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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
FOOD
One More Picnic
Five Recipes for q Family Outing
By vielst Faulkner
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor


ID goes back on the shelf to
await another season. let's
have one last roundup Of all
the kinsfolk.
After Labor Day. families
scatter. Junior members are
of to school. vacations are
over and new jobs are wait
ing. Months will elapse be-
fore the clan will be together
again.
When you eat outside it
isn't necessary to plan a menu
of all grilled foods. An easter
plan is to cook part of the
meal in the kitchen and part
outdoors. For instance. while
tender broilers sizzle and
sputter on the grill. q wonder
full vegetable casserole can be
cooking in the oven.
For a day in the country,
fix a big pot of baked lima
beans, take along sandwiches,
some ripe tomatoes. cookies
and fresh fruit for a picnic
lunch you can eat wherever
and whenever the mood
strikes. Wrapped in several
thicknesses Of newspaper. the
beans will stay hot for hours.
Commonplace though they
may be, with a little magma
ton even sandwiches can be
glamorous. For a porch sup
per. we've given you two that
have interesting favor COM
binationS and take a minimum
Of time from the cook.
ScallOped Corn With Asparagus
Two cans (l6 ounces eachD
cream style corn, rs cups
milk, 2 eggs, Ia cups cracker
crumbs. small onion, lh
teaspoons salt, " teaspoon
pepper. 2 tablespoons butter
or margarine, / can "a to l6
ounceS) asparagus spears.
Heat corn and milk to-
gether, gradually stir into
beaten eggs. Add cup of
the crumbs, chopped onion,
salt and pepper. Mix well
and put into buttered cas-
serole. Mix remaining crumbs
with melted butter and
sprinkle over the top. Bake
in a moderate oven 1850 de-
grees) about 80 minutes. Re-
move from oven and make
holes around mixture with a
knife. Stick asparagus spears
in the holes and return to
oven for S minutes. Eight
servings.
OId-Time Molasses Cookies
One cup shortening, "a tea
spoon salt. 3 teaspoons soda,
2 teaspoons ground ginger, 2
teaspoons ground cinnamon,
l teaspoon ground cloves, 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Mrs. S. J.SuIIiyon,
Grocery Operator

Mrs. Stephen J. Sullivan, 90
who for more than rs years
operated 4 grocery at Third and
10 streets NE. died Monday a.
her home 26iO Tenth street
NE. where she had lived since
the mid ,20s.
Mrs. Sullivan was the former
Mary Ann Gintef. She came
to Washington from Carlisle, Pa,
when she was 8. Her husband
died many years ago.
She was o member Of the
Sodality at ST. Anthony's Catho-
lie Church and the Catholic
Women's Benevolent League Of
Washington.
Survivors are q daughter, Mrs
Katherine E. D'Andelet, 200i
Twenty fourth street NE: two
sons. Joseph j.. 331 w street
NE; Stephen J.. Sullivan Of the
home address: eight grandchil-
dren and eight great grandchil-
|dren.
Requiem mass win be said 81
10 am, tomorrow at st. An
thongs Church. Twelfth and
Monroe streets NE. Burial viii
he In Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
E & G. ]. Reed, So
National Museum
Retired Historian

Fred C. Reed. So, retired Ma
tional Museum historian and as.
sociate curator of the division
of crafts and industries, died
Monday night at his home near
Reno, Va.
Mr.. Reed retired from the
museum In 1851 after rs years
service. He was known for his
exhibits Of small shops showing
craft works, such as small cob
blers' shops and harness shops.
He did the research for the ex-
hihits and directed their con-
struction.
Mr.. Reed went to Washington
schools and got his bachelor Of
science degree from George
Washington University. During
World war ] he served in the
Rainbow Division. He was q
member Of the divisions associa-
ton as well as the Washington
Ship Model Society.
A former resident Of Yuma
street NV. Mr.. Reed had lived
on q small farm near Reno
since his retirement.
Survivors are his widow,
Gladys j., and q son, David A.
Reed, Of Reno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
F. W. Helbie, "a,
Former Owner Of
Musical Stores

Fred w. Helbie, "a, who owned
two piano and musical instru-
ment stores here before he re-
tired about Is years ago, died
Monday night at Emergency
Hospital. He lived at sle / street
NV.
Mr.. Helbig was born In Lynch
burg. Va. and came to Wash
ingtOn when he was nine. He
had been an orchestra leader and
professional piano player. HI
composed piano music, especially
marches. including THE K1on.
dyke March," written when hi
was IL.
He and his brother, the late
Harold H. Helbig, operated two
piano and musical -instriIment
stores at 1927 q street NV. and
1742 Seventh street NV. They
went into business shortly after
World War I.
He Is survived BY his widow
Mrs. Nettie M. Heibig. & former
concert soprano.
Services win BE held at 2 pm
Friday at the Rinaldi funeraI
home, SI6 H street NE. Burial
viii be In Prospect Hiil Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
It. George Foster
Rites in Arlington

Funeral services FOR Army LIST
1t. George 3. Foster, 20, who was
killed in action December 2, 1850,
at Chosin Reservoir, Korea, will
be held at pm. Friday at Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial win be In
Arlington Cemetery.
1t. Foster was the son Of Col.
and Mrs. Roy M. Foster, Lake
Helen, Fla, and the brother Of
Mrs. Thomas Warren Fisher,
$500 Crawford drive. Rockville.
Md. His brother, Robert Foster.
is & third classman at West
Point.
1t. Foster was q West Point
graduate In the class Of 1850. He
formerly Lived In Chevy Chase.
Md. and was graduated from
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School In 1045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Mrs. George, Daughter
Of ChorIes Curtis, Dies

Plume, leader Of the Kansas tribe
Of Indians.
During the Army career Of her
husband. who died about seven
years ago. she had lived In
Washington several times. She
retained many friends In this
city, and had visited Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. John N. Greedy. 3503
Springiand lane NV. only q
week ago.
She was visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Harrison Humphreys. in
Memphis when she died Of q
cerebral hemorrhage. Her home
was In San Antonio.
She also Is survived by q son,
Mai. Gen. Curtis George, sta
toned in Alabama, and q sister.
Mrs. Webster Knight. Provi-
dence. r. ].
Funeral services and burial
were planned for today In San
Antonio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Mrs. james H. Leory,
Minnesota Motive

Mrs. James n. Leary, 81, whose
two daughters live In Washing
ton. died yesterday in Elmhurst,
H., where she was visiting a
third daughter. Mrs. r. M. La
France.
Mrs. Leary was the former
Mollie Seaman. a native Of
Lanesboro, Mimi, where she re-
sided until she came to WASH
ington to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herman Fakler. $3.50
Foxhall road NV, several years
ago. Her husband died about as
years ago.
Mrs. Leary's other daughter Is
Mrs. A. H. Kruger. 47l0 De-
Russey parkway, Chevy Chase.
Md. Also surviving Is Q son.
John S.. Hopkins. MINI; eight
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services and burial will be held
Friday in Lanesboro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Rev. AIonzo R. Pixley,
Tokomo Park Pastor in a.

in France for more than . year.
Later he held pastorates In New
Hampshire, Montana. Nebraska
and Illinois before he came to
Washington.
He was D member Of Takona
Park Masonic Lodge NO. 20 and
formerly was chaplain.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Sarah p. MacIntyre,
whom he married In 1920: a
daughter by q former marriage.
Miss Barbara j. Pixiey Of the
home address: another daughter,
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Hayes, 602
Northampton street. Silver
Spring: two sisters, Mrs. Charles
q. Pease, Framingham. Mass.
and Mrs. William G. Colclough.
Lily Lake, Ill, and a grandson.
Services were to be held ct !
pm. today at the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial was to be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Mrs. Abruhun,
D. c. Widow

Mrs. VI. w. Abraham. 81.
widow of q Washington dentist.
died Monday ct her home. 1107
Allison street NV. She had lived
in washington for IS years.
Mrs. Abraham was the former
Mimika r. Zimmerman. q ma
tive of Frederick County, Md.
and the daughter Of s. Joseph
and Catharine Elizabeth Shell
man Zimmerman. She was edu-
Gated IN private schools and the
Academy of the Visitation In
Frederick, Md.
She was q member of the Pres
byterian Church and was for
merly on the Board Of Home
Missions Of Berwyn Presbyterian
Church. She was past regent Of
Sarah Franklin Chapter Of the
OAR and was active In work Of
the Crossnor IN. CD Mount
School.
Mrs. Abraham was the great
granddaughter Of Col. John
Jacob Shellman. Of Revolution
airy service. He and his son.
Jacob, served together in the
War Of 1872.
Survivors are three daughters.
Mrs. Helen A. Moscrip, San
Francisco, and tho Misses MINI
ika 3. and Mildred w. Abraham.
lot the home address.
Private services win be held
lat the Lee funeral home. Burial
will be In Mt. Oliyet Cemetery.
Frederick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
ii, iaar,ttnriatit

BRAwNER, JAMES n. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear .hnsband. JAllks
H. BitkWNER, who departed this life
ntteen years aso today, October 10.
never shall fersst the day
Will willed. u'"''s0n' eoa nAs
But Tie Aching void cannot b aiied.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY ",
DILLARD. CLIFTON u. AND ANY. II
T nsH0 pI Igl d5ai v Iso'n di:d sud sud
denly nine years ago, and our loving
SS g. III ANY az years sso' oe'0-
We v.,s shan say /. Ger q and PEI s.,...
And 0n no 't one ~ knows sos: nov sa
pEy6ifk srsrERs. BROTHER AND
FORD, EUGENE. tribute Of love
uo IN nsfls q Who sal Daa sssa . sas;
October 10, 1852. -.
DA lWo COD iL.pRHas, iioaE !. M
i1asshedar %T RnuEssz AED 4 j Ray4sEoSG
MAEIz. wILLIAM ?. 4 loving !, g.
and S SrandiatSsr. Wir.LiAM X. MART wv.
today, October 10. 1895.
Beautiful memories
Are nii We have left
4 Ana vii I,sysT isrsst.
WIFE ,,l MARIE chLDR9N AND
WHITE. 0E0R9E v. n loving re-
msmnrelee o. ny dear brother,
this lie i've years $50 today. octo-
The year. hsys changed % many
But this one thing 10 true:
II viii meyer change my memory
HIS LokEET sisrkK MrzA WHITE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
{. R. McFurIund,
Bridge Tender

Ebert Roy Mcfarland. rs. re-
tired tender Of the Cobb Island
drawbridge across Neal Sound In
Southern Maryland. died yester-
day at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Efiie Thompson. Clifton
Terrace Apartments.
Mr.. Mcfarland was O native
Of Washington and q resident
Of Cobb Island for more than
80 years. He was q bachelor.
Survivors include another sis
ter. Mrs. Gertrude L. Potts. 3516
"A street Sc.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Friday at the Hines funeral
home, 29Ol Fourteenth street
NV. Burial win be In Congress
siona1 Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

MRS. Charles p. George. daugh-
ter Of Herbert Hooyer's Vice
President, Charles Curtis. died
Monday In Memphis. Tenn,
friends here disclosed last night.
She was 50 years old.
The widow Of Brig. Gen
Charles r. George, Mrs. George
had lived In Washington on and
on from birth to her death.
Her father had been In the
House Of Representatives for
three years before she was born.
He served there and In the Sem
ate from Kansas before being
elected Vice President In 1925
BY the overwhelming majority Of
444 electoral votes to 81. -Four
years later, he and Mr.. Hoover
lost the election even more over
whelmingiy.
Mrs. George, christened Per-
melia. was the great-great-great
granddaughter Of Chief White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Mrs. w. A. Whipple
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. VIII
liam A. Whipple. "A, who died
October u IN Orleans. France.
win be held at 3 pm. tomorrow
at Fort Myer Chapel. Burial win
be In Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Whipple formerly lived
in Washington when .ller hus-
band. Col. Whipple. was execu-
tive. Of civil works, Office Of the
Chief of Army Engineers. Col.
Whipple was assigned to Orleans
in August as Chief Of Stan. Com
munications Zone. United States
Army. Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
F. Edword PuIte,
Contract OfficioI

r. Edward Pulte, ~. Govern
ment contract representative for
the r. Mars Co., died yesterday
of o heart ailment at George
town Hospital, He lived at 54I5
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Pulte was born IN Grand
Rapids. Mich, and was educated
at Notre Dame and the Univer-
sity Of Michigan.
During World War II Mr.,
Pulte was In charge Of War Bond
sales through retail stores. Later
he was advertising and promo
ton manager Of Sanders Indus
tries Of jackson, Miss. In recent
years he had been with r. Mars,
South Capitol and D streets.
Survivors are his widow, Selma
his father, william j. Pulte,
Grand Rapids; two brothers,
John w. Pulte, Harrington, Tex,
and Paul ]. Pulte. Chula Vista,
Calf.
Requiem mass win be offered
at 10 am. Friday at the Shrine
OF the Blessed Sacrament. west
ern avenue and Quesada street
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

The Rev. Alonzo Robertson
Pixley, 70. retired Baptist min
lister and Government employee,
died Monday at his home. 40
Cedar street NV,
Mr.. Pixley came 10 Washing
ton is years ago and served as
pastor at Takoma Park
Baptist Church In 1874. He for
merly was on the staff Of the
Baptist Home for Children In
Bethesda and during World War
II he worked for the General
Accounting once. the Corps Of
Engineers and the Adjutant
Generals Once.
Mr.. Pixley was born in Green
field. Mass. He was graduated
from Springfield tMass.) College
and from Newton. Now Andover-
Newton. Theological School In
Boston.
During World War !, Mr.. Pix
ley was secretary Of the YMCA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
w. D. Saunders, %,
Former Stcte Official

BLACKBURG. Va. Oct. IS N9.
William Dabney Saunders. one
time Virginia Commissioner Of
Agriculture and member Of Vir-
|ginia Techs dairy science de-
|partment since 1890, died at his
home here today. He was 90.
Surviving are his widow, two
daughters and one son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Or. John w. Cline,
Retired Missionary

DR.. John w. Cline. retired
missionary Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in China. died
here Monday at the age OF 81.
Or. Cline. who spent his early
years In Arkansas, first went to
China in 1897. He was president
of Anglo Chinese College in
Shanghai and Soochow Univer-
sity In Soochow and later fol
IS years was business administra-
tor Of the mission Of the Meth
odist Church with headquarters
In Shanghai.
During the Boxer Rebellion
In 1899. DR.. Cline escaped over
the city wall Of Soochow. At the
time Of Pearl Harbor. he was in
termed BY the Japanese for 10
months In Shanghai. He was
repatriated and came to New
York In 1919.
Even though he was retired,
Or. Cline returned 10 Shanghai
In 1916 to help straighten out
the records Of the Methodist
mission. He returned to New
York two years later and came
to Washington In 1850 to live
with his daughter. Mrs. 7. Ii.
Pond. Att Forty-ninth street
NV.
Or. Cline was pastor OF Allen
Memorial Church In Shanghai
when Chang Kai-shek became
q Christian there. He was q good
friend Of Madame Chang and
her parents.
Funeral services were to be
held at $3.50 pm. today al
Gawler's funeral home, l756
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Burial
will be at Benton, Ark.
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Bsnhs

RICE. Macy ELIzAHETn. on rass-
day, October .1es 1855, d hsr resi-
BETH RICE VIC q ths lsts HsITy
sSa Eiisns Wsif HutSslds s' ae Is 'S q
Robert H. Rice Of Burke. Va: Frank
W. Rice Of FAIRFAX. Va: Mrs.. Rena
Carter q Burke, Vs. and Ne.
also d survived By eleven efsnidelii.
aren. .lxtssn reas-sIandchildTsn and
Clifton, Va. and Mrs.. Kys Thiii 81
y ~ fSeI r se. ~ ysr az
Va. where funeral services win Be
held On Friday, October .2f, At
Pm I'm Inissmspt WI bs n Lee chsspsi
sACHEE, JULIA n. On Monday. octo.
Hsspitsi 5U uffiA Il sAc rHh!S dsashssT
Aof william ~. Sachsn and sister o.
can 81 osslsr's Chapel 1855 "a.
where services will Sc held Oh thurs.
day. October 20. Of IL am. Inter-
scHNIDEK. ANNA. On wednesday, oe.
tebel -. 1885. NINA ecHNiDER
VIE We q Louis ssaknidsr sl'd eisssr q
can ct The 8 Il. Hines ce. RunsrsiI
1 lnel. after 10 an. Tknfidsy. oetober
30. Notice Of services later.
SCOTT. WILLIAM n. on Monday, oc.
tebsr II 1855, at osrasid Minority
f hSsPss W i b.dysd hasb.n EFT q E.s g
NsSsIk oi Ds an. q so & hr. ss snd
Mrs. William II. Scott Of Aiexnndria,
October 70. from $40 pm. ct CAV.
Where sslsiss. VII Pg 5. f s.la s * rhaIs.
day. October 20. ct 2 pm. Interment
s " TdAS:, Macy aI.a, A. veg suddenly.
euLLIvAN,s, beloved wife 81 the late
stephen u, sullivan, mother Of Mrs.
"a 1ssne TN psAndeles. sg',seph J. sum;
VA ahia .fpnsn 81 slso .u ~ q
by eighE grandckiidren and eishg srsaf.
GLandehildren. Prayer d the 3. II.
R ass NJ psHssEs A s so 4s 81, g
Der 30, q $3.50 am; thence 20 et. An.
tnonys Catholic Church. 12th and
Mo!iroe ste, n.e.s where requiem mass
s 81 :ss iai.iasas Mount s ''s oIi, 4
TAPLIN. LEON 4. tREDss. OF Il
khSaS q u PEI K. on a.. ocsS ,D,s lssS'
sIepiather Of ciidofd Hicks 81 Ps,r
Orenefq, wash: hEQther-in law of
NJ. and Mrs; Z. A, Howard, Mr.. and
NE + = LIBBY. ~: end Mrs.. I; ".
Ices 81 Chambers Funeral Home. 6i7
TN -. se.. on Saturday, October
x. a. 10 An. lnterment Fort Lin
eS..:.s... bers 81 STiesisysrass Union im.
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HV& chamssEs Funeral Hons Home.
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pitsL HAROLD j. BxRNEs, brother Of
Ms. Marion sssssnson. nsphcw Of
friend Of Maris Rics; 40 survived i' s.
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5e es 81 vienns. VV Va. and Ms ss oisdys
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ner. brother Of Iirm HraEner. both
Mrs. PRANK 3. watkins ): .ctsTIoilson..|
gsandeh,ldrsn: friends may can at 81
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ss "a isss oI1 vioE oP MANN Fs2N S's q
& jHsE .:s. S.sni bsr1 Inv dis's $s: :s;i
smith. fnez Chambers. Pear Howard
and John and DIN Miller. she. also Is
enas Nos sss & rssssi ssa ms a.
ransements 81 Mcclure. Inc. 20
GARFIELD. RALPH z. on Tuesday. o.
IHcspi.aI' RAGRa o AZ 1HHEIi5.1 Sc:
s Shna Michel II Sas aa aoS sIas c.s
brother Of Leo Paul and Harold Car
field. Friends may call ct the Domaine
r e. nSR 'So s Ss W:dnnsSn
and in.erment IN diens Saiis. \. Y Z
tessf aSss bhEssEap E E aAsk Ss
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c sss.y LAg YEA =. on Monday Sn,. o e
GREENE. devoted vile Of MI. Fred
riek 3. Greene. she Also leaves 70
srsn o ONE s saar e.: bs ssSss.
many nieces and nepheWs and other
relatives and friends. Remains viii
rest at her. late home IN Hughesvilie.
H. Punerai Services Vii Is ''G RIA
HusSssviiis. Va. On Tharsdsy. octo.
ger ~ Rs q p o,s,.t M paiscr. Rev
AushesviIis cemstsrs. Arrans efas
lee. Warrenton, Va.
GREER, EDWARD. on Monday, octo-
Der ~: 1853, q Arlington Mospitai,
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HAZEL WAN kf4ELD, Secfetarys ~
OSBORNE, ROLAND wARDELL. on
VANISH o SsSosNs i ii0S FOO R9 Es
mother. snnts and uneles 's and devoted sss
gcdmqtner; other relatives and many
t bsr ss 70 "a en- iny ss!sf' l. os ss
81 the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1890
9th 81 nv. Funeral from ne RsrE
! pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
PERRY, MARY NJ. On Tuesday. octo-
sth e. s.x sD. MARY N. ip'EfRRY. Be-
loved wife Of the late BENJAMIN H,
sris Hsllsan p saEser fsrrf ae
Raymond and John Fersinssr: grand-
mother Of joan Hsrrisan. Friends 4. A.
Funeral Home, 13l Iith 81. Sc. until
Friday. October 81, NJ o am. Re-
QUEEN mass 81 81, Dominic's Church
invited sso nsrm. msa By Ms M islsRs.
rp .sss:r f sSs q .o 1a Ts; 49,
pitsl howard PUITE 81 t1i5
Sa n; q Selma Putty snd scn a,,,, q
Mich. Notice n funeral istsr.
REED, FEED CAssIUs. on Monday.
s sspI sssmo va. efRiED cAssluIss i REaS
beloved husband OF Gladys johnson
Bee Bee sp Nos s.shsF e DsvS .t. andrew
RHoADs, MATTE W. on Monday, o.
s Hs.,, ~ n 1sbS a. M RHos Asran s,s.
Al Mr. WHINE n 8nVunnn. neat
fTisnds may cali st tks nsinainss f fS-
neral aoms $40 sou; ab. was ss1ses
viii be held on Thursday. October
20. ct IL an. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. IL
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HARRY Q. FORD. Adiutant. 20
CLARK. GEORGE EDGAR. Notice is
.Ark hereby given e .cfacers and
members q Silver spring
Veterans Of Forsisn Wars,
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HonOr cu oraos. sss s I. w. p
spYine, Md. Funeral services on Pri-
day. October II. at 1890 am In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
WILLIAM b. FRIIs. Chaplain, 70
CLEMENT, Ii. GEN, WILLIAM n,
October H.. 1855, at the Bethesda
Naval Hesp,tai 4 GEN; WILLIAAlE.l
Oh $40 Ayenida cresta, La Joila,
Calf. beloved husband Of Ethel q.
Clement, father Of Mrs. Nancy C.
Madden, MidshipmaE Robert A. Mathie.
sen. John g. Clement and Capt. David
4. Clement. Y. 3. MC.: son q Mar
and brother q Mrs.; oysrton 4. Wooa.
Sstbssds chegy cha 1:s ga aTss:d. Ho sa
after pm; THURSDAY: October 60,
iii. al II am, at Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer, Va. Interment Arlington
National cemetery. 20
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Mics Auxiliary, No. 8, U. 9,
w. ". are requested 70 as
semhle at the Deal Funeral
Home. Asp Georgia ave.
NV. on Wednesday, October
10. 1855. ut T:4B pm, to
services for our late sister,
! MORROW. By order Of
8 CAMPBELL. President.
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Post. NO. 10. American Le-
post win hold memorial serv.
Ices for MYRON FRANCIS
~ Wednesday, October 10.
1888. at 3 pm. ct the 3. n.
Funeral Home, 2D0l l4th
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Jewish Appeal Unit
Sturts With $4,000

The Arlington-Fairfax Section
of the Greater Washington
United Jewish Appeal opened its
1855 campaign last night with a
kickoff dinner in the Arlington
Fairfax Jewish Center. The to-
tai raised was $4,000.
DR.. Frank r. Kingdom, author,
radio commentator and educator,
was principal speaker. He said
the Arabs will not try to destroy
the State of Israel by military
force but by economic boycott.
Samuel Karp was chairman Of
the dinner.