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Robert LindyoII,
Chief Of USIA
Book Section

Robert w. Lindvall, 40, ar
official in the United States
Information Agency. died at hi.
home yesterday.
Mr.. Lindvall, q USIA EN-.
ploye since 1855, was q foreign
service officer and chief Of
the agency's book development
section. f
He began with USIA as ar
assistant cultural affairs officer
at Copenhagen, Denmark. He
served at Meshed, Iran, and
Stockholm, Sweden, before hi:
appointment to the book de.
velopment section in December
1861.
A native Of Minnesota, Mr.
Lindvall received a bachelor:
degree from the University Of
Minnesota in l94S and a mas.
ter's degree there in 1851. HI
was a Fulbright scholar in Oslo
from 1851 to 1852.
From 1852 to 1855 he serveC
as an instructor in Scandina
Wan political science and so
GEOLOGY at the University o
Minnesota and in the school,
public relations office.
During World War II he wa
a lieutenant in the Army il
Europe.
He leaves his wife Lucille o
1869 Columbia road NV, tn,
home address, and his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lindval
Of International Falls. MINI.
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|. IA. WoIker,Jr.
Former Virginia
Agriculture Head

KING GEORGE, Va, June
% MP). - Lucius Marshall
Walker, jr., former State COM
missioner Of agriculture, died
Tuesday night at his home in
King George County. He was
81.
Mr.. Walker was born in
Albemarle County and attend
ed Virginia Tech. He became
King George County's first
county agent in 1917.
In 1897 he was appointed as
sistant State commissioner of
agriculture and two years later
became &c o m m issioner. He
served until 1850.
Since his retirement as
agriculture commissioner he
had operated q farm on the
Rappahannock River in King
George County.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Columbia Smith Of King
George County; o sister, Mrs.
r. B. Turnbull of Memphis.
Tenn; three brothers, L. r.
Walker and A. w. Walker, both
of Charlottesville, and w. s.
Walker Of New York.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at Emmanuel
E Episcopal Church in King
George.
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William FoyIe,
Book Dealer

MALDoN. England, June 8
(AP)-William Alfred Foyle,
chairman Of the world re-
nowned Foyle's Bookshop in
London, died Tuesday night of
q stroke. He was rs.
Mr.. Foyle went into the book
business with a brother. Gilbert,
by advertising their school
books for sale so years ago.
They moved into their present
premises on Charing Cross
Road In 1912. From Charing
Cross, in the heart Of London,
they sent books to clients all
over the world.
A spokesman said Mr.. Foyle's
daughter, Christina, would
take over the business. She
Joined the family firm in 1928.
Gilbert Foyle retired many
years ago.
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MiIt Dean Hill,
Reporter and
Publicity Man

Milt Dean Hill, a former
Washington newspaperman
died Of a heart attack yes
terday in Aspen. Colo, where
he was attending a seminar al
the Aspen Institute for HUI
maniStic Studies. He was about
40.
From 1914 to I948 he was q
reporter In the Associated Pres,
bureau in Washington. In 1915
he become chief of the Wash.
ington bureau Of the Federated
Publications, the newspaper
and radio chain owned In par
by the late Senator Arthur II
Vandenberg. t.
During the 1852 presidential
election Mr.. Hill was speciaI
assistant to the chairman Of the
Republican National Commit
tee and executive assistant to
Maj Gen. Wilton B. Persons
who was assistant to President
Eisenhower for legislative af-
fairs.
In 1858 he became public re-
lations counsel for National Air
lines in Washington. Since 1853
he had owned his own public
relations firm. He had resi-
dences In Scottsdale, Ariz., and
Beverly Hills, Calf.
He leaves his wife, q son and
q daughter.
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Mrs. Ann Spriggs.
Wife Of Officer

Mrs. Ann Spriggs. 81, wife Of
retired Navy Commodore Alva
J. Spriggs, died yesterday al
her Los Angeles home.
Mrs. Spriggs, q native OF
Colorado, was graduated in
1925 from Underwood College
at st. Charles, Mo-, where she
was a member Of Sigma Iota
Chi Sorority.
She lived in Washington sew
eral times when her husbands
tours Of duty brought him here
He served as director Of cleo
tronics in the office Of the
Chief Of Naval Operations to-
ward the end Of World War II,
Besides her husband, Mrs,
Spriggs leaves three sisters,
Miss Helen Toomey, Mrs.
Robert H. Hey and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Penney. all Of Los
Angeles. and q brother, Paul
Toomey, Of Colorado.
Graveside services will be
held at 1880 pm. Monday at
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Solomon GoIdfein, As,
Mother of Slain Fairfax Bow

first degree murder In the
shooting. Sentence will be
considered at a hearing June
81.
Mrs. Goldfein, a native Of
New York, moved to the WASH
ington area in 1916. She had
attended Hunter College in
New York.
Mrs. Goldfein had been sub
stitute teacher in Fairfax
elementary schools. For the
last month she had worked at
the Fairfax County Library.
She was a member Of the
League Of Women Voters; the
Library Committee of Thomas
jefferson High School; the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish
Women; Hadassah and the Ar
lington-Fair Jewish Center.
She leaves her husband, of
1917 jefferson avenue, Falls
Church, the home address; a
daughter, Saralee, also Of the
home address; her father,
George Davidsohn, Of New
York; a brother, Frank David
sohn, Of New York, and two
sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Wright
son, Of Fresno, Calf, and Mrs.
Theresa Appenzeller, of New
York.
Services were scheduled for
1880 pm. today at the Ar.
lington-Fairfax Jewish Center,
with burial In King David
Memorial Garden.
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DR.. Bolwell once said, twas in
having married someone who
enjoys doing the things I like
to do"
Besides her husband, OF
White Oak, Silver Spring, the
home address, Mrs. Bolwell
leaves two children by a for
mer marriage James r. Wor-
den of Guadalajara, Mexico
and Mrs. Elizabeth w. Gates OF
Annapolis, Her first husband
g. Glenn Worden. died In 1918
Services will be at II am
Saturday at st. Marks Church
Route 20 and Beltsville road,
Falkland. Burial will be private.
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Mrs. R. W. BoIweII Dies;
Active in GNU Affairs

Mrs. Robert w. Bolwell, SO,
wife of a professor emeritus at
George Washington University
and an active member Of many
Of the university's groups, died
yesterday at her Silver Spring
home after a long illness.
A member Of q pioneer Ohio
family. Mrs. Bolwell, the former
Adelina Russell, spent her
childhood in several Ohio cities.
She was the sister Of the late
Canon Russell Of the Washing
ton Cathedral Foundation.
In 1919 she married Or. Boil
well and since then had been
active In university societies.
She served on the women's
board Of George Washington
University Hospital and re-
Gently was made an honorary
member after AZ years Of
activity.
She was q founder of the
Faculty Women's Club 40 years
ago and participated in It's
programs until recently, as we'll
as those Of the Women's Guild
Of st. Marks Episcopal Church
at Falkland, Md.
DR.. Bolwell, a self-taught
bricklayer and carpenter,
bought Southport, q 100-acre
tract in Maryland, two years
after their marriage.
There they built a house,
damned a trout stream, made
a swimming pool, dug out ten
MS courts and laid out q IL
hole golf course. These they
shared with the students In pic
MICS and other get-togethers
known as "Bolwell field days"
MY greatest good fortune"
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DFatha

ZEAL, NELLIE D. suddenly, on Tues
General Hospital. MRS. NELLIE 81
BEAL, devoted wife OF Mr.. John
w. Beal. She also Is survived
b daughter Mrs; Catherine II.
Jobn w. HsfsOd.s Mrs. vaIsncls R M
sell and Mrs. Vivian Clark; > sister,
Mrs. Martha Travers; q brother,
NJ a 6dHard DORSEY; z son-in.law.
sas. JSns o. fIi ss5 R R% c Tnur &
the Robert q. Mason Funeral Home,
services on Friday. Jun: =. al II
noon. at the Campbell A. N Z.
ID. sc, interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
BLANDFoRD, C. GRACE. on wednes-
c. GRACE BiANDFoRD Of Gsse
Upton 81. NV, beloved wife Of the
late charles Wells Blandford Of
Baitimors' No mother q Mrs;
MIS-: Robert Carter and MARY
Of Mary Catherine Carter. Friends
may call ct the 8. II, Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 200I 18th st. NV,
at the time Of memorial services on
Friday. June n, At 10 am. (pArk-
Ing facilities). Interment private.
BoLwELL, ADELNA RUSSELL. On
wschnssday ;;,,, sgne 3, 1893 1893, a. her
Nd. ADELINA RUSSELL BOLWEL1.
oSsdaiars Es1ico, and MMHsai EiiuS :.
beth w. Oates OF Annapolis, Nd.
Memorial services win be held AZ
81. Marks Eplscopal church. Route
20 and Beltsvllle I'd. Falkland. Nd.
tsrm S private s Please omit fIows RS
A small remembrance may be made
70 the Women's Guild OF 81. Marks
Church, Fairland, Nd.
BUETE, WILLIS I. on Tuesday, June
4, 1903, WILLIS I. BuETE Of
iioi7 3bth pl.. Beltsvilie, Nd. be-
loved husband Of Dorothy =. Buete,
father of Dottie Jean Buute and
Karen Buets, brother OF Mrs. Audrey
Ms Manuel, n nd L ksTt s Sls@ T EyssS
may call ~ oasoh's Funeral Home.
A73p Baltimore ave, Hyattsviile.
Nd, from 10 am. until 10 pm.
Thursday, June y. Services AZ the
Port Lincoln Mausoleum chapel,
coimar Manor, Nd, on Friday. June
z. at 10 am.
BURNETT, IT COL. CLIFFORD ~,
sndria. Va, on June 1868. hui-
iathsg Of Sllfierd; " hI ElIs. k 81
Mrs. Howard Badsr OF Lons Beach,
Calf. Friends may call a. Cham
bers ueoreetown FUNERAL Home,
S SGas IN 4surnsS s t jSn. Services SsS
al Forl Mysr Chapel, Fort MyeT,
Va. on Friday. June z, At 1 pm.
intsrment Arlington National Gem
etery.
cALABREsE. EVA n, on Tuesday,
June 4, 1913. EVA n. cALABR,EsE
Wife ~ osorTs n calabrsss, iistsi
d Mrs. MARI eansley. Mrs., Edna
MsTis, Doyle and b, &. ssnsisy.
Wsrvless AZ the b. n, Hines Co. Fi-
neral Home: 2eoi LA q; nv: On
ms faciltissl tnterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Mrs. Solomon Goldfein, As,
the mother of Louis Goldfein,
a 17-year-old high school
student who was shot and
killed last September as he
was star gazing in his yard.
died Of a heart attack yester-
day at her Fairfax home.
John c. Vinson. jr., was
found guilty 10 days ago Of
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Anurtltnua

MELTZER, LOUIS. There win be an
unwilling OF . monument in memory
Of LOUIS MELTzER on Sunday,
June Q. 1893. ct 1880 am, ct the
Ohev Sholom-Talmud T0rah Com
gregatIon Cemetery, 1897 18th place
Sc. Family and friends are invited
70 Apt 81 st sbOS 18th st., Sill
DORA MEiTzER AND HER Chill
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WORKS, GETTIs. on Tuesday. June
o.b bSsf oErT rs R RSiEiSs S'qss sss
devoted wife. Mrs. Msry B.
Hunter; three srandchildren. thres
sisters. two brothers. nieces, neph-
ews, devoted son-in-lav. other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John I: RhineS
Co. Funeral Home, 3016 18th st.
ne, (ample. parking facilities),
where friends may call after 4
pm. Friday, June 4, and where
funeral services. will be held on
Saturday. June 8. at 2 pm, the
Rev B. H. Whiting officiating. In
torment National Harmony Gene
terry.
DOROTHY SUTTON.
on Tuesday, June 4. 1868. at
poRoTHY SUTTON WoRTH1No.
TON OF zoe Terrace drive, An
Mandate. Va. mother Of Robin
inSton. daughter Of Mrs. Martha Z.
Sutton and the late Howard X.
Sutton. sister Of Edwin L. Sutton.
Friends may call at the Everly Fu-
neral Home. 214 West Main st.,
Fairfax, Va. from 8 pm. TO 10
pm. Thursday. and from pm. TO
10 pm. Friday. Funeral services will
be held at the above funeral home
at $50 pm. Friday. June z. In
terment Arlington Cemetery. Drexel
Hill, Pa, on Saturday, June 8. At.
/ pm.
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With RECORD to q
Card Of Thanks

vSN efsSN . cord Of shoMks
IN The Star mOots q need
which cen hardly be solved In
onY other waY. Net only 70
u a 0Eaeiovs expression, Of
sVutitVde - those Who hsso
sent Horal SVibvt0s but olso
eoVrtsOVslY acknowledges the
services end hIndRoss0s' of
the. meny - whom q pSssaal
note Of thahhs eaMMsE wall be-
meiIsd OF whose Mamos oEd
addresses @o net hNoNA.
insertion Of q eaFd q thaNks
moY be awunsSd BY telephone
70 The StsE. q. $1,000.
The Evening sNd SSNday Star
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETRY SITES ts), Port Llneolni
beautiful location. sell 81 sacrifice.
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Dratha
ThUrsd0y, Ju.

NEWMAN, ROSETTA BOOKER. or
Monday, June 3, 1868, at the Dis.
BOOKER NEWMAN Of 13I 9th st
Sc, beloved sister OF Mrs. Maudt
Barbour, Mrs. Evelyn Grant, Mrs
Florence Coates. John and Melvin
Newman. Also surviving are nieces
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting ct the
John 4. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3015 18th st. ne, (ample parking
facilities), where friends may cal
after 4 pm. Friday, June 4. Fu-
ers services pS Of on t sS.tuTsay' jun;
Nebo Baptist Church, 731 18th
st., Sc, the Rev. Matthew Marks
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 4
NUssBAUM. ELSIE l. On Tuesday,
sAUM Of 500 500 4s tsiG ave. l. c sTiss:
Park, Nd, beloved wife OF the
late Edgar N. Nussbaum, mother
Of Mr.. Warren Nussbaum and the
late 1rma v, McCracken, She also
Is survived By three grandchildren.
Friends may call at Gaseh's Fu-
neral Home, .4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd. after 9 pm.
Wednesday. June 5, where services
will be held on Friday, June z.
a. ~ am. Interment Fort Lincoln
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June 2, iSs5 ma NHT IFLii 81 r iESI1S
Of g06 Shepherd st. NV, husband oi
sallie B. Thomas, father OF eighi
children, son Of Frank Thomas, 81
Also survived By one sister, Maddie
Lee Brown; two brothers, Frank. jr.,
and johnnie Thomas, and . host Of
friend OF Morton and LiiIie
Slaughter. From 4 pm. TIL 1880
pm. Thursday, June 9, friends may
call ct the Petworth Funeral Home,
Sl4 UpShur st. NV, where services
will be held on Friday, June z. at
IL noon. Interment Lincoln Me-
will leave from 20 Bryant 81. ne.
At ll.lb am.
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day, June 4, 1868, CARL oREAR
TILMAN Of lO2Os Hatherieigh drive
Bethesda, Nd, beloved husband Of
Janet TIlmsn staHR sy. br Ssasn 81 81
Della Tilman. ali Of wabash, Ind.
and Luther A, Tilman OF Kansas
City, Kans. he also Is survived b.
two grandchildren. Friends may
cal after pm. Thursday, June
Q, ct the Colonial Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville,
Nd. where services will be held
on Saturday, June 8, at 10 am.
Intermsnt Rockville Cemetery,
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DRAKE, CHARLES MILES. On
NILES DRAKE Of 1884 p st. NV.
prsE ssu brotS SSTn Of Mr., Josephine
Foley Of washington, b. c.: uncle
Of Admiral Paul Foley, UsN. and
Admiral Francis Foley, USN. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
Ices will be held on Saturday,
June s. ct 2 pm. Interment
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STEWART. FRANCIS CHARLES.

STEWART, FRANCIS CHARLEs. on
Wednesday, June 5. 1868, ct Freed
mems Hospital, FRANCIS CHARLES
loved husband Of Gretchen Stewart.
Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Remains rest
Ing at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3O15 18th st. ne.
MSti'f be Of .On 1SnsEs !: s'f IOs Family
ne II T-IOFE
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SHELL. SAMUEL E.. sr. On wsdns.

daz. June 5. iSss. SAMUEL TIH' Z.
circle NV. beloved husband Of Lii
Liam Shell and devoted father Of
Bernice Capp and Samuel Z. Shell,
lr. Also surviving are six grand
children, one great-grandchild. other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Mcclure, Inc.
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Dratha

HAMILTON. BLANCHE HATTIE. Of
49, ficers and members Of Ma
R tional Capitol Temple. No
$50. I. b. p. o. Z, Of w,
services for our late daugh-
~ ter, BLANCHE HAITI 4
90 HAMILTON, on Thursday
June 9, 1868, at 8 pm, at Loves
Funeral Home. 142b Maryland
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june Isss. WILLIAM IL Tf s6YpASNi
Of $50 9th st. me-, husband Of
Gertrude suydan. Also surviving
are one daughter, four sons. other
relatives and friends. Notice OF
Rollins.
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4, ELSIE I, The officers
and members Of Adah
Chapter, No. rs, o. E. s..
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Sister ELSIE l..
NUSSBAUM. Funeral from
Qaschs Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hy-
). Nd, on Friday, June z.
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SHANNUN, HAZEL MAXs ON Wednes-
day, June 5, 1868, ct the Wash
ingt0n ssnitariIm ,,, and Hospital.
New Hampshire ave, Silver Spring,
s ma DeloVeS r,.r Hiie m o. VA water e.
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l 14th st. NV, after 2 pm.
on Friday, June q, ct 8 pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday. June 10, ct 10
am.
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MIsN HTE 4. M M6SEh SAsNsa7,EE.. s y;

POTTER, WILLIS WARNER. Or
Wednesday, June B.. 1868, at his
E wiEEis wAR SSs 20 PorrRR se beloved
husband Of Mamie A. Potter, father
OF Mrs. Margaret Potter Thomp-
s Sped I fSttsr v Wsm snd brother mS y
Mrs. Margaret Potter Beckham and
Emerson Potter. He also Is sur
vived by five grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren.. Friends
may call at the De Vol Funeral
H HSSme funeral W sesviSss viii 5. beId
on Friday, June z, at 2 pm.
Interment Chestnut Grove Gene
terry, Herndon, Va.
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day. june Is g. 1898. HERMkNH c MIs-
THEME Of Davidsonville, Nd
beloved son OF the late Adoiph
Theme and Ida Schubert Theme
He Is survived By three brothers
Alvin, Roy and Charles Theme;
three sisters, Mrs. Mabel Kack-
ritz, Mrs. Emma Entzian and Mrs
friends may call At the Ritcbis
Bros. Funeral Home, Upper MARI
boro, Nd, from 2 TO Q pm. Flu
neral services in the Trinity
Lutheran Church. Bowie, Nd, on
Friday. June a. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Mount Oak Cemetery, Mitch
flowers the family suggests thai
contributions be made TO the Cancer
Fund
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sakIEs F EoR' d n aSgs g. AA niT., hu ~
band Of Charlene Preston. brother
Of Mrs. Dorothy ouarles and Mrs.
Helen Cunningham, nephew Of Mrs.
Louise Boyd and Mrs. Malinds
othe G' relatives S and frisnds sV Thur 81
day. June 8, friends may call from
10 IL pm. at Crouch's Funeral
Home, 81 K St. NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, June
ns e MAJ hsslOn an c.m 5HtsTI'ns Ar
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Wednesday. June 5. 1853. ct the
West Army Hospital, RYAN BRUCE
MATTHEWS. son OF Ronald Lee and
sherry Jean Matthews OF 32l7
vived By the paternal grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Matthews Of
Alexandria, and the maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon M.
Ragsdale Of Annandale. Funeral
services Friday. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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ROWE. WILLIAM D. On Tuesda

"S June - 1853. wIIt1AHn D. 4G RowE
Of. 4301 Massachusetts ave. NV,
beloved husband Of Mrs, Nebra NJ.
Rowe and father Of William d.
Rove, IT,, and Allen Rowe. re
children. Memorial services will
be held on Thursday, June 8, at
pm, OF the Westmoreland Con-
gregational Church, Westmoreland
Hills, Nd. Interment swampscott,
Mass.
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VAN ARsDALL. CHARLEs I. 0

VAN AhbDALLs CHAkLEb Z. on
E'HTf VAN ISRf ss's syi fiH kSIsE.Ss
son Of the late william :. van
AZ u also A1a s SsrsIs w van Hs .lsn
brothers, Hush b. and William =.
Mcdonald. Friends may call 81
Gasch's Funeral Home. 4739 Ball
timore ave-. HyattsVille. Nd, after
9 pm. wednssdayl June 5, where
J June III! n n p,S5 on in, sr1oay;
Arlington National Cemetery. o
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June 2 1858. BEETHA ENdLIsh
Of 71Si Booker drive, Seat Pleas
Owsley Of Cleveland. Ohio, and
aunt Of Matte Alcorn and Berdie
Cowan. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
Rollins.
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day. june 5, 1858. LYNN K. COLD
EMBERo Of $40 Dean drive, Rock:
aodsnSers p sns d.v sss G mO Sa@u 81
Claire ooldenberg. She also Is
survived BY her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Morris Kaufman. and three
brothers, Stanley. Robert and Ber-
MARC kaufman. Funeral services
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV.
parking facilities adiacent). on
Intermert Beth shoiom c ;eT cry
Memorial week. 1921 BrooklaEn
Terrace. Chevy Chase, Nd. In lieu
tributions may be made 10 the
Cancer Fund
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MrNEAL. EDWARp NJ. on

"c june EEsI' 4. II 1853 EDWARD Il. Ne.
NEAL of 1921 Harvard st. NV,
devoted husband. Of Elizabeth Me-
OF Asheyille, N. c. other relatives
and friends also survive After
may call At the Frazier Funeral
Home, 3sg Rhode island ave. NV,
Services on Saturday, June 8, at
I pm. At the Vermont Avenue
BAPTIST Church: the Rsy; E; z;
AM.h.sry,i,. SSiiIeeia'ins' in'ermen'
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on wednesday, June B iaaS'
MARION RUTH ooIDFE1S Of 1917
Jefferson ave. Pals Church. Va,
beloved wife Of Sol doIdfeln. De,
voted mother OF Saralee Goldfein
and the late Louis ooldfein. Also
survived By her father. George
brother and two sisters. Frank
Davidsohn and Mrs. Theresa APP
Mrs. Dorothy wriThtson Of Fresno.
FAIRFAX Jewish Center on Thursday.
June 9; a. 1880 pm. Interment
mourning at 1917 Jefferson ave !,
Falls Church. Va. Arrangements By
the c. D. Goldberg a Son Funeral
Home. 42i7 9th 81. NV.
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NNSSPPa41iiI SS9aGE;n9toINP q 9f' m SI5
& sT n.U AsSi ar s Quincy 'YEss ssssi
an aunt, Mrs. Lucretia Jordan
Ssla.iys1 ana frisSds. kftsf q p.mi
a. the Lowe Funeral Home, 1923
Maryland ave. me- where services
an b D h'lq int Sa s5idf Lincoln SHn'M NJ.
mortal Cemetery. Family may be
contacted By calling La 6-3ti7.
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MCKINNEY, President.

MASON, LENA. on wednesday. June
S, 1893, LENA MASON Of the
Hebrew Home for the. Aged. beloved
mother OF Mrs. Esther Miller Of
Rockville, Md; Barney Mason Of
Reading, Pa. and Ben Mason of
Hazelton. Pa. Also survived by four
grandchildren and two great-grand-
children. Services at the Higgins
Funeral Home, Mount Carmel. Pa.
on Thursday, June 8. at 3 pm.
fnterment Tiiereth Israel Cemetery.
MOUNT Try garnet aIabsrzA r i son FIs
neral Home, 4217 9th st. NV. Fam
lily suggests in lieu Of flowers
contributions be made 70 the Hebrew
Home for the AGED.
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WATSON. ANN l. On tuesday. June
ArasonA Or. Sc, the beloved wife
Of Jerry and Jackie Watson, daugh-
ter Of Mrs, Martha Thompson, kia-
ter OF Kathryn Westeriund, Betty
T 99Snss, Lou smart 1si J, ,s, md Gust
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc, tparking faeill.
tieD. on Friday, June z. al s.ih
Church, Oxen Hiii, Ma, where Mass
viii be offered Al . am, for the
Iepose Of her soul. fntefment Ar.
inston National Cemetery, VISITING
hours until . pm,
WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER n on
kNpER II. WILLIAMS Of 4bss
Eada place ne. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements By Jarvis.
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SISTER AND NIEcEs.

JEFFERSON, LUCY N. AND ROS-
voted mother. LUCY NJ. JEFFER-
SON, who passed away fifteen yeafs
ago, January Is, 104S, and brother,
ROSWELL 8. JEFFERSON, who
passed away fourteen years ago,
Those whom we love We never lose.
FLUyA, THOMAS, LILLIAN. BEs-