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| w AACdQ bIlC As' @'~OSnSsehs
Red Cross publicity services in
1945. From 1943 to 1945 he was
associated with the public rela-
tions firm of Hill & Knowlton|
where he directed public relations
for the Consolidated Vultee Air
craft Corp.
Graduated at Cornell.
A native of New York City, he
received his bachelor and master
of arts degrees at Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca. N. Y. He became
the university's public informa-
ton director in 1927 and re-
mained there until he was granted
a leave of absence to serve the
first time with the Red Cross here
in 1912. He stayed with the Red
Cross a year before joining Hill
& Knowlton.
After graduation from Cornell
Mr.. Boochever was a division
traffic engineer for the Western
Union Telegraph Co. at Atlanta,
Ca, and New York. Later he be-
came general manager of the
Manhattan Knitting Mills of the
New York and Philadelphia.
During World War I he was
manager of the War Savings
Bureau of greater New York and
served on the publicity staff of
the War Loan Agency.
Honored by Association.
A former president of the
American College Publicity AS.
sociation, he received the organ
ization's award in 1912 for "out-
standing contributions"
He attended a convention of
the League of Red Cross Societies
in 1916 at oxford, England, where
he acted as the leagues public
relations commission chairman.
He was a member of the Ma
tional Press Club here. the Ameri-
can Pubic Relations Association
and the Cornell Clubs of New York
and Washington.
He is survived by two sons, Ro-
bert. an attorney. of Juneau, Alas
ka, and Louis c. jr., a State De-
partment economist, Of 1922 Van
Ness street NV; a brother,
George Boochever; three sisters,
Miss Florence Boochever, Mrs.
Frederick s. deBeer and Mrs. E..
Martin Freund. all of Albany, NY,
and five grandchildren.
Funeral services win be held at
1880 am. Wednesday in Albany
and burial will be in Beth Emeth
Cemetery there.
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NAAAANAA w " N
during and after her husbands s
pastorates in West Virginia. Mary
land, Florida and the District. Re-
tired more than 80 years ago, Mr.
Griffith, a minister Of the Meth
odist Church, died in 1881.
A resident of Washington since
1920, Mrs. Griffith was in charge
of Christian literature for 2s
years at the Francis ASbury Meth
odist Church. She was a life
member of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service.
Survivors are two daughters
Miss Mary Allen Griffith and Mrs
Albert r. Shedd. of the Monroe
street address. and two brothers
DR.. E. c. Beatty of Fairmont, w
Va, and w. E. Beatty of Romney
w. Va.
Funeral services will be held at
noon tomorrow in the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Friendship Cemetery, Anne Arun-
del County, Md.
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NO. lO Precinct
A veteran of World War I, dur
ing the second world war his
duties here included acting as
deputy administrator of civil de-
fense. While on the force he
served in many precincts, spend
ing considerable time at Nos.
and 8.
Capt. McAllister was a past
commander of Police and Fire
Post 20. American Legion, and q
past vice commander of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department Of
the Legion. He was also a mem
Der of the Knights of Columbus
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
the Policemen's Association of the
District.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Sarah Gouldman McAllister
a son. Edward B. McAllister, 2212
Fortieth street NV; three
daughters, Mrs. Margaret G.
Richards, of ArbutuS, Md; Mrs
Elizabeth M. Tuel, of Rogers
Heights. Md, and Miss Rita j
McAlliSter of the home address.
Also. his father, Carl c. Meal
lister, ST., of Jacksonville, Fla: two
brothers, P. r. McAlliSter of York
Nebr., and Carl c. McAllister, jr.,
also of Jacksonville, and nine
grandchildren.
A requiem high mass will be
sung at 10 am. Wednesday at ST.
Anthony's Catholic Church
Twelfth and Monroe streets NE
Also, at 8 pm. tomorrow the
American Legion Guard of Honor
will hold services in the S. H
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Final Tributes Paid
10 Sister Kenny
BY the Assoeioted Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec. L.
The little wooden Neil Street
Methodist Church in Toowoomba
was packed with mourners this
morning for a simple funeral
service for Sister Elizabeth Kenny.
Hundreds of mourners who could
not find room in the church stood
outside in silent tribute to the &C.
|year-old specialist in the treat
ment of poliomyelitis. They could
hear the faint sounds of Sister
Kenny's favorite hymns, abide
With Me" and Lead Kindly
Light"
The services, which were broad
cast on Australia's world short
wave service, were conducted by
the church's rector. the Rev. j.
Tainton.
The chief mourners were Sister
Kenny's two sisters and her
adopted daughter. Mrs. Mary Nc
Cracken. The American Govern
ment and people were represented
by the United States consul gen.
eral in Queensland, Charles Car
son.
Sister Kenny, who died yester-
day afternoon after a To-day
struggle against cerebral throm-
bosis and pneumonia, was buried
near her mothers grave in a
cemetery of the farming settle
ment of Nobby, about IL miles
from Toowoomba.
The Rev. Mr.. Tainton, assisted
lin the funeral by the nurses
cousin, D. w. Pearson, said not
only Australia but the world
lmourned Sister Kenny, who would
lgo down in history as one Of the
great benefactors Of suffering
mankind.
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Westminster Closed

LONDON, Dec. (P.-Work-
men began preparing historic
Westminster Abbey today for
Queen Elizabeth's coronation
June 2. All but a small part Of the
Abbey was closed to the public as
carpenters began erecting the long
rows of stands where privileged
guests will see the Queens pro-
cession along the Abbey's center
aisle. So
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a long illness.
Capt. Meal
lister, who lived
at 300 Taylor
street NE, be-
gan his long
career with the
police force in
1921, after COM
ing to Wash
ington from
I rra Haute,
Ind, his BIRTH
place. He re-
tired in 1850 as
commander of
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Doctors Hospi-
tai.
Mr.. Boswell,
who lived at
3811 Fessenden
S tr e t NV,
had been asso-
ciated for 80
years with the
Standard Lime
and Stone Co.,
with Offices in
Baltimore and
Washington. He
was a salesman
for the firm.
H 0E
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Mint Director to Speak

Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, director
of the mint, will address the
Women's Democratic Club of Ar
lington at 8 o'clock tonight at
Democratic headquarters in the
Rucker Building, Clarendon.
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4tt @rn1nrfa,1,

BARTON. AGNES MOORE. In sad and
MooR f ny Ssa Ssar mnsT
this life one year ago today. December
Nc. one knows how much I miss you,
. NO one knows the bitter pain
! haye fit. hHI suffered cred, since I lost you.
But God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb;
And whispered, "Peace be thine"
4 beautiful thoughts. q tilent tear,
A beautiful memory OF one so dear,
YOUR Son. l. HARoLp MOORE. Jr.
JONES. PERCY C., In memory Of our dear
who departed this life one year ago to-
day. December l. 1861.
precious one from US is gone.
A place is VI vacant ANT IN IL sS1i.sf; our home
YoyE SEaTSSHSSpyzSE TSSEES M5SE. q cHiIDSEiS AND
MABLE GWiN. In loving mem:
MILLER, who passed away three years
ago today. November 80. 1949.
Let US think of her sleeping
And resting Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
LOVING son, WALTER. AND FAMILY.
REINHART, JOSEPHINE A. In sad but
sNsrp4qM iSysng memory T Of 9ur ~ deasr mother,
this NE ~ years ago today, December
Loy1NG SONS AND DAuoHrERs-1N-
adAAKkiu dAkiurFAHI FAHIpaaNa9s; aNp anna ESzkANc1s' MAR
ROTT. G. FREDERICK. In sad but loving
q; REDEs1cK RoTT, 5TssAH3 who sno let sfa'ntl; =:
13 years ago today, December 1, 1893.
He N has s,t taken @ his his last long Journey
Away from this world Of sorrow
u,Sso IcnSM = bone Gi % eternal IL rest;
IDA AND EMIL.
SCOTT, ROBERT G. In loving memory
Of 9 devoted husband and loving father,
ROBERT c. SCOTT who departed this
ne one year ago today, December l.,
He followed truth as blind men for light,
he old ms best from dawn Of day till
He kept his heart ut for Gods holy sight
AnS A9S answered when He called;
sce2gg GoVlne ynH bz6oGPEs GqERMRIA HIfsos r
SNAPP, THOMAS l. In fond and loving
memory Of my devoted husband. THOMAS
I. SNAPP, who passed away so suddenly
ISS MH SHdfy SEkfaa kRssnasr B. 1870
THOMAS. EDNA G. 3. In loving memory
OF my dear daughter, EDNA @. n.
THOMAS, who left me 16 years ago
today. December l, 1886.
Dear Edna. you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more;
still In memory you are with me
As you always were before.
LONESOME MOTHER, SARAH L. HENRY.
VEST. JOIN 2; e loving memory q
who departed this life four years ago
today. December 1. 194S.
Four long year have passed away.
Another sun has set;
And still we love and long for you,
How can we ever forget?
It is O perfect picture,
Like rainbow in the sky;
It is the portrait Of past with you
That can never, never die.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, BESSIE WEST,
AND DAUGHTERS.
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Four indians Die in Fire

CHEROKEE. N. c., Dec. R.
-Four Indians burned to death
in a fire which destroyed q three
room frame house on the Cherokee
Indian Reservation early today
The victims included woman, q
|teen-age girl and two small chill
|dren. Indian Service oflcials said
i've escaped.
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A native of
-Moorefeld, w.
Va, she grad
uated in 1888
from the Wes-
leyan Female
I n S t itu t e -,
Staunton, v a.
She also was
t h e daughter
of a minister,
t h e late Rev.
James Beatty.
Mrs. Griffith
W as active in
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Ge orge toW n
University Hos
pital after a
brief illness.
His death oc-
cure jus t
tn r e e w e e k S
after his wife,
Mrs. Miriam C.
Boochever, died
at their home,
202 North Tren-
ton street, Ar
lington.
Mr.. Boochev-
er was named
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WEST. JOHN q: In loving memory q
our husband and father. JOHN H. WEST
who departed this life four years age
Bright o'Dempsey

LONDON, Dec. / (P.-Mrs. w.
q. Fay. 65, who as Bright oDemp-
sey, was one of the early members
of the famous Abbey Players Of
Dublin, died at her home today.
She made tours Of the United
Stains In 1908 and 1914. >
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Henry !. Boswell, s.,
Salesman for Lime
And Stone Company

Henry T. Boswell, So, WELL
known in the construction busi-
ness here for many years, died
of heart attack Sunday in
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Mrs. Kate Griffith,
Widow Of Minister

Mrs. Kate Beatty Griffith, widow
OF the Rev. Frank T. Griffith, died
yesterday in her home at 1903
Monroe street NV. after a long
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|. {. Boochever, ChiefMrs. RobetH. Hunter
NRed Gross Publicity, Wife Of Air Force
Follows Wife in Death Officer al Pentauon

Louis c. Boochever, 62, national
director of public relations and
public information of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, died last night at
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Basil F. McAI|ister,
Retired Police Captain
And Civil Defense Aide

Basil F. McAllister, SIS, a retired
captain of the Metropolitan Police
Department, died early today in
the Bethesda Naval Hospital after
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EDWARD w., SR. A special
communication of Seat
Pleasant Lodge No. 21S, F,
A. A. M, is called for Tues
day, December 2, 1852, at
l pm. for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic burial
for our late Brother
Y. McCHESNEY or
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RAYMOND s. RoYsToN.
GranQ Cnet de Care.
MELVIN w. SANDMEYER,

HpWaRGS0 H5a1a RGS0rWrssDsHda8t W sR q, 2
urday. November 20, 1862, at Providence
Hospital. EDWARD w. MccHEsNEY. Sr.,
Of Marian Marie Mcchesney. father STs1d Of
M. Estelle Bailey and Edward w. Nc.
Ghesney, jr.; grandfather Of Ronald,
Ereen. Jeanne, Dennis and William Nc
member Of the Seat Pleasant Lodge NO
rs, A. I. and A: M. Friends may cali at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne, where services will be held on
tuesday, December 2. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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ARIES V. A SpeclAI cum,
munic cation of National
Lodge No. IL. F. A. A. M
is hereby called at 8 am.
on Tuesday. Decemner
1852. in the Masonic Temple
for the purpose of conduct
ing the funeral service OF
StSar uAPI,ES " BROWN,
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8rafhs

LEWIS, MAMIE 2. onicers and members
v.s OF Columbia Temple. No. 422,
y !: !: J:
Elk services will be held on Tuesday,
Barbour Funeral Home, IS K st. ne.
the Third Baptist Church. efvst Sth. o. and i'e q
=, THELMA The Z DgyALL Daughter Ruler.
Assistant Financial Secretary.
a. 5IHEsr 1ss AhsrsF op E1SE
Margaret r. Lovsiaee. father a Of William
Services at the above residence on Tues
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. services bs
LEIGHTON. KATHLEEN THERESA. On
ki1THLEhN TAEREsA IEiaHToN. Be-:
s services viii se held At
December 2. at pm Relatives and
friends are invited to attend; Inte,msnt
papers please copy. i
MATTINGLY, NELL M. On Sunday, No
vember 80. 1852, NELL M. .MATT1NGLY.
beloved wife Of, Henry B. Mattingly.
mother of Aubrey B. and Ellis v. Mat
tingly, Edna May Blandford and Mary
Robert A. ,Mattingly Funeral Home.
l31 18th st. Sc. until Wednesday.
December 3. at am. REQUIEM mass
at Mount Calvary Church, Forestyille.
Md, at $50 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Washington National
Cemetery 2
CAPT. BASIL r. On Mon
day. December l.. 1852. at Naval Hos
McALLISTER Of 500 Taylor st. ne.
beloved husband Of Sarah Goldman Nc
Allister, father of Edward B. McAllister.
Mrs. Margaret G. Richards, Mrs. Eliza
beth M; Tuel, Miss Rita J. McAllister,
all of Washington. D. c.; son of Carl
G. McAllister, ST., Of Jacksonville. Fla.;
brother Of c. c. McAllister, jr., and
P. r. McAllister. Also survived by nine
ggrandchildrsn: Services at the g. H
NV. on Wednesday. December 3, at
$3.50 am. thence to st. Anthony's Cath
olic Church, 1929 Monroe st. ne, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will be
offered ct 10 am. for the repose of his
soul. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 2
In
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ERNEST REMFRo, Commander.
CHARLES L. BYRAM. Adjutant. Z

TER, BASIL L. Voyageurs of
Grande Voiture 174. Forty and
Eight, are hereby notified OF
the death Of Voyageur BASIL L.
McALLISTER. All Voyageurs
are requested to assemble for
services at the 8. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 I4th st.
8 pm, Tuesday, December 2,
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DrathH

FOREMAN, GEORGE E. On Monday. De-
George E. Foreman Of 5622 lst st. ne,
sef man. fathers Op 81 g. Edward and II T. clarke fs
brother of Mary G. Bet: Services at The
tb St. Hines CO. TPnrsds1 PnrsTsl Home so
At pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme-
GEIER. JOSEPH ALEXANDER. On Sat-
9rday November 20, 1852. at his resi-
EANER sfnss fSs oEf hasDans st md of 3sfRa sRs asa
Mary Elizabeth Geier, father of Mrs.
Cooke. Services on Tuesday. December :.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th St NV. thence
g sts. NV. where the holy sacrifice OF
the mass will be offered at 9:30 am.
for the repose Of his soul. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
GEIER' JOSEPH a. washinsten Lodge
A assemble 4 s: Il: Hines e: e;
st. NV. on Monday. Decem-
exemnlify the funeral ritual
Of the order. over the re-, re.
Attest L. M. YOUNG, Secretary.
GLEASON. LEILA A. On Saturday, No
q ss s. his poThssn Tiasnei 81 LnA
beloved wife of Walter G. Gleason. sister
Of Katherine n. Dalzell. Remains rest
soi 14s as st. nR ant e noon
day December q Services at the Little
Church of Fort Lincoln on Tuesday.
Decent December 2 at 2 pm. lnterment Fort
GRAY, CHARLES W. On sunday. No
snssF @ so cHSR1fs aSH s M s SloSss
vsHaoo Of Cora w. william Gny and fathsr
Hyattsville. Md. on Tuesday. December;
at l pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Loudoun Park Cemetery.
GRAY. CHARLES WILLIAM. A special
q
Md. for the purpose of con-
s1e ae'ins sPothea sae cRARtEs isi SIRi TAN GRAZ
Attest: soR WILLIAM j. MA F. MoRFiMER MSisSsE1 T Jf
GRIFFITH, KATE beatty. on Sunday,
Monroe st. NV. KATE BAETY GRlF-
FIFTH. beloved wife of the late Rev.
of Eddie c. Beatty of Fairmont. w. Va,
W ss'tz Il Of Hnss eS Y Hs
ce%ber @ s'1 Z at 4 T. noon. noon fnterment In % Friend
ship Cemetery. Friendship. Anne Arundel
Co.. Md, at u.m.
yember 20. 1862. at her home, 45Sss' e
Z. HATCH, beloved wife Of the late
yad Hsteh Mse and MIS- oasf aeen o. MTi
and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Hammatt. Re
mains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
Shass Tunssa sshds Ho%s Of T7s EeDsE Services
at 2 pm. 1nterment private.
h 81 1857 s BERfaA II siGafsF aART Ofsst Of ssi5
daushter d t'dA Of the late william and Mary
Hart. sister of Miss Elizabeth Hart;
Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
becember % S :. at : pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
HEELEN, FRANCES G. On Saturday, No
yember 20. 1882; at Providence Hospital,
g. the Pseysa asesn ss
i; Helen, Mrs, Milton j: Lchr snd
aessns at he James Ryan
Home 81 Pa. ave. Sc. until 10 pm,
Monday, December l. Services and in
terment Martinsburg. w. Va.
Der 80. 1852, CARRIE E. HELM, wife
of the late James R. Heflin, mother Of
Victor r. and r. Edison Heflin, grand:
from the w. w. Deal Funeral Home
4S12 Ga. ave. NV. on Wednesday. De-
cember 3. at 2 pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
HEFLIN, CARRIE E. of,cers and member,
Of Bethlehem Chapter No. z
M %. E. S.. are reuqested to as.
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". NORvEL. on ,Thursday,
" HcRy seaARs ssa 8 wfaSss hSsSand Ms i
Bessie Richards. brother Of Dora B. and
J Earl Richards and Blanche n. White.
Friends nay cali at the HUNT b Ryon
retsTss csthclie % GSurch ruesdsy. " Be. Ss.
cemoer At $50 am. lnterment Ar.
hngton tcnai csmsters.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

GRYPT6, poir: choice location. n. Lin-
coin Ma1eoieum; reasonable ofSeY con.
Sidereds Terms. IA. 5000. IL
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ANNIE 2. OIuCtIS ana men1ptIs
Of Bethlehem Chapter No. z
. o. E. S.. are reuqested to as.
semble at the w. w. Dea
Funeral Home, 1912 Ga. ave
NV. on Tuesday. December 2
1852, at 8 pm. for the pur-
funeral services fol
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JOHN J. BURKE, Commander.
WALTER T. ASSUR, Adjutant, 2

[STER. BASIL F. Police and Fire
Post No. 20. American Legion,
will hold memorial services for
- our late Conrad BASIL F. NC
? ALLISTER at Hines Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV. at
8 pm. Tuesday, December g,
1852. National Guard OF Honor
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Apafhn

ANDERSON, WILLARD A. On Friday,
November ss. 1882. at his home, ;ll;,Il4 lSI4
EAkp issn1 4. An ANDERsoN' es sPs husband o Of Mar
earetta Anderson, father of Judith An
derson and brother Of Leslie v. Anderson
al and Mrs Rsph DaPse e0si of SF.
Fla. Mr.. Anderson rests at the Warner
Z. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434 Ga.
ave. ave. Silver spTing Md;. where as.nssr services
At 2 pm. Interment private. Please
omit flowers.
AsKEw. GEORGE W. Suddenly. on Fri.
day. November 2S. 1852. GEORGE W
iase Rev OF and lTS mrs Foa ssnjamin son askeV
ron rom and S's Daniel v W. AsEew. Kew Also surviy.
Family ha iIs Os' may 6e Se sonsscted @ a. I5o4 Var
mum st. NV. After 3 pm; Tuesday, Oe:
eember 2. friends are invited to call a.
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890 9th
wednesday. December 5. at 2 pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
BILLINGsLEY. CARRIE B, On Saturday
November 20, 1929, at her hone; one, sll' ~
beloved wife Of the late William Briscoe
Billingsley She is survived by two sons
W. Allen and Roser Il. BnIinssiey ana
daIshter mrs EaGts EaSasl Rson iuneSs
December at 1:39 pm: SERVICES AT a.
Full Gospel CAQTcQ, CeQaTVllleS Mu' An
terment McKendree Cemetery.
BLY. LEON AUSTIN: On On SUI SUNDAY .aayi No No
nsW.I n LEON SS AUSTIN bly,, husband Of
Mary Schultz Bly,. father Of ms Dennis adSrsss Lee
son of Mrs. Raymond A.: BLY, OF Stras.
burg, Va; brother of Roland BY % OF
Arlington Va. Services at Stovsrs Fu-
neral Home. Strasburg. Va. on Wednes-
day, December 8. at pm .Surial r;es. Elves.
view Cemetery. Strasburg. Va. SERVICES
by Stovers.
BOSWELL. HENRY 7. On Sunday. No
HENRY 7; BOSWELL Of sslat q Fssssndsa9 Ssrss1s9
II Boswell. father of Mrs. Isabelle ?.
Albrscht q Mime MINNEAPOLIS ryS0n Mlnn N M5s 6,
Henry T. Boswell. IT.. of Washington'
B. c. Services e the s; H; Hines Co; 90
wednesday. December 3: at 2 pm. IN, In,
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery; IN lieu
Of flowers. please send contributions TO
pr. James II. Miers Radio Fund OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. 18th sno
Fairmont sts. NV.
BOSWELL, HENRY 7. Died on sunnaay' gay
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will be held by the Cissel
saxon Post No. Al. Amer
4ESD can Legion. for our lat
comrade, CHAR LES V
BROWN at the Warner
Pumphrey Funeral Home
W S434 Georgia ave, SilVe
gprinR. Nd. on Monday, December l
1852 at 9 pm. L
WILLIAM e. BOWMAN. Couhanoeti
B. H. McCENEY. Adjutant.
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, BASIL F. Members of the
McKimmie- Catterton Police
Fire Post No. 2979, v. F. w.,
are requested to attend Serv-
ices for our late Comrade
BASIL F. McALLISTER at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 14th st. NV,
December 2. 1859, at S:15
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La
November 80, 1852, at Doc
IL s: !: !:
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
ooOI 14th St. NV. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please
send contributions to DR.. James H. Miers
Radio Fund of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church 18th and Fairmont SITS. NV. z
BROWN, CHARLES vOGEL. On Friday
November %. 1862. at the Washington
sanitarium and Hospital. CAAELIES S;IlSs
SurinE, Md, husband Of Lillian H. Brown,
son OF Joseph NJ Brown, ST.. and brother
Of Mrs. Sarah W Purdum and joseph M.
Brown, jr. Mr.. Brown rests at the war
ner e. Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring; Mdi: Where ns
cenaber ., at 8 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
BROWN, CHARLES v. Memorial services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Greet Lakes
Wayne Foe
Saturday

Rejoicing over their { |
win in more than mon,
Lou Zarza's Wayne Univer-
sity Tartars this week pre-
pared to journey TO Great
Lakes, ILL.,. where they meet
the Great Lakes Naval team
Saturday.
Their initial victory was a
SIS victory over Michigan
State Normal Saturday al u. OF
d. Stadium.
Ebert Richmond. Dick Brown.
IVES Carlos and Gary Baillaf-
geon afforded the offensive pow
er. Richmond scored two touch
downs and ran for considerable
yardaee, while Baillargcon scored
scored four touchdowns.
The Tartars took an easy 80
10 6 victory from the Bluclackots
IN their last game. but figure 10
have much toughcr time of il
this weekend While Wayne has
yet 10 win game on the road
this season, dropping four straight
the Bluejackcts have been show
ing constant Improvement.
The BlueJackcts have Won four
and lost three. breaking even in
college competition They opened
their season with win over
Stout Institute and have also
defeated Fort Knox. Crown Point,
Memphis Naval Air Station and
have lost 10 Scott Field. San
Diego Navy and ST. Norbelt's OF
Green Bay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Welfare Sneaker

DR. Charles F. Odcgaard Dean
Of the College Of Lite,aiprc
Sciences and Arts. Unive II of
Mich'eon viii be p incipal -rcak
er AT the annual conforcncc 81
the Mirhioan W'lfarc Icf ont H.
be Nov 1912 ~ The Fort S',lav
Hotel.
Dr. OdeeaaId VIII spc. ; -
Human Values in Gold War
Period He joined The star az
the University of Michigan IN
September Of this year AMI vse
previously executive dircr'u ~
the American Council OF Lcaini q
Societies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

At Olympia

Norman Hayes and joey
DcJohn will meet in a ten
round fight at Olympia Stad-
ium Wednesday. NOV. ~
in be DeJohn's first APP
pearance here and Hayes sec
ond.
Hayes, who holds victories over
Jake I.aMotta. also lost 10 the
Bronx Bull here last Spring IN
q close battle
DcJohn holds in important VIC
tory Over Irish Bob Murphy and
the d stinction Of being one Of
the two fighters 10 knock him
off his feet Clarence Henry Ms
the other
HAYES just 81 years ~ age
also holds a victory over Robert
Nlllcmaln of France Although
declared loser of two close bouts
n Pans he is popular there The
disputed bouts were aY;insi
Charles Humcz and Laurent
Dauthuille