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clinical professor of orthopedie
surgery at George Washington
University Medical School anc
was orthopedic consultant at Mt
Alto Hospital and the Bethesda
Naval Hospital.
Born in Washington, DR.. Hal
attended Central High Schoo
here. A member of the class o1
1908 at Central, he received the
schools 1888 distinction award.
Served in Medical Corps.
A graduate Of the GWU Med
ical school, he trained in ortho-
pedics at Massachusetts, Genera.
Hospital. He was a major in the
medical corps in World War I anc
saw service in France.
After the war he returned te
Washington and began his ortho.
lpedic practice here. In 1920 HI
Joined the faculty at CIV and re.
manned there until his death. Hi!
office was at 1901 Eye street NV
DR.. Hall was named president o.
the Ambulatory Fracture Asso.
citation here in 1888. The same
year he served as president of ths
United States Chapter of the In.
ternational College of Surgeons.
At the time of his death he wa.
president Of the Washington Or.
thopedic Club.
Member of Professional Groups.
DR.. Hall was a member of the
Washington Academy of Sur
geons, the Washington Academy
of Medicine. the American Acad-
jemy of Orthopedic Surgeons and
the District Medical Society and
fellow of the American College
of Surgeons.
He also was a member of the
Smith Reed Russell Society at CIV
and of Sigma XI, scientific fra
ternity.
Dr.. Hall was a Mason, a Shrine1
and a Knight Templar.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Mary Golden Hail. a son
Gusts Lee Hall, jr., and two
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Hall
and Miss Nancy Hall, all Of the
home address: another daughter
Mrs. Thomas Klein of Rosemont
Pa. and sister, Mrs. c. F. Hayns.
worth of Greenville. S. c.
Funeral services will be at
pm. Wednesday at Fort Myel
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling.
ton Cemetery.
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terday after a
fve-month ILL
ness, in his
h ON e, 1925
Alaska avenue
NV.
Mr.. Skinner
had been with
Columbia Fed
eral since 1910.
During the last
year, he served
as president of
t he Washing
It on Chapter,
Society of Res
idential A p
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1n Mrnturiattt

TOOLE. BENJAMIN G. A token of love
t. The memory Fl ny dear dear haSsana dunaafsf
this life two years ago today, November
12. 1949.
think, of you in silence,
No one can see me weep:
But many silent tears are shed
While others are asleep.
] miss you, how I miss you.
But you will never know;
/ tried SO hard to keep you,
Because l loved you SO
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE TOOLE.
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Windsor P a r k
H o t !. 2300
Con n e c t icut
avenue NV.
Mr.. Hedrick
had been in ap-
p a r e n t G ood
health and had
played golf the
day be f or e at
t h e Columbia
country CluD.
Born in Da-
wilson County,
N. c., Mr.. He'd
rick attended
public schools
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lived at 1920
Harrison street
NV.
| DR.. Hall for
many years had
devoted m u C h
time to treat
jment and cure
| of crippled chill
Idren un d e r
sponsorship of
| t h e Un d e r.
| privileged Child
tCommittee of
the K W a n / S
Club here.
"N1
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ington Univer-
ity Hospital
a + ter a six
month illness.
MIR. Lulley's S
friends extend
ed from h i S
buSboys to cab
inc t officials,
royalty and leg
iSlatorS.
Member of a
third - genera
ton family, Mr.
Idlllev was the
grandson of one
Nf the founders
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Henry Grady Hedrick,
General Solicitor Of
Southern Railway Co.

Henry Grady Hedrick, 62, gen.
eral solicitor of the Southern
Railway Co.. died yesterday of a
heart attack at his home in the
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DR.. Gusts Lee Hall,
Known Widely as
.0rthopedic Surgeon

DR.. Gusts Lee Hall, SO. inter-
tnationally-known orthopedic sur
geon. died Saturday at Doctors
Hospital after q brief illness. He
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Julius Lu|Iey Dies;
Rarvey's S Restaurant
Owner Since 1881

Julius Lulley, So. information
ally known host and owner OF
Harvey'S restaurant. died yester-
day of cancer at Cncrne Wash
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James D. Skinner, 58,
Loan Firm Appraiser

James D. Skinner, So. chief ap-
praiser and an assistant secretary
Iof the Columbia Federal Savings
and Loan Association, died yes
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cauon OF Ihlllum Castle
Lodge No. 1856. A. F. and A.
M, Will be called at 1880
pm Wednesday, November
IA, 1851, for the purpose OF
Conducting last rites for our
late Brother, Past Master
ER FRYE.
LARK, Jr., WorShipful Master.
N SCOTT, Secretary. 10
+. The officers and members
OF Silver spring Chapter No.
o6. Order OF Eastern StaS. are
requested to assemble Oh TueS-
day November -, 1851, al
: pm. at the Takonla Funeral
Home, pa Carrol ave. Ia
koma Park. Md. for The plr-
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FRYE. ROY P. On Monday, November
j.. 1891. al his resltcace, @52 Maple
ave, TakOma Park, Nd ROY P FRYE
ton Frye and father = Jane r. Mcrgan,
brother Of Ada WaSelaRn BaShle Boyer.
Andrew Frye. Ruth TySipgeY and Carrie
Takoma Funeral Home, "J4 Carroll 81.
NV. where services will be he'd On
Wednesday November IA, al = I'm. H.
terment Geofse WaaniEgton Cemetery
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radeS will assemble at the chapel For
Myer, Va, at 9.45 am. Tuesday. No
yember II. Interment in arlington Ma
GEORGE A MISSIONER. Commander.
E. F. K, SCHROEDER. Adjutant.
ROUSSOS. JOHN A. Suddenly on Sun
day, November II, 1851, at his residence
l7gS Kenyon st. NV, JOHN A. RoUssos
father OF Theadore ]. Roussos and Mrs
Bessie cara tzarafonitiS, Services a
St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church
sth and L, SITS. NV. ON Wednesday
November IA, at 2 pm. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery, Remains resting a
the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2901 14th st. NV. 13
ROWE, WALTER. On Saturday, Novembe
10, 1851, at Providence Hospital. WAL
TER ROWE, beloved husband of Louis
Rowe, father of David. Philip and Shirle.
Rowe. and Mrs. Thelma Dempsey; brothe
of Mrs. Lillian Comstock and Mrs. Edit
Cockcroft. Also surviving are five grand
children. Friends may call at the Walsl
Funeral Home, TAI 11th st. s.e., wher
services will be held on Tuesday. Novem
Der 13. at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoll
Cemetery. IL
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1IEHLES WI. OUI. JUIIu JdCU1
Astor Camp No. o. u. S
w. ", deeply regrets to an,
nounce .he deatn of Com.
rade CHARLES NJ. ROWE a
United States Soldiers Home
District OF Columbia, Thurs.
day, November &, 1851. Com
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X. h. hOLB. oEVIVIdIy.
ELIZARETH DOLLY HALEY Der

thiS life suddenly at her residence Hl4
o 81. NV. Tuesday. November Is, 1851
ELIZABETH DOLLY Haley, mutneT oi
John and James Haley. She also caves
to mourn their loss two sons three
grandchildren and a host u oLher rela-
tives and friends. Reudiem mass TOT
the repoSe of her soul will be celebrated
Wednesday, November IA. ar . IN
from Holy Redeemer Church, N Y
and ~ j. aves. NV. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements Ly ST
Josephs Funeral Home. I3'
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'REEN, AGNES. The otaeers and member.

OF Court District OF Columbia
% No. 2I2 Catholic Daughters
~A of America. are hereby notified
SSle,y OF the death OF a beloved
NN member. AGNES BREEN, on
MY November IL, 1851. and are
\ ~&~ requested to ole for the
recitation of the rosary, at 2l2 Sth st.
Sc, Monday, November II. at $40 pm,
and to attend the requiem mass On
Wednesday, November IA. at 10 am.
at ST. Peters Church. nterment will be
at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HELEN E. KIELY, Grand Regent
ISABELLE COLLEN. Financial Secretary.
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BROWN. ALICE GRAFTON On Sunday

November II. 1851. MRS. ALICE GRAF-
TON BROWN, widow of the late William
Thomas Brown and beloved mother of
DR.. Grafton Tyler Brown of 1918 3lst
81. NV, and William stephen Brown Of
Chicago. Ill. She also is survived by her
brother, Samuel r. Belt OF Washington,
D. c. Funeral services will be held al
HySong's Funeral Home, 1900 N st. NV.
on Tuesday. November Il at $50 pm
Relatives and friends are invited to al
lend 1ntermsnt Oak Kill i-tmeIerN
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INA. Members of the Inter-
denominational Ushers' Union
OF District OF Columbia and
vicinity are hereby notified
OF the death of our beloved
Member IRMA MORGAN,
Funeral services on Tues
day, November l3, 1851, at
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MORRIS. MARY ILIzABeTH On g.,

gay. November IL: 1851. at Arlington
6d"s N. 18th ST.. Arlington, Va be.
loved mother OF Frank c. Morris O,
Arlington. Va. Also survived BY ihre,
granachIldren and four great-grandchil
ofen frlends may call al F E. FitZ.
gerald Funeral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va, until = pm Tuesday
November -. Funeral services and IN.
teTment in Peoria Ill
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day, November II, 1851, at his home,
~ Sligo ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
BENJAMIN BERNARD MCKAY. beloved
OF Mrs. Marjorie Watkins, Randolph
and Norman Mckay and bronler of
Oscar and Andrew Mckay, and also
Mrs. Neal Mckinney. John, William,
survived by three grandchildren. Mr.
Mckay rests at the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Ga. ave, Silver
on Wednesday. November IA, at I'M
1rnterment George Washington Memorial
NeuettTS.
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y sSzN' IhNA. On Friday. November
y, 1881; at George Washington UNIVERSITY
Hospital IRMA MORGAN of 1888 Evans
ra. Sc, the beloved mother of Beatrice
Floyd. Wilton and Regena Morgan. Also
surviving are i've sisters, eight grand
chldren, and other relatives and friends
Atter fn, pm Monday, November II.
Illehos may cali at her late residence
Funeral Tuesday. November Is, at j
Pm. from the Bethlehem Baptist
SnuFch, Nichols ave. and Howard I'd.
sc 1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
tery. Rev. R.. B. Kirkland oficiating
arrangements by Walter z Hunter Co.
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NAMETH. MICHAEL A. nm sat,,r,

yember 10 1851. at his residence. b43l
Barnaby ST. NV, MICHAEL A. NAMETH
oeioVed husband OF the late Elizabetf
Nameth, father OF Rozalia l., Betty T. anc
Anton Nameth OF New York City N Y
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 290l l4th ST, NV. on Wednesday
november 4, at $50 am; thence to tht
b!eSsed Sacrament Catholic Church, West.
ern ave. ana QueSada st. W, where the
holy sacrifice OF the mass will he Offered
at 10 m. for the repose OF his soul In.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery Ia
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DECkMAN, SAMUEL Fl. On Friday, NO
ven!0eT 9, 1851, al Mount Alto Hospital
- SAMUEL H. DECkMAN OF S;iJ New
Hampshire ave. NV. beloved husband OF
Mae H, DeCkman. father OF J. Raymond
e DeCkman Of Wichita. KanS. Sc. wees al
the S. H. Hines Co Funeral Home, ."OI
lIth ST. NV, on Wednesday. November
4 az - noon. InIerment Arlington Ma
tICnal Cemetery I3
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= p.II at lNt btlnIehem FAptlSt Church
Nichols ave; AND Howard I'd, Sc
ALMA HAWKINS, President.
WILHELMINA JOHNSON
Concentrating Raersfarv
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Dratha
LOCKE KATHRINE

LOCKE. KATHRINE. suddenly on Sunday.
November II. 1851. al her residence,
:,55l 11th st. NV, KATH2INE LOCKE.
beloved wife OF the late Joseph p Locke,
sister -in-laW of Mrs. Georsiarna Kiminel
and Mrs, Elizabeth L. Richards, Services
.aol 14th st. NV, on Wednesday. Nc
vember IA, at > pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. Remains RESTING at the
above funeral home after IL am. Tues
day, November 10. ~
LULLEY. JULIUS. On Sunday, November
II, 1851 al George Washington Uni
yersity hospital, JULIUS LULLEY, be-
loved husband of Birdie Lulley. Services
viii be held at GaW4er's Chapel, 1856
"a aye; NV. on tuesday. November l3,
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
JUSTINE. RACHEL. On Sunday, Noycm-
be. Il, 1881, RACHEL LusTlNE ol
GIt,%a Woodiey pl nv peloved vile OF
OF Morris, Harry and Philip Lusilne.
Sne also is survived by d sister, Mrs.
Pearl Berenter. Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky & Son Funeral Home,
35ol l4th st. NV, on Tuesday, November
y, at IL am. Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery.
MCDANIEL. BESSIE L. On Sunday, NC
yember II, 1851, at her esldence, $50
MASS MASS ave; ne, BESSIE Z, MCDANIEL,
mother OF James B. Mcdaniel and Ms.
Mary +. Vitale ana the late Thomas j.
MCDANIEL; grandmother OF Frank Shirley
and Joseph Eltaie, Jr., and Tommie Jean
McDankel. Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home Att st. and Mas
on Wednesday, November II, at i pm.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemptery IL
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EDMONDS. ANNA z. Officers and mem
bers OF Liberty Council. C. W. B. L..
are requested to meet Tor late Member
ANNA E EDMONDS at the Costello Flu
neral Home, 1872 ". Capitol ST., Monday
November II 1851, al pm
MARY Z. JAIN, President.
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'OFEhN' FIhST II. RUBERT NJ, e.
- S.A.; McGONERN, SECOND LII.
JEMORE r., u. S. A. Killed in
- action in the Korean war, FIRST
IS Ii. ROBERT NJ McGOVERN
on January 80, 1851, and
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EDMONDS, anna E. On Saturday No
Vember O. at Sibley Hospital ANNA E
EDMONDS, widow of Jospeh EdmonaS.
mother of j. Bernard Edmonds of Bal
tImore Md Funeral from the T F.
Costello Funeral Home, l122 North Capt.
tol 81. on Tuesday. November IL al
$50 am. Requiem mas at ST. Martins
Church at ] q am. Relatives and frlencs
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Come
terry. Baltimore papers please copy
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cation OF Harmony Lodge No
II, F. A. A. NJ. has been
called for pm. Wednesday
November IA, at the Masonic
Temple, 18th and New York
ave. NV, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral o. OIL
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EtHUtT II. IHoI. FRANCES DAVIS Hun,
peioved wife Of the late Rev. George
J Hill. mother OF Mrs Paul Lindsey
silver SpFihg. Md GervlS G. Hill, IN
dana. Pa: and George J. Hill. Mont
Eomery- Ala. Funeral rom thr W IL
Deal Funeral Home 1872 Ga. ave nv
on Wednesday, November -, at 10 m
RELATIVES and friends invited. Intpr.
inent Harpers Ferry, w. Va. Please
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JOSEPH G. doTYKA. Exalted Ruler.
Attest: I. NJ. YOUNY, Secretary.

EtmDeF IT, I|oI at Sl0Iey HO5pltdL T.
WILLIAM j. DIETER OF 1916 Windom
pi n.w,, beloved husband OF the late
Ehza452eta c. Diete5 Re e ta .atneF Oh "Aoa4
Mrs. Joseph B. Piien OF Chicago Ill.
Funeral from Collins Funeral Home,
:iS.l IAN St: n,E1 ?,1 on WfoneSaay, No NO
al St AIMS Church at IL am. ReIa-
tIEeS ard friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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S3a4JJGTday, NQyember 10 1851, GEORGE
IhOMAS HITCH of sos Barron ST
takoma Park. Md. beloved husband OF
AgneS Eleanor Hitch; father of George
R2Tnond; Thomas Ralph and James Car
roH Hitch; son Of Mrs Martha Hitch;
6Eother Of Mrs. Irene Moore. Mrs. Pearl
SahoFfsT. m l5,o,, Ear Milton mo Elton Hitch
M ntt: hIIch zen rests at the Warner E Pun
PhIey Funeral Home. SABA Georgia ave
SILVER Sbl4ng, Mo, where prayers viii be
tfl1 saia on IueSday, November I3 at $ am,
C[H1ttce 20 Our Lady OF Sorrows Catholic
Fdrh. Ad, where requiem mass will Dc
9aefed at $50 AIN. Tor the repoSe Al
ms aOuI. lnteEmeut Cpnar EIIlI Cnrnn.or,,Il -
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BREEN, AGNES L. On Saturday, NoNem-
Der 10 i25l v az her 1I rssidence - SIN
of Jane and Marsaret Breen. the
late James j. Breen and the late
Michael F. Breen and the late Rev.
John A Breen of Pittsburgh. Pa tuAsrA!
from the above residence on Wednes-
day. November a. at $50 am. ReQulem
mass at St. Peters Church at am.
Relatives and friends invited. 1Etermept
Mount Olyet Cemetery. Please omit
flowers. Is
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= SAHI II II. WasHInRL LoN
Lodge No Is. B. ? o. Elks.
n Will assemble at the S H
y Hines Co Funeral Home,
290J 14th st. NV. Monday,
November 1". at 40 pm
to eXemplify the funeral
ritual of the OrdeT, over The
Of our late brother. SAMUEL
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Senator Johnson Won't Aid
Security Tax Rebellion
BY the Associated Prss,

MARSHALL. Tex, Aug. a.
Marshall matrons rebelling against
collecting social security taxes from
their domestic help got the cold
shoulder yesterday from a Texas
Senator they had asked to help
them.
Mrs. Carolyn Abney, spokesman
for the lrate employers, disclosed
they had asked Senator Lyndon
johnson Democrat, of Texas to
use his influence to get that Sec
tion Of the social security law re-
pealed. Senate johnson is Sen
ate Democratic whip.
Mr.. johnson replied that he
does not favor repeating the sec
ton of the law applying to do
mestic help, Mrs. Abney said.
Senator johnson thus places
his personal opinion above the re-
quest of the Texas Senate, the
Harrison County bar and thou
sands of individuals who have re-
quested repeal of the act" said
Mrs. AbEey.
The internal Revenue Bureau
has issued warrants for seizure of
the employers personal property
If they do not collect and pay
the tax,
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Philip Y. Montanaro,
Butler Retired Years

Philip Vitale Nontanaro, n
butler for many Washington
families over a 4o-year period
died Tuesday after a long illness
at his home, 42O Sixtieth avenue
Capitol Heights, Md.
During his career. Mr.. Non
tanaro, a native of Turin, Italy
worked for Admiral George Dewey
former Maryland Go John Lee
Carroll, Mrs. Eleanor Patterson
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Red
Cross official: Sherman Flint. re-
tired f1nancier, and Orme Wilson
career diplomat.
Mr.. Montanaro, who had beer
a District resident since 1903
retired five years ago due to Ill
health.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Camilla Montanaro, and 9
daughter, Mrs. Mary M. Calder
both Of Capitol Heights
Prayers for Mr.. Nc c'ltanaro will,
be said at $50 am. tomorrow al
the w. w. Chambers Funera.
Home, SIT Eleventh street Sc.
to be followed by a requiem mass
at 10 am. at st. Matthias Church
Capitol Heights. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemett.y.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Joseph A. Shay, Attorney
In Herman RosenthaI Case
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Joseph A
Shay, rs, attorney who fought tc
save police 1t. Charles Becker from
the electric chair in the Staying
of gambler Herman Rosenthal
died Tuesday night in his home
at Fresh Meadows.
Mr.. Shay won a reversal after
1t. Becker'S first conviction fol
the 1912 murder, but the polics
officer was tried again. convicted
and executed. The case was one
OF New York's most sensational
The prosecution argued Becker
ordered Rosenthal killed for re.
porting the officer had accepted
underworld protection pay-offs
Mr.. Shay argued 1t. Becker wa.
framed.
In 1885, Mr.. Shay was instru-
mental in forcing a state investi.
cation of all state insane asylum
records to determine whether any
sane persons were being held il.
legally. This came after he rep
resented q New York psychiatriSt
who asserted his name had beer
forged to committal papers fol
patients at the Harlem Valley
State Hospital for the insane al
Wingdale.
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Mrs. Jessie (. Baker, 73,
Area Resident Many Year,

Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Baker, 70
for many years a resident o1
Washington and Alexandria, dice
last night at her home, the Knowl.
ton Apartments. Twentieth stree
and Kalorama road NV.
Mrs. Baker was the widow oi
Judge j. ]. Baker, an attorney
and jurist Of Troy, Kans., wht
died in 1927. A native OF Morris
N. Y, Mrs. Baker was active ir
church and civic affairs here. Shit
was a member of Christ Episcopa
Church in Alexandria.
She is survived by three daugh.
ters. Mrs. William B. Allen, jr.
of 1929 South Thirty fourth
street, Arlington, wife of the pub.
lie relations director of the Pos
ONCE Department.; Mrs. Heller
Spaulding and Miss Hazel Waters
both of the Knowlton Apartments
and two sons, Edgard B. Water.
OF Kansas City, Mo. and Karl A
Waters Of Wheaton, Mo.
The funeral will be held Satur.
day in Oneonta, N. Y.
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Mrs. Lavina 0'Bryhim,
Former Bookbinder Here

Mrs. Lavina O'Bryhim, 81, q
former bookbinder here, who died
Monday after a long illness, was
to be buried in Cedar Hill Gene
terry today.
Funeral services were to be in
the Lee funeral home, Fourth
street and Massachusetts, avenue
NE.
Mrs. O'Bryhim had been q
bookbinder at the Government
Printing Office here since 1896
Before that, she worked at her
trade in Indianapolis, Ind, where
she had lived most of her life
She was born in North Man
chester, Ind.
Mrs. O'Bryhim is survived by q
son, John David, of Fredericks-
burg, Va: two brothers. James
|Ackerman, of Wenham. Mass.
and Samuel Ackerman, Of Lynd-
hurst, N. j., and two sisters. Mrs
Richard Harris, of Noblesville
lind. and Mrs. Maurice Wilkins
Of Indianapolis.
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George Balm Edwards, Is,
Retired Gun Plant EmpIoye

George Balm Edwards, "a, a re-
tired Naval Gun Factory employe
died Tuesday of a heart ailment
in Gallinger Hospital. He lived al
1872 N street S.W.
Mr.. Edwards was a cartridge
maker at the gun factory for 81
years when he retired 13 years
ago.
Born in Kentucky, Mr. Edwards
came here in 1903, after serving
with the Army in this area during
the Spanish-American War.
He was Il member of the Col
James S. Petit Camp No. 3, Span.
ish War Veterans. and was a for
mer member of the Woodmen o1
the World. He also belonged tc
Fifth Baptist Church here.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Ida r
Edwards, and two sons, Albert L
and George B., jr., all of the home
address, he Is survived by two
other sons, Bernard L., of 519 N
street S.W., and William. of Fits.
burgh; two daughters, Mrs. Anna
v. Tomlinson, of 496 N street S.W
and Mrs. Mildred F. Haardt, ot
352 N street, S.W., and Is grand.
children and four great grand.
children.
Funeral services will be at 2:3C
pm. tomorrow in the Chambers
funeral home, SIT Eleventh street
Sc. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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w. H. H. Murray, y,
Retired F'ressman

William HenTy Hardy Murray
80, who died Monday, was to be
buried in Union, Cemetery today
after a funeral at o'clock al
Roberts Chapel M. E. Church, SOC
South Washington street, Alex.
andria.
Mr.. Murray. who had been 8
lpressman for the Alexandria Ga
zette for Is years. had been sicE
for about a week. Me died in ar
Ambulance en- route TO >Alexandris
Hospital.
A prominent member of Alex
andria's Negro community and 8
native Of Sperryville, Va, Mr.. Muir.
ray worked on the old hatbed press
Iat the Gazette until the paper
brought in rotary presses. Then he
was a baker at HILLS Bakery ir
Alexandria for 10 yea9s. Before
his retirement in 1948 he worked
for a time in the kitchen at the
George Mason Hotel.
He is survived by six children
Mrs. Essie M. Taylor and William
H. Murray, jr.. of Philadelphia
Clarence c. Murray and MIrs. Clara
Claiborne of Alexandria; Mrs
Ruby NJ. Johnson Of Washington
and Ellis B. Murray of New York
One Of his Is grandchildren, Corpl
Clarence Lane, is serving with the
Army in Korea.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

sergeant talked for those foul
|hours-"about ourselves"
"He asked me if I could cool
and if I could sew. and I said
Sure, I can do all those things,
So he said. 'Okay. let's get mar.
ried."
She got a letter four days Later
which said Sergt. Griggs wasn't
fooling.
He showed up q few weeks latel
to prove it, again as member oil
a bomber ferry crew. This time
he took her to London to help hel
with travel arrangements.
Sergt. Griggs said he wished
some of his family in Akron, Ohio
could be here for the wedding to.
day, "but it's happening so fast
none of them will be able tc
make it,"
Capt. Fred A. DeLashaw will
perform the ceremony at the Bigg!
Air Force Base Chapel.
MY buddies are glad she's ar.
irving" Sergt. Griggs said, as h,
waited for the plane to land
They figure I'll be able to do som,
work out at the base instead O.
Incoming around"