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TURNER. GEORGE HENRY. We, Il
Dratha

AMbhOGlA, DOMlNIC. On rtldhyi
May N o55 b lS2S an e RoMLsic ns ha5aHa q
the late Grace Ambrogia, father. OF
Anthony Ambrosi and the late Mrs.
Catherine Passero, grandfather oil
DR., Anthony Charles and Dominic
Dominic and Charles Passero and
Mrs. Grace Budzyn. He also Is
survived by eight great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and Mass.
aye ns s;is Until s! an IN Mohsagi % S,,sIss MAY
at St. Joseph's Catholic Church,
fntefment ST. Mays cenetsry' II
AYERS, ALLEN II. on Thursday.
pltal. ALLEN H. AYERS OF 454l
45th, 81, NV, beloved husband Of
hthel N. Ayers and uncle Of VIZ
friends may call at Gawlers Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. at harrison ST.
NV. parking on premises. after
z pm. Saturday, May 10; WneTe
sMsssyyices VIII be o hslS on ,1,ss@sS; TSesSsy;
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
BACkONER, BENJAMIN. ON SATURDAY,
May Is, 1908. bENJAMlN 5ALh-
OVER OF $40 v ST.. Me-, beIoted
husband OF Pauline u. backOlef,
Iatner OF Mrs. EiIlott ray Mliton
Roeert and Benjamin sackover and
MRS. Bette Rode Oi StratIoTu, Conn.
Frienus may call AT Naneys Funeral
home, 500 khode Island ave. az
Eastern ave. me- Wnere services
at . pm. Relatives and iTlendS
invited. IntermenE Greenwood Ceme-
terry,
BALL, DANIEL .. On Friday. May II,
1868, DANIEL r. BALL OF lJ4 =
81. NV, husband OF Annie l.. tNanl
Ball. lie is also survived by many
cousins and a most OF frlends. After
pm, Monday. May 20, friends are
invited 10 call at the jarvis Chapel,
ll32 You ST.. n.W, where funeral
services will be held tuesday, May
n az l;30 pm. lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery. ~
BEUBRMANN, HERBERT A. on Thurs
DAY, May 10. 1868, at his residence
lUs2O Georgia ave. silyeT spring
Beloved Il' HUSBAND Of Gertrude b.
Beuermann. father OF II, 7 Beuer.
mann, Mrs, Richard W. Holden and
brother OF Mrs. John Wirth OF San
Mateo, CALI, Friends may cali al
oaWler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave. At
PREMISES, where services Win Be
held on Monday, May 20, at 1880
pm. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BLANDFoRD. FRANCES NJ. FANNIEl.
on Friday, May IL, 1868, at her
II!ssssidepse' Pi,SsHsSE1y' sH,Sy paN,s8AS Ma saAh-
liam b, Biandiord and mother Of
Hilda Underwood, sThOmaA Ray, ST.;
Francis Hilton and James Vincent
Blandtord. She also y survived
BY nine gITsndehilaren and siS greas. A.:
simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1901
Good HOPE I'd, sc, parking Nelll.
am thense 70 81. Mafys Catholic
Mass VIII be offered az 10 am,
for the repose OF her soul. Inter-
ment church cemetery. Visiting
hours until pm. sunday and Mon
day. 20
BOwERsox. HELEN NJ. On Thurs-
BowERsox Of slO5 Ied ave- Hy:
Charles J. Bowersox, mother OF
Janet Spedel and Patricia Lou
Bowersox, sister OF Robert Balmer.
Friends may call al .Oasch's Fu-
neral Home 473n Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsyllle, Nd, after pm. Satur-
day, May s0i thence TO tie River.
dale Presbyterian Church, where
services will be held at ] I 80 am,
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etCry. 10
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JAMES H. FORD, W. M.
j. X. GEIBEL, Secretary.

MccLAIN BETTY IgT ann; S,, on thu Thgrsaay. Gay
pitSl. BETTY ANN MCCAIN Of 7O4
East Marshall St, Falls Church. Va,
daughter of Mai. William A. and
Elizabeth l.. McClain: sister Of Will
liam J. and Roger Allan McClatn.
neral Home. 472 North Washington
ST., Falls Church, Va. Services at
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday, May
20. at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National CemeterY. 10
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WHEELER. ROBERT l. On pr,,,,

WHEELER of 1883: sS57 sstR ssst3RBERr sSs W: /:
ssttsville. Md. beloved husband az
MARY L, Wheeler, father Of Linda
wh hMheeler and brother Of Donald
Mrs. Mildred Batchelder. Fr,snda Sn1 !
may may call ct Valleys Funeral Home
5sOO Rhode Island ave, al Eastern
ave ne, where funeral services viii
pe Deon neld on Tuesday, May 81, at IL
Hitoa' ,helatives and friends in
Cemetery at / pm. N~'sTs'@i 81
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F9krrIK7 FH99E 4 Of Ilsfss .stS stsSOEiEsE n E''Ss v
loved mother Of Mrs. Lynn vi n'Ai; Andee- ee-
SON sister OF Mrs. Margaret DAVIS
oot yyienna, Va, and grandmothef
Oh hlchard l.. Anderson. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda-
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home Of Roh-
cry A. Pymphrey, Bethesda, Ma.
Ehere services will be held on Mon,
oay' May 20. at IL am 10
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STEELE; LOUIS 4. On Saturday, Ma,

is,, 1893. LOUIS II II sTEEGEy ssTffEaEEisy; Of MAJ is
SiTittenden 81 tender st. ne. beloved husband
Clark. brother OF Mrs Eva Hofsl
man and Mrs. Violet Heare; also
surviving Is one grandchIid. Mrs
Joyce 8. Fleshman. Funeral from
Lne Huntemann Funeral Home, 5T32
on Tuesday, May 81 All 10 mon
tinnteerment Arlington National Gene.
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WILLIAMs, DoRoTHY. On Thursday.

May IEy,. .i6; 1853. boRo1rHFYF ~ HFYFuF%Sahy. va.
Idaughter Of Ruth and Albert e'Vygo WIZ
nams. She is also survived by four
SISTERS, three brothers, other rela-
tlves and friends. The late Miss VIII
Rs RamS may be viewed at the Stewart
pm. Monday. Funeral TiissdsSi
May 2l at the New Samaritan Bsp.
tlSt Church, 624 sth ST ne a.
~ noon; Interment Lincoln Memorial
SeHetefy. 20
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HINTON, N5SsSi RICHARD aA sD Ran RANDOLPH. o.

THURSDAY, May is. 1868, at his resi-
Sense; Aeeokeek: Nd; RICHARD
Cadlel. He is also survived by his
daughter and son-in-law Carlene II.
and Edgar E. Powell OF Fairfax, Va.
and one sister. Mrs. Edith Luthy OF
Kinsale, Va. Services at the Hunt
MOndsy. GnsTs HGTe Msg 90 waldorf a Md int.2 on
ment Fairfax Cemetery, Fairfax, Va.
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sPECHT. MARY +, on Tbursdav M,

%. i56S' INA Mary + SP sPEcHTa PrEaS5Saay; ybe Mbsy beyy
loved mother OF Madeline L and
Joseph c. Specht, Mrs. Josephine s,
Norman and Mrs. Anna s. Glorius:
sister OF John Rest. Funeral from the
simmons Bros; Funeral Home. 1861
ties). on Monday, May 20. at S:i5
an; thence to Mount Calvary
Catholic Church. Forestville. Md
where mass will be offered al
Am. for the repose OF her soul. In
Ierment 81. Mary's Cemetery Visit
ing hours until b D m 10
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WINES. ERNEST HAMILTON, sr. On

IuhivMEIdqay, uiMyq q, May l6L 1858, ERNEST
HAMILTON WINES, sr., of 65lo
Willston drive. Falls Church, Va,
husband of Beulah M. Wines and
sther OF Ernest Hamilton Wines,
Hazel Reagan and Mrs. Sarah Scho-
Held. He. also is survived by four
prothers, four sisters. eleven grand
children and two ereat-grafldchii-
aren. Friends may call at Pearson's
ington St, Fails Church, Va. seTv-
ICES at Fort Myer Chapel on Monday,
May 90, at pm. Interment AZ.
hngton National Cemetery. "a
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun

OIUIIIdUUIIUIII
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. III. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
74OO GEORGIA AVE NV, RA. 3-74il
2 Blks. North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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PEHFoSe A. Ses LkEbS GfoiA qq PRYToS TSSSpeG o ss 9s
Swami st NV. wife Of Alfred Pey,
sister OF Frank Mitchell, She also
is survived BY devoted daughter
in-law, two grandchildren. other
relatives and friends. After IL
noon Sunday, Nav 10, friends are
1432 You ST. NV, where funeral
services will be- held on Monday,
May 90, at 0:3O am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery 10
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c. Nhs&..M~:Ae
Moy ~, 1868 SOuN00ldSS
Dratha

LESTER, EARL RAYMOND, sr. On
Hospital, EARL RAYMOND LESTER,
Sr., OF 800 North Fillmore ST., Ar
Hatte T. LesteT Ge'qSff fsther hSSpsnd Of Eafi R
Bruce D. Lester, brother OF Glen
wood Lester, Mrs, Marie Castle,
Mrs. Mrs; sG9a s6G Ma MHamiIt,on, Mrs, Irene rem
He also is survived BY eight grand
children, Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
sHSdsv sTS ArMiRgtoni May Va NS,ss after rsIn p
ARRANGEMENTS later.
LEWIS, KATHERINE b. On Friday.
May IL 1868, at her residence, 720
LEWIS, beloved wife OF Victor Frank
Lewis, sr.; mother of Pearl Tucker,
aada 1Sd ,OsnnS Malschi, Victor; IT.. Anthony
Sunday friends Hs; are Invited nit I to p;di caii
at her late residence where the
Rosary will be recited at 7:30 pm.
RReduiem Mass Will be celebrated at
Circle at 10 am. Monday May 90.
rangements by MCGUIRE, Inc.
MAETN M.y H. lanes tsgs + p,oTa.ss on ThsriSasy DAY
pltal; JAMES E, MARTIN, the be-
loved husband OF the late Clara
4. Martin and brother Of Bertha
L. WILLIAMS, Georgs A. and Rich
az the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope rd. Sc. (parking
facilities), on Monday, May 90 at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. Visiting hours until Q pm.
MARTIN, JAMES Z. This is to notify
n officers and members OF
M the Sheet, Metal Workers,
MMM Local l02. Of the death
~ ?;!; = i; ;::; 4 "a: "a: a;
call at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1881 Good Hope I'd, sc.
funeral home home on Monday. May 90.
Cemetery. This is assessment
JAMES MCCARTHY. Secretary. 10
MATHEWS, RICHARD. Suddenly, on
Thursday, May 70; 1888 at Arlings
ton Hospital; RIcIHtARP MATHEWS LAIII;Wn
Va, beloved husband Of Wiida J:
Mathews and father of Margaret
Ann Mathews Friends may call
At the Arlington Funera nome,
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arling-
ton, Va, until IL noon Monday,
May 20; thence to st. Georges
Episcopal Church, North Fairfax
drive and North Nelson ST., Arling-
ton, Va, where services will be held
at 2 pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. 10
MATHEWS, RICHARD. An emergent
a communication Of Theo-
IN dore Roosevelt Lodge, No.
IN a., F. A. A. M, is hereby
.M NS called for 7:30 pm. SUM-
NNJLY day, May 10. 1853. at the
wv Arlington Funeral Home,
" 1901 North Fairfax drive,
Arlington, Va, for the purpose Of
conducting a Masonic funeral serv-
ice for our late brother, RICHARD
JAMES H. FORD, W. M.
j. X. GEIBEL, Secretary.
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KINNEY, CLARENCE v. on FrId

May II, lDbj, at The Washlng Ton
KINNEY, OF 2O32 Clagett place ne,
beloved father OF Calvin W. Kinney
Also surviving are two sisters, Ella
b. Lewis and Mary Thompson; five
grandchildren, three aunts. one
uncle. two nephews, one great-niece,
devoted brother-in-law, other rel
atives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne.
Notice of funeral later
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HOFFMAN; aSs EARL Arb, M; On Friday; May

II. IBb3, EARL NJ. HOFFMAN OF
6706 Baltimore ave-, University
Park, Md. beloved husband of Mary
2. Hoffman: brother Of Miss Mary
g. Hoffman and Harry Hoffman Of
York. Pa. He also is survived by q
cousin, Mrs. Charles Lustig. Friends
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home,
1873 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille,
Md. after z pm. Saturday. May
IS, where services will be held on
Monday, MAY 90 at 2:3O pm. In
ternment Enrt IIncnln Cereterv 10
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McCoRMICK. EyA COMPTON. ol

Friday, May IL. 1888, at her home
800 s49l coMpqEoN BST!nE rd SoHesSSek eetsssaa Nd H.
loved mother OF Kathleen M. Baker
Canada, Calf. Six grandchildren
also survive. Memorial services
will be held on Monday, May 20,
at All-Saints' Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle and Western
ave. at IL am. Interment private
made in the form OF a contribu-
tion TO the Cancer Fund 10
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JOYNER, RONNIE. Suddenly,

''1 Wednesday. oS May IS. euSSsnis 1883. a. his H
NEeSideTnssS; TS;xeS $50 sth ,,,S St, ne RON; n;
Mckinley Joyner and brother Of
Mckinley, IT,; Alfredo. Bennie, Mary
Ann, celestine and Robert Joyner
and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
=, Ward. After II noon, SUNDAY,
William Spangler Funeral Home,
b24 Sth st. ne. Graveside serv-
ices in Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday, May 20, at IL am
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MURPHY. DORSEY.

MURPHY; DORSEY DOR 99oonsSo11 on ,TIIlselyy; ,TgsSsay;
OF sol 55th St. ne. devoted hus-
OF Emllim and Carroll Murphy,
Mrs. JAMIE Stokes and Mrs. Sally
Griffin. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. After pm.
Sunday. May 10, friends may call
at the Rollins Funeral Home, 4339
Hunt place ne. where services will
be held at 1890 am. Monday, May
90. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
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KEITH. WALTER ". on FrIday Ml

Hospital h bsY' w&p4RR a FRf Hi!heida r. kEIrH E''a q
husband OF Carrie NJ. Keith. father
of Alvin, II. Begeman OF Virginia
Beach, Va, and Ruben W. Bege-
man OF Hyattsville. Md; brother OF
Lille Mae Grant OF Whitwell, Tenn.
Friends may can at the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave,
me-. where services will be held
on Tuesday, May II, at / pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
fnFv
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FAIEKSUNo NV S1 ioSs TI oIIIR IN PKWTTTFEfRsoN
Of 17i7 seaton 81. NV beloved
mother OF william F. Patterson and
Martha Patterson, sister OF ophelia
Williams, odessa Young, Mary Mar
shall, Johnnie MlmmS, Frank Mimms
and Henry Mimms. She also Is
survived BY one grandson, Romulus
Patterson; nieceS, nephews and
friends. After 2 pm. Sunday friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV, where
services will be held on Monday az
Park. Family may be contacted at
1920 You 81, NV. Phone 2B6-O475.
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MOORE. FRED I. on saturday. May

is. 1868, at his residence, 236'
GEsnPont 6bsE SiTSe SILVER eoSS9 spripE p.bs Md
Of Lulu H. Moore and father o
Donald w. Moore, Mrs. Roy T
Bartlett, Robert L. Moore, Fred B
Moore, Mrs. Ruth Rash. Marcus L
Moore, Mrs. Grace Hughes and Mrs
Frank B.. Thomas. There are %
children. Friends may call at tn!
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
st. NV. (parking opposite), where
services will be held on Monday
May 20. at 2 pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. Rome. Ca, papers
please copy)
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HEGR9N ~ Sss BoDi.nS ETGIAS H. sT:, r. sDS'CS sD9C
Of Mary A. Heron, father Of Lucian
H. III and Thomas p. Heron,
Margaret A. Pumphrey and Joyce
z. Smell. He also is survived BY
five brothers. two sisters and nine
bers' Funeral Home, 1855 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Nd, on Monday,
May 90, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Camefprv 10
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May rs. 1893, MARY v SHiLBY
OF Washington, ID, c.. and Lynch-
sgTgg, yown.2,,,., mother 81, Of Leslie y.
sister Of Julia Mutchler OF wash
ana ihSI0n spoisSood @ "rf FulSs ISsn' both h"'Gf oi
Lynehburg, Va, She also Is sur.
ylyed by four gtandehlldten. Nor.
shilby and four great-grandchii.
David shllby Prayers al the 81
u Hines Co Funeral Home, 9n0l
iith st. NV, on Tuesday, May
81. at $3.50 am, (parking iacill.
ties: thence TO the NATIVITY Cath
9s On9ben ubslns sh IsIa1gy Fsgap29s saep9ss, ' ~
the Mass will be offered at q am.
for the repose OF her soul Inter.
ment Arlinaton National Cemetery
%
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MOORE. SUSIE z. on SATURDAY. May

IL 1858. ANNIE T. MURPHY. be-
loved wife Of the late James p
Murphy. mother Of Mrs. Margaret
Poore and Mrs. Julia v. Healey.
Also survived by five grandchildren
and seven encouragement ,sl,
neral Home. 1900 Rhode Island ave.
at Eastern ave. ne. Funeral Monday,
Nav 20, at 9:30 am: thence TO st.
James Catholic Church. Mount
Rainier, Nd. where Mass will be
her soul. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Oliyet Gene
terry. ID
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MEssICK. WILLIAM BENJAMIN. On

County Hospital, WILLIAM BENJA-
MIN MESSlCK Of Benedict. Md.
beloved husband of Sarah Agnes
Messick and father Of Mrs. Regina
Grossman and Dolores NJ. Fagnano
Of washington p; c. Also sur sur
sick. Of Benedict Nd. Funeral from
the Hunt Funeral Home. Waldorf,
Md. on Tuesday, May 2l. at 1915
am. Services at Old Fields Episco-
pal Church, Hushesvil.s, Nd at at
Cemetery, La Plata, Nd Friends
may call at the funeral home from
4 to pm. on Sunday and from
9 to p.m. on Monday 20
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sOUTHWORTH, DONNA MARIE. OF

3U5 ParkIand pl. s,e,, daughter Of
NoniS MHnSSon r, and Nancie A, South
worth. Remains at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5l7 llth st, Sc until Tues
gay, May 2l, 1868. at g:3O am.
interment Arlington National Ceme-
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Is, iG65, JAMIE ADEIL RAY, be.
loved wife q he late william Ian Lar.
Md, mother OF Douglas r., william
L., IT,, Paul +. Ray, NJ Velma Pur-
DUN and Doris j Briggs; also SUR
yiVed BY nine grandchildren, sister
Of Mrs. Dora. Cordell. Mrs. Barbara
Friends may call at the Francis II.
Barber Funeral Home, Laytonsyille.
Md where services viii be held on
tuesday May 81, 1868 at pm,
lnterment Upper Seneca Baptist
Cemetery. 20
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day. May II. 1853, at sibiey Me
GSRET IRISH Of 5fI6 connecticat
ave, NV, wife Of Frederick Walker
Irisn and SISTER Oh Mrs; Ruth Bi6e
Brooks Of Nashville. Tenn: E. v.
Jacobs. jr, OF Knoxville, Tenn; Mel
win P. and William c. Jacobs OF
Chattanooga, Tenn. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 5l30 Wis
consin ave. NV. (parking on prem
isesl. where services will be held
on Monday, May 20, at 2:30 pm.
Iutarmanf KpnvvfIla Tam 10
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HoLsTEIN. LEO L. On Thursda,

May. 10. ID. 1858 1858, Z at his RIs HddsGSs Tasidencss
S2l4 Garland ave, Takoma PARK,
Md, LEO L. HoLsTEIN, husband
Of Eleanore Kerber Holstein, brother
OF BENJAMIN H. Holstein Of Alex.
andria, Va; Mrs. Pauline Gotttried
Schwartz Of Detroit, Mich. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV
parking on premises, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday. May
linRtnn National Cemeterv 10
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i5' l1d5' al heF TVT Tcsldenee, ~ ~
Harvard st. NV, LETlSHA LANE,
devoted wife OF Randolph Lane,
daughter OF Mrs Mamie ". and
the late Robert r Bush. sister Of
Edna west Phyllis colouitt' ths
Rev. Roger and. Joseph Bush. other
relatives and friends also survive.
After. pm. sunday, May 10,
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home $50 Rhode Island
aHSe' NV serVises On On Menday MONDAY fs..y, may
Baptist Church. 18th and Fairmont
stE. NV, the Rev Edward Thomas
officiating interment Arlington
National Cemetery 10
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GILL, CARRIE KATHERINE. On Fri.

1868, MAX GORDON OF 2737
Deyonshire place NV, beloved hus-
band Of Fannie Rose Gordon and
devoted father OF Marvin. h Gordon
He also Is survived by four sisters
Mrs. Sarah . Framek San Pedro
Calf, Mrs. Eva Maids Mrs, Re-
becea Sheldon, both OF Artesia
Calf, Mrs. Rose Gordon, Newark
N, j.; two brothers, Frank Gordon
Glendale, Calf. and David Gordon,
Pasadena, Calf Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky a sons
Funeral Home, 1901 i4th 81. NV.
tparking facilities adtacenU, on
Sunday, May 10, at 10 am. In
terment National Memorial Park 10
HALEY, ALBION y. on Thursday.
May 10, 1858. at Ocorge Washing
ton University Hospital, ALBION b.
HALEY OF li3t South 3dth st.
Arllngton, Va husband OF Jean ID
HALEY, brother OF Francis HALEY,
Tommy HALEY. r, N. HALEY and
Martha BcAle Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave, at
Harrison st NV parking on prem.
ises). Services will be held AZ Fort
Myer Chapel on Monday, May 90,
At . pm fntermcnt Arlington Nae
tlOn>l Ccmetrrl 10
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WILLIAM c. USHER. W. NJ.
WILLIAM E. GIBBS, Secy.

HYMAN ~ ioS5 JIMMY JIMMY Il oP F. FElaSy HYMEN NAY q
25l7 Pear st.. Greensboro, N. c.
Funeral and interment Greensboro.
n. C.. Local arrangements By
Frazier's
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SMITH. JESSIE L. On Wednesday.
May l2+ 1868, at Suburban Hos
pltSL JESSIE l., SMITH Of 1888
rad Smith. Also surviving are four
prothers, other relatives and many
friends; Remains resting at the
John 7, Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home, 3Ol5 18TH st. ne where
TRENDS may call after 3 pm. Sum
day. May 10. and where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
May 20, az 8 pm, the Rev. Charles
green officiating. Interment In
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Saturday. May Is, 1868, at MS
residence, LUCIANO DONoFRfo OF
43lO 10th st. ne, beloved husband
OF Mary and father OF Mrs. Luke
l.. Liccini, Dominic P, Michael P,
and Anthony P. Catella. He is also
survived by four grandchildren and
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, 74O0 Georgia ave. NV, where
prayers will be said Tuesday, May
Il at OILS am, thence to Holy
Rosary Catholic Church, Bird and
Of the Mass will be offered al I'D
am; for the repose of his soul, En-
tombment Cedar Hill Mausoleum.
Recitation Of the Rosary Monday
evening at 8 pm. at the above
funeral home, on
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Pearl L. English. father OF Gary
English. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
English. brother Of Mrs Pearl
Everett, Mrs. Ruby Woody, Miss
Ruth English and Mrs. Francis
Allen. all Of Asheville. NJ c. SerV-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 1lth st. Sc. on Monday
May go; at l pm. Interment Wash
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'SuVunnuh' to Gel
New Grew for
Resumed Duty

The nuelear ship Savannah
is expected to have a new crew
and be ready for setting to sea
again between next February
and April.
The $50 million, 22-ton ship.
believed to be the worlds first
nuclear-powered merchant YES
sci, had been tied up at Gal
weston, Tex, since last May 5
because of labor trouble. This
resulted in the Government
dropping one shipping firm as
operating agent and hiring an
other last July.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion and the Maritime Admin
istration said yesterday that 81
reactor operators and Is deck
officers are now receiving in
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Ferry Sinks. "A
Drown in Korea

SEOUL, South Korea. Oct.
% (AP) At least A persons
drowned and about 100 we're
missing after a river ferry
crowded with picnickers sank
today near Yoju. IS miles
southeast Of Seoul. news re-
ports said.
The newspaper Kyunghyang
Shinmoon said only nine per-
sons we're known to have sur
Fived.
Police and villagers have re-
covered "A bodies from the
Han River.
The reports said about $50
persons. many Of them chill
dren, we're aboard the wooden
ferry.
The children we're fifth and
sixth graders from a school in
Anyang, IS miles south OF
Seoul.
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struction at the Merchant Ma
rine Academy at Kings Point,
N. Y
The engineer-reactor trainees
began a l2-week course Sep
TENDER 3. The deck officers
began a 16-week course Sep
TENDER 80. After they finish
they viii go to Galveston for
dockside and sea training.
No specific date was set for
putting the Savannah to sea.
But the announcement said the
training viii be completed by
the end Of April, with sea
training before then.
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Group to Press
For Bus Stop

Lawrence E. Smith, presi-
dent of the LeDroit Park Civic
Association. last night said he
viii get in touch with the DC.
Transit Co. and the Highway
Department to get a bus stop
placed on Florida avenue near
New Jersey avenue NV.
The association considers il
hazardous for people to cross
Rhode Island avenue to get to
the nearest stop.
Mr.. and Mrs. James g
Dickerson were nominated fol-
the sfGrassroots Award" fol
their "graciousness in permit
ting the association to meet
regularly at their home"
The award is given yearly BY
the Federation of Civic Assoei-
ations to q deserving citizen.
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Nevada Coming Permits
Token From Sinotro

ing a notice of defense he asked
the commission to terminate all
Of his Nevada gamblin g
licenses.
The gaming commission took
Mr.. Sinatra's State gaming Ii
censes yesterday and approved
the immediate sale of his
1891 800 interest in the Sands
Hotel Casino in Las Vegas.
Mr.. Sinatra's 9 per cent in
tereSt in the Strip Hotel is be-
ing purchased by the Sands
Corp. Escrow will be closed on
the deal by January 5.
Mr.. Sinatra's license at the
Cal Neva also was revoked by
the commission, but the singer
was allowed to retain his $780,
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which have their own planning
staff
The two mayors agreed also
in strong support Of the re-
newsl program and said the
program is going well in their
communities.
After mayors and others
complete testimony regarding
renewal work in five cities
Pittsburgh. Little Rock. Nor
folk, Providence. r. l., an q
Cleveland-the current three
day hearing series will adjourn,
Mr.. Rains said.
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CARSON CITY. New. Oct. %
(AP). - Nevada authorities
stripped Frank Sinatra Of all
his gaming licenses yesterday
but said he would be given until
next spring to divest himself
of his SO million interest in the
Cal Neva lodge on the north
shore of Lake Tahoe.
Mr.. Sinatra got into trouble
with Nevada gaming author
tiles when he was host to Sam
Giancana, Chicago underworld
character, at the Cal Neva in
mid-JJIly.
The gaming authorities issued
a complaint to the commission
giving Mr.. Sinatra until Octo-
Der 7 to answer. Instead of fill