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Dratha !
TURNER. STANLEY RIcHA

TURNER. STANLEY RICHARD. suddenly
on Th9rsday, ssptsmbeE "a, 1851; Stan;
LEY RtGaaRP TURNER Seloved hgsoans s,a,a
Richard Turner jr., and son Of Herbert
and Cora Turner. Remains resting al
the Funeral Home of Money g. King
Saturday, September 20. at pm. In.
terment Flint Hill Cemetery, oakton. Va
WHITE, JAMES H., JR. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, September %, 1851, at his resi-
dence, l722 Montello ave. me-, JAMES H
and the late RachelsE. White; brother oi
Mrs. Gladys M. Moten and Mrs. Thelma
W. Scott He also, Is survived by an
City; an aunt, Mrs. Beatrice Jackson; siS
nephews. three nieces. two brothers. in
law, cousin. other relatives and, friends
Remain Remains ma may be " viewed after a, Pm
,thews' Funeral Home, GA 4th st. s.w.,
where funeral services will be held Sat
qrday september S9, at pm. Rev.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Family may
be seen at 1913 47th st. MES 2S
WHITE, JOHN. On Thursday. September
n, 1851, JOHN WHITE, beloved husband
Of Annie White. Services at the G. D.
st. NV. Sunday, September 80. at 1880
am. Interment District of Columbia
Lodge Cemetery. 80
JOHN. On September as,
g5hs Lasa at dasdtad esnseT f.tbs Hospital 10 John WILL
King and Mr. Willie williams Also
surviving are thirteen grandchildren. one
great-grandson, a son-in-iaw, a daughter
tn-law, other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Rollins Funeral Home. ~.
YOUNG, MRS. EsTELLE coFFEY C. On
Tuesday. September 25, 1851, Mrs. ES-
TELLE COFFEY C. YOUNG of 1881 St
NV, beloved wife of DR.. Blake B. Young,
a9d Miss Emily eoey Ase
are four nieces. Mrs Mabel Boyd Bell
Mrs. Ethel 3. Boyd. Mrs. Ruby OH. Boyd
and Emily B. Boyd: two nephews Thomas
brothers Jaw, Mr.. Walter P. Boyd and
Mr. Harold S. Carr. and many other rel
atiVes and friends. After noon Thursday
residence, Services and interment al
Aurora. N. c., on Sunday. September 80
Arrangements by Mcguire. Inc. %
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MRS. Mary 5. Fox, Mother
| OF FBI Man Now in Army

Mrs. Mary S. Fox, SO, mother
Iof a former FBI employe, now on
active duty in the Army. died Mon
day in Walter Reed Hospital, where
she had gone a week earlier for
routine surgery.
She was the mother of Sergt 1ic
John F. Fox, who was in the
Identification section of the FBI
until he was called ZIP as a mem
ber Of the 163d Military Police
Iof the District National Guard
last September. Sergt. Fox is sta
toned at Camp Desert Rock, New.
Mrs. Fox, who lived at 371S
Manor place NV, also is survived
Iby a daughter. Miss Dorothy C..
Fox. Of the same address. She also
leaves her husband, Joseph G. Fox
Iof New York and a sister, Mrs.
Marion Connors of Philadelphia
A funeral mass was to be sung
today in Holy Trinity Church,
3514 o street NV. Burial was to
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Chester B. Dobbs, 43,
Agriculture Official

Chester B. Dobbs, 43, retired
Farmers Home Administration
financial official, died Wednesday
in Providence Hospital. He had
retired on disability from the
Agriculture Department in June
1850.
A veteran OF two years in the
Army in World War II, Mr.. Dobbs
served as private first class ir
the 9th Infantry Regiment of the
4th Division in the Normandy
Northern France and Rhinelano
campaigns. He lived at 1841 Co.
|lumbia road NV.
He was wounded in action and
besides the Purple Heart, held the
Bronze Star Medal and the Com
bat Infantry Badge. He was g
member of Agriculture Post 81
'of the American Legion.
Mr.. Dobbs joined the Agricul-
Iture Department here in 1884 ano
served in successive administra-
tions as chief of the financia,
reports section of the Farm
ers' Home Administration, which
Ichanged names several times. He
was q native of Edwardsville. Ala
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Clara C. Dobbs, and his
mother. Mrs. Helen A. Dobbs o1
Elizabethtown. Tenn. Also sur
viving are two brothers and two
sisters, Air Force Capt. James R
IDobbs of Dayton, Ohio; ]. E
IDobbs of Baltimore, Mrs. o. w
Hampton of Pennington, N. j.
and Mrs. Ross Shell of Elizabeth
town, Tenn.
i American Legion Post 36 will
hold a special service for Mr.
Dobbs at the Lee funeral home
Fourth street and Massachusetts
avenue NE, at 8 pm. tomorrow
Ia funeral service will be held al
the home at noon Monday. Buria
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Reopening Of La Prensa
As Union Paper Reported
By the As,ociated Pre,s

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 28.-The
closed newspaper La Prensa will
reopen as the voice of the govern
ment-controlled trade unions Oc-
tober Is. government newspaper
circles reported.
The date chosen comes the
morning after the country's an
nual loyalty day. honoring Pres
ident Juan D. Peron and marks
the 82d anniversary of the papers
founding.
It was reported that the paper
once one of South Americas great
est independent journals, would
be directed by a control board
of labor leaders picked by the
government-sponsored general la
bor federation. Martiniano Passo
editor of the semi-off1cial morning
newspaper Democracia, repeatedly
has been named publisher.
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Morris Gite|son, IS,
Builder 10 Years

Morris Gitelson; 65, home build
er here and former grocer, died
yesterday of stroke at George
Washington University Hospital
He lived at 1911 Webster street
NV.
Mr.. Gitelson came to this coun-
try from Russia about As years
ago. He lived in New York for
-four years before moving tc
Washington.
Until 10 years ago he was in
the grocery business here. Since
that time he has built homes and
apartments.
Mr.. Gitelson was a member OF
B'nai Israel Synagogue and oil
George Washington Lodge of B'na
Sholom.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Fannie
Gitelson. he is survide by three
sons. Louis, of 8504 Hood street
Takoma Park. Md; Leon, of 1874
ITewkesbury place NV, and Sam.
uel. of 301 Quackenbos street NE;
three daughters, Mrs. Sylvan Co.
hen. of 303 Quackenbos street
N. E.; Mrs. Paul Neff, of 80;
Quackenbos street NE, and Mis-
Lillian Gitelson, of the home ad.
dress; and two sisters, Mrs. Ids
Miller, of 317 Gallatin street NV.
and Mrs. Lena Okin, of 400 Ken
nedy street NV.
Funeral services will be at II
am. Sunday at the Danzank.
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be il
B'nai Israel Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lillian N. King,
Head Of Arlington
Real Estate Firm

Mrs. Lillian M. King, 66, Ar
lington real estate agent, who
had carried on her business from
home and hospital during a six
month illness, died Wednesday in
Georgetown University Hospital.
In real estate in Arlington for
16 years. Mrs. King did business
from an Office at 1851 Wilson
boulevard under the name of L.
MCGEE King. Clarence E. King,
her husband, is associated with
Washington Properties, Inc, here,
owners of the Wardman Park
Hotel.
| Mrs. Kings daughter, Mrs.
Thelma King Ballinger of 6040
Wilson boulevard, was in business
with her mother.
Mrs. King, who lived at 1909
North Rolfe street, Arlington, was
a native of Kings Point, Va. She
came to the Washington area
about As years ago and started
her real estate career as an agent
in 1885. Later she became a
licensed broker and real estate
agent and founded her own firm.
She dealt chiefly in residential
property.
She was a member of the Alex
andria- Arlington Fairfax Real Es-
tate Board and of the Arlington
Chamber of Commerce.
Besides her husband and Mrs.
Ballinger, she is survived by two
other daughters, Mrs. Marion
IWetzel, 1861 Wilson boulevard,
and Mrs. Claudia Edwards of the
iRolfe street address, and brother
and a sister, William King and
Mrs. Walter Mardre, both of Nor
folk.
Funeral services will be held at
10 pm. tomorrow at the Ives fu-
neral home, 2847 Wilson boule-
ward, Arlington. Burial will be in
,, National Memorial Park in Falls
Church.
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Spencer Shoemaker,
Retired Emp|oye Of
Capital Transit

Spencer A. Shoemaker, 73, re-
tired Capital Transit Co. employe
who once operated horse-drawn
|streetcars on Pennsylvania avenue,
died Tuesday after a brief illness
and was to be buried today.
Services were to be in Eldbrook
Methodist Church, 4100 River
road NV. with burial in the
Church cemetery.
Mr.. Shoemaker, who lived at
104 Wooten drive, Friendship
Heights, Md. was foreman of the
car barn at Tenleytown for more
than 20 years.
Member of an old Maryland and
District family, he was born in a
log cabin on farm about where
the new Woodward & Lothrop
store now stands on Wisconsin
avenue. He would take produce
to stall he operated at one time
in the old Center Market at
Seventh street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue NV.
After working on a street car
for a year he left the farm for
good and moved to Cincinnati in
1913 and worked there until 1919,
chiefly with the traction company.
Upon his return to Washington
he joined the old Washington
Railway & Electric Co. He re-
manned with the transit COM
'panies until his retirement in 1945.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Ruth
T.. Shoemaker. he is survived by
two sons, Warren W., of 1925 Ell
licott street NV, and Donald S.,
.of Bethesda. Md; two daughters,
Mrs. Clyde Anderson. of Littleton,
w. Va, and Mrs. Walter A. Brown
of 121 Primrose street, Chevy
Chase, Md; two brothers, May
nard Shoemaker, of Rockville,
Md, and Clifton B. Shoemaker.
of Glendora. Calf. and five
grandchildren.
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Rents on U. S. Housing
In Norfolk Area to Rise
BY the Associated Press

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. "a
Rents are going up 20 per cent on
more than 5000 Federally-owned
housing units in the Norfolk
Portsmouth area.
The Public Housing Administra-
ton said yesterday the raise will
become effective November / on
almost all units built here during
World War II under the Lanham
Act.
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Ernest J. Voet, 40,
Expert on Rockets
BY the A.soeiated Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Sept. 28.-Ernest j. Vogt, 10
prominent rocket propulsion ex.
pert died yesterday at a local hos.
pital.
His death was attributed t.
tuberculosis.
He was recently named by the
American Rocket Society as one oil
five men in America who had done
most in the development of rock.
cts. During World War II he de-
signed many wartime develop.
ments Of rocket propulsion for the
Army, Navy and Air Force.
He is survived by son, Andrew
j.; a daughter, Mary; both o.
Washington. D. c.; his father
Herman; brother, Rudolph, anc
sister, Erma, all of Staten Island
N. Y.
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Mrs. Catherine {. Cray, IA
Mother Of AT Musician

Mrs. Catherine E. Cray, IA
mother of the first f1utist in the
Air Force Band, died Tuesday in
Boiling Air Force Base Hospital
Her son, M/Sergt. Robert E
Cray, S13 South Cleveland street
Arlington, has been in Air Force
bands for 81 years.
Mrs. Cray was a native of Bur.
Ilington, Iowa, and had been living
with her son for eight years. Sh,
has no other survivors.
A grayeside funeral service wa
to be held today at the burial il
Arlington Cemetery.
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|panies for the last Al years. He
took his first job as a messenger
at Washington Terminal.
For about six years he was
terminal representative here of
the Pullman Co. In 1927 he joined
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Co. as passenger representative
here.
Mr.. Flynn entered the transpor-
jtation and finance service of the
Army in 1899.
Besides his son and his widow
he is survived by another son
William, 1929 Twenty-eighth
street Sc.
Funeral services will be at
lp.m. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 2so1 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial win be in For
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Arlington Hos
pital.
M r. Flynn
was born in the
District. For the
last three years
! he and his wife
had lived with
a son, Wilmer
E. Flynn. GIG
IN ort h Larri-
more street, Ar
/ lington, Va.
| M r. Flynn
had been asso-
ciated with
lrailroad cau.
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.FoIIs Church to Continue
Inquiry on School Bourd

Members of the Falls Church
School Board have been notified
that the City Council will continue
its investigation of the board at
8 pm. Tuesday at City Hall.
The council already has held
one session since the investigation
began. Charges of maladminis-
tration were made against the
board by group of citizens.
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Lord BudeIey, IT

LONDON, Sept. % (P).-Lord
Badeley, n. former clerk of the
parliaments, died at his home yes
terday. He was born Henry John
Fanshawe Badeley and was made
a baron in 1949 on his retirement
from the parliamentary staff.
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James B. Henderson,
Furniture Dealer Here
For Half Century, Dies

James B. Henderson. 80, a fur
niture dealer and interior decora-
tor here for more than so years,
died yesterday after a long illness
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at his h o m e,
5 5 0 S Grow e
S t r e e t, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Mr.. Hrnder-
son was IN the
furniture an d
decorating bust
ness at 1108 G
S tr e e t N w
from 1907 until
n is retirement
in 1912. Ee was
on F S tre e t
prior to 1907.
Born in the
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William {. Flynn, ST,
transportation Aide

William E. Flynn. 81, a trans
portation specialist with the De-
partment of the. Army, died
Wednesday after a brief illness al
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Uarn nf Tl1anka

REED. PILLS REBECCA. The family Of
the late Mrs. PHILIS REBECCA REED
gratefully acknowledge and deeply ap-
preciate all the expressions of sympathy
rendered in our recent bereavement.
Thanks for all the lovely cards and
flowers
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$40 $40 pim. join NELSON. Governor. :
LESLIE HAGAN, Secretary.
FREITAG, LOUISE v. On Tuesday, Sep
tember 25, 1851. at Suburban Hospital
LOUISE v. FREITAG of 102 East Thorn
OF c. w, Freitag, mother of Mrs. Louise
F. Schultz. daughter OF Annie C. and the
late James Vinson. Remains resting at
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Md.
where services viii be held Friday. Sep
tember %, at 2:30 pm. Interment pri-
Vate IN lieu of flowers. please make
contributions to the Heart Fund. Lynch
burg, Va. Amherst, Va, and New Ken
sinRton, Pa. papers please copy9 2S
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CEMETERY LOTS.

s SITES in Mt Calvary section, Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. Call between 60 PM.
Greenbelt 3237. 80
IA SITES in best loo In TT. Lincoln Ceme-
terry masonic Knoll. All or part; very
reas.. AT. 1896. 80
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HIT Mpntnriaitt

AKERS. HERBERT C. In memory OF my
husband. HERBERT C. AKERS. who de-
ago today. September IS, 1885,,
The time seems short. though the years
are long, ,
The bond OF love still fingers on.
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huSoano: HERBERT z. AhERS, who ue-
parted this life suddenly fifteen years
ago today. September 2S, 1886
The time seems short. though the years
are long, t
The bond Of love still singers aoep on /.
DREW, AMY. A tribute Of love and de-
yotion 10 the. beautiful memory OF our
dear mother, AMY DREW. who departed
this life sixteen years ago today, Sep
tember 2S, 1895.
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent is the voice we loved to hear;
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
Sweet to remember her who once was
here,
And WHO; thenght absent; Is Just as dear.
" SARAH D. WHITE, MRS. DELLA D.
MASON AND MRS. HAZEL D. PRATT.
LEE, SUSIE W. In loving memory OF our
dear wife, mother and sister, SUSIE w.
LEE, who passed away one year ago to-
day. September rs, 1850.
Days of sadness still come over US.
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memories keep you always near us,
Though you left one year ago.
HER ,,I D5HoTEp HUSBAND CHILDREN
LEE. SUSIE W. In loving memory of my
parted this life one year ago today, Sep
HER DEVOTED MoTHER-IN-LAw. JEs-
O'DAY, ANNIE SARAH In loving mem
DRY Of our mother and grandmother.
ANNIE SARAH ODAY, who passed away
one year ago today, September 2S, 1850.
Gone, but ne'er to be forgot
While life and memory last
Is our tender. loving mother and srsnd-
And the happy days long past.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
sale from all grief and care,
Our mother and grandmother rests in
heavenly peace,
Drt5@rEp Ge9 grant I s0me day we meet her there.
GUSON; GRANDDAUGHTER, MRS.
MARIE MARSHALL MRS. HELEN
PALMER. Il Ss.r,I MRS; RgTH 10y. MRS.
REEDER. WILLIAM T. In sad but loving
WILLIAM T. REEDER, who left us four
years ago today, September IS, l947.
May his soul rest in. peace and per-
petuai hEhs nrva4n5 shine upon pS11y him asn COW
ROSS. TRAVIS. To the memory Of our
husband and father. TRAVIS ROSS, who
passed away forty-three years ago today,
September 29. 1908.
Memory is gift Of God that death
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
SAUNDERS. MAX. In, LOVING memory Of
my beloved husband, MAX SAUNDERS,
who was called away SO suddenly four
years ago, September IS. 1947.
Time may heal the broken hearted.
Years may make the wound less sore,
But 1t cannot fill the longing
For the loved one gone before.
HIS WIFE. ELOISE GORDON SAUNDERS.
SCOTT, EMMA In loving memory Of our
dear sister and aunt, EMMA SCOTT, who
departed this life two years ago this
month, September, l949
You left beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told:
But to us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
THE FAMILY
SILVER, DONALD IVAN In loving mem
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oLIHW 2. UlnCeTS ana meHl =
berS of Columbia Lodge. No.
1876, Loyal Order Of Moose.
are hereby notified of the
death of Brother WILLIAM
E. FLYNN, and are requested
to attend Moose funeral serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st,
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.oBERT r. suTPHIN,

Post Commander.
VIRGIL SWADLEY, Post Adjutant. 20
HARRINGTON, CHARLES E. On Tuesday,
September 20, 1851, at his residence,
HARE eflS Esre z NaRRNarN 2sR hs He is sur. Ha
vived BY his wife, Ida Birch Warrington.
and children p Friends may ,,e, call at the
Arlington, Va, where funeral services
will be held on Saturday, September 20,
at $3.50 pm. Interment Columbia Gar
denS Cemetery.
PETERMAN. 1T, HENRY !. 2, $. n. R.
On Thursday. September 27, 1851, at the
Z Bethesda Naval Medical Center, 1t
HENRY J PETERMAN, U. s. N; R., OF
1913, Newton st. ne, beloved husband Of
v. Leitch and Gordon H. Peterman. Re-
mains resting at his late residence :
90. at 1915 pm, at the National Gene
terry, Annapolis. Md.
PHEBUS. HARRY EUGENE. On Friday
HARRY EUGENE PHEBus Of rio & ST
Phebus, father of Mr.. Eugene G. Phebus
Mr., Carl E. Phebus and Mr.. Lloyd E
Phebqs of Washington; D. G.; brother q O
ahereus ase Essf Md and Frends Ts may ca
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, where services will be held or
Monday October |, at l0:3O am. IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
SAYLEs, LEoNoRA G. On Thursday, Sep.
s'e.. IEoNoRA 6. sAYLEs, beloved moth
er Of Henry B. Sayles, Mrs. Louise. Ball
Frank and Britton g, sayles, Notice 9
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by the Rob
ert G. Mason Funeral Home
SHARPE, MYRA d. On Tuesday, Septem
ber p, 1851. at st. Louis, Mo. MYRA q
Sharpe, mother Of Miss Blanche Sharp
! p. G., and Mrs, F. H; Ehrensperger Of s.
Louis. Mo; grandmother of Miss Blanch
| Jean White of Washington. D. c.; siste
| G.; Mrs. Z. L. Davis Of Wilmington, \
and c. H. Davis Of St. Petersburg, Fla
sFsnds may s. snd sn Mass a s ave- Lee WseT
! services will be held on Saturday Septem
ber, 20. at $3.50 pm. Interment Ceda
/ Hill Cemetery %
SMITH, BETTE NJ On Thursday, Sep
eTeS e%5er Wiz 3 lS9 q tbs sEaE afe John M sf
Reitta Harris, Lottie Herndon and Eugen
/ H. Roberts. Funeral from the w. "
pm Relatives and friends invited In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
sTRIKoL,, JOSEPH J. On. Friday, septem
ber g., 1861. at Casualty Hospital, .Jo
Lucia < strikol Friends may cali :
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mas
ave. ne, where services will be held o
M9hday oetoseI i a pm ntermer
ITINNEY, ELLEN. On Thursday. septen
Der 81. 1851. at her residence, 42g At
ST. Sc, ELLEN TINNEY, widow of tn
late James E: Tinney. devoted. aunt {
Roberta tBerthal Bowie: She also is SUI
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements b
Barnes g. Matthews.
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SNOW, ALICE. Sacred to the memory Of
our beloved mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother, ALICE SNOW, who
entered into eternal rest one year ago,
September 2T. 1850.
We shall meet, but We shall miss her,
There Will be one vacant chair.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. ANNIE AND
JAMES JANE sNoW; G5lRANDp3AUGHTER
GRANDCHILDREN, KATHY AND
CLoIS JACKSON.
BERTHA E. AND PAUL R.;
JACKSON, ALPHoNZO A. In loving mem
ory OF our parents and brother, who
TIA e. STEWART. seventeen Ssi G'ss Years Dis ago
today, September 2S. 1894: father, PAUL
R. STEWART; Noyember 20. lg4a, and
tober 81, l941.
Since you have gone before u.s.
Walk slowly down the way of death.
For We would want to overtake you some
And seek the journeys ending by your
side a
We would be so forlorn not to decry you
Down some shining high road when we
Walk slowly and often look behind you
And pause to hear II we should cal
your name:
DEy1TER SsyTIRF DAgGHTEss gqAW AMP SISTERS
REED.
TOWNSEND, ARTHUR C. In loving re.
membrance of my dear husband, ARTHUR
c. TOWNSEND, who died two years age
today, September 2S, 1949
on, my darling, another year I an
alone without you. Why don't you come
for me? / find no rest in this cold world
l want to be with you
HIS LOVING WIFE CORA.
WISEMAN, REV. DANIEL e, In lovinf
memory of our dear father and grand.
father, Rev, DANIEL E. WISEMAN, who
departed this life nine years ago today
September 2S, 1912
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND.
CHILDREN
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DRIsCoLL, MARGARET. It

DRIsCoLL, MARGARET. It is the sad
SA duty of the Third Order of
w St. Dominic to announce the
~&HH death of its member. MAR
NfNY GARET DRISCOLL. The ro-
~ sary will be recited on Friday
kAa&Es9 evening, September 2S 1851,
sNM-as7 at $50 o'clock. at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 64l H ST. ne.
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SILVER, DONALD IVAN. In loving mem
IVAN SILVER, who departed this life
fourteen years ago today, September 2S
1887.
We have only a memory. dear Donnie,
We will cherish our whole lives through,
And the sweetness will live forever,
As we treasure the memory of you
MOTHER. DAD, HELEN MOLLYE AND
LARRY
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DoBBs. CHESTER B. On wednesday,
September %, 1851. at Providence Hos
pital. CHESTER B. ,DoBBs Of 1s41, Co
lumbia I'd. NV. beloved husband of
brother of Capt James R. Dobbs, Air
Force; j. E. Dobbs, .Mrs..O W. Hampton
and Mrs. Rosa Shell Friends may call
Mass. ave. ne, where services will be
held on Monday, October !, at 12 noon.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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DUKES, CARRY. pepsrted this life on

DUKES of $50 z st. sw She leaves to
mourn their loss a devoted friend. John
Garrett; three devoted daughters Mrs
Mrs. Nellie Walker; one son, William
Dukes; other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John ?, Rhines IL
frebds nav ea sftef 5rd 81 s" FTdsy
September IS. Funeral Saturday. Sep
tember %. at I pm, from the above
mentioned funeral home, Rev. Giles r.
Wright ofhciatina. Interment Woodlawn
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IUUH T. MtmDeTS OF IOca
602, Steamfitters' Union. arr
notified of the death o.
Brother HUGH P. McCANN
Services will be held on Sat.
urday, September 20. 1851
at l pm. at Chambers Flu.
neral Home, 517 11th st. Sc
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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n. the National Honor Guard,
~ v. F. W., will be conducted
Ff for our past commander and
4SM charter member, JOHN T
$sA MOONEY, of McKimmie Sat-
terton Police and Fire Post
Nv No. 29T9. v. F. W.. at the
uneral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ne. on Sunday. September 80
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Evening star., 1951-09-28

day. September 26, 1851, MARGARET 4
DRrSCOLL Of 2004 Kearney st. ne, be-
loved wife Of the late Timothy Driscoll
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
neral Home, 641 H st; ne. on Saturday.
September 20, at $50 am. High re-
auiem mass at St. Francis De Sales
Church, Goth st. and Rhode Island ave
ne. at 9 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-09-28

BUNCH, CHARLES EDWARD. On Wednes-
day, September 70, 1851. at Sibley Me-
BUNCH of a49 virginia ave. sW. hus-
band Of the late Nettie E. Bunch Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne, until 10 pm.
Friday, September 2s. Services and in-
terment at Charlottesville, Va, on Sun
day, September 80. 2S
Evening star., 1951-09-28

SCOTT, EMMA. In loving memory Of our
dear sister and aunt, EMMA SCOTT, who
departed this life two years ago this
month, September, 1919.
You left beautiful memory,
A sorrow too great to be told:
But to US who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.