upon which hi
could work.
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DrathH

ANDREWS. REV. WILLIAM n. Sud
denly, on Thursday, July II, 1858,
REV, WILLIAM H. ANDREWS Of
2725 p St, NV, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Mabel Turner Andrews, son
and Mrs. Lauyenia Andrews, brother
Of Mrs. Carrie Hooper Mrs. Susan
Keith of Wilmington. n, G.; the
Rev. Isaiah Andrews Of Raleigh,
y, G., and John @. Andrews Of
SGsq nse o a:phs Aso O sGhES' rea Hss
and many friends. After $3.50 pm:
Sunday, July IA. friends may call
81 the Metropolitan A. N. Z. Church.
1i Si n S.ls an n Nonds wneJs y services st
~ y noon 20 nsi0 i nj Se Lincoln i0 Me-
mortal Cemetery. Arrangements BY
MCGUIRE. Inc. IA
BEAVERS, PAUL y. on Wednesday,
July 10, 1858, at Providence Hos
pital, PAUL 3. BEAVERS q 5704
loved husband q Mabel Z. Beavers
b fsssS5 oi s RslSrf < ad Psay'is
BEAVERS Beavers ana brother Of Mrs. Eve
Ign L. Sanders Miss Marie Beav-
ers,, Samuel R.. Joseph 2. and
s %SP The Zee Bssy Funeral fF aO%. a at
am. Monday. July is. REQUIEM
Mass viii Be offered at st. Mar
garets Catholic Church. Seat Pleas
ant, Nd. at $50 am: Intermsnt
BENSON, SAMUEL II. OF 1919 Wis
eonsin ave. NV, on July 10, 1893
S 0S ne so 5ms Is survived aRS Afn ~ S ON;
nephew and seven nieces. services
at Chambers Oeorgetown Funeral
Home 3072 NJ st. NV. on Monday
July l5. at l pm. Interment Add.
son Chapel, Seat Pleasant Md. IA
BROWN. CLARA EsTELLE. on
Tuesday. July q, 1868, CLARA Es-
TELL;E BROWN: sister Of Mrs,
RS SsS and f GsTsfE also SsA'T survive Tis
After 1 pm. Sunday, July H..
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode island
s.id On MO SssIs s Saly Is. T " II
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
CABANIss, JOSEPH D., ST.. on wednes.
day, July 10, 1908, JOSEPH b.
cABANlss, 81: q isia Partner, W.S.I
cSbsnisS, father Of DR.. Charles Nj
and Joseph .. Sa,baniss Aisq sarvi y
c a aEs V SheI ' rssiSss '' and ap's many
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, July
~, friends are invited 10 call At
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th 81, NV Services on Saturday,
July 10, at 10 am, at St. Luke's
Episcopal Church, 1914 18th 81,
NV, 1nterment Carver Memorial
Park. IL
CHM, MINNIE NJ. on Friday, July
IL, 1888, at the washington SAM
tarium and Hospital, MINNIE NJ.
CHINN OF No. o 7th ST. Sc, the
wife OF the late Frank Chinn,
mother OF Or. Raymond Chinn and
sister OF Mrs, Eva Davis OF Ar
lington, Va; Miss Hannah SuLher-
land OF Lynchburg, Va; Miss Ruth
sutherland OF Richmond, Va. Miss
Winnie Sutherland Of Fairfax Va
Mrs, Ethel cuslck Of Washington,
D, c. Bryan Sutherland Of Venice
Fla, and Marshall Sutherland Of
Durham, n. e. She also u sur
Friends may cali Al the Lee Funeral
where services will be held on Mon
day. July 10, at pm. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
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GraveSide funeral services
will be held at Arlington Gem
etery at 2::30 pm. Tuesday for
Murray Sheehan, rs, former
Washington area resident who
died June % at Amalfi, Italy.
Mr.. Sheehan, whose last adj
dress before moving from the
area about 10 years ago was
at 4709 North Tweaty-fifth
road in Arlington, formerly had
been associated for many years
with the Embassy of Thailand
here and with amateur theatre
cal groups of the area.
He was a bachelor who had
been living in Bangkok, Thai
land, for the last several years
after his retirement from the
embassy post. While in Bang
kok, he also taught English
literature at Chulalongkorn
University.
Active in Theatre
During his service with the
Embassy of Thailand, he was
superintendent of its student
department. He also had been
active as an actor and director
with such groups as the old
Washington Civic Theater, Arts
Club and Little Theater of Al
exandria.
He was born in Hamilton,
Ohio, on December 16, 1887. He
was a graduate of Miami Uni
versity of Ohio and Harvard
University.
In World War I, he served in
France with an Army field ar
tillery unit as regimental SER
geant-major. After the war. he
taught at the University of
Wisconsin and University OF
Arkansas before coming to
Washington to work at the
embassy.
Died in Italy
He was a member Of the
Harvard Club of Washington,
Arts Club and Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
Mr.. Sheehan, who was here
last year on one of his periodic
return visits, was found dead
June Is in his hotel room at
the Italian resort town south
of Naples while there as a tour
list, the Associated Press re-
ported. Authorities there said
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AnuFtltngH

COHEN, MORRIS. There will be an
Snye ~ pSSoSRRs eoHEN IL su %s%
David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church, Va. Family and friends
ESTHER COHEN, MORTON W.
COHEN. SYLVIA C. ROOT.
713,14
GORDON. MANUEL. There viii be
e.. T msmnrn Of MsNI mSnu%sR Rbo n
noon, at the Beth shoiom Gene
terry, 57th and M SITS. Sc, Capitol
THE GORDON FAMILY.
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Darn nf Chunks

BOOKER, CHARLES A. The family
Of the late CHARLES A. BOOKER
wishes to extend sincere thanks
for the many, expressions Of sym
patty and other acts of kindness
rendered during their recent be-
reaVement. THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Best
location In DEVELOPMENT known as
Living Cross, Mausoleum No, 1,
balance in payments; leaving area.
664-5b92. 5,6,7i2,t3,iA
PARKLAwN-3 sites, $500 cash.
valued at ss9S. OIL. i-oiS7. I II
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY.
Hyattsville, Md sites In lot 441,
for al sites. ~. p-654e. ID
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-Beautifu
location, IL sites, SIS ca. Phone
tn. 2-307i IL
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81 and Mass. Ave. -. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7lO0 oEQRQlA AVE. NV, RA .3-74lI
z Blks. North Of Walter Reed H)spital
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Garwfeaa hw CharmhaRa
Universal
I'm MRmnriant

IN 1uRuIuIIdm
ADAMS, IDA PAYNE. In loving
memory Of IDA PAYNE ADAMS,
who passed away July ID, 1912.
We walk a separate road today
Yet thoush ! walk my road alone,
! know you are still my own.
You and in Heaven will meet
Where life is perfect and complete.
Frs AND NEPHEW.
ALoUERO, IDA AND FORTUNATE.
In loving remembrance Of my dear
mother who passed away one year
ago, July IS, 1852, and my dear
iatheE. Who departed ass one year ago.
Eternal rest 2s.a grant unto them,
And may the perpetual light shine
upon them.
May they rest in peace.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND SIS
TIERS.
GAsKINs. ANNA. In loving memory
Ns w SeaT psss sene ax.S ANNA nh. S.sSI
ago today. July 10, 1854.
God took you home to rest.
Beyond all grief and care;
He left your love 10 guide US
Until we meet you there.
NhAAONEN NV Observation-Disclosures
PARKS, MRS. AMY B. A token Of
mother, MRS, AMY B. PARKS, who
passed into the Great Beyond fif-
teen years ago, July i3. 1913.
Oh. love that will not let me co.
I rest my weary soul in thee.
HER DAUGHTERS, JESSIE b. AND
ADELLA q. PARKS.
PORTER, LENA. In loving memory
OF LENA PORTER, who passed away
one year ago today, July 10, 1862.
Loving and kind in all her waxs.
UPRIGHT and lust to the end OF her
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
behind
pENcE BAPTIST icHURcH.
wALKER' MAAsETEE IN loving mem
who departed this life one year
ago today, July II, 1862.
You're gone but youn never, be
WALKER, MARTEE CAMPBELL. In
9yins mtsh@9ry q TRT T9t5s5 ana
WALKER, who departed this life
one year ago today July IS, 1852.
When . mother breathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell
The, world seems quite another place
without the smile Of mothers face.
The angels are safely guarding
A sacred and solemn giave,
For In II lies our beloved one
We loved but could not save.
CHILDREN AND oRANDCHiL-
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Dratha

COLLIER, LILLIAN r. On Tuesday,
LfER Of 1910 Seminole st., Der.
Eyn. Nd. beloved daughteT Of
S sr IL H RS Marie and G0 ess ssd t e.
lier, jr. Friends may call ct
timore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, after
8 pm. Friday, July ~, until 1890
Am. Monday, July IS; thence to
leum Chapel, where services will
be held at pm. Interment .pri-
CONoyER. JOSEPH GARDINER. Sud-
denly, on Thursday, July II, 1903,
JOSEPH GARDINER CoNovER Of
Aide, Va beloved husband Of
Nancy conoy sam soH Of a1 and n and
A, A. Houck. and brother Of Mrs;
Mary =; Sullivan, james and
George Conover. Friends may call
ct the Royston Funeral Home,
Middleburg, Va, where, service will
be held . on Monday July 10 S. a.
Cemetery.
COOPER, ARTHUR B. An emergent
"a communication OF Hope
4; /; J, !: 4! +;
" day, July 10, 1868, at
1:45 PM, to conduct the Masonic
burial services for our late worship
full brother, ARTHUR B. COOPER,
CARL T. MACK, Master.
PAUL B. ELCAN, Secretary. 10
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AMBRosE cAvEoN. O. K.

Won KLATT, KARL T., Jr. Suddenly.
on y ThuTsdSy july Ill IL a pe3s 6 kAE[
St, Kensington, Md. beloved son
Of Karl F. and LYDIA Lea Won Klatt.
Prayers at the S. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV.
on Monday. July 10, az 1913 am.
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church.
97O5 Summit ave, Kensington. Nd.
where the holy sacrifice Of the Mass
win be offered at IL am for the
repose of his soul. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. IA
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BETHEL BECK, President.
MAoDALENE SCHMIDT, Chaplain

ROBERTSON, CORA BELL. On Fri
day, July 10, 1868, CORA BELL
ROBERTSON Of 61S Maryland ave.
ne, beloved mother Of Mrs. Will
liam Pop Of Damascus. Nd; grand-
mother Of Mrs. Marguerite Nc
liam Neal and Danny Ray McPhaul,
sister Of Mrs. Mile Talent and
Miss Blanche Croxton. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Mass. ave. me-, where
July is, at 1850 am. Inter,
ment st. Paul's Episcopal Cemetery,
Nomini Grove, Va, at 3 pm
Northern Neck, Va. papers please
copy) IA
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aaaS. z MA lSSi s s q BEsSs'T Tis
OF the late stephen A. Robinson.
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th ST.
NV, from 2 pm. Saturday. July 10
unni ~ pm. July I4 tpa5kins iaeiii-
Home, 1880 Military I'd. NV, on
Monday. July is, at 2 pm. En-
tombment Cedar Hill Mausoleum,
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SHOOK ga SALLY w. 2, On Friday sS July
1921 Military I'd. NV, wife OF
the late Henry Walter M. Shook
and mother Of Mrs. Henry r. Was
ser and Roy +. Shook Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises), where sery-
ices will be held on Monday, July
10. at pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. IL
SMITH, EVA R. on Thursday, July
IL, 1868, EVA r. SMITH OF 1929
A st., ne, beloved wife OF Samuel
I. Smith, mother Of Haywood
Daddy, Edna Hines and Annie BEN
and Geraldine jackson, sister OF
James watkins. She also Is SUR
yiysd By other relatives and a
day, July "a, friends are invited
70 call AZ the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You ST.. NV. Funeral services will
be held At the New Mount Olive
Baptist Church, 5Sth and Grant
SITS. ne, on Monday, July IS. at
10 am. tnterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. ~
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day. July Il. 1858, at the George
town University Hospital. JAMES
AUBREY HICKS. devoted son Of
Mrs. Laura Y Hicks and the late
Mr.. Hicks rests at Gartner's Flu
neral Home, 3l6 East Diamond ave-,
Gaithersburg, Nd. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday. July Is, at 2
pm, at the Boyds Presbyterian
Church. Interment church ceme-
terry. IA
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SUIT yuIs r. 1893 As MARY A. o scH hEidaS
beloved wife Of the late Karl
scherer, mother Of James A. and
At the Robert A, Mattingly Funeral
Home. l31 18th st. sc. (parking
facilities), after 8 pm. Saturday,
July ID. Notice Of funeral later.
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CARL T. MACK, Master.
PAUL B. ELcAN. Secretary. /;
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SHELBY, MANGUs J. A special
a Communication OF Dorie
{ J |: !; 4: !; ]
" NV, for the purpose OF
conducting the last Masonic rites
for our late brother. MANoUs J.
LEE b. WILLIAMS, Acting W. M.
CHARLES o. HALL, Secretary
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July s. 1868, at Tallahassee. ria,
MAGNUS J. SHELBY Of is SD St
Sc. devoted husband OF Mrs
Theresa Shelby. He also leaves to
mourn mis- RAISING one niece. ether
mains resting at the John r. Rh'nIs
Co. Funeral Home 30l5 l2th st.. ne.
!ample parking facilitiesl, where
day. July 10. Funeral services on
sunday, July IA, at I pm, a the
Robinson officiating. Interment on
Monday, July IS, at Q am, at
Metropolitan A. M. Z. Church,
Arlington National Cemetery. Fu-
neral procession will form and leave
from the family house, is SD ST.
Sc, on Sunday at 1915 pm. IA
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ELfzABETH PARKER Of 1903
Joslyn place. Cheyerly, Nd, be-
N lSysa me 9Sn o. Mrs. Lillian a;
two brothers, seven sisters and
three grandchildren. Friends may
call at Gaschs Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
Nd, after Q pm. until 10 pm.
Harold jenkins Funeral Home, Main
st., West Falmouth. Mass. The
Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass will
be offered for the repose of her
soul at st. Patrick's Church, Fall
mouth, Mass, on Tuesday, am,
CemeterY. Falmouth. Mass Ia
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KELLY r. roJssA F Many q RrL E15Yid1 i '9s4ly
q Marser y Johnson After )
Invited 70 cali at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You 81. n.wl where funeral
services will be held on Wednesday,
Arlington National Cemetery. i4.i6
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GARLOCK. RITA H. tnee HoItl. On
aARIocK. beloved y; moth mother ~ Of : Cali ii
Brasseii and sister Of Frances H.
Brazinsky, Myra H. Turner, Car
roll r. and Kenneth J. Holt, Fu-
Home HeTae ss Sn 14th st. U nW., on Nom
day, July is, at e:15 am. Re-
QUEEN Mass at Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church, Bethesda, Nd. at 10 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Viewing TO 5 and 10 pm.
Saturday and Sunday. IA
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Hgg ~ ias8 SN a M 3 o oa TE' WVsshlHF
ton University Hospital, FANNIE c.
MOORE Of 11700 Highview ave.
Silver Spring. Md, beloved mother
OF Mrs. Jessie M. OiBrien and
Kenneth F. Moore of San Mateo,
Calf She also is survived BY
four grandchildren. Friends may
call at Gawlers Chapel, Wiscon-
sin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises, on Sunday,
July IA, until 10 pm. Interment
Roanoke, Va, on Monday, July 10.
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HARGoN. DIR. WILLIAM J. on Fri
Day; July II II lSsS, Az 4 Mount u AlsO
CON Of 7OS North Gay st., Balti-
more, Nd, brother Of Lander and
Mrs. Sadie Hargon. He also Is
survived by two nieces and other
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
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NEWMAN; DoRoTCgsyY E.; ono On Mon

Nt dss, July DS 3, 1888. poRoTTHYY Z.
NEWMAN Of 1242 New Jersey ave.
NV, beloved wife Of Cave New
Theodore, James, Gertrude, Betty
and Constance Newman. Also sur
viving are five brothers, Harvey,
william, Alfred, Carey and John
Leslie Lewis; five sisters, Mrs.
Louise Minor, Mrs. Nellie Mae Glas-
coe. Mrs. Rosalee Williams, Mrs.
Bessie Carswell and Miss Bertha
Lewis; two grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. Friends
may call at the Mcclure Funeral
pm. SUNDAY. July ia where sery-
Ices will be held on Monday. July
IS, at I pm. Interment Lincoln
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VIZ" 1858, a. saitlsnd f NSrsine S Home ne.
sYBM L, WILL Of 4914 Deal dr.,
oxon Hill. Nd. beloved wife Of the
late George NJ. VIII, P. Calvin VIII
and Mrs. Eleanor W. Aseher. She
also is survived by eight grand-
children and 10 great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2a01 14th st.
NV, after IL noon Saturday. July
10 parking facilities) Services at
the above funeral home on Monday.
July Is, a. pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. IA