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Ex-Mrs. Hartman,
Duncer-Comediun

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 9 R.-
Mrs. Grace Hartman Abbott,
former member Of the noted
husband-wife dance team known
professionally as the Hartmans.
died Of cancer at her home yes
terday. She was 48.
The Hartmans were married
for 20 years. having eloped when
Grace was Is and Paul was II.
AS dancers and comedians they
appeared on Broadway and in
nightclubs throughout this coun-
try and Europe.
Four years ago she married
television director Norman Alb
bolt, after her marriage to Mr..
Hartman ended in divorce.
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DR.. Moshe Keren,
Envoy, NeWsmun

DR.. Moshe Keren, who served
as counsellor for the Embassy of
Israel in Washington from Sep
TENDER, 1949 to September. 1851.
died Sunday of a heart attack in
Germany. friends here reported
DR.. Keren, who was q journal
list before entering the foreign
service. returned to journalism
after serving in Washington and
London, and was on q mission
from his Tel Aviv newspaper in
Germany when he died.
Born in 1900 in Berlin, he
studied philosophy, philology and
archaeology, and received his doc
tor Of philosophy degree from
University of Gottingen in 1928
From 1924 to 1888 he served on
the staff of a number of German
newspapers and went to Palestine
in 1884.
In 1941 he Joined the Pales-
tinian unit of the British army
and was discharged with the
rank of captain in 1945. In 1916
he joined the staff of the Haaretz
Newspaper in Tel Aviv.
Upon the establishment Of the
State Of Israeli in 1948 he was
appointed to head the Depart
ment of Information of the
Foreign Ministry and the Gov
eminent Bureau of Information.
He was posted to Washington as
counsellor in September. 1919,
and served here until September,
1851.
He then served as counsellor
of the Israeli Embassy in London
for two years, after which he re-
turned to his newspaper work.
He was married and had two
children.
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Thomas Terrett;
Retired Farmer

Thomas Terrett, jr., SO, retired
Virginia and Maryland farmer
died yesterday at his home, 2706
Cathedral avenue NV.
Mr.. Terrett was born August
10. 1868 in Fairfax County on
the farm that was originally
owned by his grandfather. Will
liam Henry Terrett. Mr.. Terrett
later took over the stock and
general farm there as well as
another farm in Accokeek, Md
At one time he owned the Bar
croft grain mill in Fairfax
County and was in real estate
in Virginia.
He was formerly a vestryman
lat st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Bailey's Crossroads, Va.
Mr.. Terrett retired from active
farming 10 years ago. He hac
lived in Washington since 1920
Survivors are his widow, the
former Maude White whom he
married SIS years ago; two sons,
Thomas Vernon and Robert Wal
ton Terrett, both of the home
address; two daughters, Mrs,
Sherod L. Earle, II, Annapolis:
Mrs. Arthur c. Parsons, of the
home address; a brother, H. B.
Terrett. 1889 Lanier place NV;
five sisters, Mrs. Thomas Row
and Mrs. Leon Mccoy. both OF
Falls Church, Va; Mrs. j. A
Pearson. Arlington; Mrs. Vernon
Rector. Fairfax; Mrs. Howard B
Clapp. Takoma Park, Md; seven
grandchildren and one great
granddaughter.
Services will be held at IL a m
Thursday at All Souls Memorial
Church. Cathedral avenue anc
Woodley place NV. Burial will
be in Washington Nationa
i(AvNnAfa,.x,
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Funeral Rites Held
For Cupt. A. 6. Ford

WALNUT CREEK, Calf, Aug
8 P1.-Funeral services were
held yesterday for Capt. Alfred
G. Ford, 81, Navy reserve COM
mander and retired United
States Maritime Service officer.
During World War II Capt.
Ford commanded the Maritime
School which the Coast Guard
conducted at New London, Conn.
Capt. Ford was found dead
Thursday in his automobile.
parked in a picnic area on
Mount Diablo. State Park
Ranger Fred Spicer, who made
the discovery, told the sheriff S
Office a hose had been connected
to the exhaust and led into the
car.
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'GeorgeG. CornweII.
Restaurant. Owner

George @. Cornwell, 10. owner
of the old George G. Cornwell
& Sons Restaurant at 1929 G
street NV. until he retired in
1945, died Sunday at Emergency
Hospital.
Mr.. Cornwell was born in New
Lebanon, N. Y. where his family
had a summer home. He went
to Montclair Military Academy
in New Jersey and was grad
uated from Princeton in 1908,
where he was a Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr.. Cornwell was an in
structor at Princeton until the
death of his father. He returned
to Washington to go into the
business founded by his grand
father in 1864. Cornwell & Sons
was first a wholesale grocery
business on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., across from the Willard
Hotel, and later the firm was
IN the l4UU plock OF II street
NV.
Mr.. Cornwell was a vestryman
at st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church. He lived at 1919 Twen-
Ity-third street NV.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Haddow Cornwell; two
sons. Naval 1t. Comdr. George
G. Cornwell. jr.. Arlington, sta
toned at the Pentagon; John
Cornwell, Bethesda: a daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Cornwell of the
home address, and five grand
children.
Services will be held at IL
m. tomorrow at st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place NV.
Burial will be in New London.
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Modge Elliott, 50,
Dancer, Actress

NEW YORK. Aug, 9 (P.-
Madge Elliott, SO, actress who
co-starred with her husband,
Cyril Ritchard, in many stage
productions, died yesterday in
Lenox Hill Hospital.
A native of England, Miss Ell
lott made her debut as a ballet
dancer in Australia, and subse-
quently was featured as both a
dancer and dramatic actress.
Since 1850 she and her hus-
band had been engaged mostly
in theatrical work in New York.
Both appeared on a number of
televiSion programs. and Mr..
Ritchard last season co-starred
with Mary Martin in the musi-
cal Peter Pan"
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Herve w. Miner, II,
Ohio Newspopermun

MARIETTA, Ohio, Aug. 9 (P.
Funeral services will be held
today forN Herve w. Miner, 70.
news editor of the Marietta Daily
Times who died Saturday night
in the Cleveland Clinic after a
series of operations. He had been
i'll for a little more than a week.
Mr.. Miner started his news
paper career in Marietta in 1908.
In 1881 he became Sunday
editor of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, and later became editor
of that newspapers syndicated
service. He returned to Marietta
IL years ago to become news
editor of the Times.
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Dr.. Frank J. Bruno

LEBANON. Ind, Aug. 9 (H1.
DIR. Frank J. Bruno. 81. former
head of the Sociology Depart
ment of Washington University,
st. Louis, died Sunday at the
home of a son. DR.. Bruno served
as head Of the department and
as a professor of applied sociol-
ogy at Washington University
from 1926 to 1852.
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Harry W. Liekefet

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 8 (P.-
Harry w. Liekefet. SO, a former
president Of the American Pigeon
Racing Union of the United
States and Canada, died last
night at his suburban home. He
was president of the Pittsburgh
Pigeon Racing Union in 1912
land secretary from 1881 to 1887.
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CARR FUNERAL-Services
for Joseph H. Carr, SO, gen.
eral manager and an officer
of the Edward R. Carr, Inc,
real estate firm, will be held
at st. Georges Church, Ar
lington, at 1880 am. to-
morrow. Burial will be in
National Memorial Park
Cemetery. He died Sunday
in Arlington Hospital after
he collapsed Friday at his
home, 6137 North Twelfth
street, Arlington, Of an I'M
usual kind of meningitis.
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Mrs. Henrietta Luria, Arlington;
Mrs. Beverly Kernus. Albuquer-
que. N. Mex, and five grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow in the Goldberg Flu.
neral home. AIT Ninth street
NV. Burial will be in B'na.
Israel Cemetery. The family re.
quests that any tokens Of sym.
pathy be contributed to the
METROPOLITAN Heart Guild.
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w. P. Norton, ST.

TORRINGTON, Conn, Aug. 8
(P). - Wendell Phillips Norton.
ST.. "a, inventor of a widely used
quick change gear shift lathe,
died at his home yesterday. He
had been in ill., health for the
last year.
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R. Bruce Powell

MANHASSETT. N. Y, Aug. 9
.tR.-R. Bruce Powell. 40, broth
er-in-law of Publicist Herbert
Bayard Swope, died yesterday
while visiting here at the home
lof q friend. Mr.. Powell was con-
nected with Schenley Distillers
In New York.
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W. D. BeIIinqroth

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 8 R.-
Walter D. Bellingrath. philan-
thropist and founder of Bellin-
grath Gardens, died last night in
a Mobile hospital. He was So
wears old Saturday.
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Uarns uf Chunks

SMITH. MARY R. (MAY,. The family
wishes to express its deep gratitude
for the many kind favors. flower
tributes, pallbearers and all organisa-
tions on the passing Of our wife ana
mother. NARY r. tMAYl SMITH.
JAMES, SIR. AND JAMES, JR.. SMITH.
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AMANDA. In loving memory
O. or devoted Totheri AN ny,
ys a9 a sso scaay 'n Ausus t
o, 1880.
when our hearts are sad
And we are very blue.
We seem TO find a ray of Joy
In memories of you.
And that is why we value them
And always keep them new:
Our golden memories
Are memories of you.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
GOLDMAN. FENTON o. In loving mem.
GOLDMAN. who passed away four year
ago, August 3, 1851.
Just when life was sweetest
And We could have lived our best,
The gates OF heaven opened,
And you entered the land Of rest
Yo dpI no Loy1No WIFE. HELEN o
JENNINGS. RICHARD n. A tribute O
love and devotion to the memory Of
our dear father. RICHARD H. JEN.
NINGS, who departed this life sixteer
years ago today. August 9, 1889.
We miss his smile, his loving ways
Please. please, God. lust let him know
That We do rot forget him.
We loved and miss him so.
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
WILLIE A, In loving mem
GEy "a GSr dear dear m Gonn WILLIE
twelve years ago today August o. 1943
The sweet memory OF you
Is ever with US.
DAUGHTERS, LOTTIE r. ADAMS AMI
GERTRUDE Z. SWANCY.
JOHNSON. JOSEPHINE o. In memory
Of JOSEPHINE o. JOHNSON. who left
me twelve years ago, August .. l943
ThRFa fe de
That We do not think of you.
DAUGHTER. CLARA J. RATcLLFFE.
BLANCHE Z MARTIN, who died one
year ago. August 9. 1884.
1t Is sweet to know we shall meet again
ro ~h shs d nsT' ns s s 10 50 05 S..r,
Has only gone before.
Your loving smile. your gentle face
No one can fill your vacant place
DAUoHTERs, JOYCE AND JOAN.
PEYTON, FOUNTAIN. In loving remem.
Sranse q SgT 6svq psS husband 1nS
1851. ' "S0 '''A'' AUGUST .
Memory is the gift Of God
That death cannot destroy.
HIS LOVING WIPE. MARY W. PEY.
TON. AND CHILDREN.
SMITH, RICHARD 4. In lovlnF memory
SMITH. who departed this life eleven
years ago today, August 0, 1914.
His life is a beautiful memory.
His absence is silent grief;
He sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
Df SEhps. DAUGHTER LILLIAN
sNOWDEN. CARRIE. In remembrance
OF our dear mother, CARRIE SNOW
DEN, who passed away fve years ago
today, August 0, 1850.
Time speeds on. Ave years have passed
Since death Its gloom, Its shadow, cast.
Within our homo where all seemed
And took from us a shining light.
We miss that light and ever will
Her vacant chair there is none to flil.
Down here we mourn. but not in vain.
For up in heaven we meet again.
wonderful mother, woman and aide,
One who was better, God never made
And wonderful worker. so loyal and
One in a million. that. mother. was you.
Just in judgment, always right:
Honest and liberal, ever upright:
Loved by your friends and all whom
Our Sonderiul' mother, that mother
cHILDREk you HARRY, JOHN. CHARLIE
IKE ., GEORGE. JAMES, JEssEs
YOUNG. LENA U. A tribute OF love
and Devotion to my dear sister, LENA
u. YOUNG. who passed away four year.
ago today, August 8. 1851.
1t Is q consolation to know. as the year,
The memory of those we love car
never, never die.
LOVING SISTER. MATILDA.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN--5 choice sites beauti-
fully located reasonable: owner leav.
ing town 10, 5-3l27. %
FORT LINCOLN--5 sites, beautifully
located Must sacrifice. Owner leaving
town. 10. h-3127. liz
Z CHOICE LOTS, National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Falls Church. Va. priced
much below assessed value Call MRS
JARRETT. NO. 7-2924. for special
price and your offer.
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COLES, JAMES Z. In loving memory
OF JAMES z. COLES. who died August
2. 1889.
torly we know. You were dearly
loved and through the years have
been sadly missed by those who loved
and cherished your lovely smile.
YOUR DEVOTED FATHER, JAMES L
COLES; SISTER. DORIS ]. BEAsLEY;
sTEPMOTHER. ALICE v. COLES. {
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Draths

ADAMS, HAaEY G; OF Se13 Aceomae
loss, son Fl Molly a, Adams: brother
ices at Chambers FUNERAL Home. 3072
81 2:l5 pm. interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
ALRDGE.. JOHN GRANT. on Monday;
A Asspss 5o sSs 81 Rafey nsnSSt
beloved husband of Esteila AadrldSe and
father Of William l., Howard o., John
p. and Arthur 7. A Ad. Mrs, Mrs: Made de-
Mrs. Irene Decatur. Remains resting
where services will be held at IL am;
fIsnas inv ASsp'' ssa'E P amt
ments BY the Walsh Funeral Service. 10
BARRE: ARTHUR p, JR: On Thurs
D. c., ARTHUR D. BARRE. Jr.. Of
bs sS s'Ssn Tss 81 Shirley 3ssS Bsr:
MSridee Elizabeth Barre. son Of arthur
Ri s5 and q a Maud Pi so. and GS
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
until 10 pm. Thursday. August 2.
{ EHn1s,ral w services and intermsnt Walia
BEACH. ERNEsTINE v. On Saturday.
81 18th st. Sc, ERNESTINE " BEACH.
devoted daughter Of Ida Edlin. She
also "a survived by one brother. Will
Mrs: Calvin Andrews; seven aunts one
uncle; one niece. Is cousins and many
friends Notice of funeral later. Ar
rsngements by Barnes d Matthews o
BENTLEY. CHARLES Z. On sunday
Ausas i T., 1925; at LsS1lsourG Ne S
G 9afla HfsDsia EsrLE ssi's fSlm.r,
Sheyefiy. Nd. husband Of the lats
Marinda D. Bentley, uncle Of Everett
G. Bentley of Wa washington; p e;
SSa services ~ a0s At sse H. Of Hines Co.
Funeral Home 290l 14th st. NV. on
wednesday. August 10. at 2 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BIsCOE, GEORGIA IRENE. On Sunday
stsasss Of i Aesth d fs sson IRENE ne
mother o. y Mrs.. MS poroths Gotten oe' Mrs.
Penn, Mrs. Mildred waters. William.
warren and Gilbert Biscoe. She also
is survived BY twelve grandchildren.
eight sreat-srandehildren; host of
Stewart Funeral Home; 80 H st. ne,
after pm. Wednesday. August 10.
Where services Will be held on Thurs
day, August II. at 2:15 pm. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Cemetery. 10
BLANDFORD, SAMUEL M. On Saturday.
August 6. 1855. at his residence, 105
8. Highland ST.. Arlington. Va, SAMUEL
N. BLANDFORD, beloved husband Of
Mary l. Blandford. father of Mrs. Mary
Isabel Robinson and Mrs. Evelyn B.
eeav: brother Of Joseph A. Blandford
and Mrs. Dolores Savage. Friends may
cal at the Ives Funeral Home. 2s47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. REQUIEM
mass at St. Thomas More Catholic
Church on wednesday. august 10. at
10 am. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery. 8
BowDEN. ELISE N. On Saturday. Au-
sS:, 1aI ssr q soSbn Ms sao.s
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. william
A. Bowden of San Jose, Calf; sister
OF Mrs. c. N. Paddock Of Los Gatos.
Calf. Friends may call at 0awlers
Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV, on Mon
day. August 8, from pm. until 12
noon Tuesday, August 9; Service: win
be held at Fort MyeF Chapel on We'd
nesday, August 10, At pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. o
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0o"A r n ~ Az omSsrs ,s snc
Holy Name Society are re-
~ An auested to assemble at Pope's
W Funeral Parlors, Ala 18th st
WG Sc, on Tuesday. august p.
~ at 7:30 pm. for the recita-
brother. ANDREW BOWMAN.
FRED BROOKS. President.
REV. FRANCIS T1GHE, 8. 8. j..
Spiritual Director.
BOWMAN, ANDREW. st. Augustine
commandery. No; 8, KniRhts
q .i s.. - Je OH xn ann9u ISnpS s5s
NW a soW q pr M kelss. 1H AZ:
MX& euested to assemble At tn.
tuesday, s Hens !. - 1s5S s.h At I'm e z
sffer prayers for the repose Of the
soTl Of our departed brother.
LAT EAT. RscasAA NkT y w9 sa6,oe ssndf'
pREADY, ARTHUR c. On sunday. An
ARTHUR c. BRADY. Of 4616 Sasl
Of Helen r. Bready, brother Of ME- ME-
w p Morrison and Charles n,,ss Fr AN IN
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda.
Nd. after 8 pm. Monday. August 3.
SERVICES AZ III 2.m. wednesday, AukuSb
10. ct Christ Episcopal Church. Ken
sington, Md. Interment KemptoWn. No.
BUTLER, THURMAN J., yR. On sstur-
day, August 8, 1855. THURMAN j.
Thurman AS;s1ns g. B masg sfs. son ni hp
man j. Butler. ST., and Lillian Scales
Also mourning his passing are two
aunts. three great-aunts. one great
uncle and other relatives and friends
Funeral Home. 2605 South Seminary
I'd, Arlington. Va, after pm. Tues
day, August o.. Funeral services on
"Wednesday, August 10; az q The Mount o,,t
o osasisy smith NTH in n' chsTse. int.rmeni
81 the Gninn Funeral Service.
CARR, JOSEPH. On Sunday, August
skPH Il. CARR Of 6iS7 North Eth st.,
HiissbstS ,. carr. father q Joseph
and Elizabeth Wheeler Carr: son Of
Mrs. Laila H. and the late Joseph
A. Carr and brother OF John A. and
William r. N. Carr. Mrs. r. x. Miller
Mrs. Lee Anderson and Mrs. James P.
FH Isensf Home, as4a wilson blSd.. Ar.
iington. Va until IL am: Wednes-
day. Hugust 40: thence 20 St. Georse,i
Episcopal Church. North Malcolm, st,
and Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va, where
funeral services VIII be held At 1880
am. 1nterment National Memorial
Park Cemetery.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

veY oftsn Q eerd Of theaks h
The Ster meets need which Con
hsrdly be solved In eny ethe' vay
Not eaF b u Q gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who hove sent
floral tributes but eIso eosrtsousb
oeknewisdsss the services and kind.
aesses Of the meay to whom q per.
sonsl note Of thenks esnnot we'll BE-
mailed o. whose semes end I'd.
dresses ere not known. lnsertioa Of
Q eerd Of thsnks may be arranged
~ telephoas 10 The Stes. ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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rAYLoR, CLARENCE z. A special conn

munication OF Anacostia
Lodge. No. 81, F. A. A. NJ, is
called for Wednesday. August
10. 1853, at 10 am. TO con-
duct Masonic burial services
over the remains OF Brother
CLARENCE Z. TAYLOR. BY
The Worshipful master.
B. HANDY. Secretary. y
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~ munlcAtlOn Oh AndCOStlh
IN Lodge, No 81, F. A. A. NJ is
IN called for Wednesday. August
M NO 10. 1853, at 10 am. TO con-
INK duct Masonic burial services
over the remains Of Brother
W. B, HANDY. Secretary.
TERRETT, THOMAS. JR. On Monday,
August &, 1855, at his residence, 2706
Cathedral ave. NV. THOMAS TER
EE "! beloved s,r hu'S Ss d. Of s Msqds
l. Earle II Of Annapolis. Md, Mrs.
and Robert Walton Terrett of wash
RssS eS.12 ca.. rFsnds T HSm. cal s
wisconsin ave. NV, until 10 am
Souls Memorial Episcopal Church,
Where services Elii be held a, i m
Wsshinssson Nstianal c.meterS ''% 70
TwYMAN. DEBORAH. Suddenly. on sat
TwYMAN Of 201 9th st. ne. beloved
ea DIANE q DaR xsm and M NJ. ,,S yE@1n
four otner sisters. three brothers other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at her late residence. 20l 9th st. ne.
where prayers will be said Wednesday.
olivet Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
VEST SEs7''' CLARENCE M. On Saturday,
August g. 1855; At E bis res,denssi i,s =
brother OF Mrs. Josephine siaasEter
nestine spriggs. Mrs. Dorothy Koontz.
Mrs. Elsie Hall. Mrs. Vivian Whittier
81 ohd MS HdeBe west he ss i sa
yiyed By q host Of other relatives and
friends The late Mr.. West may be
viewed At the above residence after
t., pm vii Tus e. S:d Auvyss Shere ssTy
Cemetery. Services BY stewart,
WALKER, ELLIE CARTER. on Mon
day August g. 1855. a. her residsnse;
Wslter beloved mother o. IN Mrs '0 Robert RI
c. Meredith OF Friendly. Md. and Mrs
7: Carol Howard OF University Park.
Nd; sister Of Mrs. John M, Gooeh,
p *. couk, Mrs, Hyde Hopkins and
+ the Lee Funeral Home In A St, and and
Mass, ave: ne; where services, will
II am. lnterment ol e1ss Gene e.
terry. uynchburR. Va. papers please
wsifT e TRAVIS H. Of t,, az l., St
Frank Noble, Max and Rex Whittor
OF Detroit He also Is survived By
berS' Funeral Home, 5i7 18th st. Sc.
on Wednesday, August 10. at 2:3(
pm Interment WASHINGTON Nationa
YOUNG to1WsSs'S WALTER. On Thursday, Au
gust 4, 1855, at the D. c. General Hos
pital. WALTER YOUNG. father O
Watt. Arthur. Frank and Mary Young
He also Is survived by fourteen grand
and friends. After pm. Tuesday
August y. friends may eali AT his lat,
residence. 239 C 81. s.w.. where iunera
services. win be held on Wednesday
| August 10, st pm. Interr,ent Wood
lawn Cemetery. Arrengements L!
! Barnes a. Matthews.
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1u Mrnturiatit

BESSIE v. In memoir,
OF our beloved mother BESSIE v
CHAMBERLAIN, who passed away 81
suddenly one year ago today. Angus
o, 1854.
Death Is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths OF duty.
And. mother, dear, we know that you
Now walk hand in hand with beauty,
For all your life your feet have trod
Unselflsh paths that led to God.
THE ITpTG
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

An average of 224 tin cans for
every American was made in 1854.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

S. Pettyjohn, battalion adjutant,
Milford, Del: and Captain Donald
A. Goodridge, battalion SIS, Chevy
ChR Rse, Nd Holding identical ranks
and positions in the second ba-
tallion headquarters are Donald
r. Romano, Wilmington, Del,
Joseph E. Morgan, RehOboth, Del,
and Bennett Mclaughlin, Manas-
qui n, N. J.
Cadet Captain Joseph Evan, VIII
mihgtOn, Del, has been appointe
cor Inmanding officer of the regimen
tai band
Holding the rank Of captain, Mar
shall H. Baker, Georgetown, Del,
Joseph Lauletta, Philadelphia, Pa.
and James Zaiser, Salem, N. J.,
are the new commanding officers
of companies A, B, and G in the
first battalion, while Thomas Owes,
Wi lmingtOn, Del, Kenneth Rich
teri Viola, Del, and Robert Hoop
er, Mill Greek, Pa, head COM
palhies D. E. and F in the second
battalion.
IS platoon leaders of Company
A are Robert S. Strouss, Whining
ton, Del, Edgar Cannon, Milford,
Del L., and William A. Karau, Col
mar Pa. John Regan, Wilmington,
Del, David Lee TAFT and Tom Duff,
Gl@nside, Pa, bold these positions
in Company B, as do Nicholas
Me drgo, FeastervilIe, Pa, Warren
Allen, Port Morris, N. j., and John
L. Sipple, Dover, Del, in Company
G. All are first lieutenants.
in the second battalion, Lieu
tel lants Donald NJ. Williamson,
Wilmington, Del, Ray DeVTies,
DR. excl Hill, Pa, and George S.
ma nolakis, Wilmington, Del. COM
mand platoons in Company D.
Co mpany E platoon leaders John
Mealy, Wilmington, Del, Charles
J. Cushing, Wilmington, Del, and
John r. Roland, Wilmington, Del,
an b the platoon leaders of Com
pahy F, Clarence d. Sapp, FELTON,,
Del, Edwin A. Kwiathowski, Will
mi hgton, Del, and James w.
Myers, Wayne, Pa, complete the
list Of new appointments.