A-6** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. SATURDAY. JUNE *B, IMS Harry Farrelt Dies at 61; QUAD*. WILLIAM COLUMBUS On Thursday. June 23. 1955. WILLIAM Unnrilittg COLUMBI* QUADI. beloved husband Dfatbfi Marie*Ouadt la sur- of He also . Enrolling BROOKS. JOSEPH. There will be an DONAHUE. JOSEPH F. On Tueaday. vived by thro# sons. William 8 John Clerk in House unvetltn* In lortne memory of the June 21. 1955. at Sibley Hospiai. E. and Charles'R ouade: lour daugh- l»te JOSEPH BROOKS, father of Lojlls. SOSEPH F. DONAHUE of 1346 Shep- ters. Mrs. Anna J. Goode. Mrs. Mary; Harry M. Farrell, 61. minorityjf flee and the enrolling clerk’i David. Oeorge and Mrs. Henry Lesser, herd at, beloved husband of Helen A. Catherine Rye. Airs Margaret Corcoran enrolling early Los Angeles. Calif., at the Beth Donahue inee Roden, father of Joseph and Miss PatrJvia M. Quade. Friends clerk of the House off office until the 1930’5, all of D. C.. F invited caU at the Ritchie Bros i j Sholom Cemetery. Bennints rd.. Donahue. Jr and James Maurice are to Marlboro, Representatives, of a At that time he left to spent on Sunday. June 26. 1955. at 12:3u Donahue Friends may call at the Funeral Home. Upper Md. died heartt pm. and friends invited. Lee Funeral Home. 4th at and Mass, Requiem mass will be celebrated in>i* attack yesterday at Mount Alto> a 13-year period with the Agri- Relatives ?-•' Church, Upper ' . •¦•7 *».' ' rela- until B:3u Monday. St. Mary's Catholic J *¦¦ X v:.. CHItOVSKY. SAM. mends and ave. n.e. a.m. Monday. . Hospital. He had been ill six culture Department as dis* ¦ i ¦ ¦ ~ a... tlvea attend the June 27. Requiem mass at St An- Marlboro. Md on June 27. t a are Invited to unveil- thony’s and sts. at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel ing monument in memory of Church. 12th Monroe Marlboro, 1 months. bursing officer in Minnesota. Hi of a of n.e, at 9 am 4 Interment Arlington Cemetery. Coper Md. 26 BAM CHICOVBKY. beloved husband Cemetery. 26 chief enrolling? was enrolling aftei Clara Chtcovslty and father of Dorothy National BICHAEDSON. HARTWELL (JISIMV) E. Mr. Farrell was named clerk and Aaron Chicovsky and Mrs. Sally DONAHUE. JOSEPH F. Members of On Friday. June 2*. 1953. at Geoixe- : clerk during the 80th and 83di Republicans won control of th< Rlehman on Sunday. June 28. lD&o. Post Office Branch of the town University Hospital. HARTWELL Congresses minority at 4 p m., at Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Holy Name Society are re- (JIMMY) K RICHARDSON. eon of\ and clerkc House in 1946. Riggs rd.. Md. the Theophtlus and Mollle B. Mr, quested to meet at the Lee late by : during the Democratic 81st, 82di Farrell was born in Man- Funeral Home. 4th st. and Richardson. He Is survived one Mass. ave. n.e, on Sunday. brother and four sisters. Friends may > and present 84th Congress. chester, N. H. He played tacklf • Sratlja June 28 1955. at 8 p.m, call at Gawlers Chanel. 1756 Pa. Georgetown to iccite the rosary oppoelte. enrolling keeps University’s to tecite tne rosary forlor our ave. n.w. (Free parking The clerk tracki on foot- BELLOWS, NANNIE S. On Thursday. late member JOSEPH F. DONAHUE. Services will be neld at GawleFs Chapel of bills as they move through the> ball team before World War I. June 23. 1955, NANNIE 8. BELLOWS AL BOCCABELLO, President. on Monday. June 27. at 2 p.m. Inter- 1 of 4110 Webster st.. North Brent- HARRY A MILLER. Secretary. 25 ment Gloucester. Va. 28 House, prints them when thev i For several years he lived al wood Md.. wife of the late William Thurs- mother Mrs. Violet ROBINSON. JOHN GEORGE. On : are sent to the Senate and en- - the Continental Hotel but re- D Bellows and of ELBEN. L. PEARLE. Suddenly, on day, June 23. 1955. at Prjnce Georges Burton, Mrs. Evelyn Fish. Mrs. Doro- Thursday. June 23. 1955, at her resi- Hospital. Cheverly. Mil.JOHN GEORGE : rolls them on parchment when -1 cently his home had been al theaß. Hawkins. William D, Jr.: dence. 1129 New Hampshire ave. n.w, ROBINSON of 6000 Euclid st Chev- Perdval 8.. Chauneey B. and the L. ELBEN. mother of Mrs. erly. Md, beloved husband Mary; they are sent to the White»Arlington Towers. C Also sur- PEARLS* of late Clarence Bellows. Prances V. Boteler. sister of Mrs. Fischer Robinson and father if Comlv ' . Survivors are widow, viving are eleven grandchildren, ten Leone Reynolds, Mrs. Lillian Lucille B. 8. Robinson and John G. Robinson, House. his WAI great-grandehildren. three nieces, other Crowfoot, Doth of Washington. D. C„ tr. He also Is survived by his sister, Mr. Farrell had worked on Sergt. Betty Farrell, stationed and many After 12 and Roy Hardy of Hallman, and 1 relatives friends. E. Norwalk. Calif.: Mrs. William two broth- Capitol . Military Transport noon Sunday. June 28. friends are grandmother of Mickey E. and Richard ers. Andrew and Benjamin Robinson, ; Hill for almost 25 years. at Air Serv- invited to call at the McOuire Funera F. Boteler Services at the S. H. and two granddaughters, Regina and ! Soon after serving overseas ini ice, Andrews Air Force Base. Home. 1820 9th st. n.w. Funeral Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th Laurie Lee Robinson. Services at the services on Monday. June 27. at 1 at. n.w, on Monday June 27. at 1 Oeseh Funera! Home. Hyattsville, Md, : the Army during World War I,, Services will be held at 2pm p.m.. at the Brentwood A. M. E. Zion p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. on Monday. June 27. afS p.m. Rela- began Monday George- Church. Rhode Island are. and Webster 26 tives and friends invited. Interment ; he his employment in the> at Chamber’s Brentwood. Md.. Rev Zebe- Port Lincoln Cemetery. 28 > at.. North Interment EDWARD. On Thursday. June House of Representatives. He town funeral home. Burial wil dee Hawkins oßclattns. JANDY. JOHN G. A special Ceshtlei*. 29 28. 1955. at his home. BU7 Orandin ROBINSON. com- disbursing - Arlington Cemetery. Harmony ave, Rockville. Md, EDWARD GANDY, es raumcatloni of Mount Hermon ; was in the House of- be in BENNETT. SABRA M. Os 4722 Branch- beloved husband of Flora M. Gandy, Lodge. No. 179. A. F. & June Mary Embrey. A. M, Is nereby for vllle rd.. College Patk. Md.. on father of Margaret Corn- called1955 S3. wife C. Bennett, well. Virginia Darcey. Monday. June 27. at 1955. of Oecr.-r Services Marion Bowden. rJgV) 1:30 p.m, at the Masonic mother of Edgar S. Bennett Edna Benton. Olive Mills. Hiram. Al- I Md, at Funeral Home, .bill fred and John Gandy. He also Is Temple. Hyattsville. for 86, Chambers' purpose conducting Gandy, the of conaucim* the Edward av*. Rlveraale. Md . on Mon- survived by fourteen grandchildren. nr tne purpose or tne Rickey, Cleveland 1 p.m. the Co- last rites for late brother. Fred day. June 27. at Interment Friends are invited to call at Masonic our Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 28 onlal Funeral Home of Robert A. JOHN O. ROBINSON. Pumphrey. Rockville, Md, where serv- RUSSELL I. RIPKA. Os Rockville Firm BESSON. ADLLE. On Friday. June 24. ices will be held on Monday. June 27. Worshipful Master. at her residence, 1839 F. MORTIMEH, Jr, Secy. TV Producer Edward Gandy, 86. English- 1955. Inslesidc at 2 p.m. Interment Rockville Union WILLIAM ter. n.w.. Miss ADELE BESSON, beloved Cemetery. 26 28 50-year-old paint- OBJECTIVE: TO END BEACH EROSION titter of Mr. Besson. Notice YORK, UP).— . born head of a John E. by ROSSON. LEON GLENMORE. On Wed- NEW June 25 Arrangements GETER, On Wednesday. nesday ing of funeral later. st. ROBERT. June June 22. 1956. at his resi- Rickey, 34-year-old . and plastering company in This is no road that workmen are constructing near Ocean City, Md., but the Hysong's Funeral Home, 1300 N n.w. 22. 1855. ROBERT GETER of 821 dence. 41«5 Crittenden at, Hyattsville. Fred televi- Bth st. n.e, devoted lriend of Willie Md, LEON : producer, . Rockville, died Thursday at his base of what is described as of profile groins” FRANK On Thurs- pm Saturday. GLENMORE ROSSON. be- sion died of a heart one a chain of “low designed to BRABBEARS. 1955, LEE. his residence. McMorris. After 3 leved husband of Dorothy M. Rosson day. June 23. at June friends may call at the Hoff- D, yesterday, days j home after an illness of three stop beach erosion and trap Maryland Mayo. LEE 25. and father of Edgar L. William 1 ailment three sand. So far, the State Roads Commis- Md.. FRANK BRASHE»RS. man Funeral Home. 6J.J K st. a.w. John M, Charles O. and Walter J. premiere r months. beloved husband of Susie Agnes Bra- Funeral on Sunday. June 28, from before the of his new sion, working in conjunction with the Asphalt Institute of Park, has shears Bulleni. Funeral at ,1 Rosson. Friends may call at the Casch > Mr. Gandy was the surviving College inee 37. from the above-named funeral home at 2 Funeral Byattaville. Md, after ! NBC show “Wide, Wide World." Monday. June the Mayo p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. p.m. Home. built 39 such jetties, five of them in the week. Billdozers and work a.m. Inter- 8 Saturday June 25, where serv- Mr. Rickey home, partner of the Clagett & Gandy past crews Memorial Methodist Church. _ died at his adjoining cemetery. Reposing E On Thursday. June 23. ices will be held on Monday. June first erected temporary sand barricades to hold back the then ment GILL. MARY 27. at 10:20 a.m. Relatives and just I ' Co. ocean, applied at the Hopping Funeral Home. 172 1955. at her residence. 822 Allison st. i He had returned from three st., Annapolis, Md., until 10:15 n.w, MARY E. GILL Dillon), be- friends Jnvited. Interment Arlington in Shropshire. England, asphalt to help preserve the beaches. When built up, the asphalt jetty stands West inee National Cemetery. 26 ' days Canada, working on Born a.m. Monday June 27. 28 loved wife of the late Charles W. Gill, in the Gandy perpendicular mother of Audrey H. Garretty. sister RUBIN. MAX. At Los Angeles. Calif, program. Mr. came here after the to the beach, the same as those made of rocks, wood or timber. BREWER. AUCE B. (nee Scott). On of Deal Dillon Cleeves. Funeral from MAX RUBIN, beloved brother of Mrs. parents Thursday. 1955. at her resi- death of his and made June 23. B. the Collins Funeral Home. 3821 14th Anna Gladman. Mrs. Dora Sherman. The show Monday will present dence. 1307 Que st. n.w.. ALICE n.w, on Monday, Albert and Ben- ; his home In Rockville. He was a beloved mother ol st. June 27. at Miss Etta Rubin. scenes Canada, BREWER inee Scotti. A. 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. iamin Rubin Remains resting at the ; of life in the; ! Mrs. Martha A. Taylor and Joseph Gabriel Church at 9 a.m. Interment Danzanrky & Son Funeral member of the Modem Woodmen surviving are rela- s Bernard j United States and Mexico. \ Brewer. Also other of Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26 Home 3501 14th st. n.w. Graveside of America. tives and many friends. Notice services on Monday. June 27. at 11 Rickey formerly produced Won't by Mc- Mr. West Yield funeral On Tues- ! Unity Arrangements GUTRICK. BENJAMIN. JB. Kennedy later. a.m. Arlington He Is by Seeks day. June Interment National survived his widow, Ouire. Inc »n 21 1953. at the D. C. Gen- Cemetery. “Omnibus.” 1 eral Hospital. BENJAMIN GUTRICK. the former Flora Grady, and BREWER. ALICE B. (nee Seettl. Sud- Jr, ol 3844 1 Itb st. n.w, beloved SHEPHARD. SAMUEL DAVID. On ; : denly. on Thursday. June 23. 19oS, lather of Mrs Ethel Jett and Adrian Wednesday. June 22. 1956. SAMUEL He also directed the American i nine children: Mrs. Mary Embrey at her realdence. 1307 Oue st. n.w.. Gutrick. He also leaves to mourn DAVID SHEPHARD of the Westchester ; scenes for the film “This Is Cin- of 235 Twelfth street N.W., Mrs. For Peace, Indianans be- Apartments, of Mollie i Told inee Scotti. loss two sisters, Mrs. Jeannette beloved husband ALICE B. BREWER A. thetr ’ Margaret Lobbying loved mother of Mrs. Martha Taylor West and Mrs. Mary Eure: two broth- Shephard and devoted father of Mrs. crama.” Cornwell of 3818 Curbs and Joseph A Brewer, mother-in-law ers. Rev. James Ward and Rev. Clag- Louise Dielsonstok and Jostah Shep- BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June apparent recent changes of atti- E. Brewer. She slso gett Ward, other and hard. Funeral services at the Bernard He was a native of Mount Ver- , • Beecher street N.W., Mrs. Jane cf Mrs. Viola and relatives & i : Senator Kennedy, Democrat, leaves to mourn their loss five grand- many friends. Remains resting at Danzansky Son Funeral Home. 3501 j non, N. Y„ and attended West- , Bowden of Kearny, N. J„ Mrs. 25 (JP). —Deputy Undersecretary tude of the Russians may be.” children. Mrs. Josephtne Jnge. Mrs. the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral 14th st. n.w, on Friday. June 24. at ¦ ; of Massachusetts, will make a “The conference.” he added, Alma B. Bailey. Mrs. Bessie B. Waters. Home. 901 3rd st. s.w, where friends 1 p.m. Interment King David Me- : ern Reserve and Columbia Uni- , ' Park Benton of 5323 Chesapeake of State Robert Murphy declared O. Brewer and Joseph A may call p.m. fight in the 1956 “may clarify Miss Augusta two after 6 Saturday. June morial Garden. 25 road, Hyattsville, Md„ Mrs. session of Con- reveal and the in- Taylor: eight great-grandchildren, 25. and where funeral services will STANFOBD. MARION A. Suddenly, on , versities. ’ gress strengthen today the Western nations would nieces, ether relatives and many be held on Sunday. June 28. at 1:30 Friday. June 24. at her residence. Frank Darcey, G„ to clarify and tentions of the Soviets even Monday. June p.m, B. H. Whiting 1955. Hiram John G. regulating "reject utterly” any friends. After 12 noon the Rev. officiat- 1545 K st. s.e, MARION A. STANFORD, Mills, I the law lobbyists. formula for though 27. friends are invited to call at ing. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. beloved wife of Leonard J. Stanford, and Mrs. Carter all of easing the discussions will be her late residence, where services will mother Robert J. and sister Rockville, He introduced his bill in the world tensions which limited exploration Tuesday. June 28. at 1 HANSON. RICHARD T. On Friday. June of Stanford and Alfred of Freeport, destroy to of ways be held on Cemetery. of Mrs. Kay Stanley of Sarasota. Fla. ’ yesterday give would Western unity and pm. Interment Harmony 24. 1956. at Emergency Hospital. RICH- James T. Ryan Fu- Kblnoky, 55, Senate to his col- and means of identifying ARD T of Funeral from the Count Me. strength. and Arrangements by McOuire. Inc. HANSON, husband the neral Home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e.. on Mon- leagues time to study it, but will prob- late Etta Barnes Hanson. Surviving June at then later tackling the , Rest, dear mother, rest. are nieces, nephews, other relatives day. 27. 8:30 a.m. Requiem Services will be held at 2 p.m. hearings reject always 27 mass at Peter’s at 9 a.m. Monday : not seek until early In It aiso would any formu- lems. This may call for lengthy Odd knows best. and many friends. After 12 noon Relatives St. friendsChurch Analyst at Library in the Colonial Funeral a Sunday. June Invited and invited. Inter- | the next session. la which nratings BRIAN. MINNIE E. On Friday. June 26, friends are ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26 Hugo Kalnoky, : Home, would continue “exist- series of at different at her residence. 8315 14th to call at the McOuire Funeral Home. Count 55, a Rockville. Burial will be ! Kennedy ing injustices” 24. 1965. wife of 1820 st Requiem will THOMAS# FLORENCE It. Suddenly, on A new feature of the such as the divi- levels over an extended period of it n.w.. MINNIE E. BRYAN, 9th n.w. mass Friday. Library of Congress employe and [ in the Rockville Union cemetery. late James S. Bryan, beloved be sung on Monday, June 27. at 9 June 24. 1055. hi Providence 1 4 bill would ban contracts to sion of Germany, he said in*an the Washington, a.m, Hospital Mrs. FLORENCE Tt. Hungarian editor, ’time.” mother of Evelyn Bryan of at St Augustine's Catholic Church. THOMAS > a former died t lobby Congress i C.. and sister of Mrs Nannie C. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 26 of 3412 21st st. n.e.. wife of Liwis before on a con- address jprepared for the con-! D Susie E. end W. Thomas. She also is survived bv yesterday in George Washington West Advantage Spicer. Miss Foltz HANVEY, EDGAR Messrs. ¦ tingent fee basis, with the com- eluding session of a conference Holds Foltz of Culpeper, Va. Friends FRANK. On Friday. seven children. Morris. Wil- Hospital Robert chape*. ,08 Juno 24. 1955. at his 2658 liam. Walter and Sterling He lived at 3107 Nine- Bentz, pensation on Murphy lag, ea.i as Oawier s 1 Pa. st. residence. Mrs. Ella Lillian Thomas. Frank L. depending the suc- at Indiana University on Ameri- Mr. said that the narking opposite!. 15th n.w, EDGAR FRANK HANVEY. Holmes. Washington i teenth street N.W. ¦ ave. 'free powers n.w held at Chapel beloved husband ol Tiny B. Hanvey. and Evelyn Richardson. Remains rest- cess of the lobbyist in securing can foreign policy. ; western will “face the Services will be Gawler s lather of Dorothy grand- ing the Barnes & Matthews Funeral Kalnoky Sunday, 28, at 12:30 P.m. Connor and at i Count was bora in at on June father of John Edward Connor. Home. 614 4th st. Notiee Game-Fish Expert the passage or defeat of a bill. Sovietsj Geneva from a more Culpeper. Friends a.w. of ’ Interment Fairvlew Cemetery. may at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral Inter. 20 Vienna and was educated at the Sees Test at Geneva i Ueu of llowers. contributions call funeral , "This practice, which is a seri- comfortable and advantageous Va. In Home. 2901 14th st. n.w. Services . University Prague. ! HAGERSTOWN. Md., June 25 tension,” may be sent to the American Heart at home WILLIAMS. LELIA. On Monday. June of His father . upon legisla- “Relaxation of he position strength’’ Association the above funeral on Monday. 1953. LELIA of (/P).—Frank L. Bentz, formerly ous reflection the of because of June 27. at 2 Din. Interment Cedar 20. WILLIAMS 1477 ' was an officer in the Austrian i said, “does not mean relaxation unity Friday. Newton st. n.w. She Is survived bv tive process and those who seek ; the which they have cre- BHCKEY, MAGGIE 8. On June Hill Cemetery. 26 many friends. After 10 a.m. Sunday. Army and an uncle, Count Gus- with the State Game and Inland I of vigilance or effort. the 24. 1955. MAOOIK S. BUCKEY of lio7, June 26, friends are invited to call Commission, i to influence it, is already out- On ated among themselves. st. mother of HAYWARD. LOUISE A. On Fridav. at the Jarvis st. Kalnoky, Fish who helped continuing Upshur n.w, beloved June 24. 1955. A Chapel, 1432 You tav was Minister of lobby contrary it means “We patient Beasley, sister of Sarah ol LOUISE HAYWARD Mass will offered the spearhead Maryland’s ! lawed under the control can afford to be Elizabeth and A. Jones. 1003 Paul dr, Rockville. Md, beloved n.w. be for Foreign Affairs for the old Aus- some of until we Byrnes, Helen John wife of the late A. O. repose of her soul at the Sacred Heart many States,” strain know for certain as well as determined,” he of Joyce Watson and R. Hayward, mother 16th and Park rd. at » tro-Hungary monarchy. conservation policies, died laws of said Sena- said. from the Collins of Mrs. Charles C. Vaughan of West- Church. n.w.. fish Kennedy. whether present Soviet maneu- trandmotherBeasley. Funeral gate, Md.; Mrs. Robert Learmouth am. Monday. June 27. Interment * yesterday . tor “We have learned to be cau- Home, 3821 14th at. n.Wj. on E. Mount Olivet Cemetery. Count Kalnoky was in the : at his home near vers signify a change objec- Funeral l of Rockville. Md, and Thomas A. Hay- 26 existing law, lobbyists of tious in these J Indianapolis. Ind. Friends HERBERT N., On | Boonsboro. Under matters. It would Monocacy Cemetery Md. 26 ward of are WINGFIELD. SR. newspaper business during most tives or merely a change of Beallsvllle. invited to call at the Bethesda-Chevy Thursday, June 23, 1955. at Sibley He was a native of Frederick must register with Congress and be exceedingly witless of us after U long GRANT. a Entombment Fort Lincoln Mausoleum. writing >£ter with the De- jpeded by McOuire. illness. LAWRENCE- GRANT 1945. He did some in His bill also uses more precise of testing how substantial the or actions.” CANFIELD, MARY C. On Fridsy. June HOOVER ol 7318 Baltimore ave, Ta- partment of Tidewater Fisheries Isions C. inee koma Park. Md. are Invited ZEVLN, GOLDIE. On Friday. June 24. Austria until he came to the I joined by 24, 1955. MARY CANFIELD to attend Friends 1953. at her residence. 1325 Allison for a time, he the game terms to define those covered O'Brien) of 1347 Sheridan st. n.w, be- a memorial service at the st. wife United States in 1949 and be- 1 wife of WillUm Burnett Can- All-Souls Unitarian Church on Sun- n.w.. GOLDIE ZEVIN. beloved and inland fish commission in the law. It removes the word loved of F. and Wil- day. June 28, 1855. at 4 pm. The of Max Zevln and devoted mother oncame associated with the Library field and sister John family Sidney and She ] charge “regulation” from the title to Funeral (join the requests that no flowers be Abraham Zevln. also of Congress. He was legal' 1939 in of fresh water fish. liam L. O'Brien. Home. 4812 Geor- sent. 26 is survived by two brothers. David a emphasize stigma w. W. Deal Funeral Weinberg and Weinberg Los He later became public relations that no should gia n.w, Monday. June 27. at Jack of ; analyst in the mid-European law Steel and Coal ave. on Angeles. Pool Asks Nativity JONES. MARY E. On Friday, June 24, Calif.: one sister. Mrs. Ben- ¦ be attached to those registering a.m. thence to the MARY E. Glazer of Mich. f director of the commission, a Church,9:30 where requiem moss will be 1955. JONES of 2309 M iamin Detroit. Fu- I section o the Library. 10 Parklawn st. nw. Notice of funeral later. Ar- neral services at the Bernard Danzan- post he held until he retired in under the act. said at am. Interment rangements Jarvis. 26 & Son Funeral 14th Cemetery. by sky Home. 3601 Survivors are two sons. Army ! nw, 1949. _ st on Sunday, June 26. at 12 , Kalnoky, Knox, Friday, June KIEFE* ETTA. On Friday, June 24. noon. Interment Workmen's Circle ,¦Pvt Farkas Fort Part in Any COLEMAN. ROSE. On Survivors Include his wife and New Pools Hospital. ROSE 1956. ETTA KIEFE of 1883 lngleside Cemetery told). 24. 1955. at Casualty ter. n.w, beloved of Mrs. 26 Ky.; Antai Kalnoky, and ( of 134 Rhode Island ave. mother >two a son and daughter. J, M. Hannon, 37, COLEMAN and Maurice Spltzbcrg And aister Ingeborg. STRASBOURG, France, Foreign n.w, sister of Mrs. Lillian Price of Harry devoted daughters, Lori and A June The Ministers of the Sidney Mrs. Elnhorn at Chicago. 11l She Morris, niece of Ruth also Is survived Kalnoky, UP). member countries recently Diggs, Mrs. Tippett. Mrs. by one grandson. Re- In Mnttnriam sister, Countess Marie 25 —The European Steel and asked QenevaCharles and mains resting at the Bernard Dansan- AUSTIN, C.. SR. In Named Assistant governmental experts study Lucille Washington. Morris sky * Son Home, WILLIAM cher- P street N.W., an re- , to Funeral 3501 14th memory of laving husband 1801 is art Coal Community’s Common As- Paul Barnes. She also is , survived st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ished our Johnson, the prospects for setting up pools by a host of other relatives and Mends. and father, WILLIAMC. AUSTIN. Sr., storer who has worked on some 1 M. A. greater Coleman may be viewed , KIRSTEIN, BENJAMIN Friday. who passed away one year ago, June paintings Cap- U. S. Attorney sembly has demanded a transport, peaceful The late Mrs. Home 30 H M. On of the old at the I in power and at the Stewart Funeral June June 24. 1955. BENJAMIN M. KIR- 25. 1954. Joseph Hannon, at. n.e, after 4 p.m. Monday. beloved bring! Secretary M. 37, an at- role In the organization of any nuclear energy. Tuesday. STEIN. husband of Jennie June sad memories itol He has several other sisters Father1 of 27. Mass will be offered on Klrsteln, devoted father of Mrs. Min- Os a loved one gone to Europe. torney in the criminal division new European pools. Although approving gen- June the Holy Redeemer Church, nie Mrs. J. forgotten rest: and brothers in ROANOKE, Va.. June 25 the 28. at n.w, at 0 a.m. K. Felnman. Florence You will never be Department, was Assembly 210 New York ave. Elman ar.d Ida Klrsteln. all of Wash- By the ones who loved you best. (JP). of the Justice has Hie bid made in a reso- eral Idea, the resolution Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . ington: Mrs. Ethel Olazler of Arlington, DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. Mass will be offered at 9 a.m. i —Marcellus Alexander John- adopted by Assembly Va.: Mrs. Beatrice Stephen’s Secretary been appointed an assistant lution the expressed regret that the six CLARENCE M, SR. Os 0414 Kanter of Boston. BURCH, SUSIE E. Sacred to the mem- Monday at St. Cath- 1 son, father of former COLEY. Pleasant, Md, June Mass. He. also Is survived by one ory my United States attorney, it was last night, calling on the stx ministers—representing France, Grieg at. Beat on brother. Louis of Austin, of dear mother. SUSIE E. olic Church, Twenty-fifth street i of Defense Louis A. Johnson, 23. 1955. husband of Louise Coley, Klrsteln Tex.: BURCH, who departed this life four- yesterday by governments Germany, Italy, Belgium, M„ Lee five sisters. Mrs. Bessie Schlossberg years ago Pennsylvania announced United member to consult West father of Clarence Jr.: Judith ol W. Mrs. Fannie teen today. June 25. 1941. and avenue N.W. i died in a nursing home here L. Coley, sop of Richard Huntington. Va.: States Attorney Leo A. Rover. the Community’s High Authority the Netherlands and Luxembourg and Laurel Fu- Shapiro of Va,; Kate May she rest in peace. yesterday. was H. Coley. Services at Chambers Schlossberg Roanoke. Mrs. « Burial will be In Mount Olivet: He 89. replace Assembly Mon- of New York City, Mrs. LOVING DAUGHTER. Mr. Hannon will for- and the before working —had not assigned this task to neral Home. 517 11th st. s e on Dora Hermanson of CARTER, Cemetery. Mr. Johnson was a former dav. at 9 a.m Interment Mrs. Fannie Platt ofCincinnati.Roanoke. Ohio:Va. ELLEN S. In love and honor Community June 27. Cemetery. to the memory of my dear councilman, mer Assistant United States At- out new forms of continental the Steel and Coal Arlington Nattonal He aiso is survived by ten grandchil- beautiful Roanoke city the torney co-operation. June Christian mother. ELLEN S. CARTER, George E. Hamilton 111. as the first of the European pools. COLLINS. JOHN R. On Thursday. i drer. and thirteen great-grandchildren. who fell asleep in Jesus thirty-live years city's first registrar, and served 23 1955. at the home oi his niece. Services at the C. D. Goldberg & Son ago today. June 25. 1020. who resigned recently to become Mrs Archie E. Cottinaham of Po- Funeral Home. 4217 9th st. n.w, on on the City School Board. be- Sunday. June 28. at 11 Inter- A few more years shall roll. Rouverol, associated with his father in a tomac. Md, JOHN R. COLLINS, a m A few Aurania He was born in 1865 in Frank- loved father of Mrs Raymm'd L ment Mount Lebanon Cemetery. In more seasons come. law firm. 0. Mrs. mourning at Bth st. 'Ports- And I shall be with those that rest County, in Harnet of Washington D, and Va, 512 s.e. within tomb. lin Va„ and operated a Five Family Die C. Benson Md, mouth. papers please copy.) 28 Asleeo the The new appointee served in Soldier Offers Arthur of Trayilah, DEVOTED LONELY DAUGHTER, Playwright-Actfess ; of Margaret O Neal and Wtl- AND grpeery business from the time brother Collins Friends are invited LONG. LEWIS. On Wednesday. June LILLIE CARTER EDLIN. •_ PALO ALTO, Calif., June 25 j the Air Force in World War 11. llam T Home 22. 1935. LEWIS LONG of 1421 Cor- he came here in 1887 until 1925 In Turnpike Crash to “all at the Colonial Funeral st. n.w, beloved husband of CARTER. JOHN CARL. In loving UP). He was wounded in a bombing Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville. Md, coran ory of father mem- —Mrs. Aurania Rouverol, 69, Three other sons, all ol Sunday. Jennie Long, father of Earl Long and our and husband. JOHN of over and, Aid, Is Robbed PITTSBURGH. June 25 UP). services be held on of CARTER, who passed away five playwright actress, mission Austria as a where will Interment steplather Dorothy Warren. He CARL and died at; Roanoke, nine grandchildren A Georges County June 28. at 2:30 P.m. also survived by sisters, years ago today. June 25. 1950. result, Prince Na- —An auto smashed into the rear Potomac Cemetery. Pjjwse is three other her home here Thursday night. , great-grandchildren suffered the loss of his Church relatives and many friends. After 10 I want you to know that you are never I and seven leg. special private up of _an oil tank truck on the emit flowers. am. Sunday. June 28. friends are in- forgotten. The creator of the Andy Hardy j left He received tional Guard was held June vited to at the memory survive. permission Pennsylvania Turnpike JOHN B. On Thursday, call Jarvis Ghacel. That the old. old days live in to continue combat gunpoint today CORBETT. CORBETT of 1433 You st. n.w.. where funeral serv- sweet. series on radio and film, she Funeral services were at and robbed of 86 23. 1955, JOHN R. ice* will be held at Are still of to be flying an leg. and killed a New York family Pi n.w, husband of 2 p.m. Monday, a part my life that I several Broadway plays, ] today. with artificial night by 910 Delafield He also ts sur- June 27. Interment Arlington Na- cherish: wrote held here last a man to whom he of five. Josephine Corbett. 2d Without The possessor of the Silver Star by one daughter. Mrs. Ollie B. tional Cemetery. them ao much would be including “Great American Fam- - vlved two sons, P. and incomplete. Purple medals, had offered aid. The dead are Abraham Kowal- Anderson: William LUCAS, On Friday. June 24. ily," "Growing Pains,” “Young and the Heart Mr. Ralph and many other rela- ROSA. ski, Benjamin E. Smith, Sun- 1935, ROSA LUCAS of 1307 Florida And you are mixed up with ao much Hannon retired from the Air Pvt. Melvin J Swann, of 6111 Kowalski, his tives and Mentis. After 1 P.m ave. n.w. I remember, April,”“Money,” “Skidding” and day. June may call at the Notice of funeral later. that as wife Beatrice and their two 28. friends Arrangements by Frazier. 26 Your name so often Iutter In prayer: “It Never Rains.” Lt. Gen. Lentaigne, Force in 1947 a captain. Kingston road, Capitol Heights, Frazier Funeral Home. 389 Rhode Never forgotten earth m heaven. children, Judy, 11, Island ave. n.w, where services *lll| 6WGEE. JAMES D. Thursday. on or Among picture Mr. Hannon attended Boston Montgomery County poltce and Deb- Monday. June at 1.30 On June Always the child of God's tenderest her motion told be held on 27. 23, 1955. at Emergency Hospital. care. University and received his orah, 4 months, all of the Bronx. p.m. Elder Jacob Justice cfflciatlng. JAMES D. son the scripts was “Dance Fool, Dance.” ' Jungle Fighter law way Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. and AnnieMcGEE. of late WIFE. HENRIETTA, AND CHILDREN. degree from that he was on his to work State police said the driver Interment John McOee. brother of DOROTHY. ALBERT. CARL, ROBERT Mrs. Rouverol was graduated LONDON, June (/P). Catholic University Mrs. Mary A Clements. George R. AND 25 Lt. Law School. about 10 p.m. on Old Bladens- of the car apparently fell asleep 6 and William F. McGee and Karl F. WALTER. from Stanford in 1909 and C Lentaigne, 55, He was admitted to CRONIN. EUFHEMIA I. Os North Lauman Funeral from his late went Gen. Walter who pi, Md, on June resi- DUGAN. CARROLL B. In constant re- play che District Bar in 1951 and burg road when he saw a man at the wheel. Plateau Qreenbelt. Cronin, dence. 2220 Cathedral ave, on Mon- membrance of our devoted friend. CAR- to New York to the lead in succeeded Gen. Orde Wingate 1955. Wile of James F. day. s as as Corpora- The crash one-quar- mother23. James R, Russell L. «nd June 27. at 9:30 a.m. Requiem ROLL B DUGAN. “Little Women.” j served an assistant standing beside a car and waving occurred of and D at St. Thomas leader of the World War II William M. Cronin Elizabeth mass the Church of year ago he sat and tion Counsel from June, 1952, ter mile east of the Irwin inter- Brock, prayers at the Chambers Fu- the Anostle at 10 a.m. Relatives and A waited. jungle fighters flashlight. ave triends invited. Interment Mount Crippled, heartbroken and alor.e; Chindit in Bur- April, a change. neral Home. 5801 Cleveland Cemetery. For who broke their promises. to 1953. Monday. ... Olivet , 2d those ma, Md, on June they died last night. He said he stopped and asked Rlverdale. Maes at St. Hugh s , God forgive them, must atone. 4 He and his wife and son live at 8:30 a.m. McGEE. JAMES D. Officers and mem- In Mftnnrimn 1 Gen. Lentaigne, feet Qreenbelt. Md at 9 a.m. interna) Revenue Post. creaking door and 6 4 inches Forty-third Hy- the man having Church. Ceme- ueisucis> oi internal ttevenue rose. Then a a shadow A at 5719 avenue, if he was trou- Interment Arlington National . No. 3it, American Legion, They both saw. but lips were sealed: i TAYLOR. THOMAS WEM.IAM. trib- tall,t gained almost -o | are ut* ol love and devotion to the memory 1 an legendary attsville, Md. man, Negro tery. I hereby notified of the death What tcok place our God knows. of our darlini and brother, r ble. The a described loi l). day it will be son reputation for bravery in opera- He will assigned to comrade JAMES mc- That some revealed. THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLOR, who . be the Mu- as to years old, into! Nixon Pleased GEE. and requested to 20 30 slid f are A kindly at the window. passed awxv ten years axo today, Japanese nicipal DIRECTORS. attend the Legion services face June 25. 1945. t tions behind the lines. Court Branch of the FUNERAL to be conducted by the Na- An angel too late for a date: Once, alone and unarmed, he United State’s attorney’s office. the seat beside him and put a tlonal Guard of Honor oq Sunday. June Words he uttered. “Oh. God. dear So sudden, ao sad was our loved one's . Crematorium ?6. 1955. at s p.m., at his late resi- God": call. ' was attacked by four Japanese 45-caliber automatic in his ribs.; By Integration dence. 2250 Cathedral ave. n.w. God's promise Is never too late. His silent passinx was shock to all: r YORK, (JP)— Co. WILLIAM F. MRS. LEWIS AND AROC TRAK- God His a on a jungle track. He snatched Pvt. Swann said the Negro j NEW June 25 J. William Lee’s Sons WALLACE. Comdr • But in wisdom knew what FRANK Adjutant. NEBIE. 1 David M. Blanke, 57, j (Vice TIERNAN. 26 . was best. a| sword' from one of them, President Nixon says the 8.6200 loving Hence He took darltnx Thomas . killed told him to hand over his bill- 44b S. , JAMES D. Members of FINEGAN. AMELIAC. In mem- home United States Supreme McGEE. Wash-•»•)! to rest. A V inotnn f*nnnril Nn ory eternal twot and chased the other Seagram Court's ington Council. No. of our mother and grandmother. two Executive 224. passed away fold. After taking 86 from it, ruling against segregation Knights of Columbus, are AMELIA C FINEOAN. who More and more each day we miss back into the jungle. NEW YORK, June 25 UP)— school hereby notified of the death three years ago. June 25. 1952. Anni- Friends him. 1 he threw it back to him. The being implemented Complete Funeral brother, versary be repose mar think the wound is M. 57, "is with far A of their JAMES D mass will said for the healed. He retired last month as the David Blanke. of Detroit, holdup McGEE. and are requested of her soul. little do they president Seagram man then ordered him less difficulty than was pre- Low as $95.00 Up U> at his late resi- But know the sorrow lastb British commandant of the a vice of Dis- As assemble Wbat would I not give to clasp her Lyinx within our hearts concealed. J to drive to Silver Spring, he said. dence. 2220 Cathedral ave. Defense Services College tillers Co., died here yesterday. dicted." n.w.. on Sunday. June 26. 1955. at hand. A token of love and remembrance Staff The Negro got' out on Coles- spoke night CHAMBERS D.m.. for recitation of the rosary. Hei dear, sweet face to see: Os you. dear Wellington, Mr. Blanke charge of Mr. Nixon last at 8:15 To hear her voice, to see her smile, son. we’li never forxet: 9at South India. was in ville road about a half block JOHN H. FALLON. Grand Knight. much to Your memory to us is a treasure. the concern’s sales an Swards dinner of the Global R. A. MAHAR. Fin. Secy. 26 That meant so me. Your loss a lifetime of rexret. in State from the Silver Spring police UndVrVaaVr.'lS liquor stores. joined I News Syndicate, which serves CO. AYLMER LEE, You left behind an aching heart. of He Sea- station, 5-0432 I MORGAN.1 COMDR. JR.. you We have a picture framed you, , Pvt. Swann said. The Negro papers. U. S. N. (retired). On Thursday. June That loved most sincere: Framed in memory, loving and true; gram in 1934 as manager 26. 1955. at the Bethesda Naval Hos- 1 never did nor never will Nom I for victim went on to work and Forget mother dear. but our eyes can sec vour face, ' Charles Travis, 74, Michigan, Mr. Nixon said he believes INC. pital. Comdr MORGAN AYLMER LEE. you. Deep in our hearts Is hiding place. was made State stores the "mALVAN-SCHEY, U. S N. (retired*, HER LOVING DAUGHTER AND a then called police. Pvt. Swann Jr.. of Summit « Thomas, “main reason" for progress FUNERAL DIRECTORS Point. W. Va.. father of Elizabeth GRANDCHILDREN. Rest In peace, dear until 1 division manager in 1942 and a a guard Jersey 9 St NW Alice meet ' is at a National Guard against Hew .nd and Aylmer Lee Morgan and uncle we you up there. Once vice president eight discrimination is that , a IH. GRISBY. MAHALA A. In loving mem- LOVING MOTHER. ANNIE TAYLOR: Hearst Aide years later. Battery at Four Comers. Md. of Capt. A. C. White Friends are inw ory ol our beloved mother. MAHALA DADDY. JOHNNIE: BROTHERS. UP)— the Eisenhower administration vitea to call at the Beihesda-Chevr A. GRISBY passed great KANSAS QITY. June 25 Chase Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum- who to the awd siBT? R < set “impossible goals.” FUNERAL DESIGNS beyond eight years ago today, June Charles B. Travis, 74, one-time has not phrey, Bethesda. Md. Services on Mon- 25. 1947. Paul S. Warden, 81 "Rather advocating day. June 27. at Fort Myer Chapel. E. In secretary to the late William than laws INC Myer. Her life la memory. TALBOTT. WILLIAM memory of S (JP)— GEO. C SHAFFER. For: Va„ at 9 an. Interment a beautiful our husband and Randolph Hearst, CHICAGO, June 25 Paul Man, 75, Found Hanged we knew passed.” Expressive Flora) Tributes Moderatt Arlington National Cemetery. 26 Her absence our silent grief: E. TALBOTT, father. WILLIAM 1 died yester- would not be Open She asleep who dried at Naval Hos- , Smart Warden, 81, ORMOND Fla., •rices dally dun. holidays whom Is In God's beautiful garden. pital. Bethesda. Md.. June < day after a long illness. retired Chi- BEACH. June Mr. Nixon added, “we have car- ' ra MOORE. LANDON. On Friday. June In the sunshine of perfect peace. 25. 1960. cago 75, 24. 1955. LANDON MOORE of J947 FAMILY, ¦ There Is a wife who misses you sadly Mr. Travis represented newspaperman and author,: 25 UP)— William Christie. a ried out the spirit and the letter 2TSSI ‘Kvil U B.J‘SJI 1 Capitol ave. u.e. of And time long since you {(ing Notice funeral M. In of finds the ] died yesterday. A former assist- i retired New York building con- laws 6UDE BROS later. Arrangements by Jarvis. 26 KING. SUSIE loving memory Features Corp., a subsidiary of of we already had. We CO.rPLOfin^r?NA. 8 my dear mother. SUSIE M. KING, who And th?nks of you dally and hourly, organization, ant city editor of the Chicago : tractor. was found dead at his engage demagoguery 1111 r 84 N.W 4*76 ( MIRPHY. WILLIAM. On Thursday. departed this thet Hearst for 43 refused to in June 1965. residence. life June 25. 1954. But tries to be brave and content. Dally News, night. 33. at his 2807 The depths of cannot he also had worked I home last Peace Justice making a Arlington blvd.. Arlington. Va.. WIL- sorrow I tell But the tears that I shed m silence. years.1 He retired in 1949 be- and have avoided Ol the loss of one I loved ao wen. sigh of regret. on newspapers in < A. J. Bennett ruled partisan LIAM MURPHY, beloved husband of And she ForAnd 1 breathe a r cause of ill health. New York and the death a political football out of CEMETERY LOTS Mrs. Mary Murphy and father while sleeps a peaceful sleep. you were mine, and I remember. He suffered Angeles. ( by hanging. Smith Her memory I shall always keep. Though world forgets. Los suicide this issue.” of Mr. William Murphy. Jr.: Mrs. Neii DEVOTED DAUGHTER, HIS all the ai stroke last April. JfAfIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Falls Mrs M. Pults. DOROTHY. LOVING WIFE. CATHERINE van Frank Mrs. « Church—Lots and maus, free crypto rge Maiiey. Mr. Murphy. my (TRIXIE). AHP SON WHJ.IAM Survivors include his wife, Mrs. tn Cedar John Mrs. MASON. CARL. In heart the torch Lots Hill, will jacrlflce for ies E. Votts. Mr. Walter M. Mur- of memory bums unfllckerlng. bright WARRICK. ALEXANDER In sad but cash. HO. 2-2802; Sun, ON 4-1717 Si memory Etholwold1 M. Travis. DEATHS REPORTED CX£,XfcX£.XS,XS.XS,XS.X£,XS.XS.XS.XLXS,© —2B phy and Mr. Thomas D. Murphy: and tiue, today in the sudden passing loving of our dear husband brother oi Mr. John Murphy, Mr. of my devoted husband. CARL MASON. and father. ALEXANDER WARRICK. ' FoiT* LINCOLN—Five sites, beautiful Walter Murphy and Mr. Timothy Mur- June 25. 1931. who departed this life four years ago .t loc. Owner leaving town. LO. 5-.H27 phy. He also is survived by eighteen Your memory: today. June 25. 1951. umTsr lumnSFk grandchildren. may call life's such a beautiful I u.xr Friends at To grieve that gone, God xavo us a and ' B Oates. the Fitzgerald . It's seems unfair: wonderful husband Harold R. Winsor, 50, John 84. Washington. “Troubles, B-GRAVE LOT. In block 7. at Fort Lin- Funeral Home. 3245 Like gruoilng you more time In heaven, father, , Ida P Lockwood. Crittenden like babies, Wilson blvd,. Arlington. Va.. where When Who for all of did his 82. 1226 coln Cemetery: will sell reasonable. there recitation rosary my only hope's meeting you us part. »t u.w. 126 Olst Silver Spring. Md JU. will be a of the there. WIFE. MBLCINA. • earth his work N ave. Sunday. June at 8 p.m. A And when on was done. Publisher1 in Illinois James Mills. 78. 730 4th st. n.e. 5-3812 —ip on 26. God called him home to rest. H. reouiem mass will be celebrated at MITCHELL, In memory CANTON, (JP)— John Hanger 76. PWrker. Va. grow larger by nursing’ < EDAR HILL—5 gravesltes high loca- St. Thomas More Catholic Ar- l my ELIZABETH. ol Our hearts still ache with sadness. m.. June 25 Mary A. Wiley, 76. 11 Ridge rd. se. I only Church. mother. MI'iCHELL. eyes many lon. SIOO each, on vour terms lington, Va., Monday. June at ELIZABETH years Our shed tears: , Harold1 R. Winsor. 50, president Christian Brocar 76. Snokane. Wash I Vrlte to on 27. wno departed this lile eight ago Only Ood knows miss George O 78, st. ! KAY REALTY CO. 5505 9:39 a.m. Interment Parklawn Ceme-( today. June 25, 1947. how we you , Burley. 1215 12th n.w LADY HOLLAND Worgla ave n.w. —2B tery. At the end of four long years ( of the Canton Daily Ledger Co. Guy A Chinn. 85, Houston. Tex. u|f Rockville. Md. 26 Memories are all that Is left YOUR LOVING BON AND WIFE. UL- c Tom E Jones. 63. 1937 Blltmore st. , • County n w 5 EMETEHY LOTS—4 choice sites. Fort NICHOLAS. REV. JOHN PAUL. Sud- When a loved one Is gone. LIE L. BYLVESTER WARRICK. and* the Fulton Broad- Clara O. Jacobson. 66. rd .lncoln. lot 114. biodk 10. will sac - KEITH. 1763 Columbia *or quick tale LA 6-1389. —2B jI denly. on Saturday, June 25. 1955. DAUGHTER. FRANCES WILLIAMS. LOUELLA. Sacred to the < casting Co., died today in a Eldred E. Hillock. 58. Hyattsville. Md. kJ When the inevitable occurs, grief seems vrA jLliiJq. Re*. JOHN PAUL NICHOLAS of 1228 memory ol my dear 1 Rosa Cebollaro, 57. 3716 Fulton st. n.w WASHINGTON "NATIONAL CEMETERY; Irving MURRAY. MARIE CECILA. In loving wife. LOUELLA Peoria hospital. Marge Rogers. 7> somewhat less when arrangements |p «—2 sacrifice sold \ st. n.e . the devoted husband memory our mother and WILLIAMS, who died five years ago 1 A 23. 3720 Linden pi. border lots: It at, of Mrs. Rebecca Nicholas. of dear wife. today. June n.w. once Fairvlew 2-3931. —26 I resting Remains MARIE C. MURRAY, who died two 25. 1950. He and his wife, Harriett, Henry at the Montgomery Bros. Fu- years ago June 25. memory J. Randle. 84. Washington. FoUR-SITE LOT, “National Memorial i neral Home, m 3 Florida ave. nw. today, 1953. Her la all I have now. r owned the Canton Daily Ledger Mattie B Craig. 78. 1422 Swann it. n.w. Park: very Notice * lose, Her cares are all at rest. Benny Outrick. 74, desirable location. *BSO of funeral later. Those we love we never for thankful 3644 11th it. n.w. cash. Must sell. Otve deed. Box 493-K. always they will be forever near, for- But am I. who eon truthfully andi the Boonvtlle (Mo.) News Sara Kllen Parkar. 65. 1041 Independ- ( ORTON. S. On Thursday. In WARREN ever dear. hallowed memory. my Advertiser, and were the prin- ence ave. g.e. June 23, 1D55. WARREN 8. ORTON I loved her and did but. 1 B. Long. FoRTUNCOLITc'EMETEIfY—2 lots, one Tower dr„ Maplewood. N. THE FAMILY. LOVING HUSBAND. ( cipal I*wl» 65. 1423 Corcoran st. n.w. FUNERAL five sites: will of 10 J., JOE. owners of the Fulton Leila Williams. 60. at. n.w HOMIJ situ and one six sacri- of Fannie Orton E. 1477 Newton fice for cash. KE. 8-8939 JA. husband CTandtU and SANDERS. BEATRICE In loving The above la tn compliance with the / Walter McCray. 54, at. n.w. AVI., or father of Mrs. Harry J. Hos of West memory request Joaeph Broadcasting Co., oper- 1226 6th a OIORGIA W.. of Beatrice e. banders. last of Mr. Williams. County Matler McWblle, il Brooklyn. N. RA 1-8708 Vs 8-7803. 28* Orange, N. J. Services In Christ Epis- who pessed away four years ago to- who fatally injured In auto- | v N. Y. I copal was an ators of radio station WBYS at FoRT LINCOLN—4 choice lots, reason- Church. East Orange. N. J., on day. June 25. 1951. mobile accident May 30. 1956. en route t able. Call LU. 3-0995. —2B Monday. June 27. at X p.m. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. • to New York to ArL A. B. M. Canton.< L'aMVraat. a.w.