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gifts
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
6 Snock Tobles. Orig. $40 ---S.eS
10 Metal Wall Plaques. Orig. S..
z.9e
Imported Cocktail Toble. As Is.
Orig. SIPS --$7S
9 MeInnoe l3-Pc. Serving Sets. Orig.
$50 -z.s9
IS ToIe Serving Troys. Orig. $50.
2.49
lo Artificial Flower Arrangements.
Orig S. ~ 2.S9
GIFTS-WGshinston Only. strth Floor
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rugs and carpets
WASHINGToN STORE ONLY

z OVoI Broided Rugs rust or red,
6x9. Comp. 1895 $40
] oVoI 6roided Rug, green, 8xlO.
Comp. 1896 $50
2 Owl Multcolor Blue Cotton Rug,
Axe. Comp. $3.50 Sz4
] Areo Rugs, 4x6, worried colors.
Comp. 1895 $40
II Broodloom Roll Ends, wool pile,
nyIon pile. Acrilon oeylic. Comp.
42.60-l04.63 SIS
! Multicolor Blue Round a RUG.
Comp. 34.95 SIS
RUGS AND CARPETS
Washington ONLY, Fourth Floor
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costume ieWeIFy
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINCTON

500 Pieces Fomous-moke JewelFy,
mostly Of O kind. Necklaces, etc.
Orig. $3-S25 N price
'plus I0% Federal tar
COSTUME JEWELRY-
Street Floor At Al 5 Stores
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LANGLEY PARK oNLY
SHIkLlNGToN ONLY

20 Cotton 6louses, some with NOTCH
ing head bonds. Broken sizes. Orig.
3.09 e
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WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

IS Poppi Clothes. Orig. 2.ee I.ss
so Poppi Doll Clothes. Orig. LIS,
soc
II Lionel Plostics Lob Sets. Orig.
1888 -----------S6
4 Gilbert Chemistry Sets. Orig.
1899 --Io.es
10 Lionel Weather Stotions. Oria.
1888 So
6 Gilbert Erector Sets. Orig. 1899,
1929
6 Ereetor Sets by Gilbert. Orig.
o.34 .-. .....---.4 .9o
ToYS-WGShinOtoH ONLY. Filth Floor
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mems SpOrfSWear

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK
ONLY
100 Mems NYlon. Popover Porkos,
mochine-woshoble. S-M-L. Orig.
S5.e5 ---------------2.Ss
SHIRLINGToN ONLY
100 Mems Lone-Sleeved Sportshirts,
cottons, royons, fonciss. S-M-L.
Orig. S5-S.95 --- -l.sS
8 Mems Genuine Modros Cotton
Sportcoots, Ivy styling. Sizes 38-4o-
42-l, 443. Orig. SIS 1899
WASHINGTON g LANGLEY PARK
IS Mems Imported Cotton Velours
Sportshirts, high styling, snort colors.
S-M-L-XL. Orig. 8.99-l 3eS,
7.2S-ll.25
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-
Street Floor At All 5 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19
mems sport coats
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

80 Lonsbrook Sport Coots, oil wool,
in 2 styles, worried potterns. Orig.
9oO-pTO -------- 49, IVY
MEMS SPORT COATS
Washington Only, Street Floor
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dOTneSficS
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLINGroN

SHlRLlNGT0N
500 Stevens Utica Foshion Print
Pereols Sheets, Lovely prints, posteI
If peri. $50, 72xlos, sale = for 50
If peri. 4.5e, Slxlo8, sole 4 for Sill
If peri. liz, Coses 42x38, sole
z for $l.79
500 Stevens Utico Solid Color Per-
cole Pillowcoses, posteI coIors, AK
SO. II pert. 99c --- z for LIS
100 Fitted Mottress Pad and Cover,
estronD ocetote filled, cotton quilted
cover. Orig. 3.98-4.98.
Twin size --2.9s
Full size 3.99
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Third Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor;
ShirliH0ton, Second Floor
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WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
best christmas
records
81 ca. or ) for 4.79

81 ca. or D Tor 4.70
Silent Night Drummer Boy
orson Chimes Merry Christmas
Christmas Favoritss Western chrisimas
Joy 10 the World christmos carols
Chrisimos for All White christnas
Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
Christmas Sing Along Seasons Greetings
Messioh Christmas Fer The
chr:ssmos for hom'ly
Children Jesse Cronford
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stationery
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SfiIRLINGTON

1000 Boxes Writing Pepper, white
and postel colors. Gift-boxed. Spe-
ciol! II for 81
TATIoNERY-Street Floor At
An Stores
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SilVerWare

WASHINOION SIUkE UNLT
] Pr. SilVerploted Condlelobro, os is.
Slight. Orig. Sll0 SOS"
3 SiIverploted Punch Bowl Sets.
Orig. SIPS $685."
6 SilVerpIoted Serving Troys. Orig.
1895 2z.e5"
II StoinIess 2-Pe. Edueotor Sets
international. Orig. $50 set 81
9 StoinIess 6-Pc. Growine-Up Sets,
international. ORIG. $50 z.49
'plus IOT Federal tds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Only,
Strth Floor
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young executive
shop

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
IA Handsome All Wool Sweaters,
worried styles, shodes. Orig. 1885
SIC -. .------------9 .99
! s Pr. Mems Stocks, oil wool, broken
sizes. BeItIess, loop styles. Orig.
l4.99-l9.9o 9.99
YOUNG EXECUTIVE SHOP
Washington Only, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTON

SO Prs. Quilted Cotton Boots and
Slippers. Reg. 81 pr. ----$2 pr.
80 Prs. Look of-Fur\ Demi-Boots.
Reg. So pr. $50 pr.
HoSIERY-Strset Floor At All 5 Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

Washington, Langley Pork
ShiFlinston
40 Rugby Sportshirts, oil cotton in
stripes, solids. S-M-l- sizes. Orig.
4.99 --.----.-----------2.99
EXEcUTEEN SHoP-Street Floor
At All Stores
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cOrSetS and bras
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlPl lNGTON

90 Fomous-Nome 6irdles and Ponty
GirdIes, z" fashion bonds. S-M-L.
Orig. 9.95-Sl0 ---5.99
l35 Short-Line Bros in nyIon prints
or reg. cotton. A-B-C in group.
Orig. 2.5o-$5 - l.ss
80 Fomous-Nome Seamless PulI-on
Ponty GirdIes long leg, extro-Iono.
S-M-L. Orig. 7.e5-8.95 -- 3.ss
40 Average Figure Foundations, ny
lon ponels front, stretch sotin beck.
Orig. 1875 -----ll.ss
20 Pull on soft knit ponty briefs.
Orig. 2.5o-2.e5 ---- Now sse
WASHINGTON ONLY
8 Stropless Foundations, cotton pom
els and power net; 1913, B and
{. Orig. 1880 -Ii.s7
CoRSETS AND BRAS-W GshtHo ton,
Third Floor; Lan0lev Park, Second Floor;
ShtTliH0toH, First Floor
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All sales final. Sorry no mail, or
phone orders. All items subject to
prior sale.
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HurryG. Bowman.
Investigator for
Veterans Agency

Harry @. Bowman, 81, an in
vestigator for the Veterans Ad-
ministration. died Monday while
on an assignment at Asheville,
N. c.
Mr.. Bowman. q native Of
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. lived in
the Washington area IL years.
He joined the VA in California
after serving in the Air Force
in World War II, and moved
here In 1851.
He received q bachelors de-
gree from Columbia University,
a law degree from New York
University and an accounting
degree from Balboa University,
San Diego. Calf.
Mr.. Bowman was q member
of the California Bar Associa-
ton and the Hillandale Volun-
teer Fire Department.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Helen
N. Bowman Of 9628 Dilston
road. Silver Spring, the home
address; three children. Harry
O. III. Keith and Mary Anne.
also Of the home address. and
q brother, Russell. Of Tempe.
Ariz.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Silver Spring Presby-
terrain Church. $50 University
boulevard. Burial viii be private.
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Willis A. Johnson Dies:
Carpenters Union Aide

Mr.. johnson was also a for
mer president Of the Washing
ton Union Label Council.
A native Of Goodwater, Ala.
he joined the carpenters union
at Columbus, Ca, in 1920.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Flor
ence A. johnson Of 5414 Four
tenth place, Hyattsville, the
home address; two sisters, Mrs
Sula Swindall and Mrs. Willie
Gertrude Kelley, both Of Ala
bama, and four brothers, Ar
mold, Otis, Walker and Ira
johnson, all Of Alabama.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Sixth Presby-
terrain Church, Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV, with
burial in George Washington
Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
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W.. Harper. n,
Cattle Raiser of
Near Leesburq

LEESBURG, Va. tSpeciaD -
William Jackson Harper, q, q
cattle farmer and a veteran OF
World War I who lived at Cara
doc Hall near Leesburg, died
Monday at Foxleigh Nursing
Home at Garrison, Nd, after q
long illness.
Mr.. Harper, q native OF
Washington. d. c., was the sor
Of the late Col. Robert Newton
Harper and Carolyn jackson
Harper. He spent his lifetime
in Washington and at the coun-
try home near Leesburg.
Mr.. Harper served is years
as a member of the Loudoun
County electoral board and was
secretary Of the board when he
retired two years ago.
He served as an Army captain
in World War I and was sta
toned in France. He was a
member Of the Veterans of For
eign Wars and the American
Legion in Loudoun County and
in Washington. He was a men,
Der Of the Loudoun County
branch Of the LEAK Walton
League and the Leesburg Pres
bytgerian Church.
He leaves his wife, Mary Max
well Harper of Caradoc Hall; a
son, Robert Lewis Harper of
Reno, New, and a daughter,
Mrs. James Darwin Hamblet of
Pikesville, Md, and three grand
children.
Funeral services and burial
will be private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Willis A. johnson, 50, a for
mer member of the board Of
governors of the Washington
Building Congress, died Of a
heart attack Sunday while driv-
ing to his Hyattsville home
from the beach.
Mr.. johnson had served as
q general representative Of the
United Brotherhood Of Carpen-
tiers and Joiners Of America
since 1852.
He was on the governors
board Of the congress, the larg-
est construction industry Or
ganization in the area, in 1850.
1852 and 1858.
Prior to his appointment as
the carpenters union repre-
sentative, he served as presi-
dent of Local 1872 for several
terms, having been elected for
the first term in 1896. He was
a former president Of the Car
penters District Council and
was business agent for the
council from 1888 to 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
MuhIon Ashford,
Foreign Service,
Liuison Officer

Mahlon Ashford, SO. a former
United States Foreign Service
officer, died in a Washington
nursing home Monday after a
long illness.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Ashford served as secretary to
two Puerto Rican Governors
and as acting executive secre-
tary Of that island.
Later he was with the State
Department in Washington as
a liaison officer and then was
Foreign Service auxiliary officer
at the American Embassy IN
Spain.
The son Of the late Army
Col. Bailey K. Ashford. who
founded the School of Tropical
Medicine at San Juan, Puerto
Rico, he attended st. Adams
School for Boys here and
Swarthmore College. He was
later graduated from George
town University's School Of
Foreign Service.
Mr.. Ashford leaves his wife,
Of 1726 Lamont street NV,
the home address, and two
sisters. Mrs. Maurice Guinness
Of London. England, and Mrs.
Waldemer F. Lee Of San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Of the Johns Hopkins china
tology laboratory at Seabrook
Farm, N. j.
The author of more than 100
articles and monographs in SCI
entific and technical journals,
he was the United States mem
Der on the UNESCO advisory
committee on arid zone re-
search.
Two years ago, he served as
honorary president Of the As
ISOLATION Of American Geog-
raphers and was awarded the
Cullum Geographic Medal in
1858.
He was q member Of the
Cosmos Club and an honorary
fellow Of the American Geo.
graphical Society.
Mr.. Thornthwaite leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Hig-
gins Of 470S Calvert road, Col
lege Park, Md; Mrs. Robert
Kupelian of Chicago. and Mrs.
Dean Fazenbaker Of West Palm
Beach. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Mrs. SuIIie Hunt,
Texas Native, 81

Mrs. Sallie E. Hunt, go, a
Washington resident for 20
years. died yesterday at the
Chevy Chase (Md) home Of a
daughter after q long illness.
Mrs. Hunt. q native Of Lone
Jack, Tex, was q member Of
Chevy Chase Baptist Church
and the A. B. Chapter Of the
PEG Sisterhood.
She leaves four daughters,
Mrs. Paul T. Truitt Of 1909
Lenhart drive, Chevy Chase,
the home address; Mrs. L. T.
Leonard of McAllen, Tex; Mrs.
Newell Paterson Of Nevada,
Mo-, and Mrs. M. B. Ketron
of Kansas City; three grand
children and nine great-grand-
children.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow at Kansas City. with
burial at Lone Jack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Mrs. Goodrich, rs,
Mediation Service
Officials Widow

Mrs. E. v. Goodrich, rs, a
former Washington resident
and widow Of r. w. Goodrich,
former Commissioner Of Con-
Citation for the U. s. Media
ton Service. died Of a heart
attack yesterday at Marlton,
N. j., where she had lived
since March.
Mrs. Goodrich, a native of
Belvedere, N. j., moved to the
Washington area in 1928.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Jean Henricksen Of Las
Vegas, New, and Mrs. Marian
Robertson Of Vienna, Va; three
sons, Richard w., Of 4112 North
Fourth street, Arlington; For
rest F., Of Vienna, and w. D
Goodrich, Of Marion; II
grandchildren and three great
granocnlldren.
Services will be at $3.50 pm
tomorrow at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2847 Wilson boulevard
Arlington, with burial in CO.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
preSsions of sympathy be ir
the form Of contributions Il
the Heart und.
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Mrs. Alice EIgin, Descendant
Of Mad Anthony Wayne

Mrs. Atlee Wirgman Elgin.
40, a Washington resident most
of her life, died yesterday at
her Potomac Md home after
q long illness.
A direct descendant Of Revo-
lutionary War Gen. Mad An
thony" Wayne, Mrs. Elgin at
tended the Holton-Arms School
and made her Washington de-
but in 1884.
During World War II she
was active in the motor corps
and volunteer nurses aides Of
the American Red Cross.
She leaves her mother, Mrs.
Wayne Wirgman, and q sister,
Mrs. p. Wayne Kittelle, both
of 2817 Durnbarton avenue
NV; a son, Wayne Elgin, of
1902 Smoke Tree road, Poto-
mac, the home address, and a
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ayres
Brame III, of San Francisco.
Services will be at 10 am.
Friday at the Gawler Funeral
Home. Wisconsin avenue and
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Dratha
lNpERAON. MOTION D.

MORTON D. on Tues
5. nAsNpERsSoN". formerly m ~, Of oiouess.
Justine < Anderson, father Of wi:
liam M. Anderson and brother OF
Mrs. Bert Madden. Funeral sery;
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. sc.
June IL. AZ III am. Interment
NJ ~, and Phliadeiphla, Pa, papers
please eopyJ Visiting hours gntil
ANNETTE. EwELL n. on Tuesday,
General Hospital, Annapolis, Nd.
EwEtL D. ANNETTE Of 800 Perm
rd'. Annapolis, Nd. the beloved
husband OF Bessie 1. Annette. father
Of Eweil r.. Annette IT,, of oeala,
fla stepfnther OF Mrs. J. c. Pen.
Eugene Fender q paris. Franesi
brother OF Barney Annette and Mrs.
Flora Hammond, both Of jackson,
seven Grandchildren. Friends may
call At. the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81, and Mass. ave, ne, from 10
10 pm. Wednesday, june IL. Berv-
Ices Al the National Funeral Home,
Memphis. Tenn, on Saturday, June
10, at 1890 am. Frienda are re-
guested TO wire flowers direct 70
Memphis. Tenn, In care OF funeral
home. interment Forest Hill Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
6. WiIdenstein,
Noted Art Dealer

PARIS, June IL (AP).-
Georges Wildenstein, interna.
tional art dealer and historian
died Monday night at his
home. He was II.
In 1884. Mr.. Wildenstein took
over direction of the Widen
stein Galleries in Paris, Lon
don, New York and Buenos
Aires from his father. He spent
most of World War II In New
York and published there a
monthly magazine, La Repub-
lique Francois, in l941-1946.
During the war period he also
prepared an inventory of
French art and architectural
treasures at the request of the
American Army as a guide to
avoid bomb destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Duyid ZeikeI

BISBEE, Ariz., June IL CAP)
David zeikel, SO, q concert vio-
linist and for several years
concertmaster of the RKO The
alter Of the Air. died Monday
of q heart attack. Mr.. zeikel,
the son OF Austrian immigrants
made his debut In Carnegie
Hall when he was IS and began
q series Of concert tours Of the
United States and Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Dr.. Vunderspek,
Dutch Consul

SEATTLE, June IL (AP).-
DR.. Arie A. Vanderspek, 30,
honorary consul for the Meth
erlands for more than 80 years
both here and in Spokane,
Wash. died Monday.
DR.. Vanderspek, a native OF
the Netherlands. came to the
United States in 1912. He was
awarded the Knights Cross in
the Order Of the Netherlands
Lion when he retired in 1854.
Survivors include a sister,
Mrs. Nelli Kohl of The Hague.
Services will be held tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Charles w. Thornthwuite,
US. Authority on Climate

Charles warren Thorn
thwaite, SO, one Of the Nations
leading authorities on climate.
died Of cancer yesterday at an
Elmer IN. j. hospital.
He served as chief of the
Climate Division Of the Soil
Conservation Service here from
1885 to 1916, and as a professor
at the University Of Maryland
from 1914 to 1947.
He was a consultant to the
Mexican Irrigation Commission
from 1914 to 1916.
On leaving Washington, Mr..
Thornthwaite became director
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Ohioun to Head
6. O. P. Fund Unit

Hamilton w. wright Of
Gates Mills. Ohio. has been
named executive director OF the
Republican National Finance
Committee.
He will conduct Embarrassing
operations for the party's ma
tional organization from the
commuters headquarters here
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DFatha

EUPPIERI, ANGELO. on Monday.
2Neo o z 1872 & e y So 5fsid' isES
81. s,e.,, beloved husband Of Mary
Zuppieri, br0ther-in-law OF John
and, Stella Micro and Louis Naples.
and Mrs, Frances Brooks. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
where prayers will be said Friday,
June IA, at 9:16 am; thence 70
Holy HOY Rosary CATHOLIC Church 3Id
Sacrifice Of the Mass viii be Offered
at 10 am. for the reposO OF Ms
soul Interment Mount Oliyet
cemetery. Ii
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--e sites
In Masonic section. the only tive
avail. In this area. aB5-23pG. ~
TOR SAIL Erayeslte, Cedar Hill.
EDITH HEIGHT, t4Ot Chapman ave.
a,wl Roanoke. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Harrison street NV, with
burial at Old st. David's Gene
terry, Radnor, Pa.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA. g.7aff
bIks, North Of Waiter Reed Hospital
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
a.. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th b. and Mass. ave. ~. $4,000
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IAILUhI JUHN w. A Special commu-
"a nication Of Redemption
M Lodge, No. "a, F. q A. M,
"A IN is called for o am. Thurs
M ING day, June Is, 1868, at the
WLV Masonic Temple, 1000 You
Nv st. NV. for the purpose
" Of performing the last sad
rights for our late brother, JOHN
w; TAYLOR. Members please
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Announcements Of

AnhOuntement8 OF
Services BY Chambers
Rutter, Henry A. WV, Chambera Ca.
Hawkes.,
Michael r, w, w, Chambarn ca.
Hoop, William +, w. w, ChambeFN %.
Benesh, Charles W. W. ChambeFe %.
Brooks,
Patrick r. W. w. Chambers Co.
Jones, John s. W. W. Chambera @
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LExIE B. HANFoRD, W. N
WILLIAM D. MURRAY, Seer


TILGHMAN, JOSEPHINE. On SIM.
day, June 3, 1858, at the District
General Hospital. MRS. JOSEPHINE
TILGHMAN, wife Of Lloyd i. Thigh
man, mother Of Bernice M. Jen-
nings, Juanita N. Moten, Jeanne
washington. Constance J. Rouse,
Lloyd j., Norman /. and Warren
Tilghman, and sister Of Hortense
Brown, Dorothy Greene, GLADYS
Arnold, Evangeline Jennings, Com
stance Lofty, Vivian Hamilton,
Milan Gordon and oliver Gordon
She also leaves 10 grandchildren.
great-grandehildren. other rela-
tiyes and many friends. Friends may
~, al. the Boyd Funeral Home,
522. Sth 81. Sc. Services will be
held at IL am. Thursday, June
u, at the Brentwood A, M. Il.
Zion. Church. 4037 Webster at.
North Brentwood, Nd, with the
Rev. 0rayson Relish Officiating. In
terment Arlington National Gene
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june IN Iy9 sa ?. On Monday
T HG5sa AssoH5o' M 81 PAEEIHlHff Il;
nah E. Murphy Cnee coilinsI' father
q Thomas j., G. Francis, Mary b,
S %ot5.Se !; s sna Paul p; Murphy;
the Sisters Of Charity sn9 %
Margaret Tracey, both Of ireland
also surviving. are ten grandchiI.
dren, Funeral from the Timothv
hanlon Funeral Home, 474s wis.
eee9nsin aye; NV, on Thursday, June
a. az s:I5 an. REQUIEM Mass
~ agnes Church. 1914 North
randolph ST., cherrydale, Arlingtan
VA. AZ ~ I'm. Interment Mount
OnveI Cemetery. Relatives AMI
twri s5 invited. Rosary at s pm.
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ssy. June sDM Y. Iod5 2 On b TIed 1s:
SsafS siS U RIA ri b.l S;s 5 SD:
osnd Of Sabina R. Murray. father
brother OF DR.. Francis M. Murray nav
Charles n conSa;y d p; g. Ca and lMITs.
Funeral Home. 1921 i4th At nw
on Friday. June ii. Al a.So n y,
Eeauism Mass At the Shrine ssT ., IN IL.
msnt Ma assrt oi st 10 am: Inter
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day. June 10. 1888, al os con mon,
University Hospital. Wsshinstonnh,
LETTE Of 1000 East wakeiias
drive. Alexandria, Va, the husband
q Maxine + Tillette. father OF
bara M. Tillette and Judson W. Tii-
lette; son Of Percy b. Tiiiette.
Friends may call ct the Demaine
Memorial Chapel, $50 South WASH
ington ~, Alexandria. Va, park
S Iscilitiesl where services will
AZ 8 pm. Interment Viewers
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H Jsns ' Ssss. SEGiHN " " 9FsSilYF SoE
Of Alta Taylor, father Of Barbara
Jones and brother Of Mabel Peytor
survived by three Srandchildren' two
aunts, other relatives and q host
Of friends. After 5 pm. Wednes-
day. June IL, friends are invited
g call at the Jarvis, Chapel. 1882
be held at st. Luke's Episco pi
Church. 18TH and Church SITS. NV,
on Thursday, June 10, at 10 am.
Interment Carver Memorial Park. ~
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TYSON, WALTER R. In loving mem
DRY Of our devoted father and
grandfather. WALTER r. HYsON.
VINO died one year ago today, June
face that Is ever before US,
A voice that We cannot forget.
smile that viii last forever
IN memory you are with US yet
YOUR DEVOTED CHIIDREN
0RANDcHILDREN. DAUGHTER.
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sssx; June 81. i ssSss TIELf 3n s TSS;.
SER NORRIS Of 40S5 Minnesota
HEs; ne soALp2t; I. beloved wife Of
BoWser and sister Of Mrs. Fior-
ence knowlan and Walter Uushur
Aiso surviving are two grand.
enildren. other relatives and many
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TYLER, BOYD N. suddenly, on

ALLEht hOLD M Suddenly, on
S SHi rpS June . 1868, BOYD N.
pp IN husband Of Mrs. Anna
Of Mrs, Bernice Moore. Mrs. Bea-
irlce Anderson and Charles p.
Tyler. Three uncles, one amt,
many cousins. other relatives and
20 pm; Wsdnssdsy'. june Il, friends Is
are Invited 70 call AZ the Henry
washington a Sons Funeral
Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne. Fu-
neral services on Thursday, June
y. AZ II noon. At the New Hope
BAPTIST Church, 6l6 sth 81. NV,
the Rev. Charles II. Hamilton of
Heating Interment Arlington Ma
YOUNG. RICHARD. on Monday.
hospltal. RicaRARb YYI ousd S 81 asss
Philip, Frank NJ ana Leon s' Youn Z,
81. He also leaves four grandehiI-
dren, two great-grandchildren, one
sister, Mrs. Marche Harris and
many other relatives and friends,
Prom ) 70 10 pm. Thursday, June
3, friends may call At the Henry
WashinFton a Sons Funeral
Home. 1928 Deane ave. ne RE-
mains will lie In state al Mount
Paran Baptist Church, 1871 X al.
Sc, from am. Friday, June ~.
until time OF funeral, 1 pm, the
Rev, Foster Graham oifieiating
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene