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County Considers
Varying Bids on
New Construction

The Prince Georges County
Commissioners have taken
under advisement II bids rang
ing from STA million to $780,
900 for the four-story addition
to the HyattSville County
Service Building.
The bids were opened yes
terday in the County court
house in Upper Marlboro after
a hassle between the commits
sioner and 10 construction
company representatives.
The clash began when one
bidder apparently turned in his
offer to the County Service
Building rather than to the
courthouse by II am. as ad-
vertised. County Attorney Rob-
ert Matthias advised the COM
miSsioners to wait in Upper
Marlboro before opening the
rest of the bids.
However, Commissioner Jesse
Baggett moved that all the
bids be rejected and that the
county call for new ones in the
interest of protecting the tax
payers" His motion failed to
receive a second and he with
drew it.
Ten Of the bids include seven
in design and the
apparent low bid of $802,297
was offered by r. T. Wood
field, Inc, of 4510 Arkansas
avenue NV.
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Sands moved to Loudoun
County in 1907. Two years
later, he was named Master of
the Hounds for the Hunt, STEP
ping down from the position in
1854 for reasons of health. On
his resignation, the directors
of the hunt elected him a life
time governor.
On his rolling estate at
Benton, Mr.. Sands bred race
horses, many of which raced
on Maryland and New York
tracks. He also had a prize
winning herd of Guernsey COWS
Ten years ago he moved from
Benton to a smaller home.
Mr.. Sands was the founder
and first president of the Mid
dleburg National Bank. retir-
ing as president in 1888.
One of his recent additions
to the first day of the spring
race meeting was a baby beef
show for Loudoun County All
Club youngsters. Mr.. Sands was
a vesteryman of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church in Middle
burg.
He leaves no immediate sur
vivors. His wife, Edith K,
died in l948. Funeral services
will be held at 4 pm. tomor-
row at the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Middleburg. Burial will
be in the Sharon Cemetery.
1t is requested that express
sions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to either
the Loudoun County Hospital or
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Health
Center.
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Miss Sullivan, 70,
30-Yeur Aide at
Labor Department

Miss Mary Loretta Sullivan,
70, a native and lifelong resi-
dent of the District, die
Thursday after a heart attack.
Miss Sullivan was graduated
from Immaculate Conce, ,tion
Academy here and st. Jos4ph's
College in Emmitsburg, M
In 1858, Miss Sullivan re-
tired after 80 years service
with the Department of Labor.
At the time of her retirement
she was employed in the Bu-
reau of Labor Statistics.
She leaves a brother, Frank
M. Sullivan of 2301 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, and two
nieces, Miss Eleanor Louise
Sullivan, also of the Connecti-
cut avenue address, and Mrs.
Mary Ellen Rust of Bethel,
KanS.
A requiem mass will be Of
fered at $3.50 am. in st. Thorn
as Apostle Church, 1865 Wood
ley road NV Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Washington and the Bon
WANTS of Washington.
He leaves his wife, Anne, ano
a son Charles, jr., a student
at Greensboro IN. c. College
both of the home address, and
a daughter, Miss Nancy Kraft
of 1901 Eighteenth street NV
He also leaves his mother
Mrs. Anne E. Kraft of Phila-
delphia; a brother, Walter H,
Kraft of Newportville. Pa, and
two sisters, Mrs. Charles S
Schofield, also of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Paul S. Gearhart of
Allentown, Pa.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Tuesday in Gawler's Fu-
neral Home, Wisconsin avenue
and Harrison street NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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5 Drill Team Airmen
Hurt in Bus Collision

Five members OF the Boiling
Air Force Base drill team were
slightly injured this morning
when two buses carrying them
back from Andrews Air Force
Base collided on Suitland park
way.
The team had been entertain
ing a group OF foreign chiefs
OF staff at Andrews.
Park Police Pvt. w. Franklin
j. evens said the two Air Force
buses were In separate lanes
on the parkway when one
changed lanes in front OF the
other and stopped at a red
light at Naylor road. The Sec
ond bus struck the rear OF
the first. knocking II into a
small foreign car. injuring the
] five men
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US. Studies Aims
Of Reds on Arms


The United States Disarma-
ment Agency has signed a
$65,00O contract with the Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology at Cambridge for a
study OF Soviet interest in vari-
Gus types OF arms control and
disarmament measures.
Under the contract, NIT ex-
perts will look into Soviet mott
vations and detectives in rela-
ton 10 disarmament measures.
The Disarmament agency said
the contract was signed May /,
and the study Is TO be COM
pleted by December, 1861.
A second contract. In the
amount of sl45,00O. provides
for a study OF regional arms
control and disarmament ar
rangements for Latin America,
Africa and the Middle East.
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Church Council
Defers Election
Of Area Officers

The National Capital Area
Council Of Churches this week
held its annual meeting but did
not elect new officers.
Elections were held in abey-
ance pending final action on a
proposed new constitution
which was discussed yesterday
and will be acted on at a Sec
ond meeting to be called by the
board of directors within 30
days.
A major element in the pro-
posed constitution is a reduc-
ton by more than half in the
size of the board of directors
and a change in the manner OF
its election. The smaller board
in turn would take steps to
tighten the organizational
structure of the council.
The present board numbers
more than 100 and proponents
Of the change. which would
limit 1t to 40. feel that a
smaller unit could function
more efficiently and effectively
Also involved would be a
change in the name Of the
council, which was the WASH
ington Federation Of Churches
until several years ago when II
broadened its scope to include
nearby Virginia churches
Among proposed new names are
Council of Churches of
Greater Washington" and
Capital Area Church Council"
The meeting heard a report
that its membership has grown
TO $50 churches during the last
year. Six new churches were re-
ceived as members during yes
terdays meeting.
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The two woman occupants OF
the car repeatedly were not in
jured and the car suffered
minor damage, police said.
The so Air Force men on
the buses had earlier enter
tanned l6 chiefs Of staff in an
honor ceremony before the visi-
tors left Andrews for their re-
spective countries.
The injured men. all airmen
third class, we're taken TO the
Andrews hospital in four am
balances by the Silver Hill Res
cue Squad. One man. Larry
Ryon, 10, was treated for nose
injuries and released.
The other men, who were
held for X-rays. are James K.
Walsh. 10: Larry E. Gresham.
20; Hubert d. Roberts. IS, and
Karel r. Slatmyer, 10.
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Mobile X-Ruy
Visits Scheduled

The Prince Georges County
tuberculosis and Health Asso-
citation has announced that its
chest X-ray mobile unit will
make free X-rays available this
week according to the follow
ing schedule:
May 1914, Beltsville, AMI
NAL Research, 10 am. to 5 pm.
May Is, Muirkirk, Post Of
flee, / = 8 pm.
May 1917. Beltsville, Plant
Industry, 10 am. to 5 pm.
May Is. Lakeland, 10 am. TO
5 pm.
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Dfatha

TOBIN, CHERYL ANN. OF 7715 SGD
ave. Palmer Park. Md, on May o.
1868, .daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward =; Tobin; sister Of Sean
granddaughter Of Mrs, Rosa sprsker.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
bSOl Cleveland ave-, Riverdale, Md.
on Saturday. May IL, at S:15 pm.
s Ssi' e. st M Mfrss ar SGsSsss
George Washington Cemetery. 10
TVgE sy ma. SAE Z ,G Ra On eap yS4sSsn'.-
loved mother Of Mrs. Lucille L. Lee,
James , H.: Fletcher "; and Alfonso
Bgriess; other relatives and and many many
lssRnGsss are Ai Invited to SS Call s az a:
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1920 9th
Wesley A. n qn E. Zion a5oS chu tSf IG atR
and Corcoran sts. NV. At 10 am,
contacted al 4029 ed st. n.eJ
Interment Arlington National Gem
vEATCH, JOHN MCLEAN. On Fri
fHy N VEzrdG be 9Ss { SSsbsnd Me- e.
Frances ESs pH yseSt,ch ETiesp TI,, may cail
fS Snle, ~ ait ith st. Se s !pSTEing
May, II, where prayers viii be Of
am; Relatives and friends in
Uted; lnterment Congressional
Cemetery IL
Won KARMAN. DIR. THEODORE. On
dnH seSdsy; May q 1893, At Aachen,
SARMAN of i Budapest sE9 aSDsary V s6S
Pasadena, Calf. He is survived By
no immediate relatives. Services
a.. 2 pm. Tuesday. May IL, at
M Ma sse a rssidensSs s,.d iSOl South
Tarnef q Stevens 'I MertSaryc' Si IS
North MarenEo ave. Pasadena Galii.
wLKERsoN. EVA M. On Friday.
May TO-. 1868, at her residence,
W S22 I 3; Ne" b APT; diOs; EVA NJ
yiyed by a host OF cousins, other
the Stewart Funeral Home. 80 Il
~ where the Rosary viii be M ray
cited at 500 pm. Mass will be
offered on Tuesday, MAY Ia al
5 she Holy NIy, RSedeemer Catholic church.
nav,
sEssg' Arlington National Gem:
WILLIAMS. ELIZA ALICE. On Fri
%iiLfzMs Of IsSa F sbcds 4 fiinnG
mother OF the, late wallace H. Little
a aGrg' 0r stePmother q Magde Piauett
son. Helen E, Sandower and Wallace
9; Littleford, She also Is sur
yiyed BY thirteen greatcgrandchil-
ea at ds essyei Fu aea f Hems may
after Z pm. Saturday Nav M ME-
where services will be held on
MONDAY May IL. at, 2 pm. Inter-
neht Addison Chapel Cemetery. IL
WILLIAMS, LENA A. On Thursday.
ma NAY 9, 1888 a. her residence, 100
beloved mother Of orpheTsi iRsiA WI.
lisms. She also is survived by 4
daughter in-law, Viola X. Williams:
grandchildren. eight great-grand-
cRidren othe T resty.s S5s iEsIE.
on Sunday, May .i2, from 5 pm
70 p; m. friends are invited 10
cal at the Magruder Funeral Home
SSId Nichols ave. s.e;;,, where funeral
May 10. at II am, the Rev
CAROL officiating. Interment Wood.
lawn Cemetery. 10
WOODS, BENJAMIN. On Wednesday
May g, 1868. BENJAMIN WOODS
o. do2i 5th st; NV, beloved hus-
OF Rudolph Woods Also survivina
ere one brother, Forbes Woods Of
Ocala, Fla; grandson, a stem
daughter, Mrs Estelle Taylor, and
otnet relatives. Friends may cali
neral Home, New Jersey ave. and
81. NV, on Sunday, May 10.
aIter IL noon, where funeral serv,
ICES Will be held on Monday, Nav
c 70; az l pm. Interment Woodlawi
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Finuncier's Wife
Obtains Divorce

RENO, New, May IL (AP).-
Rhoda Phyllis Gilbert won an
uncontested divorce yesterday
from Edward M. Gilbert, New
York financier who recently
returned to the United States
from Brazil to face a charge
of Incorporating $l.9 mil
lion belonging to the company
he had headed.
The divorce was granted on
the ground Of extreme mental
cruelty after a closed hearing
in the courtroom of District
Judge John Gabrielli.
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Charles F. Kroft Dies;
Shipping Line Official

Charles F. Kraft, SIS, vice
president of the United States
Lines Co., died yesterday of
cancer in Sibley Memorial Hos
pital.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr.,
Kraft joined the shipping firm
there in 1926 after his gradua-
ton from the University of
Pennsylvania. He was secretary
to the manager of the Phila-
delphia office.
Mr.. Kraft. who lived at 500
Dorset avenue, Chevy Chase,
Md, came to Washington in
1882 and held various posts in
the firm before being named
vice president in 1861.
Reserve Colonel
During World War II Mr..
Kraft served in the Quarter
master Corps and later in the
Transportation Corps, acheiv-
ing the rank of lieutenant
colonel. At the time of his
death, Mr. Kraft held the rank
Of colonel in the Reserves and
was commander of the 3lst
Army Transportation Corps
Mobilization Detachment.
Mr.. Kraft was a national life
member and national vice
president of the National De-
Tense Transportation Associa-
ton, and was a past president
of the Washington chapter. He
also was a past president of the
Washington Propeller Club.
Leaves Wife, 2 Children
He was a member of the
Rotary Club. the Traffic Club
of Washington, the Army Navy
Club, the Congressional Coun-
try Club, the SKAL Club of
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DrathH

AsgNGIoN, y. CHESTER vy;.,o Of SIS
on Wednesday, May s. 1868, son
Of Marcelo. P. and Resurrection v.
Asuncion, brother OF Robert, Mar
cello, jr., and Victor Asuncion.
R Prayers !, at Chambers =, , Funeral
Nay e 81 at tl' BIZ 3 i am on M MEnda q
Fort Myer Chapel Fort Myer, va.
National Cemetery. IL
BARBAGALLO, GIOVANNI. on Fri
s ssy MAX 3D. 1884, 9s$4 S SIoSA Una
Joseph Barbagallo, mother Of Al
fred Barbagallo, Mrs. Rose Fer
rigno, Mrs, Mary Longo,. Mrs. Car
mela quaragna, Mrs. Agnes Pug
liese, pominic and Joseph Barba-
teen GRANDCHILDREN. Friends may
call at Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Gland ave-. at Eastern ave
MS, Funeral on Monday, Nav is,
a. p;3o an thence to 81: Martins
be offered at 10 am. for the repose
OF her soul. Relatives and friends
I invited. EntOmbment St. M9Iy's
BOSWELL, REMUs. on Wednesday,
May = 1868, REMUs BOSWELL Of
q MS Mary n" jane Ss'0Y BSsv eH'O snd
brother Of Mrs. Charity Bell, Mrs
Catherine Jackson, Mrs Mary Nell
son, Leonard and Edward Boswell
s othsy relatives RiiSs and i iTiS5ds 5so
IL, friends may call at the johnson
q jenkins Funeral Home, 4s04
ices on Monday May is, al 2 pm.
a. the Me!ropolitan Baptist Church,
o. Smith officiating. Intefment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery FAM
lily may be contacted at 1928 Euclid
st. NV Apt l07. AID. 4-1803,
BROWN, DOROTHY, on Thursday,
May 2, 1898. DOROTHY BROWN
OF William p. Brown. She also is
survived BY many friends. The
the stewart Funeral Home, 30 II
g; ne, after Z noon sunday, May
Monday, May 10, at 1880 pm. In
.ernment Lincoln Memorial Gene
BULLOCK, HATTIE. on wednesday.
PnlISSII' HAITI HATTIE B ~, 7 ,S VIZ, q
ReripaH BB0t smith She a RSsnSr ,u q
yiyed by one brother-in-law, four
sisters-ln-law and many other rela-
SS' b. and Seem risnd Il, c ss T snge
ilhston, Va from : 70 10 pm,
s sgnday My ~ sonSa hsTs funeral iSl
Rev. s. w Phillips al ie noon
iinEton National Cemetery ~
CARLISLE, EDWARD II. on Friday,
MAY MAY ~ igd2i wsshinsio9 M9s |;
husband Of Grace q, Carlisle, father
Of Margaret v, Carlisle, brother OF
Abel and Charles 4. Carlisle. "u ali
OF Washington, ., {, Friends may
call at the s. II, Hines CO. Funeral
Home, "O0t iith ~ NV, parking
faeilitiesl. Services from the above
funeral home on Monday, Nav 49,
a. pm Inttrment Cedar I'M
Cemetery ~
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AnuPilin1a
FINGERHUT, ALBERT. II

FINGERHUT, ALBERT. There will be
memory OF ALBERT FiNGERHUT,
our beloved husband. father, son
and brother. on sunday, May 10,
1868, at l pm. at King David Me-
mortal Garden, Pals Church, Va.
Relatives and friends invited.
THE FAMILY.
5,9,l0.11.12
ISKOw, DORA TOBIAS. There will
be an unwilling in the memory OF
DORA TOBIAS ISKOW on Sunday,
May IL, 1868, at IL am, at the
Kosher Israel Cemetery New, saith
SADIE TOBIAS AND FAMILY. IL
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SANS, DANIEL C. On Friday Nav
70. 1853; al his home. MiddiebMnraSy
va, DANIEL c. SANDS, beloved
husband Of the late Edith X. Sands
Master OF the Middleburg Hunt for
the Emmsnuel Episeonal seeFbv nTeSS at at
sunday, May IL, at 4 pm. CDsTl
Anterment Sharon Cemetery, Mid
dleburg, Va. Memorial Confirm
IONS may be sent to the Loudoun
0uaaW Hospital Leesburg, Va, or
Middleburg, Va. NeN'ei'
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Announcements Of
In MRn1nriaitr

BERRY, CORDELIA X. In lov,r,
memory of our dear mother. coz
DELLA K. BERRY, who depsSted
WIS NE twelve years ago TODAY.
May IL, 1851. ''
When 2 mother breathes her last
farewell,
Ine s'r sas me means more than tongue
The world seems quite another Mace
n0ut p IHs iTiIe S q n Sss face.
ChiDDaKCHMILL, CHARLES 1. In low
father e and Tsa6s,.,SSdir our dear
T. CHURCHWILL, who departed
IIn nss lie eight years ago. May ii,
When a father breathes his last
The ShS Ss6 means fsiIi more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
without the smile Of fathers face
CHILDREN AND dRANDcHiLipRRfEIN
DODSON, JANE M. In loving mem-
p6DSSIoN9 our dear mother. JANE M.
years ago today. May III, 1871 Sei'e
Deep in our hearts you are fondIv
remembered,
sweet. happy memories cling
True b soqnd i your name pane; =. -'
Just the same,
R0essE 5RTRFAA D. AND CHARLES L.
FR nsmGH:: WILLIAM T. In loving
FR2zrG 81 O who fSs thsri.d WILLIAM III
IL. 1912. 'Ou~" MAY
Though you are gone,
lou are not fOrQottan
,s,.--= Iook LOVING DAUGHTERS.
men memory Of ROBERT oNEILL, who
M nIeo ,nftySthree years ago today,
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
o. my husband and '' our memory slhsry
years ago today, May ii, 1859. -'O'
Your memories are treasures no one
can steal NN
Parting leaves heartaches no one
Till m. can heal =, -,
You will live forever In our heartS
The call was sudden, the shock
We little thought such grief was
The ones mes, who have lost can only
The pain of parting without fare
LOVING WIFE, MAMIE AMI
nAARRoohI ET MONK ELSIE AND
sEDGWICK, RONALD p In memo,.
OF our old friend. ROY 0''
Fondly remembered BY
ALEC HILDA AND PETE EVANS.
SPENCER, SHIRLEY BEATRICE. In
sad but loving memory OF our dear
BEATRICE SPENCER. who BASED
iIia III DIX nine years ago today. May
May. brings sad remembrance
She VIII never Be forgotten rest
by the ones who loved her hest
DEHVTEp MOTHER AND BROTH
MELVIN sPENcER.o N~AN AND
q our dear friend. ' JACK pWSn ISssy.
Nav Sw s. T i3aa passed away Sunday,
Yop lived 2 lie that all might envy.
loved loving, gentle and kind,
An eoH ~ death you your blessed. memory
THE Walsh 'EkSiLY" esf usps::
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath b.. and Mass. Ave, II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE NV. RA, 3-74ii
blks. North OF Walter Reed Hospital
CEMETERY LOTS
FORT LINCOIN-fot an hionL q
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ROTH. CATHERINE. On

ROTH. CATHERINE. On SATURDAY.
pital. MISS CATHERINE 1 ROTH O Sf
4S0i MVassachIsetts ave. NV, de-
whom she made her home she sisn
survived by another sister MrS
george Smith: four nieces, daurh-
ters OF Mrs: Smith. and a nephew,
George M. Roth, also Of the Masss.
services later. Vi
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w ' = y. MtWDeTS OF U. 8.
8. Jacob Jones Post, No.
2. the American Legion,
are requested to attend
services for our late com-
rade, REVA s. DARRELL.
at the Chambers Funeral
Home. 517 18th st. Sc.
y, May IL. 1868, at z pm.
!. WASSON, Commander.
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sE u onS RONALD In memory
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
Al. n, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ssn OF. ana Aass. ave. III. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE NV. RA, 3-74ii
Blks, North OF Walter Reed Hospital
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SULLIVAN. MARY LoRETTA. =

N N! gI NJ Ss,s sl MAJ Ms:
I, sullivan and Prank n sullivan
OF 230i Connecticut ave. n.w.i aunt
Of Eleanor Louise sullivan OF Wash.
Rust OF Bethel, Kans. Friends
may call at oawler's Chapel, Wis
consln ave. at Harrison st NV,
be offered AZ 81. Thomas the Apostle
I Ssth9Iis church on 2IMth anday n enc
-, at g.J0 am. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. IL
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PICKETT. JACK M. sr. On Friday.
May 10, 1868, at Providence Hos Hos.
pitsl, JACK NJ. PICKETT. sr., Of
5 5Si6 Pard I'd. Coral Hills, Nd,
Of s jazz NJ n P HfsEsft v Pickett father
Eppa z; Pickett and brother Of Mrs,
Earl Gilbreath, Mrs. George Fish
ana Leslie Pickett. Friends NAV
can az the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
~: ana mass. ave. ne, where serv-
I, at l pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, 10 y"
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SHAW. GERTRUDE HARRISON. On
SHERMAN, LOUIS. on Mednesaau

y NAY SaS I i,Sss, LeSis EsfHf EsSasS
Spring, Nd; beloved husband Of
thehIietta sherman and devoted
cheri 6arfinSie Of Silver sn spF m5s'
He also is survived By sister.
Mrs. Albert Sterling, Hollywood
Fla, and three grandchildren Fu.
neral services AZ the Bernard Dam
l4th st. NV. parking facilities
adlacenD, on Sunday, May IL, al
1880 Am. Interment King David
Memorial Garden. Memorial week,
soO7 curran rd., Silver Spring. Md.
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dsy Nav 6oi,,ga IN pnniass
SS sS;.s S S5SRSE i f SsGsio AZ:
Gulgan and father OF George c..
IT. William r and Barbara Marie
McGuiRan. Funeral from the HUNT
Funeral Home. Waldorf. Nd. on
s m1ndfMs Mass Nay q, ~ M sgy a Star ~ ~
the Sea Church, Indian Head, Nd,
AT n'30 am, 1nterment 81. Charles
Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 0 pm.
MEDLEY, CUDDRELL !, on Thurs
day, MAY D., 1858, cUDDRELL /.
MEDLEY Of Latham, Md Notice Of
funeral later. Services BY Frazier.
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No MOI Denis s ave. Silver 81 heE sDI 5ssdf SS
CORA p. o'coNNoR, Beloved owed
mother Of John X. and Miss Mar
garet o'Connor, sister Of DR.. F. s.
kinnison of Kensington, Nd, and
City, Long Island, N. Y. she also
Is survived by five grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premisesl, on Sunday,
NAY IL from TO- 3 pm, where
May -, at 1870 am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. 10
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N May y7s g 1 N6I,, HERMAN z. sl.lI H. PRICE
husband of Mrs. Lena A. Price ana
devoted father of Herman B. Price
ne also is survived by two brothers
one sister, Of Ohio, other relatives
IIno frisnds. Remains resting with
st. NV. Funeral notice later Ao'ii
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sPALs,, SAM o. On Friday. May 10.

IDA H sAMu "a 2PA EFI 0l AM MAJ v, 10
lane, Bethesda. Nd. u beloved RSTs I h,is,
father OF Dianne and Richard spsi
He also Is. survived BY his father,
Morris spal Of New York City; TWO
Of Springfield, N. j.; Jack SpaI Of
ices at the c. b. Goldberg A Son
~ Funeral s,,IA Home 42i7 ON q. NV,
Inlerment AdaA IErnnl cemninr~
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rOITER. NATALIE ANN, On Thursday.
May o., 1888, NATALIE ANN POT,
TER II 6S13 Winterberry la. Be-
thesda.N Md. formerly Of Cincinnati,
Pp otts1,: beloved wife Of William E.
Shane' Laurie and Leslie Potter
sister Of Mrs. Bette Smith Of IL
Puenta. Calf Friends are invited
TO call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pums
phrey, Bethesda, Nd, from 10 4
9nd to 8 pm. Saturday and sun
Gay. services on Monday from the
ABOVE funeral home at . pm. In
terment private. Expressions Of
sSypAtny may be made to the
mortal Fund, Bethesda, Nd Gin
Sinnati' Ohio, and Schenectady
N. T., papers please copy To-
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Thursday. May D, 1893, az Washing.
ton HOSPITAL Center. TERRENCE
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd, husband
Of the late Margaret M. Golden,
father OF Sister William Jerard,
=. B, il Mrs. James l.. steiscr and
Philip q Golden There are eight
grandchildren and four gfeat-grand-
children. Mr.. Golden rests at the
Warner y Pumphfcy Funeral Home,
hlj4 Qeorgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md, where friends may visit after
7;3O pm, Saturday parking Ia
cilitiesl Mass will be offered for
the repose Of his soul on Monday,
May 10. at 800 am, al 81.
Mchaels Catholic Church, sos
Wayne ave. Silver Spring, Md In
terment 81 Charles Borromes
Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa (Phila-
delphia papers please copyD ~
GORDON, MARY. There will be an
unveillng oi 4 monument IN mem:
Israel Cemetery on Sunday, May
IL. 1903, at 2:i5 pm. 4.b,f1
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5. 1863, MRS. LENA " JENiFER. She
is survived by three sisters, two
brothers, nieces. nephews, other
2 to. 10 pm. Sunday, May IL,
Henry s. Washington a. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne,
where the Rosary will be recited at
pm. Requiem Mass will be held
Monday, May 10, at Q am, at st.
East Capitol SITS. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Family may be
contacted at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Alberta Brazier. LII. 2-94S2.)