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DRathH

AHUEs. HERMAN F.. On Saturday.
pitaI. HERMAN +. AHUEs, beloved
husband Of Mrs, Louisa K, Ahues.
Also surviving is his daughter.
Paula. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave; ne, after pm.
held on Tuesday. August 10. at
1880 am. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. IL
ALDER, LEE W. On Sunday, August
II. 1868. LEE W. ALDER Of 1922
late. Nellie c. and Jessie W. Alder;
uncle of Mrs. Jessie v. Miller OF
watNer d6.Sn. y. X; Raymond Alder Alder
q Maple view. N. z. aT and Ho ward
Alder Of sycracuse. N, z. Friends
are invited to call ct the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
Union Cemetery I0''t''Vill'' Y Ys
ALLEN. JOSEPH W. On Sunday. August
JOSEPH S w. q ALE Gssue 81 es ss0i sSssb
Of Mrs. Mae L. Allen; stepfather q
Judson F. LaMoure; brother Of Mrs
Clifton Brown: grandfather OF
Lawrence J. and Thomas z. La
great-grandchildre Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st, and Massachusetts, ave. me-,
where services will be held on We'd
nesday, August IA, at / pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
ALLAN. JOSEPH W. An emmergent
"a communication Of Hiram
IN Lodge. No. 10, F. A. A. M
IN Is called at the Lee Funeral
M mo Home, 4th st. and Mass
TNZX ave. ne. Tuesday, August
W. 10. 1868, at 1880 pm. for
W the purpose Of holding
Masonic services for our late brother
SossEPa W :.h ALAN ~ ~
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Funeral Home

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Clark, Jerry 816 II 50. NE.
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TYLER, FANNIE Z. On Friday, August

.. 1888. FANNIE Z. TYLER Of Isl
L st. Sc. beloved aunt Of Mrs. Edna
Edwards. John and George /. Monta-
que and Frank Coleman, great-aunt
Of Ralph Montague. She also is
survived by other relatives and a
day. August 10, friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
You st. NV. Holy Mass will be of
fered at st. Vincent De Paul Catholic
Church. South Capitol and NJ sts.,
on T Tstss%s1 A9gIst y IT, q csm 10
terry. Recitation Of the Rosary at
S:I5 pm, Tuesday, August l3. IL
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, No, is, 81. p. 3, Eiks,
Funeral Home, 4th 81.
and Mass. ave. ne, Mon
day, August ~. 1903,
AZ 4 pm, to exemplify
the ritual of the order N
81 our late brother, DAVID
ON r. MCMAHON. n. n.
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sTEGALL, GLYNN d. Suddenly, o.

Saturday. Ausust 10, 1853, dEYN 4
D., sTEGALL Of 2sO1 Quebec st. NV.
beloved husband. Of Mildred F. Stesal
aS DTSshsr c Sf Fr Mps f stsga .Sa
Of Fort Worth, Tex: Mrs. r. C
Martin Of Irving. Tex, and Mrs
Marvin McCleskey of Graham, Tex
Friends may call at the RinaldI
Funeral Home, 7400 Georgia ave
Z to o pm. Services and intermeni
on Wednesday, August IA, at the
First Methodist Church, Graham
Tex
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UNDERWOOD. MARY p. On wednes

dsZ. August !, 1888. MARY ?.
OF Mrs. corneiia Z BAILEY Ms
Ferby E. Branson. Talmadge H..
John M. and Carl M. Ewing. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. From 4 to 1890 pm.
Monday. August ~. friends are nj
Home. 1920 9th ST. NV. After o am.
Tuesday. August 10. the remains will
lie In state at Israel c. M. Z. Church,
9TH and Randolph SITS, NV, where
services will be held at IL am. In
terment Lincoln Memoriay Cemetery.
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swENsON, ANNA MARIE. On Monday

August Il. 1868. at the FREDERICK
Memorial Hospital, Frederick. Nd
ANNA MARIE SWENSON, beloved
wife of Carl O. Swenson; sister Of
william H. Woolley, Samuel H
Wooney and Mrs. Louise Janowitz
many nieces and nepheWs also
survive. Funeral service at thu
Market st., Frederick, Md, Tuesday
at IL am. Thence to Clofter, N. j.
where services will be held Wednes
day. at pm. at the Moritz Funera
Home. Interment will be at Bergen
field N J.
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,.og n, ~ 1 W1NFUhD. Dc
i963. she leaves To moiSn their ios 20
devoted husband, Woodrow Stat
ford; one daughter, Gladys Jen-
nings; one son, James Shavers;
two sisters, Elnore Carpenter and
Fannie Lewis and a host of other
TO 10 pm, tuesday. AUGUST III
friends may call at the Hoffman
Funeral Home, 909 9th st. NV
Funeral Wednesday, August IA from
the above chapel. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. Arrange.
ments by Edmonson Funeral Service
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August 10. 1868, PAUL DAVID
TURER Of 400 Chillum I'd, Hyatts-
vile, Md, beloved husband Of Flor
ence Turer and devoted father of
vived by a sister, Miss Blanch Turer
Of Los Angeles, Calf, and two
brothers, Jack and Leo Turer, both
Of New York. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky & Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. parking
gust IL, at IL noon. Interment
King David Memorial Garden. Me-
mortal week, 400 Chillum I'd, Hy-
attsville. Nd In lieu Of flowers,
the family suggests that contribu-
tons may be made to the American
Heart Assoeiatinn
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GITTLEsON, EVA. The officers ant

~: &! 81; 4; /;
y. services were held Sunday,
NoRhA a. LEVINE, w. M.
THELMA A. STEINER. secy.
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DUFFY. FkANCIS a, Suddenly, on Sat.
d btvH HYsS 81 $50 5S i NUTh sRRtA b
Arlington, Va, beloved husband o.
Virginia n. Duffy. brother Of Mrs
Mildred ReIdel OF Houston, TEX.
and Mrs. Dorothy Pickle Of Key
West. Fla; uncle OF Raymond Reide,
otEss s AlinsstOSS Friends F1s1. may Eo SS
1901 North Fairfax dr.. Arlington
Va. after 10 am. Tuesday, August
-. Funeral services Thursday, Au.
gust 10 az II am, at the Ne
0leDe "a. Interment National Me-
mortal Park.
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WADE. MURRAY e. sr On SATURDAY.

August 10. 1868 81; ' MURRAY III f1S9'0I q
Mount Rainier, Nd. beloved husband nd
Of the late Elizabeth Wade. father
O. Murray 9; Wade, *. and Mrs,
Lam c., Russell c. and Paul B.
Wade. Also survived by five grand
children. Friends may call at Gasch' 8
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyille, Nd. after 10 am. Mon
day. where services will be held on
Tuesday, August 10. at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
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sCHAEFFER, MAE GRACE. On SUI

day. AUGUST ii, 1903, at Mont
SS ISs5 sc di2sFf s e esdar oA %AE
Nd. beloved wife Of Richard T.
s, Boyd and sister Of Mrs. JAMIE
FLYNN. Mrs, EVE !. Woodfield. Mrs.
Ayis, warfisld, Fred B., Norman,
Watkins. There also are four grand-
children. Mrs. Schaeffer rests at
the Olin l.. Molesworth Funeral
Home, Damascus, Nd Services will
be held on Wednesday, August IL,
az pm, ~ Upper Seneca Baptist
ment church cemetery. 13
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PA hISS,., Caa akLEES,eaC' On Saturday
PARKS Of 1904 Ayr lane, Bethesda.
Nd, beloved husband OF Mary e
Parks. father Of Mrs. Lorraine NJ
Fox and brother Of Mrs. Winifred
vived By four grandchildren. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Md
Services Tuesday, August 49, at IL
Myer, Va. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
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MOODY. GRACE NJ. On Friday. Au-
gust 0, 1868, at George Wash
M. MOODY Of i12 South FenW ASE
ST.. Arlington. Va, beloved mother
Of Mrs. Iris Wayland and sister Of
Mrs. Kate L.. McClifford. Mrs. Sara
NJ. Smith. Mrs. Maude NJ. Enden-
field. Mrs. Ruth NJ. Smith and
Frank o. Miller. She also Is sur
vived by two grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday, August 10, at 10 am.
1nterment National Memorial Park.
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August 10, 1868. at Holy Cross Hos
pital. CHRISTINE o'BRiEN Of 3I07
Dawson ave, Silver Spring, Nd
wife Of William Wade o'Brien,
Thomas Paul O'Brien and sister OF
Mrs. George c. Marshall, Mrs. Louise
Avery, Mrs. Ernest Allan Murray
and Charles T. and John M. Hicks.
Mrs. O'Brien rests at the Warner
deorSian avs siiyer s SUMis; o III
(parking facilitiesl. Mass will be
offered for the repose Of her soul
Tuesday, August 10. at 10 am,
at st. Catherine Laboure Church,
Xiers Mill and Claridge rds.,
wheaton, Md. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. IL
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FOLEY, CHARLES A. On Monday
iss 4th st. SEE cAAsLR Is A. l' FoIEY.
beloved brother OF Mrs. Martin A
Cook, Mrs. Joseph Larkin, John r.,
Francis J. and Bessie Foley. Friends
may call at the James II. Ryan Flu
neral Home. 317 Pa. ave, SEE. or
Monday, August 12. after pm
services and interment Great Bar
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'HAHLEB q. washington
Lodge, No. is, b. p. o.
ElkS, will assemble at
the Robert Humphrey Flu
neral Home, 1857 Wis.
ave, Monday, August IL,
emplify the ritual Of the
memory Of our late brother,
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ington HOSPITAL, Fredericksburg, Va.
wADEK Of colonial Beach. A Va, Be.
loved wife OF Charles II. Wader
mother OF George E., Charles ii.
Donald O., Thelma I, owens, Kath.
crime Z. Bissell and GLADYS NJ. Green
Prayer service will be held at 1856
Am. Wednesday, AZ the Nash a
Slaw Funeral Home, Colonial Beach
Va. Funeral services will be helt
wednesday At 2 pm, at the For
Myer Chapel, Arlington Nationa
Cemetery, and burial will follow n
Arlington National Cemetery. Friendl
and relatives may call at the Nasi
= Hlaw Funeral Home, Colonia
Beach. Va.
WENzEL. ALFRED Y. On Friday, Au
gust =. 1868, AZ 81. Petersburg. Fla.
Arllngton. Va. beloved husband Q
Helen B. wenzel. father OF Mrs
Charlotte L. Craun Of Arlington, Va.
brother Of Emil p. Wenzel OF Lewis
dale. Nd, He also Is survived b,
five. grandchildren. Friends may cal
a. the Arlington Funeral Home. 800
North Fairfax DR., Arlington. Va.
after IL am. Monday, August ~
where services will be held oil
"wednesday, August IL. at 2 pm
Interment Cedar I'M Cemetery. 10
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sULL!ENDER. WILLIAM ELIGAH. On

SULLENDEk. WILLIAM ELIGAH. on
Saturday, August TO-. 1868, at the
ELIGAH sULLENDER OF IL West
Oaks ST.. Alexandria, Va. husband
Of Eva Smith Sullender of the home
address and brother of Mrs. Emma
sullender Finney Of Roanoke. Va,
lington. Va. Also survived by one
niece, Mrs. Florence Finney Shrader
Of Atlanta. Ca and nephew, Henry
Tyler Finney. Jr., Of Roanoke. Va
Friends may call at the Everly-
Braddock I'd. Alexandria, Va.
where services will be held on Tues
day. August 10. at 2 pm. Masonic
services will be conducted by An
drew Jackson Lodge No. 100, A. F.
and A. NJ. Interment Ivy Hill Gem
eterY. Alexandria. Va IL
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usA an FTiday. August 2. 1855
loved husband OF Flora A. Robbins,
father Of Barbara A.. Joan M.
Kathleen j.. and Patricia L, Rob
bins, son Of MI. and MIS-. Harold
brother OF Mrs. Dorothy cutler and
Richard Robbins, both Of Quincy.
Mass. Friends may call at the
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Co
lumbiR pike. Arlington, Va. after
ices will be held az j pm. Wednes-
day. August IA. at the Fort Myer
Arlinston National Cemetery.
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GEORGE WALTER. In mem
DRY Of our husband and father,
parted two years ago today. Auriist
IL. 1901.
Although life's sun for each must set,
THOSE whom we love we ne'er FORGET
WELLS ROSE.
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CHARLFs G, PARKS,
MILTON F. MCMAHON, Z. r.

RANDOLPH. LEOLA. On Wednesday.
Rss Mas JOE EEA rF ESSPoEPH HO 81
Bill 18th st. ne, devoted wife of
Mr.. William Randolph. She Is also
survived by three sons, six daugh-
ters.. 2S grandchildren and eight
four sisters. two aunts, other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
may be viewed on Monday, August
IL. after 3 pm. at the Hall Bros.
Funeral Home s.t W. P pS ,ssd sxS
August 10. at IL am, from the
Church of God and Christ. 1895
Park I'd. NV. the Rev. Samuel
Kelsey officiating: Interment Lin
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August 10. 1858, after a long III
ness. GERTRUDE SMITH OF All 7
st. NV. nurse at the Gordon Con-
valescent Home for many years
S Sas Sisters sur SnS one OE brotS %1 Ms
Jennie 8. Payne, Mrs. Ida s. Taylor
and Raymond Smith. ST.; one neph.
ew, Raymond Smith, tr. Also many
other relatives and friends. After
3 pm. Monday, August IL, friends
may call at loves Funeral Home
1925 Maryland ave. me-, where fu-
neral services will be held on Tues.
day. August 10, at IL am. Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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KUNDzICz. vITALIs R. on Mond,

ASssSIts ~ S1r 19Ss k e NA5sIEsRdTs
SIS ABINGDON dr. ,Alexandria, Va.
Brockton, Mass, Friends may cal
at the. Murphy Funeral Home, 1924
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va, after
pm. Monday and until $50 pm
Tuesday. Recitation Of the Rosary
Mr. Kundzicz viii then be trans.
ported to the Conley Funeral Home
Brockton, Mass, for services and
interment. Expressions OF sympathy
may be made to the Heart Asso-
citation OF Northern Virginia. Boston
and Brockton, Mass, papers please
cOpyl IA
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KUNz, WALTER. on Monday, AuVu

-, 1858, at his residence, 433C
Garrison st, NV. WALTER KUNz
beloved husband Of Hildegard Kunz
father Of Mrs. Jacquelin La Fleul
and Walter Pierre Kunz, brother o
Lucien Kunz OF Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Lisy Baumgartner OF Washing
ton, d. C.; Miss Berry Kunz Of Chur
Switzerland, and Mrs. Mary Specl
Of Floral Park, Long Island, N Y
He also Is survived BY one grand
Chapel, Wis. ave. at Harrison ST
NV, parking on .premisesl, wherI
services will be held on Wednesday
August IA, at pm. Intermeni
Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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H urdSy' Hu nNs'1 10. 20 1883. GENEVA Eva
&c. g. TAYLOR. mother Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Shores and grandmother
Of Mr.. Elmore N. Watson, the Rev.
Gilbert E. L. Watson and Geraldine
!. Harrison, Also surviving are five
Observation-Disclosures other relatives
and many friends. After 8 pm.
until 10 pm. Tuesday, August 10,
Mrs. Taylor will lie in state ct
Emanuel Baptist Church, 2409
Wednesday, August IA, at 1 pm,
at the above-named church, the Rev.
G. W. Ward officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by the Robert @. Mason
Funeral Home. No viewing before
services on Wednesday. August IA.
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August 10, 1908, at 81. PaulsI n. &.
erts Of silver Spring, No, [; brother q
Lawrence D. and Reginald E,
and Mrs. Ruby n. Feustll Of Berkeley,
Calf. Also survived BY three grand
children. Friends may call az the
Pearson Funeral Home, 472 North
Washington ST.. Fails Church, Va,
day, August 10, at pm. Interment
OakWoOd Cemetery
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day. August H. 1868. at the eV wash ash
in ggT9r, s SasIaT and ,J Hospital tal
Lebanon ST., Silver Spring, Nd.
beloved husband Of Marguerite Koch
father Of Mrs. Gloria L. Watts, Mrs
Barbara Kimm and John A. Koch
He also Is survived by seven grand
CHILDREN. Friends may can at tn
st. NV, (parkinR opposite), after Z
pm. Monday. Services in Fort Lin
coin MauSoleum Chapel on Wednes
day.. August IA, at 1 pm. Entomb
ment private. 10
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MORRIS. GERTRUDE D. On Friday

August 9, 1868, at Holy Cross Hos
pital, Silver Spring, Nd. GERTRUDE
d. MORRIS Of Washington. D. c..
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises). where serv-
ices Will be held on Tuesday, August
Ii. at IL am. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery 10
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f Eospt q lG sSM6E a. Di sM Ssp'rs
BIS @ st. ne, Apt. 1O2. devoted
husband Of Mrs. Viola Simmons
Also surviving are one daughter
one son, one sister. one brother
other relatives and many friends
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. 301t
18th st. ne. (ample parking facil
itiesl. where. friends may call aftel
pm. Tuesday. August IS. Funera
W SsegiSss will Au Be hsld At pm
inthian Baptist Church. 500 Eye st
NV. the Rev Pervis Mckinney Of.
ficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gem
eterY. ~
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pital. EUGENE Lacy OF 1900 sher-
man ave. NV, Apt. 204. He is sur
vived BY his wife, Mrs. Helen Lacy:
one son. Leroy oassaway; one grand
70 mourn oSTGy 6sT ioss re &c ss saas.
Mrs. Louise WASHINGTON, Miss Geneva
Lacy and Mrs. Teresa Corriee OF
New. York City. and q host OF other
NV M an6 1Esn9S NJ NJ! Lacy rests
Home, 7i9 Kennedy st. NV. where
friends may call from to 10 pm.
Monday. August IL, Services viii be
held on Tuesday, August ID. at IL
noon. az the coTinthian Baptist
r. r.. Gainey officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 1919
LEE. CHARLES. OF i417 Ives nj. Sc.
on Friday, August o, 1o63. CHARLES
LEE. devoted husband OF Leather
Lee. also surviving are seven step
children, a number of grandchildren
and many friends. Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements BY Rollins. 10
LEE, ELMER c. on saturday. August
10 legSl r g. Mount Alto Hospital,
his passing one daughter, Mrs, Gloria
e., Lee, one brother, Joseph y, Lee,
other relatives ana many friends.
Remains resting at the John II,
Rhines. co. Funeral Home. .3015
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
LEHMAN, DAVID n. On Saturday.
A Hts pA Az 50sS LN a nC,sOr 8, He's ss5
Holly dr.. vero Beach. Fia.. beloved
ther OF Russell II. Lehman, grand-
father Of Mrs, Lynda Haines. David
Robert, Russell 8. and Donald r.
Lehman. Also survived BIZ one
great-grandson, william r. Haines;
uncle Of Mrs. Mary Upton. David
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
am 81 ana Mas a,,.ds ave ne
where services will be held on Tues
day, August 10, at 2.30 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery ~
LEHMAN, DAVID n, Washington Lodge,
.E~A. No. is, B. p. o. Elks.
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NOBLE, FLORENCE L. On Saturday

August 10, 1868, FLORENCE L.
NOBLE Of zoos Sd st: Sc, devoted
Mrs. Mary Edwards, sister Of Mrs.
Myrtle Forrest. She also is survived
by four grandchildren, one great
grandchild, other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed al
day, August 10, where the Rosary
will be recited at pm. Requiem
Mass will be celebrated Wednesday
August II. at 8 am, at st. Vincent
de PauPs Catholic Church, South
Capitol and NJ SITS. Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery. Arrange.
ments BY Barnes & Matthews. ID
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JOHN 7. on Saturday,,
August 10, 1868. JOHN T. MEL
LINGER of ,2QS woodland I'd, Rock
Nellinger, father OF Mrs Alice
Hutchinson and Mrs. Helen Klumph,
brother of Mrs. Maude Free and
Fred Nellinger. Also survived BY nine
grandchildren and 20 great-grand-
children. Friends may call after z
pm. Monday, August ~. at the
Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Humphrey, Rockville, Md, where
services viii be held on Wednesday,
August IA, at 1920 am. Interment
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DRatha
LEHMAN. DAVID r. and

LEHMAN. DAVID n. The members of
~ the Association Of Oldest
%IA Inhabitants are advised of
AnlHrN the death of our member,
|NNSHt DAVID r. LEHMAN, on
W&H@V Saturday, August 10, 1868.
NT Services Lee Funeral Home,
w 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne, Tuesday, August 10, 1868, at
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DOUGLAS, REV. JAMES Z. All Off
GERS and members Of the Baptist
ministers Conference Of Washing
attend the funeral services OF our
brother, the REV. JAMES z. DOUG.
Las on Tuesday, August 10, 1868,
at First Baptist Church, Vienna,
Va; 81 ~ noon; -.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-05
FIERY CROSS
IN BERKELEY

BERKELEY. Calf. A fiery
cross was burned in Berkeley on
the lawn of Rev. Fred Strip, a
candidate for mayor. Strip,
the University of California
debate coach. aupports the anti
discrimination housing ordinance
which was on the ballot this week.
The proposed ordinance would
prohibit housing discrimination
because of race. color, re-
ligion. national origin or ances-
try"
The City Council adopted the
ordinance in January after a 10
month study by special COM
mission. A referendum petition
bearing more than O,OOO sigma
lures referred it to popular vote
Tuesday.
The council says virtually all of
Berkeley's 81 $50 Negroes are
crowded into the southwe stern
section of the city. A blocks
wide buffer. predominantly of
other nonwhites, separates the
Negro section from the predom-
inantly white areas of the city.
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-05
ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL $,
Discussing Arizona Law
THE LAWYERSr ROLE

Once the method of trying lawsuits
that lawyer considered manipuator
Since the public has been informed procedure
this conception largely has been corrected
Is pictured for what he really fellow who pre-
case in designed fully and eimaey protect his
clients interests
The duty with his first contat with his cen+
When advised Of the controversy he usually questions client
thoroughly determine all of involved His first dy
Is effectively evaluae the Immediately
vises his client tell everything circumstances which
trivial the client
In the trial of the cause.
The attorney involved and determines
the theory under which lawsuit controversy be approached
1t surprising
and that nearly always necessary for LAWYER TO ht the
BOOKS to find decision governs the particular
principle involved This is sometimes long
situation.
Quite frequently lawyer necessary TO take stare
ents OF opposing parties determine what facts
they know that will confront him trial. He permied
Immediately planning strategy and determining the main
points, actlal and legal. upon which he will rely.
Inc next step nearly negotiations between
parties which lead settlement. This USUALLY
taxes considerable te ingenuity and diplomacy result nanv
settled O court.
takes considerable me ingenuity diplomacy AS result many
settled of court.
the settled the attorney prepares trial
The be lost in trial preparation
is absolutely substitute work. any difference between
attorneys in natural ability usually leveed thorough prep
aration.
One of the important aspects is the Jury. The
fate OF the lawsuit determined
walks e Of different interests frequently different race
sex. and nationality The lawyer offend none
OF the jurors, and from the time he walks courtroom he
endeavors make upon the ry panel
He tries from the upon Jury that
his client is seeking only that which is right and just.
hs legal column public service under super
vision OF the State Bar Of Arizona and inom
adviSe.)
Arizona tribune., 1963-04-05

Charles w. Pine is the pre- si-
dent owner of a new firm, Pine
and Associates Public Rela-
tions. located in the Del Webb
Bldg. $500 North Central.
Pine. former Valley National
Bank publicity director for nearly
l0 years, is celebrating his 18th
year in public relations work. He
received the Maricopa Medi-
cal Societys "extraordinary
community service" award for
his work in the polio vaccine i'm
munization program.
He Is founder and director of
the state chapter of the Public
Relations Society of America.
Vice president is Charles M.
Swaart and Miss Thayer R. Mar
tin is the administrative aide.