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DELANEY. JAMES r., sr, on satur-
NV beloved husband Of Catherine
NJ. Delaney. father Of James p
Delaney, ir, and Joseph M. De-
laney. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 l4th st. NV
on Monday, January 81, at 1880
am. Requiem mass at 81. Gabrieis s
Church at / j am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. The Holy Name SO.
eiety Of 81. oabriers Church will
recite the rosary on Sunday At 3
pm. at the above funeral home. 90
DERRICKsoN, FRANK q. on Fri
day, January is, 1868, FRANK q.
DERRICKSON Of Falls Church, Va,
beloved husband OF Emma X. Der
Liekson and father Of Gardner p.
Derrlekson, Services are private.
Jersey City, N. j. Please omit
flowers. Arrangements BY the s. II.
Hines Co.
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ROBINSON, ELIZABETH NJ.

the WaShinston HOSPITAL Center
ELIZABETH NJ, ROBINSON Of I44C
Rock Greek Ford rd. NV, beloved
wife Of the late DR.. Charles Jabel
Robinson. Funeral from the James
T. Ryan Funeral Home, 317 Pa
ave. S e., on Monday, January II,
at 9:3O am. Requiem mass at
the Church Of the Nativity at 10
am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. 20
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THOMPSON, ALMA A. On Thursday.

January H. 1903, ALMA A.
wife OF Francis L. Thompson, She
also is survived by other relatives
and host Of friends. After 5 pm.
Monday, January 81, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
be- offeTsd AZ ts tbs ImmaycuIats no5y IItsS cam o
ception Catholic Church, Sth and
N SITS, NV, on Tuesday, January
%, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery Recitation OF the
rosary on Monday, January 21, at
8 pm. 2l
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iness papis pHS FIa FIser RfH sn FH'eN1e mH9
VOILAND. formerly OF Washington,
d C. She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs Jane Pearson and Mrs. Florence
Pansill both Of Fort Lauderdale
Of Fort Lauderdale, Fla; William
j Self OF Washington, D. c., and
BENJAMIN H. Self OF Palo Alto,
Calf Friends may call at the s. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2o0l
January 81 Gpsrkins faciIitissi
Services at the above funeral home
on Tuesday January 80, at 10 am,
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Is'.,sss nae y" - Ns',ts.'
County Hospital Leesburg Va.
DAISY D. TAvENNER OF 81 Spring
ST., Herndon, Va mother Of Alger
7 Tavenner Of Aurora, III Gerald
and Janet D. Tayenner Of Herndon.
Va sister Of Mrs william, Y.
stephen p Martin Of Arlinnton, Va
and Ross Poole Of la Plata, Nd
Also surviving are 40 grandchildren
and six great-Erandchlldrcn Friends
may call At the Green Funstal
Home. 20 Eden 81. Herndon' Va
where services Will be held a. ~
am Monday January 2t Inter.
ment Chestnut Grove Cemetery
THOMAS, JAMES J. on "wednesday,
January TO- 1853, at his residence
In 81 Petersburg. Flag JAMES ..
THOMAS, formerly OF Washington,
y c. beloved husband Of Ellinor
?. Thomas He also Is survived by
ak brothers and two sisters Friends
may call al the 3 n Hines Co
Funeral Home, "pOi tith Et NV
on sunday, January 20. from .
pm. until 5 pm. tpafklng iacill.
iesl. services at the above funeral
home on Monday January ~, At
$50 . m. fntcrment Rock Greek
Cemetery 20
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SIDNEY, CHARLES d. Officers and

SIDNEY, CHARLES ID. Officers and
vwawm members OF the Young
ezy<aSIWT Mems Immediate Relief
EEA Association are hereby
O notified OF the death Of
Brother CHARLES ID.
SIDNEY. Funeral will be held on
MONDAY, January 81, 1868, at II
noon, from Latneys Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave. NV
ARTHUR Z. BROOKS, Pres.
JOSEPH A. LANCASTER, Fin, Secy
SMITH. WILLIE. or 80 II st. NV,
on January IA, 1868, husband OF
Ella Smith. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, l4O0 Chaplin ST.
NV. on Monday, January -, az
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tionAl Cemetery.
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HILL oAHAH =. OF WarrentOnl va.
on January Is, 1853, wife OF the
late Edward j. Hall and mother
Of Mrs. R. B. Tyson, Mrs. Frank
Jeffers, Mrs. James Legg. Mrs Car
n. Sosebee and Mrs. Herman Weeks
Remains az Chambers GeorgetoWn
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ ST. NV
until Tuesday, January %, at II
am. Services and interment Buck
land, Va, at / pm
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Draths

THOMAS, MRS. KATHERINE A. z.
(nee Giesler). On Friday, January
Is, 1868. at the Methodist Home,
KATHERINE A. f. THOMAS, wife
Of the late Ernest A. Thomas and
Miami Gsni Fla II DSTlfi and Ernest n"FrSs ThomSs
OF Washington, D. c. Services at the
Methodist Home, 1901 Connecticut
ave NV. on Monday, January 21
at ! ! am. Friends may call after
> pm. Sunday, January 90 at the
Methodist Home. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. Donations may be
made to the Methodist Home OF
Washington, d. c. 20
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January II. 1868. at Georgetown
University Hospital. GEORGE W
ROBERTS OF 2226 NJ st. NV, be-
loved brother Of Mollie G. Nc
clifton. Friends may call at the
residence, 1929 M st. NV. after
prayers will be offered on Monday
January II, at $3.50 am; thence
to st. Stephens Catholic Church
26th and Pa. ave. NV. where mass
will be offered at 10 q m. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery.
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EyELINE 2, sTARNEs, W. n,
HIMELFARB, FANNYE R. on Thurl

hlmELf and FANNIE NJ On luuih-
day, January IA, 1858, FANNYE r.
HIMFLFARB OF 5227 Connecticut
ave. NV, beloved wife OF Abraham
y Himeifarb, devoted mother OF
DR.. Hillard Himelfqrb Of Chambers
burg, Pa. Stanford Himelfarb, Mrs,
Helen segal and Miss Jessie Himel-
farb, all OF Washington, ID. c.. and
Jordan 8. Himelfarb OF Bethesda,
Nd She also Is survived by one
ReSsf R.9Sssr Mss ad Lev 0 R,nsf sssr and Hsh Mrs
Dora Collier. all OF Washington,
ID. C; nine grandchildren and one
great-grandson. Services AZ the c.
D ooldberg 4 Son Funeral Home
az 9th 81 NV, on sunday, Jan-
uary 20, at 10 am, 1nterment
B'nai Israel Cemetery. In mourn
ing at b227 Connecticut ave, NV,
Family suggests In lieu OF flowers
Sort,s Sont,ious9nf shSri oe mae 70 your
papers please cOpy 20
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DFatha

COLEMAN. JAMES W. On Wednesday
January l6, 1868. at Casualty Hos.
Rosedsle 81 ne, beloved husband
Of Lula W. Coleman, father Of
Joyce and Benjamin Coleman, son
Of Leola Coleman and brother Of
Annie R; Poe, sallie N" Louise,
man; brother-in-law Of Jesse J. and
Matte B. Coleman. He also is sur
vived by a host Of other relatives
and friends. The late Mr.. Coleman
may be viewed al the Stewart Fu-
noon Sunday, January 20 where
services will be held on Monday,
January 2l, at / pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
DANDRIDGE. EDITH. On Thursday
Hospital, EDITH DANDRIDGE, be-
loved wife OF Bernard cambridge,
mother Of Mrs. Edith Woolsolk and
sister Of Mrs. Nettie Henderson.
mrs Sh5 sn1Ts M2Ty odS Nelson an Martha IiH John
viyed by three grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. The late
Mrs. Dandridge may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H
st. ne. after pm. Monday, jan
held on Tuesday, January %, at
tional Cemetery. 2I
DANIELS ANNIE r; on Friday. jan
OF 4U4 South Cleveland st., ArlinE-
ton. Va. beloved mother Of Kath-
crime SnellingS Of Arlington, Va.
and Arthur o. Daniels OF Florida;
sister of Katie NJ. Bass Of Arlington,
Va. She also is survived by seven
children. Friends may call at the
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Co
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va, where
services will be held at pm.
Isssasyy' IIgesaSy' cgills January 22 Interment
dria, Va
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REYNOLDs. JANE H. On Thursda

January II, 1868, at Walter Reed
General Hospital, JANE H.
REYNOLDS OF l440 Rock Greek
late Mai Gen. Charles R. Reynolds,
surgeon general, M. c., UsA, mother
OF Charles r. Reynolds, jr.. Of
SoaTsdale. N. Y. and Mrs. Conn l.
Milbufn. Mrs Reynolds also is
survived by six grandchildren and
one great-grandchild. Services will
be held on Monday. January 2l, al
1870 pm, at the Walter Reed
Chapel WRMc. Interment Arling.
ton National Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers the family suggests thai
contributions be made to the Walter
Reed Memorial Chapel Guild oil
the American Cancer Society. Ar
raneements by Rinaldi Funera
Home, 74O0 Georgia ave. NV. 20
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TUCKER, ARTHUR OF II

IUINEK' AHLHUK, q IU4 I4th
band OF Agnes Faean tucker and
father OF Mrs Mary Morris, Mrs.
Nellie Whitted and Howard z.
Tucker. He also is survived BY
one sister Mrs. Mary Breidenstein.
and twelve grandchildren. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 llth ST Sc, on Monday, jan
uaTy 81, at 1890 pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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MARINo. MARY. on Thursday. jan

uary IL, 1868, at the washington
Sanitarium, MARY MARINO Of 1900
Ray rd., West Hyattsville,. Nd, th'
wife Of the late Joseph MaTino
mother OF Mrs Constance MCGEE
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, Mr.. Anthony
Marino and Mar. Joseph SturIalei
sister OF Mrs. Agnes Rizzo, Mrs
Carmela Rizzo and Mrs. Santa san.
tora. She also is survived by
eight grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Friends may cal
At tie Lee Funeral Home, 4th St
and Mass. ave, ne, until 1915 pm
Monday, January 81. Services will
be held at the Italian Christian
Church, 1928 Branch ave. Sc, al
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 20
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MALONE. HELEN E, Suddenly. c

Friday, January Is. 1858 al her
home, 4lO5 Wisconsin ave. NV.
HELEN E. MALONE, beloved daugh-
ter of the late Harry B. and
Sophronia A. Malone, beloved sister
OF Miss Marie Malone, Mrs. Mary
Saul and Mrs Louise Boteler.
Friends may call at the Birch Fu-
neral Home, 3034 NJ st. NV. Serv-
ices will be held Monday, January
81, at pm, at the Georgetown
Presbyterian Church, 1921 P St.
to the Heart Fund would be an.
preciated. Interment Cedar Hill
CpmptnrV
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Jo.MNsoNi FRANK. on MOnday. Jan-

uary IA. 1863. at University Hos.
pital, Baltimore, Nd, FRANK JOHN
father Of Geneva, Diane and James
Johnson, brother OF Mrs. Rosa
Barnes. William, Leonard L. and
John r. johnson, he also is sur
yived BY other relatives and friends.
The late Mr., johnson may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 80
H ST. ne, after IL am. Sunday,
January 90, where services will be
held on Monday, January 2l, at
II am Interment Harmony Me-
mortal Park. 90
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DrathH

DIEGELMANN. ADAM +. on Friday
January rs, 1858. at his residence
1877 llth st. Sc, ADAM r. DIEGEL.
MANN beloved husband Of Edna N
HRisSsIImsnn' HRisSssImsnnnn' 6T9theT q Il Lee
z. Wood and Helen L. McCioy
A. Mattingly Funeral Home, i3i
nth st. Sc. tparking facilitiesl
until Monday, January 81, at 9 m.
Rea9ism SsG mass g. 81 Peters GhgTeh Ilg5S
invited. Interment St. Mary's Gem
etery. Rosary on Sunday at 8 pm.
DIEGELMANN, ADAM r. Members Of
ENSs4E%J ISOLATION are notified Of
GAR brother, ADAM F. DEG
XS4}J.H ELMANN. on Friday, jan
CXa.tSJ uary is, 1853 Remains
resting at the Robert A.
Mattingly Funeral Home, 131 1lth
st. Sc; thence on Monday, January
81, to st. Peters Rectory, I'd and
C SITS. s.e., where the holy sacrifice
m the msss s 8 st. 0fsS Maf at cem. eSS
WEBSTER R, FRYE, President.
VIRGIL NJ. THOMPSON. Secy.
DALNEhg OLELBh A. On WeQuebudys
January 10, 1868. OZELLA A. Dill
Nd, beloved wife OF the late Erie
Dilger aunt of Tom Chew Of Ar
lington, Va, and Jean Evans Of
Florida. Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda, Nd. Sunday. January 20,
after 10 noon. REQUIEM mass will
be offered Monday, January 2l. at
$3.50 am, at Our Lady OF Lourdes
Catholic Church East-West hwy
and Pearl St. Bethesda. Md. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. 20
DOPP, ISABELLE C. OF $3.50 Con-
necticut ave. NV, on January 49,,
1868. wife Of Lloyd H. Dopp and
sister Of Helen Glover, Della Piper,
Webb and Kenneth Glover. Serv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel on Tues
day, January 90, at pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Arrangements by Chambers.
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PARK. MARGARET. on Frldny, !

unTy Is, IUUdI az hrf Tc8ldcnce
l,g3 lpaign 5pTl1g ~, SILVER Spring
No IN bMAlk9AEtGg,T KS. PARK beloved yit,
Of William A. Harold q Ritchil
A. Annabelle J PARK and Mrs
Bradford Cole. All OF silver spring
Md, sister OF Mrs, George Park o
Silver Spring Nd and John {
Richie Of Dublin. Ireland She ais,
three Ereat- Grandchildren. Friend
CO Funeral Home, spOi itth al
NV, after 1 pm, Saturday Janu
ary 40 parking taeylltiesl serV
nn1.y Sss A. t1s ,so9y above iune,ra home %
termsnt Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Expressions OF sympathy may b
made 10 the presbyterian Homl
Building Fund, 3O6O Military "a
NV 20
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uary IA. 1868, GEORGE A. JONES
OF 422 9th st. ne, brother OF Nor
man and William Jones. Also sur
yiving are his nephews and nieces, a
friend, Mrs. Mozell Hicks. and many
other friends, After 3 pm. Monday,
January 81, friends may call at the
Palmer Funeral Home, 4l2 H ST.
ne where services will be held
Tuesday, January %, at pm.
terry.
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Friday January is, 1908, at Ar-
lington Hospital ELLEN MANKIN
hIItnator hhIIktsT o. vSsoO bsioysa bs9rsa isih 81
Herbert Nelson Hirst, mother OF
Charles Nelson Hlrst, Washington,
d G Rnndle Mason HirGt, Herbert
Marvin Hlrst, Mrs. Eldrcd Martin
Yochlm OF Arlington. Va. Mrs.
Melvin Lee steadman Of Fails
Church, Va. Mrs. Reuben Lee Clat-
terbuck Berkeley Springs, W Va
Clarence NJ HTst OF Springfield,
Va, and Miss Marion Louise Hirst,
ciareRes cianSPRS'im n Hiirsst MS Ma''i q & Hi9Ess. Hhi9Es
brand and Charles O. Mankin.
Services AZ Parsons Funeral Home,
az North Washington IT., Fails
Church, Va on Tuesday, January
20 ~ pm, intcrment oakwood
Cemetery 81
HUNT. ODESSA STANFORD. on sat.
urday, January 10, 1858, AZ Doe
tors Hospital, ODESSA STANFORD
HUNT OF $500 iAth a. NV be-.
loved son OF the late William l.
and Sarah Brown Hunt Of Marshall.
Va and brother OF Charles Webster
Hunt OF clifton Terrace Apts.,
Washington, d. q. Services al the
s u. Hines Co. Funeral Home. ea0i
llth ~. NV on Tuesday, January
2@, AZ y am. tpafking facilitiesi
lntGme Marshall Cemetery, Mar.
shall Va. 2l
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MACE, HILTON r. OF 1924 North

Uhle St, Arlington, Va, on Jan
uary rs, 1868, husband of Mary
c. Mace and brother Of Mrs. Doro-
thy Hogan, Mrs Wilma Nichols,
Mrs. Helen Harrill, w. 7. and
the Rev. Jack Mace. Services at
Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral
Home. 3072 M st. NV, on Monday,
January 2l, at , pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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FLEMING, JOSEPH Z. In memory OF
my father. JOSEPH E. FLEMING,
who departed this life fourteen years
ago today, January 90. 1919.
Sunshine passes. shadows fall:
Fond remembrance outlastS all
LOVING DAUGHTER, LAURETTA
FIFMINn
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DADE, ESTHER CUPID, In memory
OF my loving sister, ESTHER CUPID
DADE, who departed this life five
years ago today, January 90, 1858.
Always so true. unselfiSh and kind.
Few OF this world her equal you'll
find.
A beautiful life that came 10 an end.
She died as she lived, everyone's
friend
HER DEVOTED SISTER. JULIA
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JOSEPH 2. LINs, secy Treas.

KRAFT. GEORGE J. On Thursday.
January n, 1868, GEORGE J.
KRAFT. Of Lynnhaven, Va. beloved
husband Of Lucille Kraft. devoted
father OF Bruce Kraft. He also Is
survived by two brothers and two
sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Ross Of West
Hyattsville. Nd; Mrs. Anita Green
Of MARYLAND CITY Nd, and sidney
Kraft of California. Services at the
c. D. Goldberg & Son Funeral Home
42l7 9th st. NV, on Monday, San-
uary 81, at 1890 pm. InteTment
Kng onr,jDs DsVd MeImorisi Men Jstn Garden o.i In
HYattsYille. Nd. 90
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SUMMERS, YNONNE MARIA, IN loy-
Ing memory OF YVONNE MARIA
SUMMERS who passed away jan.
uary 20, 1889
Your memory will always remain
In the hearts OF those who loved
you, THE FAMILY.
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MBLE. LERoY: on Thursday. Jan.

uary IL 1868, LEROY WOMBLE Of
$40 r st. NV beloved husband
Of Annie B Womble, stepfather Of
Edna Mack and brother Of Horace
Womble. He also is survived By
aunts, uncles. other relatives and
a host OF friends. After 12 noon
Sunday, January %. friends are in
vited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1432 You st. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Monday,
January 21 at 10 am, the Rev.
s. Douglas Greer officiating. In
terment Harmony Memorial Park.
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January rs. i98S' al heT y TTesidencs
106 Kilmer Ct, Fails Church, Va
OLGA SABINE HAVELL. mother
OF Mrs. Olga NJ Reiss OF Fails
Church, Va sister OF John Wagner
Of Mclean. Va, and grandmother
OF Janet M. Reese OF Falls Church
Va. Friends may call at the Airing.
ton Funeral Home. 1901 North Fair
fax dr., Arlington. Va, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday Janu.
ary 21, at 1880 pm. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park 90
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POINTER, GEORGE W. Officers and

"a members OF West Gate
m Lodge, No. 300, A. F. a.
IN A. M, Mount Rainier, Mo"
NMCN will assemble at Gasch, 5
XNOLN Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
nv timore ave, Hyattsville,
~ Md, on Sunday, January
90, 1903, at 1880 pm, for the
purpose Of conducting Masonic me.
mortal services for our late brother,
GEORGE W. POINTER,
RUFUS W. GRANT,
Worshipful Master.
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fellow 81. NV on January 10. 1903
husband Of Rose Norwood and father
OF Haskell Norwood and brother oI
Mae Beck, Remains Al Chambers
Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin a. NV.
sitSIe. sST IN m IuS,aay wssgs,aaJ ofayssla' i,ba
ary 30, al Arlington National Gene
terry
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~ burial lots. cSii Ju. 6-s6Si
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LANEY, JAMES. on Friday, January
Is. 1858, JAMES LANEY Of 174B
Euclid st. NV. Notice OF funeral
later. Services by Frazier's.

KELLY. ROBERT t. On Wednesday,
January 10, 1903, ROBERT T.
KELLY Of 2S0l Spencer rd.. chew
Chase. Nd. beloved husband Of
Eleanor Joyce Kelly. father of
Eleanor Joyce Kelly, brother OF
Pa, and Thomas M. Kelly OF Phila-
delphia, Pa. Friends may call Sun
day, January 20. between 7 and
10 pm, at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, Of Robert A.
Monday. JANUARY rsSSf 81 az ao christ st'liss tbs
King Catholic Church, East-West
hwy, Silver Spring. Md, where
requiem mass will be offered at 10
am. Interment Bethlehem. Pa, %
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Labor Party Break Feared
In Selecting New Leader

, LONDON, Jan. 10 (AP). -
Britain's Labor Party moved
tonight toward choice of a new
leader, with anxiety in the
ranks that a fight could hurt
the chances of the Socialists
taking over the government.
Three political veterans -
none very we'll known outside
Britain-were in the race for
the job that could make the
winner Prime Minister in the
event the Laborites win the
next election.
The death of leader Hugh
Gaitskell, Sc, last night created
the possibility of a struggle be-
tween right and left wing fac
tions, feuds that have split the
party in the past.
Mr.. GaitSkell himself had
trouble gaining the allegiance
OF both factions. But he sue
ceeded and raised Labor's hopes
for challenging Prime Minister
Macmillan's Conservatives in
the elections, which must take
place before October 1864.
The Socialist Shadow" cab
inet-leaders in Parliament who
would form the new govern
ment If Labor wins-will meet
Monday to consider Mr.. Cats
kell's successor.
Deputy leader George Brown
today called the meeting even
before the date has been fixed
for Mr.. Gaitskell's funeral.
Mr.. Brown, 48-year-old spe-
cialist on defense, is in the
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Miracle Seen Needed
Miners OK Return
To BIust Scene

UNIONTOWN, Pa, Jan. 10
(AP) Coal miners voted to-
day to return to work in the
Robena mine where an explo-
sion last month killed 81 men.
Some 600 members Of United
Mine Workers Local 1921 at
tended a meeting in nearby
Masontown. The union, which
announced the vote result, did
not give the exact count.
On two previous occasions
the local baked at returning
to work in the mine until assur-
ance was given that steps had
been taken to prevent ex-
plosions.
A company spokesman said
the entire Robena mines COM
plex will be operated for five
days next week, beginning Mon
day, except for the portion of
the Frosty Run shaft of Robena
No. 3 where the December 6
explosion occurred.
A public hearing on that ex-
plposion ended Tuesday. A final
report is pending.
The Robena mine employs
about 1000 workers.
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Democratic Club
To Hear OBrien

A key Kennedy aide will dis
cuss the administration legis-
lative program for the 88th
Congress at a luncheon meet
ing of the National Capital
Democratic Club at 1890 pm
tomorrow in the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
Lawrence O'Brien, special as
sistant to the President foI
congressional relations, will
outline the Presidents program
for the first session of the
88th Congress before the DEM
ocratic organization.
Area Democratic leaders anc
some of Mr.. O'Brien'S COL
leagues on the White House
staff are expected to attend
the luncheon.
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spokesman on foreign affairs.
He is a former ally of the late
Aneurin Bevan and a favorite
of the left.
James Callaghan, so, an ex-
pert on financial policy who
looms as a possible compromise
choice between Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Wilson
made pleas to maintain party
unity, keeping in mind the di-
vision that ravaged the party
over defense and nationaliza-
ton in the mid-1950s.
There is absolutely no dan
ger of another split" Mr.. Will
son told reporters. "The policy
that Gaitskell played such a
leading role in creating will 60
on as before"
For a little while we shall
all feel cast down. But his death
will have no lasting deleterious
effect on our will to win." Mr.
Brown said.
The new party leader will be
chosen by secret ballot among
the 247 Labor members of
Parliament.
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great difficulties and dangers"
for Europe.
A Britain rebuffed, he said,
could be a danger to Common
Market trade with the United
States, and the results could
cause a loss of confidence in
the European economic COM
munity itself. In the negotia-
tions thus far, he said, 70 per
cent of the economic problems
had been solved and the re-
mainder were susceptible TO So
luton.
Gen. de Gaulle's attitude
toward Britain is significant
to other European countries
hoping for close association or
full membership with the Com
mon Market, which already in
cludes Belgian and Luxem-
bourg.
Ireland and Denmark, for
example, were banking on full
membership, but their predom-
inantly agricultural economies
are so closely linked with Britain
to whom they sell their food
that their own economic fu-
ture is thrown in doubt,
Debate Next Week
The issue is to be debated in
the House of Commons next
week unless Mr.. Macmillan asks
for an adjournment.
The opposition Labor Party
like some of Mr.. Macmillan's
own party, has reservations
about the Common Market. But
Labor's attack on Mr.. Mac
milan almost certainly will be
blunted through the sudden
death of its leader, Hugh Cats
Skell.
The Labor Party's acting
leader, George Brown, will be
on a spot. Mr.. Brown is the
representative of the trades
union wing of the party which
generally favors Britain's entry
in the Common Market.
But Mr.. Browns chief rival
is Harold Wilson, who has al
ways been anti-Market. The
Parliament debate may, as a
byproduct. have an effect on
the party's choice of Mr.
Gaitskell's successor.
If Britain's entry into the
European community is re-
buffed, one course would be
for her to press for tariff cuts
by the United States, Japan
and European countries out
side the Common Market. Brit
ish investment in the Common
wealth and underdeveloped re-
gions in South America would
almost certainly be boosted.
Appeal to De GauIle
Meanwhile, reaction from
some European countries indi-
Gated hope that pressure can
be put on Gen. de Gaulle TO
soften his attitude in the next
round at Brussels.
AS history has shown, how
ever, changing Gen. de Gaulle's
mind is no light task.
He has made clear that he
thinks Britain has asked too
many changes in the Common
Market structure and must re-
model her own way of life to
fit into a European economic
community.
Britain is banking on the
premise that no true European
political integration, ardently
desired by Gen. de Gaulle, can
go forward without her or while
the six are at loggerheads.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Youth Meeting Friday

DR.. E. Stanley Jones, mis-
sionary, evangelist and author
will speak at noon Friday in
the main concourse of the Pen
tgaon for the observance of
Christian Youth Week. Music
will be provided by the Navy
Sea Chanters.