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Evening star., 1955-01-03
Col. Edgar 5. Walker, IS,
Oldest West Point Man
" ~. AssoeIa,.d Press

GAINESVILLE, Fla. Jan. a..
Col. Edgar s. Walker. 96, old
est living graduate Of the United
States Military Academy, who
In September collected $5,667
on his own life insurance policy
ais a rnatured endowment. died
at hts home here Saturday night.
Funeral services were held here
yesterday.
Col, Walker. who had lived
here for "A years, retired from
the Army for disability after
the Spanish American War. but
returned TO duty in World War
Il as recruiting ofiicer for Flor
ida. He was one Of the few
surviving members Of the Order
OF Indian Wars.
Surviving are three dangll-
ters, Mrs. John Christie Duncan
and Mrs. T. D. Simkins. Gaines
vile: Mrs. Charles q. Strick-
land, jacksonville.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

Mr.. Cohen. a native OF Har-
risburg. Pa, had been employed
by the Giant stores for about 20
years. He was well known here
by wholesale fruit and produce
businessmen.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Bess Cohen, and an uncle,
Jesse Cohen Of 6T0I Marlboro
pike Sc. Mr.. Cohen is also
survived by his mother, Mrs.
Lille Cohen. and three sisters
and two brothers. all Of Harris
burg.
A service will be held at 3
pm. today ait Danzansky funeral
home, S50i Fourteenth street
NV. Additional services and
burial will be held tomorrow In
Harrisburg.
The family requests that in
lieu Of flowers contributions be
sent to the American Heart As
sociatiorl.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Mrs. Cfio Moebes, 80,
Secreiary's Mother

Mrs. Otto Moebes. 80. mother
OF the former Mildred Eaton,
secretary to several Secretaries
Of Commerce, died yesterday in
a local hospital. She had lived
In Washington five years.
The former. Carrie Doud. Mrs.
Moebes was born in Athens. Ala,
and formerly taught school in
Decatur. Athens and Cullmarl,
Ala. Her husband. who died
here last year, was a retired Ala
ban1a merchant and real estate
broker.
She lived with her daughter.
now Mrs. Alphonse r. Brosky.
2844 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Mrs. Brosky was secretary to the
Secretary OF Commerce until. her
marriage q year ago.
Besides Mrs. Brosky, Mrs.
Moebes is survived BY a son, John
G.. Moebes. Greensboro, N. c..
and three grandsons.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow at Annunciation Cath
olic Church, 1900 Thirty ninth
street NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
;aIen N. Fisher, ST.,
Leader in Improving
u. Japan Relations
sy nc Assoeialssd PFess

BERKELEY. Calf. Jan. a.
Gaien NJ. Fisher. 81. who worked
more than half q century for
better Japanese-American ura.
derstanding. died here yesterday
after Q brief illness.
Memorial services win be held
tomorrow afternoon at the First
Congregational Church for the
YMCA leader who first went
to Japan in 1897.
Mr.. Fisher was senior secre-
tary OF the YMCA in Tokyo liil-
I'll 1919. From 1921 TO 1885
he was executive secretary Of
the Rockefeller Institute of So-
ciaI and Religious Research in
New York and In that capacity
promoted many social studies
both in the United States and
Japan.
From 1910 to 1852 he was
president of the Board of Trus.
tees of the Pacific School Of Re-
ligion in Berkeley and served
as the schools acting president
In l945.
During World War II he took
up the cause of interned Japa-
nese-Americans, founding the
Fair Play Committee to seek the
easing Of their plight.
Mr.. Fisher was decorated by
Emperor Hirohito IN 1850. and Q
$4,000 fund raised by California
Nisei last year to rebuild bombed
X. M. G.. A. building in Japan
was named In his honor.
Mr.. Fisher is survived by his
widow, Jessie Brockman Fisher,
whom he married In l948, and
three children by his first mar
riage to the late Ella Wilcox
Fisher: Gerald w. Fisher, rresi-
dent of the Bishop Trust Co..
Honolulu: Mrs. Eleanor F. john
ston, wife Of q Honolulu surgeon,
and Ralph H. Fisher. 49i7 Fort
Sumner drive, Bethesda. Md.
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York. He joined Southern Rail-
way in 1918 as q signal MAIN
tairer in Charlotte, ". g. Later
he was general signal foreman
at Manassas, Va, and assistant
signal supervisor and signal
supervisor at Greensboro. N. C.
Mr.. Walters was appointed
signal and electrical inspector in
Washington in 1918. Two years
later he went to Cincinnati as
signal and electrical engineer.
He was signal and electrical
superintendent there from 1927
until he returned to Washington
In 194l as assistant to the vice
president.
Mr.. Walters was chairman of
the Association of American
Railroads Joint valuation Signal
Committee and of two subcoHn-
mittees of the AAR's signal and
electrical sections. He was active
In the AAR's train operation,
control and signals section and a
member OF the Eastern Signal
Engineers.
Survivors are his widow, Eliz-
abeth IT,: a daughter. Mrs. Ruth
MikoIasy. New Tripoli, Pa: a
son, Lewis. jr.. of the home ad-
dress: two brothers, Harold W.,
Ridgewood, N. j.; George F..
Richmond. Va. and two grand
sons.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's fu-
neral home. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial viii be
private.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Malcolm f. Halliday,
Cincinnati Attorney,
|Ex-CounseI Of NLRB

Malcolm r. Halliday. 48, Gin
cinnati attorney and former as
sociate general counsel of the
National Labor Relations Board.
died Saturday Of a heart attack
in New York while on a business
trip. He lived at 1856 East West
highway, Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. Halliday specialized in
handling labor relations matters
with the Cincinnati law firm Of
Frost u Jacobs. He had been
with the firm since October.
1852, and was made partner
the day before he died.
Born in Lewiston. Me-, he was
a 1928 Dartmouth graduate. He
received his j. d. degree from
New York University School Of
Law In 1881 and the same year
became associated with the New
York law firm Of Smyth q
Meleney.
Handled Wagner Act Cases.
In 1884 he joined the NLRB.
He took an active part in han
ding the extensive litigation in
the Federal Courts growing out
OF the widespread challenge of
the constitutionality Of the
Wagner Act. Later he was
named assistant general counsel
in charge of the attorneys In the
boards regional offices. Several
years later he became assistant
general counsel In charge Of the
boards litigation IN the u. s..
Courts OF Appeals and other
Federal courts and personally
handled the arguments of nu-
naerous cases In the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Halliday left the NLRB in
1916 as associate general coun-
sci in charge of both the attor-
neys in the regional Offices and
the boards litigation in the
courts. He rejoined the New
York law firm. the firm becom-
ing Meleney 81 Halliday. While
In New York he taught a course
in labor law at New York Uni
versity Law School.
Wife and Children Survive.
He was a member Of Delta
Kappa Epsilon. Dartmouth Club
of New York City and the Uni
versity Club OF Cincinnati.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Trma Stuart Halliday; his daugh-
ter and son. Ann Louise. II. and
Malcolm Frank Halliday, 18. both
of the home address. and his
parents, Col. and Mrs. Frank w.
Halliday, Winter Park. Fla.
Services were to be held at 8
pm. today at Warner Pumphrey's
funeral home In Silver Spring.
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Hi Mrn,nrtail.

DENT. FRANCIS tZABBY). In memory
sa. OF my loving husband, FRANCIS
tzARBYl DENT who passed
January ., 1874.
The years roll on as days pass BY,
And memory of YOU shall never die;
TheA years are nov eleven In number,
Z Rest In reace In your heavenly Elun1ber,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MARY DENT.
HARRELL. RAYMOND NJ. IN. sad but
a lSyiis rsmsSsanss ssesra aMr, q osh dsaf s has
REIlL. who departed this life tive years
Aao today. January 5, 1858.
The depths Of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss OF one We loved 80 we'll,
And while he sleeps q peaceful sIeep.
~ nfS5Tf IoSfNo e wiPR shfR slSfyf aSb soN ofsp
JORDAN, GERTRUDE. IN SAD but loying
memory OF our dear mother. GERTRUDE
JORDAN. who passed away two years
ago today, January q, 1853.
MARIE AND PERCY JONES,
LEWIS, MRS. ELlzABKTH HOWARD. IN
memory 0f orr darlLng sister, ELIZA
BETH HOWARD LEWIS. whose gentie
s1irit took .iiaht twenty-seven years
aRo today. January 3, 1928
1t makes the great beyond nearer
with her awaiting us there
HER 6lsTERs THE DAUGHTERS or
MRs hks willESM RhffSIs ,sIEs IEs H5WaR 5Ey N9 !.
LUCAS. sEuLAn z y loyins nsmcTY
our Gear ass,t M, BxuL!AH , !. I: Lucas; ~
/ today, January 3, 1850.
You lived life that ~ might envy,
Loved and loyinR, gentle and kind;
And IN death. your blessed memory
HfR GsnisISs prvSTspy seSss you sdfs sIs sseind Ann
NEpHEws
LYAR. eOP1ifE. IN l0Vfne menlorT N
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Richard H. Johnston,
Retired Librarian
For Railroads

Richard Holland Johnston. r.,
Sc, retired librarian of the Bu-
reau Of Railway Economies Of
the Association of American
Railroads, died yesterday at
Washington Sanitariurn. He
lived at 727 Chesapeake street,
Silver Spring. Md.
Mr.. Johnston. affectionately
called aThe Chief. was nation
ally known in transportation and
library circles.
He joined the Bureau Of Rail-
way Economics here in 1910 and
established their library starting
with two truckleads Of books
and q stan Of cataloguers. When
he retired in 1947. he had built
the library into some 400. coo
books, pamphlets, reports and
memoranda Of interest to trans
portation men.
Wrote Catalogue.
He wrote Railway Econ
.omics,s q collective catalogue Of
books on railways and transpor-
tation in IA American libraries,
published In 1912. The cata-
logue was a guide and beginning
for many transportation IL
hraries organized in this coun-
try.
Mr.. Johnston came to Wash
ington in 1897 and worked for
the Library Of Congress. He
helped the Library move from
the Capitol to its present Lii
brary of Congress site.
He was born in Windsor, On
tario, where his father was q
Methodist minister. He was
graduated from the University
Of Toronto In 1889 and did post
graduate work In theology al
Victoria College. He was IL
brarian at Victoria College un-
til he joined the staff Of the Lii
brary Of Congress.
jefferson Bibiiography.
Mr.. Johnston was a fellow of
the American Library Institute.
former president of the Special
Libraries Association and a mem-
ber of the American Library AS
sociation and the photography
Society of America. He wrote
photography Of Thomas Jeffer-
SON. in 1905.
Survivors are his widow Eliza
beth; a daughter, Mrs. William
Madison Conner, Westfield. N. j.;
two sons, Hugh L.. Westfield:
Richard H.. Chicago: three
brothers, DR.. Ernest H. Johnston,
Waterbury, Conn; William e.
and Herbert Johnston, both of
Baltimore. and four grandchil-
dreil.
Private services will be held
at 1880 pm. today at Warner
Humphreys funeral home in Sill
yer Spring. Private burial win
be at 2::30 pm. tomorrow IN
Druid Hill Cemetery, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Thomas Law Coyle, 81,
Former Pastor Here

The Rev. DR.. Thomas Law
Coyle, So, former pastor Of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church here.
was found dead In bed in San
Diego. Calf. on New Years Day.
his notes for Sundays sermon
on a night stand beside him. He
apparently died in his sleep Of a
heart ailment,
DR.. Coyle was born in Everett,
Wash. and was graduated from
Princeton Theological Seminary.
He did postgraduate work at
Harvard Divinity School.
Or. Coyle had served churches
in Philadelphia and Milton, Pa,
before coming to Washington In
1886. He was pastor Of Sher-
wood Presbyterian Church,
Rhode Island avenue and Twen-
ty-second street Me-. until 1910
when he went to San Diego to
be pastor Of the First Presby-
terian Church there.
A brother. the Rev. Alexander
Coyle. is q minister In Troy. ~. X.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
I'M Mrii,nriafis

MICRO. FRANK A. sacred 10 the merl-
orr of our husband and father, FRANK
A. MICRO, who passed aEey TWO years
You waved your hand when We said
That day beside your he'd, =
And We thouxht that soon you'd oe
But gou nSa's rent nome To God instead.
How ,perfect Il each thaught Of him.
HIS own deaf love IL with US stu
TO bless the way we 60. f6
we miss his sunsie, hts loving ways,
Please & asaT 9sc; . ~ 81 ns1 n,In tepsst on1T.
ais LOVING WIPE. MpLLIE. pAuGH-
TERs ANNE AND BETTY. AND
O'BRiEN. JOSEPH r. IN aad but loyina
renssnhretiee q my Gear Eat nr2tne,s, as,,
ore year ago today, January Z. 1854
Anniversary mass 81 st. Martins
eharsr SISTER. MARY.
sCHIELDs. MRS. LKSA sEhNAnp: g /,
sCHrELDs. devoted Wife and stepnotlIef
Who passed away suddenly i've yeari
ago today. January 8. 1850.
Her memory Is Is Gear today
- pasIi1Lb pscaAsIfiELbs AND PHILIP q
ecHfELDs AND MARY q HUDSON
SMITH. n0BERT nisc1E. n sarrec
father. RoBERT BIscog SMITH. Whe
went 10 be with his Lord % snodsnly
isn years ESQ today. January ,. 1915
Thanks = % Ged for our loved onE.
Who. .frTe from pain elld carr.
And watts 70 neft Us there,
:. DEVOTED WIFE AND soH.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Mrs. HoIhsrf |. Harris,
Construction Man. 5 Wife

Mrs. Hclbert L. Harris. 70. died
yesterday ct her home. 277T Fort
Scott drive, Arlington. A native
Of Martinsburg, w. Va. she had
lived in Arlington for many
years.
She is survived by her hus7
band. who is president Of the
Northern Virginia Construction
Co. and the Virginia Sand 81
Gravel Co.. and by q sister, Mrs.
Mary Lou Mohler. OF Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
ct 2 pm. tomorrow at the Cal
vary Methodist Church in Ar
lington. Burial viii be In Ma
tional Memorial Park, Fairfax.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
CarIe Whitehead. II,
Denver Socialist leader
~ me Asscejusea Psess

DENVER, Jan. 8. - earle
Whitehead, ~, who figured in
practically every major Colorado
political race since 1882 as a So
cialist Party candidate. died in q
hospital yesterday after a long
illness.
Mr.. Whitehead came to Den
ver in 1889 after his graduation
from Columbia Law School in
New York.
Although handicapped by ILL
ness, Mr.. Whitehead waged q
vigorous but losing carnneiwil
last fall for the House seat held
by Representative IS .p44 NJ.
Rogers. Democrat. He was a
close friend of Norman Thomas,
perennial Socialist candidate for
President.
Survivors include his widow,
four sons and a daughter.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Capi. John A. PixIeY. ~
Veteran Of Two Wars I

Capt. John Austin Pixley, 10,
q World War and Spanish
American War veteran who re-
tired in 1929 after 80 years in
the Army, died Friday at Walter
Reed Hospital.
He lived in his native Mari
eta, Ohio, for % years after he
retired, For the last two years
he had lived In Williamstown.
w. Va.
Survivors are his widow. Leota;
a daughter, Mrs Margaret
Meade. 20T Rogers drive. Falls
Church, VA; q son, Ralph E..
Dayton. Ohio: q sister. Mrs.
Margaret Fleming. Vincent,
Ohio. and a grandson.
Services will be held at 3 pm.
Thursday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial win be in Arlington Cerne-
terry.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
|. Clayton Walters.
SouIheIn Railway
Official, Dies al s.

I. Clayton Walters, IS. assist
ant to the vice president OF
Southern Railway in charge Of
signal and electrical work, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital.
He lived at 4624 Van Ness
street NV.
Mr.. Walters was born in New
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Raymond E. Ropp
Funeral Set Wednesday

Funeral services for Raymond
/ E. Rapp, SO. buyer and man.
ager Of woodward ~ Lothrop's
book department who died Sat-
urday at Emergency Hospital,
win be held at II am Wednes-
day at Fort Myer Chapel Burial
viii be in Arlington Cemetery.
He lived at 4608 Forty-niath
street NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Dr. Arthur c. Parker,
Retired Museum Head

NAPLES. N. r.. Jan. 3Dr.
Arthur c. Parker, director
emeritus Of the Rochester Mu-
seum Of Arts and Sciences and
an authority on museum and
Indian affairs. died Of q heart
attack Saturday at the age Of
10. He was director Of the
Rochester Museum for 10 years
before his retirement in 1896.
He served Is I eonsultant Of
Indian affairs under Presidents
Theodore Roosevelt. Taft. VIII
son and Coolidge.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Rev. Thomas ]. Love,
Ex-Georqetown Deun
By The Asseeia.sd Prsss

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-The
Rev. Thomas j. Love, S. j.. for
mer president Of st. Joseph's
College here, died yesterday in
the rectory of old st. Joseph's
Church. where he served as rec
tor and superior for the last 18
months. He was 63.
Father Love was president of
st. Joseph's from 1889 to 1914
when he was named dean of
physics at Georgetown Univers-
ity in Washington. He held the
Georgetown post until 1948. He
also taught at Loyola Of Balti-
more, CanisiIis College In Buff
falo. N. Y, and Woodstock Col
lege In Maryland.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
Henri Theodore Jurgens,
Belgian Indusirialisi
By she Associates Press

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Jan. g.
Millionaire Henri Theodore Jur-
gems, 40, a member Of the family
which shares control OF the
worldwide Unileyer organiza-
ton, collapsed and died Friday
while watching q movie. 1t was
disclosed today.
His two sons, Henri and Theo-
dor, were with him in the thea
ter. Police recorded the death
as due to natural causes"
Mr.. Jurgens was director Of
the Belgian national manage
ment Of Unilever, which was
merged with tine Jurgens mar
garine interests in 1927. He was
d grandson of Anton Jurgens, q
Dutch pioneer of margarine.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

y ef0NN< y
Mr.. Cohen.
W h o W q s
stricken with
a h e art at
tack, die d
while on his
way to George
Washin g t o n
Uni v ersi t y
Hospital.
A Di t riot
resident for l6
years, he had
~ q 10 n 1 &
home at 5000
Luzon avenue
NJ VIZ
Evening star., 1955-01-03
B. Wallace Roberts

HAMILTON Ohio. Jan. 3. On.
-B. Wallace Roberts. 81. chief
Of the Cincinnati Enouirer's bu-
reau at Hamilton. died yesterday
at Mercy Hospital. He had been
D newspaperman for IS years.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

Kur0Lhs, John \. The family Of the
s snt 52aE 81 many sienSs kgIoLha iol the ssass
letters cards and ether expressions Of
sympathy during o4r hour Of sorrow.
HIS WIFE. LULA 3. KUTOLA6.
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/ Mrs. Eric Hover

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 3,Mrs.
Eric Hoyer. 50. wife Of the Mayor
of Minneapolis. died at her home
yesterday after a long illness.
Evening star., 1955-01-03
JamesC Cohen, Official
.0f Food Chain Here

James Cohen. 40, shipping SUI
pervisor for Giant Food Depart
ment Stores, died unexpectedly
Evening star., 1955-01-03

members. are uTRea ko agsEno:
Attest LELAND z.sid W VI. WARNER. ST..
Secretary.
THOMPSON, ALICE h. on Monday, Jam
uarg 8. 1865. ALICE r. THOMPSON
wife OF the late Solomon H. Thompson
and mother Of Mrs; Marion 3 High no
surviving are . sister, Mrs Grace
Jackson Smith, other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements By Mcclure. Inc.
TILLMAN. WILLIE. On saturday, sanu-
ary ], 1858, WILLIE TILLMANr = rof of
York. Notice .of funeral later. Local
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
WALKER. CORANDA. On Friday, De-
cember HI. 1854. cORANDA WALKER
Of 73g Rock Greek Church I'd. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangensnts by
Frazier.
WALTERS, LEWIS CLAYTON, On sun-
pital. LEWIS CLAYTON WALTERS q
Elizabeth r. walters. father q Mrs.
Ruth Mikoiasy OF New Tripoli, Pa,
Lewis C. walters. jr., Of washington,
Sassaoos a sGotsr q ad hsraa sorss " Esls Ws
ters OF Richmond, Va; also two grand
sons. Friends may call at GaWler'
Chapel. 1854 20. ave. NV. Gree PARK
Gawler.s Chanel on TussuKsr- January. .,
at ? pm. Tnterment private. (Cipefn-
natl. Ohio. papers please copy,
WEST, MARY AGNES. on Friday. De-
pitai. MARY AGNES WEST enee zent-
graf Of 5024 5eth pl. Hyattsyiile. Md.
r. West, mother Of Edward f.. ..
Leonard. Bernard NJ. and George w.
West and Mrs. Mary McAliister. sister
Of Bernard zentgraf. Funeral from the
Georgia ave. NV, on Tuesday. January
4, 1855, at 9.15. Requiem mass at
ST, Bernardts Church, East RiveTdale.
at 10 am. Interment Washington Ma
tiona1 Cemetery.
WHALEY,. JENNIE. 323 Il st. Sc. JENNIE
WHA1.Ey. suddenly, on Thursday. De-
hy her Beloved daughter, Mrs. cornelia
Williams; = host Of other relatives sId
friends Friends may call at the W. H.
aonasy ssson Fspa Jsnal5 H0e sf.sT e e where hM
services will be held Tuesday. January
4. al ] pm. Rev. C. M. Mills officiating.
Intermef1t Woodlawn Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES BLAKLEY. On
I6s. Tnarsdss So psfsTsE peaaRrs a sIEy e Y W.T. e.
LIAMs. uncle OF Mrs, Lillian Heed,
Paaline Williams. Edna Roberts, Esteile
6iRughter and Charles ana EDWARD
CLARK Friends may call at Carver
g Memorial Funeral HofNe, ~ II Ct. h.w.,
here funeral services viii be held on
Tuesday, January 4. ut l pm. inter-
mtnt Payne's Cemetery.
WILLIAMS: GLORIA. On Friday. Pc S.s
of 1922 Alabama ave Sc, wife nt
Aaron williams. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements BY Carver Memorial Fu-
neral Service. 20 H st. NV.
zABREK LOUIS on SUNDAY, January
q. 1858. LOUIS zABREK. beloved hns-
band Of Dora zabrek. devoted father
of Bernard. Gilbert and Albert zahrek
and Mrs Mildred Hickman, all OF
Washinsten p C., Services at the
D GOLDBERG IL Son Funeral Home.
42iT 9th ST. VI, on Monday. January
q. at IL q. m. Interment Exras Israel
Cemetery. In mourning at H117 18th
Sc NV. Family requests, in lieu Of
flowers. contributions be made 10 the
Heart Fund.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

HEMsLEY. JAMES w. ao7 N st. NV.
JAMES w. HEMSLEY, on Wednesday.
BY hts wife, Julia Hemsley; i've sons,
yames L., Joseph r.. Thomas y FRED
erick and Roscoe l. Aensleys host
of other relatives and friends. Friends
Home, Ifa2 1th St NV, Tuesday,
January 4, after pm. where services
will be held wednesday. January 5, OF
,,. Pm, Esn on,,. e; M isstry Nils omciatins n
Evening star., 1955-01-03

ERNEST. A Special cNElniUnl-
cation Of Washington Cen-
tennial Lodge, No. IA. y: a,
A. M, Is called for 1910
pm. Tuesday, January 4.
1868, for the purpose OF cori-
ferring the last Masonic rites
for our late brother. Wor-
=. Err MESn tnhTr y NJ All
Evening star., 1955-01-03
HIGDON WILLIAM A. suddenly. Of

HIGBUN WILLIAM a. EuddenIy, on
Sunday. January 2, 1855. WILLIAM
A. HIGDoN, beloved son Of ambrose
r. Higdotl. brother o; Elpin r. and
Herbert S. Higdon. Mrs, Kathryn
limerick, Mrs. May Everett. and Mrs.
Patricia Ann Dillon. Funeral from
Collins Funeral Home 3Sai l4th st.
NV on Wednesday, January 4, at
$50 am Requiem mass at st. Aloysius
Church at am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-01-03

HAUvER. CLIFFORD @ on Saturday,
fi pitai. cLiFr5oRD &. : HAUVER of 4ooa
Oliver St. Hyattsville. Md, beloved hls.
band of Lofta NJ. Hanyer, father oi
Gary Hauver Services at Gasch Fu-
neral Io4ne. Iyattsviile. Md. On We'd
nesday. January g. at 2 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Ceorge
Washington Cemetery.
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qAUYER, cLIFFoRD CHARLES. a spe.

CHANLES. a spe-
cial communication of Mount
Hermon Lodge, No. 17a, A.
r. IL A. NJ. Is hereby called
for "Wednesday. January B.
1855 at lis pm. at the
Masonic Temple, Hyatt5gile,
Md. for the purpose of con-
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Brafha

LYNCH. JOHN I. suddeniy. On Monday.
January 8. 1885, JOHN j. LYNCH Of
1879 Farrssut e n.w9 hrctner q
S g. ASin Mla Mssis eocK e kans q 81 Moasst
Calf. Daniel = Lynch Of Lafkspur,
Colo. Friends may call ct the 8 H
Hines co. Funeral Home. 1901 18th St.
Tuesday, january 4. Services and IN
terment Wichita. Ksns.
MAHAN, CLARA +. on sunday. January
1855. 81 her fesidente 1916 3
st. NV CLARA 7. AEAHAN, beloved
mother Of John and Mary Mahan.
sass dsslnTI TBsssi ssssinI Hoe 3 gsssrDs sseBs yS
Egneral and trterment ct Cheyenne.
MANSFIELD, LLOYD 3. on Monday. Jan-
nary 3. 1865, at his residences. 34I9
Hosmead pl. NV LLOYD MAMS-
EIELp beloved husband cf Mrs.: Eva
G. Mansfield and devoted father Of
Mrs. Clara N. Jones. Sister Frances
Cabrtni tnee Betty Mansfe1dt and Mrs.
Flora n. Mallory. He also Is survived
.nsed sy sse brothers s.s ssmss e., as s sniEss H
six grandchildren. two soEIs-in-saw. Nor-
man Jones and Oliver MALLORY other
eiatlyes and friends. Remains RESINS
4. = ~. 7 F,lssrai 8 nn0ties ii iaser s Z
MAHTIs; / IRA q Or d sstgsa,s,y. a,, January s..s.,. Z
husband # Noka T. Martin and father
Of Alma IA Wilson and Charlotte N.
Wilson, Services from the w. w. Deal
Funeral Home, 4Si2 Georgia ave NV.
on Tuesday January 4. as 2 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetefy
ARTfN. IRA G. special communica-
a ton Of Petworth lodge, No.
IN Al. r. A. Al NJ. Is called for
IN Tuesday. January a, 1859,
M NO at pm. for the purpose Of
XS0kA attending the funeral Of cur
late brother. IRA g. MAR
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