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Briton Asks Delay
In Kennedy Visit

LONDON. June is (AP).-A
Laborite member of Parliament
said today President Kennedy
should postpone his visit to
Britain in view of the crisis in
the Conservative government.
The legislator, Marcus Upton
Of London, said Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan should ask
for a deferment ''in view of the
widespread opinion that the
time is not opportune."
Mr.. Kennedy is due to arrive
here from Ireland June 20 for
talks with Mr.. Macmillan. There
have been suggestions both In
London and Washington that
the commitment is an embar-
rassment to Mr.. Kennedy.
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Maj. Gen. Carr, Retired
Chief Army Signal Officer

Mai. Gen. Irving ]. Carr,
chief Amy signal officer from
1881 to 1884. died Thursday at
his home in st. Petersburg. Fla,
after a long illness.
Gen. Carr was born in Chip
pewa Falls, Wis. He received
his commission in 1898 and
served In the Philippines be-
tween 1899 and 1911, and in
Europe during World War I.
He had several Stateside as
signments after the war, before
being assigned to Hawaii from
1921 to 1926. He then served in
the Office of the Chief Signal
Officer and later held the post
of director Of the Army Indus
trial College in Washington.
In 1880 Gen, Carr was named
executive officer in the Office
Of the Assistant Secretary of
War. He became the Army's
chief signal officer in 1881 and
retired In 1884.
His decorations included the
Silver Star. the Purple Heart,
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ing corporation in 1852. He
was a past president of the
Greenbelt Lions Club and a
member Of the Greenbelt Com
munity Church and American
Legion post.
Mr.. Cormack leaves his wife,
Wilma ", Of the Greenbelt res
idence. and two sons, Robert Of
Philadelphia, and Charles NJ, of
Seabrook, Nd, other survivors
are two brothers, James A., Of
Buffalo, and Bruce L.. of Ro-
wayton, Conn, and a sister,
Miss Maribelle Cormack of
Providence, r. I. Five Grand
children also survive.
Funeral services will be at
the Chambers Funeral Home.
Riverdale, at 10 am. Monday.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Cedric v. KeIIwoy,
AustruIiun Ex-ConsuI

BATH, England, June is
(AP).-Cedric Vernon Kellway,
who was Australia's first Con-
sui General in New York, died
here last night. He was 70.
Mr.. Kellway occupied the New
York consulship from 1945 to
1949. Prior to that he had been
Australian deputy director gen.
eral of Australian war supplies
in the United States and d.
rector Of Australian finances
in North America.
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Darn uf Chunks

EDMoNDs, LEROY NJ. We wish 10
shprsss.. s cyg sincere e., gratitude Z. .
ness and flowers 70 iishten our
griei during our recent bereave-
DAya VIZ PHYLLIS Y. sUqos'
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WERNER

WERNER, ALICE ALICE S 5; Mem Be 10, Of
MM No. "a, order Of Eastern
%lAlSN Of the death Of Sister
" f AhdSE 8 June wE Ia ies Sn
oasch's Funeral Home 413g Bal
ERMA ~ .cALvERTTss "; Y.
MABEL B. school, secy, 10
WESLEY, JOHN e., On Fstday.
yiysd By other relatives and and friends.
Notice Of funeral later SERVICES
by Stewart, 80 H St. ne. 10
wEYMs, ADA Z. Officers and mem
"a ! I: !; f: 4: s
WEYMs Funeral on Saturday.
H' Church III = ii FRSn and 'V coreor s
'MA6ubE O. woRTHINaToN
MARTHA E. FINCH, sees.
wITHERs, LORRAINE Z. on Friday.
June Tg1InlTe,,vIlss 1893 1898 LORRAINE Z.
Sisas5ii daughter and q !h sEs4 q
Dolores c. McNulty, James Earl
ciementsOn, Friends may cali AT
a asTIsos g GhIps a %;iSn:p On ays .
is' Notice o. services istsf, ~
"9 995s 'qt Sss e. hi. on l.. ssisss
WoTTEN., Jr', ds ySs i husband s'S y
MIS-. Doris Wotten and beloved
Es ISsT qvoh ASs Rotte Tankl II. S sno
leaves TO mourn their loss his step
mother, Mrs. Ella Wotten cthree
sisters, two brothers, one uncle,
o9 one aunt. other relatives and many
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
S0l5 18th st. ne. Notice of
WRIGHT, WILLIAM J. on Thursday.
June 10, 1903, WILLIAM J.. WRIGHT
Of 1904 23d ave, Lewisdale., Nd,
beloved husband Of Ruth Z. Wright
tnee Hubscher). father OF MIS-.
Elaine 4. German; brother Of John
~ NtAbhhs wi . AAnAAC AbCuQoCnCln
and Mrs. Catherine Murray. Friends
may call at the Nalley Funeral Home.
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral Monday, June II.
at 9:15 am; thence to st. Marks
Catholic Church, where Mass will
be offered at 10 am. for the repose
OF his soul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Family will receive friends at
the funeral home Saturday. June IS,
and Sunday. June 10. from q 10
pm. and z 10 Q pm I6
YOUNG, SHERRY L On ThursdSy,
June 10, 1868, SHERRY L. YOUNG
Of 1106 Holbrook ST. ne. beloved
daughter of Daniel L. and the late
Shirley ]. Young. and sister OF
Daniel and Anthony Young. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. From 70 o pm.
Monday. June IL, friends are IN
vited TO call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV.
Graveside services at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at $3.50 am. Tues
day. June Is. II
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the World War I Victory Medal
and the French Etoile Noire.
Burial with full military hon.
ors will be at 1 pm. Tuesday
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Universal
Funeral Home
nFATu ANNourrrnsrrra
In Mfntnrtaut

=" %e@'] eSS'AA IN
CLIFFORD, EMMA D. In loving men
CLIFFORD, who departed this life
thirty-tiye years ago today. June
cceoiRNtEsILifA . LEE AND vERMcrs
GATEwOOD. ROSA 9. In loving
m mshSTy a 81 our I Gear SISse spa
left as nine years ago today, June
Is, 1884
The world may change from year
And friends from day to day.
But never viii the one we loved
VILE Eiom M RfnSN ans RSi5 s ocaEyLirA.
HUGHES. MATTHEW E., 81. n iov-
ing memory Of our beloved father.
VINO passed away June Is. 1947.
A face that Is ever before us, -
voice We Will never foreet,
smile that will last forever,
u memory you are with US yet.
DI M1TTRREwS CARRIE r. BELLE AND
JOHNSON NORMA c. A tributes Of
daushter. NORMA c. JOHNSON,
who entered into eternal rest four
years ago today. June is. 1859.
When God called down from Heaven,
stood near your bedside
9 9nnr saw SAN 10Y pass away;
Your memory is all have now.
But memory Is q gift Of God, -
And COD knows what Is best.
pEvOI6D MOTHER, IRENE Z T.
MARTIN. GRANT 7. In sad but low
friend, GRANT +. 1su NV pa MAZE spo
TIN, who departed this life four
years ago today, June IS, 1859
Pals and friends in life. remembered
Gone. but not forgotten.
YOUR OLD PAL. FREDDIE HALL.
MASTR0R0cC0,. FRANCES. In Low.
ROCCO, who departed this NE seven
years ago, June IS, 1855. -
We have only q memory. dear Sister,
we ,S Cherish our whole NE
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory.s OF
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTH.
MEANS, HAYWOOD B. In loving
memory OF my dear husband, HAY-
WOOD B. BEANS, who passed away
Today L a day Of remembrance
hA1 hAQ EGNTeta.
day / shall always remember
When the rest OF the world for.
getS
DF Ef1a5' WIFE. ETHEL M.
REEDER. MARIE. In loving memory
our GEAR mother and wife.
MARIE REEDER, who departed thii
nl ddss Two years ago today. June rs.
To hear your voice and see. your
Are thi nI.,, We know that can't take
But hOla i n our hearts your memory
Is somethinR we viii always DO.
TRAyERs, EDWARD HARRISON. In
oylng remembranee Of our dear
R1soN TRAINERS. who depafted
this NE twenty-five years aso today.
! lost lifs's companion. 80
life linked with my own.
And day by day / miss YOU.
As ! Walk through life alone
Just when life was sweetest.
And We could have lived our best,
me gates OF Heaven opened,
ana you entered the land Of rest
ood !, good. He save me strength
u.i psn my heavy cross.
How bitter was my loss.
Oft 70 the grave I wander,
Flowers 70 lay with gentle care
over ne one whom We loved 80
who o peacefully sleeping there
HIS LOVING wtFt. ANNA chr.
phhN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home :
2 BiEs, North Of walter R I ed a 2ssi
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 81
9Th ~ and Mass. Ave. ~, 8-b2m
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SMITH. AMELIA. offlcers and mem

NJ AMELIA. OIilcefS ana MEM
.AVnrz bers Of James Reese Eu-
@ q g. 8 !; !: ];
al the Frazier Funeral Home. $50 $50
oERTRupE Il. Jones, President.
BERNIcE c. JEFFERSON
TALLY H.. JY5sgs "A, A ,,S On rAq5'qa "
q Fannie Tslls ;s fs fiSssO Of JSnes
a. Talley and brother Of Lillian
Tannell. Sadie Bailey. congee Tay-
lor. Irene simms. Rosa Lee Hunter
and John TaIies. Other rsiSsives
and friends. also survive. Prom 8
pm. Saturday, June IS. until 2
pm. Sunday. June 49,. friends are
Invited I g call q ErHzier's Funeral
Funeral services on Monday, June
~. in Chester. 8. c.
II. 1869. CLARA TREBLE OF 1880
You st; NV, daughter Of Mrs.
yiyed By other relatives and ffiends.
Viewed At he siswar. Fsnersi
viii Be held on Monday. June '' M.
A. ~ An. Interment woodlawn
WASHINGTON. sEoRoIANA. On
aSiSNx %ksHiNdToN q si HHS Co
m Sls 8! ysanst s E1 Sssysd ,s neither
Mrs, Lucille White and Mrs. ines
So6bs, ozias Slater Herbert and
yiyed By three grandchildren. two
aunt other relatives and a host
June ''ps' frisnd ss are PM iny si.saada Z
GU At the jarvis Chapel 1852
yif b held 4, the ooodvi iii'' sSe.
ia rds. NV. on Mon one Sno June SoiuIn-
~ z an; Intsrmsht Lincoln Ne!
WATSON, A. MITCHELL. on Thurs.
day. june 10. 1868 81 Prince
ave- East Riverdale, Nd. husband
e osa, TA' csnsD.F l wsso5sISy CA ss
premlses1, Service viii Sc held al
Port Myer chapel on Tuesday, june
~. at am. fnterment Arlington
National Cemetery. In lieu OF flow
ert, contributions may BE- made 10
the American Cancer Society. III
WERNER, ALICE $. on Friday, Junt
Beloved wife Of Edgar q Werner.
sier q John ~ swart And Mrs
nsral Home. 1850 baltimore ave.
S siSSss;;' j SSS: 1 ISsI, SIC H:
Md. where The holy sacrifice Of
the Mas, WIN be offered fof the
lsrmeni Rock Greek Cemetery.
daN June 10, AZ pm, ID
"5 55S, "a M 1917 rnI4rrto p EpesyN
wife Of Lawrence h. wsleh and
sister Of Mrs Mamie I. Gray
She also IL survived By other reIas
ives and many friends Prom
70 10 p,m. sunday, June 10, fflends
ford Funeral Home. iHge nth 81
nv. where funeral services viii be
held on Monday, June ~. az II
an, ne Rev John n. Pearson
mortal Cemetery. .casket viii not Be
opened after services 10
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yane ~ lPB9b AhI.IhUh 2 BAIL q
Enfst A. Ball tnee vsrEesl and
devoted brother of Mrs, Grace
Reid and MI French Ball. Funeral
from the funeral home Of John G.
Muller, Inc. etl5 pelalr rd, on
kI sfmsnt i YSns hutbsrshm c,m ne.
terry. visitins hours from 2 % 3
and 2 10 10 pm 10
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CEMETERY LOTS
National MTMoRIAL PARNv

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-~wnl
sell or trade for property or acre
BY Fountain OF Faith. WA. a-pisL
FORT LiNCoLN-t burial sltsS
Mount Calvary section. price, $500
Call 5J6.iaat fHE
NATIONAL MTMORtAL fARK-AT III
part Of lots BY pvt. owner. har
gain, ~. p.0237. IA
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JONES, JAMES MORRIS (GENIE). On
Friday, June IA, 1863, JAMES
NORRIS (GENIE) JONES Of Ridge
Nd. He is survived by two nieces'
MISS Mary Garland Clarke and Miss
Patricia Neal Clarke, and q nephew,
call at the Mattingly Funeral Home.
June. IL. at 10:i5 am. Services
will be at IL am. at Trinity Epis-
copal Church in st. Marys CITY
Mo. Interment church cemetery.
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pFathH

BAILEY, LUCILLE FISHER, on Frl-
aay. June = 1898, LucnLE Fish
s.iOy sfiL w. 81 Ts sSnSn'si'B s Me-
and mother OF Patricia d, Kelley.
Two grandchildren also survive.
Francis n. Barber Funeral Home.
Laytonsylile, Nd Those desiring
@Ss 'l ana s snhds we from ss% is
and Z 70 8 pm. At the above fu-
nafai home, The recitation OF the
Rosary viii Be held on sunday 81
SPIN. REQUIEM Mass viii be held
g. o. Martini s,oeSa9ssTeh mo Gathers;
$3.50 am. fntefment 81. Mary's
Cemetery, Rockville, Nd. Memos
rial donations may BE- sent 10 81.
Martins Church. oaithersburg, Nd,
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SMITH, AMELIA 2. On Tuesday. Jun

II. 1893. AMELIA Z. sMiTH Of
A3l You st.. NV, beloved mother
OF Mary l. CAN'T. other relatives
and friends also survive. After /
pm. Sunday. June 10, friends may
call 81 the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. where
services will be held on Monday,
June III at l pm, the Rev. John
Robert Pearson officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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Dratha
ooLDsTEN. ROSE FRANKs. ON

GoLDsTEN, ROSE FRANKS. On
FRANKS FRANK I doEpsfE1N 1872 q Jam R0sE
B. c." beloved Wife of " Jeff do oYl
stein and devoted mother Of Mrs
Beverly Jackson OF Alexandria, Va,
Snd HsEyey Franks Of Jamaica,
brothers, David Lazarus OF Silver
Spring, Md LYMAN Lazarus Of
Columbus, Ohio, and Bill Lazarus
Of New York, City. and five grand
sons Services at the, c. D,
2 $ia Sh 4 n SON. on Ru ssnd.y H GHH:
sholom -Talmud Torah Cemetery, In
s mourning at s5os 10Th ST.. Silver
GORE ElnS Nelly MH A HI4EM Az LARNER.l 10 on
Althes woodland Nursing Home me-
NELLY LYMAN LARNER GORE Of
334l Reservoir I'd. NV, beloved
mother Of Frances Gore Grow and
wife Of Sir Alwyn, Crow and Philip
Hvs a'r By pO four s shs siH Snd
seven great-grandchiidren serv-
ices and tnterment private. Please
HACKNEY, GEORGE s. On Wednes.
Nd, Route 1871 GEORGE 5. HACK.
NEY, beloved brother Of Mrs. Ella
Gibson. He also leaves a sister
ln,laW, Georgia H. Frazier; three
other sisters, one brother and q
most OF nieces and nephews and
other relatives. After 4 pm. SUM
day, June 10, friends may call
at the snowden Funeral Home, S48
North WASHINGTON st.. Rockville,
held on Monday, June II, al /
pm, the Rev. c. Awkward officiat-
ing. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 16
HARDEsTER, DAVID A., sr. On
Saturday. june IS, 1858, DAVID
HARDESTER, ST., OF 1890 I'd
St. s.wu. the beloved husband Of
Agnes Hardester. father OF David
Smith: 'steDisther' Of NJ Ric RsIla v.
and Ralph c. Ballard, grandfather
Of Sandra Mountain. Funeral sery.
Ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
parking faeilities). on Monday,
June IL, at II am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visiting
hours until pm. 10
HARDEsTER, DAVID A. An emer-
n gent eommunleation Of
IN Enas1' 4. ~ Eod |. ,s hs 81 %;
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june Is. 1893. JEW At wasSins HtoSti aos.
pital Center, Mr.. KRIKOR SHARI-
CLAN Of 1712 Kilbourne ri. NV,
beloved husband OF Coal Sharigian
He also Is survived By three
nephews and three nieces. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 290l 14th st. NV, on Mon
day, June II, at . pm parking
tacilities. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery
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June II ias3 At AleSandIis I Hos
pital. WILLIAM A. RoYsTER Of 30
King ST., Alexandria, Va, the hus-
band of Edna Bladder Royster:
brother Of Miss Bette Royster. Miss
Mamie Royster. Mrs. Louis Wolff,
George p. and Fenton D. Royster.
Friends may call at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel, $50 South Wash
ington St, Alexandria, Va. (parkine
faeilities). where services will be held
on Monday, June IA. at IL am. In
terment Presbyterian Cemetery. 10
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juno Il. 1908. TfHADDEUs MeoB.
LEY Of 1921 Alabama ave. Sc,
BELOVED sSs h s4osbea q HSfIts Mob
Mary CALDWELL. Otis Carr Of Char,
lotte, N c.: Lawrence OF New York
Calvin, Vurgess Of Newberry. 5, c.,
and Leonard OF Detroit, Mich,
Other relatives and many friends
also survive. Notice OF funeral
Inc. 10
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June II, 1868, EUGENE r. MED
LEY OF 2Q3 59th 81; ne, devoted
ter father Of Trenita Russell. Also
T Tsds e. Russ. i've S. 0rH sTs5si. WI A.
Calvin R. and Kenneth A.; two
sisters, Dorothy v. and Irene ".
Medley; other relatives and many
friends. After 3 pm. Sunday, June
10, friends may call at the Rollins
me-. where prayers will be reclted
at 1850 pm. Requiem Mass will
Be offered AZ 81. Luke's Catholic
Church. 1923 East Capitol ST.. al
10 Am; Monday, June ~ Inter
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MEANS, HAYWOOD B. In lovinF
memory OF my dear husband. HAY-
June is. 1855. -
Today Is day Of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
a gay l SHAH always remember
When the rest Of the world for
DEyoTEp WIFE. Ethel IN
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June ~. iD63, AZ ueorgetovn Uni.
yerslty Hospital. EBTHER NJ oLYNN
Of 1898 Northwest Dr., Hyattsyille
Nd, beloved wife Of Kelvin J olynn,
mother Of Tina Marie and Belena
JOY olynn, daughter Of Mrs Dora
i. little and Granddaughter Of Mrs,
Bernedine N little, both n Aflinn.
h iGpi y F 5lsne ,o sy f sooi NORTH ~
Falrfax ir. Arlington, Va, after
pm. Friday, June 10 where services
viii be held on Monday, June " ~
1913 pm, fnlsrment Arlington Ma
tlonai Cemetery 10
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aaya June is. 1858, Paul REIN
Bradbury Heights, Nd, beloved
t h1shoand Of the lste olga n; May;
Henry r. May; grandfather Of Mrs.
Linda Spargo, Eve, Diane and Susan
Rexroad. Friends may call at
oasch's Fureral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, after
pm. saturday, June 10, where
June IL. at 1880 pm. Intel.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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MARTIN. GRANT T. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF my pal end
friend, GRANT T. (sUGAR) MAR
i'm, VINO departed this life four
In death.
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ave. East hP Pines, Ma, OF On c Jun. "a IA
1853, husband of the late Minnie
Y. Boyers, father. Of Edward o.
Boyers and Elizabeth v. Dennis.
He also Is survived BY seven grand
cnlidren and seventeen great-grand,
Funeral Home, 5S0i Cleveland ave,
kiverdale, Nd, after 10 noon satur-
day. June Is. Services on Mon
day, June ~, at / pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. l6
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~ 80 ~ u REDDAE HALL.
hASTROR0CC0, FRANCES. In low
Ing memory Of FRANCIS MA8TRO-
ROCCO, who departed this life seven
years ago, June Is, 1855. -.
We have only q memory. dear Sister,
we cherish our whole life
through;
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF
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Thursday, June 10, 1868, EDWARD
v. KENNEDY Of 1909 Highview ter,
Hyattsville, Md, beloved husband Of
Mildred A. Kennedy, father OF Bar
bara jackson Smith and Joan Ander-
son; son Of Mary v. Kennedy,
brother Of William and Richard
Kennedy. He also is survived By
seven grandchildren and great
grandson. Friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd, after
pm. Sunday, until $40 am. Tues
day, June Is; thence to st. Marks
Catholic Church, University Park,
Md, where the holy sacrifice of
the Mass will be offered for the
repose Of his soul at am. Inter-
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. IL
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Hospital, EUGENE R. REAV ifs'O q
2446 39th st. NV, beloved hus.
band OF Elizabeth A. Reavis. fathe,
q James Reayis and brother 81
Msrs S; Edna Taylor and Leo Reavis
may call at the s. III. Hines a.
FUNERAL Home, 2901 l4th ST. NV
parking facilities). Services a
the above funeral home on Tues.
Gay, June IS, at 2 pm. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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yass e, 1905 PERCY P EcSRsssEf;YP1 q
ther Of Mrs. Gilda North. Mrs
Ethel Davis and James and Ernest
Dorsey and brother OF Herman
Dorsey, He also Is survived By nine
grandchildren. other relatives and
many. friends. Remains may be
viewed from 70 . pm. Sunday,
Funeral Home, 5eis iith st. NV.
funeral viii be held on Monday,
Lincoln Memorial cemetery. 10
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the New York City school sys-
tenn. He came up with a report
in which he stated that ed
ucation in New York City is
dying and that something
drastic will have to be done
about it and it must be done
soon"
Mr.. Cogen termed oversize
classes lone of, if not the most
significant causes of educa-
tons ailments"
Pointing out that the State
commissioner Of education had
ruled that the maximum teach
ing load in a high school must
be 80 to a class, Mr.. Cogen
said: I'VE have thousands of
classes, in all divisions, with
more than 80 registered, and
hundreds over 49,"
See Race Factor
Primarily as a result of this
factor" Mr.. Cogen continued,
universal education has be-
come mass education. The in
dividual pupil is lost in the
mass. and at the same time
teachers are overworked."
Educational problems are
"accentuated In the difficult
schools, the schools that have
given New York City the repu-
tation of being a tough school
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system to work in" he said
Add to this the fact that the
difficult schools are practically
all schools where de facto seq
regation exists, and you can
sense the explosive situation"
He added:
mo wonder, then. that we
have such q large waste OF
talent in our Nation. "One-
quarter to one-half of our most
talented youth do not go on to
college. About one-third of our
students are drop-outs, leaving
school in despair, before their
high school course is
completed"
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Swiss Tipping
Rises Sharply

BERNIE, Switzerland (AP).-
Consumption Of beer, wine, and
hard liquor have risen sharply
in Switzerland during the past
few years. Sales of whisky in
creased five times in seven
years. At present 1,4OO million
francs are spent annually for
alcoholic beverages, compared
with 300 million francs for
bread, 900 million for milk, and
TOO million for education.
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called for"
Mr.. Cogen also charged "baC
faith" by the New York City
Board of Education, In a speech
prepared for the annual con-
vention of the AFL-CIO Ameri-
can Federation of Teachers.
Mr.. Cogen's union has
threatened to strike on Septem-
Der 8 if it does not reach agree
ment with the board on the
teachers demands for more pay
and better working conditions
The board contends that money
is not available to meet the
teachers demands.
DR.. Calvin E. Gross, superin-
tendent of schools, said last
night that there is a good
chance of averting a strike. He
said a new two-year-contract
with salary raises in the Sec
ond year, is a possible solution
Mr.. Cogen's union is the
recognized collective bargain
ing agent for all the city's 40,
900 teachers.
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Hits Big Glasses

Mr.. Cogen said in his speech
prepared for the teachers con-
vention:
about one to one-and-a.
half years ago, DR.. MARI
Schinnerer was imported from
Cleveland to make a survey Of
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Education Is Sick
Teacher Unionist Saws

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 (AP).-Charles Cogen, president of
the United Federation of Teachers here which threatening
strike when schools next month said today that euca
ton is "sck industry"
He said the federation AFLCIO affiliate must
major nstrumentaty for the drastic action that