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W.. p. Hutchinson, Controller
IOfMt. Vernon Mortgage Corp.

William Philip Hutchinson
I62, who was controller of thu
Mount Vernon Mortgage Corp
and its associated companies
died Monday in the Garfield
Memorial Hospital after a three.
month illness.
Mr.. Hutchinson was a grad
uate of the old Business High
School and of the Pace and Pace
Institute of Accounting. He was
a past president of the District
Chapter of the Institute of ReaI
Estate Management.
Mr.. Hutchinson was a mem
Der of the Building Owners ano
Managers Association, the
Washington Real Estate Boaro
and the Washington Board oil
Trade and was a charter mem.
Der of the Ell Dorado Club.
He is survived by his widow
the former Estelle E. Sutton o.
1903 Cresthaven drive, Silver
Spring, Md; three brothers
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r. B. De Frontz, "a,
Prominent Worker
In Neqro YMCAs

Robert B. De Frantz, IA, YMCA
executive who had lived in Wash
ington since his retirement in
1850, died here Thursday.
Mr.. De Frantz, 3649 Wardel
street NV, began his As years
Iof YMCA service in 1905. He
helped organize and build the
Pasao branch of the YMCA in
Kansas City, Mo. In 1917 he was
assigned to the Des Moines Off
GERS Training Camp for Negro
candidates and after that duty
he joined the staff of the Ma.
Itional Council of the YMCA. HI
concentrated largely on the de.
ivelopment and expansion of the
work among colored men anc
boys.
Mr.. De Frantz played a large
part in the organization anC
conduct of the many financiaI
campaigns directed toward the
establishment of Negro branches
of the YMCA. He was a fire.
quent visitor to Washington dur.
ing his active service.
Mr.. De Frantz was born in
Topeka, Kans., and received law
degrees from Howard and Ford.
ham Universities.
Survivors are his widow, Eta
B.; a daughter by a former mar
rage, Mrs. Adelaide D. Heron,
three brothers. F. E. De Frantz
a retired YMCA secretary in In.
dlanapoliS; John NJ, and DENIM.
H., and four grandchildren.
Services were held today at the
Mcguire funeral home, 1926
Ninth street NV, with buria
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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Harry M. Fisher, II,
.Murtinsburq JeweIer

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct
10 (SpeciaD Harry M. Fisher
70, owner-manager of jewelry
store here since 1912, died Mon
day in City Hospital. He hac
been taken there a few hours
earlier.
Mr.. Fisher was a native ano
lifelong resident of Martinsburg
He was active in civic, fraternal
and church circles. Immediate
survivors include his wife, Mrs
Katie NJ. Fisher; son, Noble j
Fisher, Martinsburg; a brother
Arthur c. Fisher, Washington:
and a half-brother. Norman j
Barrick. associated with him in
the business here.
Services we're to be held today
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Marie Doro, IA,
.Stuqe-FiIm Stur

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (P.-
Marie Doro, "a, stage ano
screen star in the early part OF
the century. died yesterday of a
heart ailment. Her nonprofes-
sional name was Marie Kathryn
Stewart.
A small. dark eyed woman
once acclaimed for her beauty
she was one of Producer Charles
Frohman'S brightest stars dur.
ing the first 80 years OF the
century.
Miss Doro also was a sons
writer and musician.
Born in Duncannon, Pa, sht
made her stage debut in 1901
in st. Paul. Mimi, in "Aristoc.
racy." Later, when not in stage
shows. she appeared in movies
in the United States and il
England, France and Italy.
William Gillette wrote "Clar,
ice" for her and appeared with
her in it in 1905. They also
teamed in "The Admirable
Crichton" and "Sherlocl
Holmes"
Miss Doro's 1915 marriage t.
the late actor Elliott Dexter
ended in divorce.
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'Hassard Short,
Show Producer

NICE, France, Oct. 10 (P).-
Hassard Short. IS, New York
theatrical producer, died in the
Anglo-American Hospital here
Sunday. it was announced yes
|terday.
The cause of death GOULD moi
be learned.
Mr. Short had been on a holi-
day at nearby Monte Carlo when
he became i'll. He would have
been 70 in a few days.
Mr.. Shorts most recent show
was MY Darling Aida" in 1852
His more than so productions
included THE Hot Mikado,
Lady in the Dark" and Car
men Jones'"
He was born in England, ran
away at Is to become an actor
and went to the United States
when he was 81 to appear with
John Drew in THE Second in
Command" He began produc-
ing shows with the famous Music
Box revues, after a number OF
years as an actor.
There are no immediate sur
vivors. In New York, his at
torney Meyer Kurz said Mr..
Short had directed him before
death to have his body cremated
and the ashes taken back to the
United States.
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Mrs. Eugene E. Jackson, 81;
ID. c. eucher for 80 Years

Mrs. Eugene E. Jackson, 81, a
District elementary teacher for
the last 33 years, died Monday
of cancer at George Washington
Hospital. She lived at AIS U
street NV.
Mrs. jackson, the former Inez
Booth, was born in Washington
and was graduated from Miner
Normal School. She did grad
uate work at Howard and New
York Universities.
Mrs. jackson began teaching
lat Sumner-Magruder School but
for the last 20 years she had
taught the sixth grade at
Briggs Montgomery School.
Twenty-seventh and K streets
NV.
She was active in educational,
civic and church affairs. She
was superintendent of the Holy
Redeemer Sunday School for "a
years and was an officer and
member of many clubs and or
CARNATIONS.
/ Survivors are her husband, a
supervisor at the City Post Of
fee: two sons, Stanley E.. OF the
4 U street address. a teacher at
Bell Elementary School: Eugene
A., 410 U street NV, a Gen.
eral Services Administration en-
ploye; four sisters, Mrs. Anne
Norman and Mrs. Helen B
Coates, both of 1118 South Caro-
lima avenue Sc, Mrs. Mary B
Harris. Arlington. Va. Mrs
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George w. Thompson, 90,
Former Federal Engineer

George Washington Thomp-
son, go, a professional engineer
who formerly spent 81 years
with the Federal Government,
died Monday of a heart attack
at his home, 1909 Seaton circle,
Falls Church, Va.
For the last year, Mr.. Thomp-
son had been associated with
the architectural engineering
firm of Daniel Mann Johnson g.
Mendenhall. Before that he was
with the Atomic Energy Com
mission.
Mr.. Thompson was born in
Townsend, Mont, and was edu-
Gated at Milwaukee School of
Engineering. He was an engi-
Ineer in the West before he came
to Washington. He had been an
an engineer with the Army En-
gineers, the Federal Power
Commission and the Interior De-
Ipartment here.
He was a senior member of
the American Association of
Engineers, a life member of the
Rivers and HarborS Association
and a member of the Society
Iof Professional Engineers, Valley
Masonic Lodge in Townsend,
Mont, and Oregon ConsiStory
in Portland, Greg.
During World War / he was
with the SD Field Artillery.
Survivors are his widow, Pansy
Geraldine; two daughters. Mrs.
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In Mrmnriattt
DoWDY, EDWARD WARREN

DOWDY. EDWARD WARREN. In low,
ing memory OF our dear departed one
EDWARD WARREN DOWDY. who
passed away five years ago, October
10. 1851.
The. flowers we place upon your gray,
May wither and decay.
But our love for you who sleeps be,
meath
viii never fade away.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BOWLING, WILLIAM A., SR. In SAL
but loving memory Of our dear nus
f1n1,, , and father, WILLIAM A
BOWLING, SR,, who passed away on
wear ago. October 10, 1855.
precious HdfCs or one ,d from US has some.
A vacant chair is in our home,
Which never can be filled
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
FAIRFAx, DELLA DYSON. In loyinI
n nssn9Sy v Ct mIySear mother. DELI
ten years ago today October 10, 1916
have only a memory, dear mother
! cherish my whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
As l treasure the memory of you
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. BEA.
HARRISON. RICHARD A. (RICKY). In
memory OF RICHARD A. (RICKYl
HARRISON, who passed away one yeai
There is mother who misses you
And lnds the time long since you
And / think of you daily and hourly
But try to be brave Fad content.
But the tears that I shed in silence
And breathe a sigh of regret,
So Th aSs "s s Rn' voF Hd 5s@sm9'F
HARRISON. RICHARD A. tRICKYl. II
memory Of RICHARD A. tricky
HARRISON, who passed away one veal
ago today.
We often sit and think of you
When We are alone,
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call Its own.
Like ivy on a withered oak.
When all other things decay.
Our love for him will stu keep greer
And never fade away
HEATH, DIR. HENRY. In loving mem
DRY OF my devoted husband, DIR. HENRY
HEATH. who passed away ten year
ago today, october 10. 1915
Ten years ago your hand and min
By death we're forced apart,
Brings comfort TO my heart
HATTIE HEATH
REYNOLDS, MARY q. (MAMEl. In SAL
put loying memory OF our dear mother
MARY G. tMAME) REYNOLDS, VIII
passed away four years ago today
HER LoviNd DAUGHTERS. EyELY,
BEACH, FRANCES A. cAVA
NsAAH HGaH H gsl,6NN l. NICHOLS AMI
REYNOLDS, MARY G. tMAME). In sa,
MARY G. tMAMEJ REYNOLDS. VIII VII,
passed away four Years aEo today
October TO- 1882
HER EvER-LovING HUSBAND, HENRY
W REYNOLDS
ROBINSON, THEoDosIA ELIZABETH
A tribute 20 the memory OF my de-.
voted grandmother, THEODOSiA EIIz.
ABETH ROBINSON. Who entered int
eternal life nine years ago today
October 10, 1881
You we're the spirit OF all that was tru,
And lasting and fragrBnt and fair,
No other blessing that life could hold
With the love Of your heart can
compare.
Ny thoughts Of you will never fade
And though the years have Town
Your memory's, as the highest star
sui light and guide me home.
GLADYS ELoisE HARRIS.
sPAULDINo. ERNEST c. In ioyins
tribute 70 our dear husband and father
this lie three years ago today. oc,o.
Der 10. 1858
Loved. remembered. missed hivast
Anniversary mass o. St. An,hony
Roman Catholic Church
HIS LOVING WIFE AND pAjGH.
TIERS,
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VAN NESS, LESTER HENRY. Sud.
a9e gayz on Monday. October s., 1855
q Gertrude II. Van Ness. N father tSePA1 q
Mrs. Rodney L. Boyer and brothei
o. everett Van Ness of Rochester
Warner f Humphrey ~ funeral egsf II Hom 9ns
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd,
until l pm. Thursday, October Il
4PRs ursdsy 6 5sfdltes seryi se OF
Church, Maple and tulip aves.' IA.
koma Park, Nd. lnterment private
In preference Of flowers, sympathy
Society lisa 18th St. nv. 1 io
WALKER, INEEDA. On Tuesday. octo.
per =, 1856 INEEDA WALKER Of
~ Eve st. ne. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Frazier
WILCOX, WARREN. Suddenly. on Sun.
Cox Of io Florida rSG0 ave- wAR RE be %T
husband of Annie R, Wilcox, father
Of Emmett w. Jefferson and brother
p O. Mrs. Bertha Collins, Mrs Katie
Anderson and Alonzo Wilcox. He also
Is survived by a loving grandson, Carlo
4 JEFFERSON, and many other relatives
ssriends may call at the Malvan q
sey ave and R st. NV. on wednesday
october 10, 1856. after pm, where
funeral services will be held on Thurs
Day, October IL, at pm Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
MARY Z. On Sunday, DC.
Of 1909 4th st. NV, wife OF the LATE
James tTrusty) E. Williams and mother
Of Mrs. Mary Freeman. Mrs. Alice
Duvall. Mrs. Marguerite Arnold, Mrs
ard, Alfred A. and Robert S. Williams
Also surviving are fourteen erandchil-
oren, eleven srest-grandchildren other
F r ia @sd and add many friends After
Funeral Home. 1870 9th st. NV Re.
QUEEN mass will be celebrated or
r rnnrSdsy' October II. at st. Martins
y Sts.,. at 10 am Interment Lincoln
wfSKIER. e GEORGE LOUIS. On Mon W
gay. October s, 1855. at his residence
LER. beloved husband Of Hattie Wink.
Ter and father of Frances Lucille
ADAMS, Elsie Elizabeth Lidner and
s Scores Lester 6v WInklsr He also |,
great-grandchildren, three sisters and
two brothers. Funeral from the Hunt
Funeral Home. Waldorf, Nd. on Thurs.
GiaY october II; at $40 am Mas:
at an. Interment church cemetery
10
WOOD, MAY B. On Wednesday, Octo.
Der 10, 1856, at the Washington SAM
tarium and Hospital. MAY 3. WOOr
Of 5919 9th ST. NV. wife of the
late Earl b. Wood and mother Of
Wood of Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Woo
rests at the Warner E. Punphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georsia ave. Sill
yer Spring, Md. parking lacilities)
Notice of services later,
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Ed Bell, Tennessee
Editor and Author

MURFREESBORO. Tenn, oct
10 tRl.--Ed Bell, 47-year-old
Inewspaperman and author, died
at a hospital here today. He had
been stricken by a heart attack
at his home Sunday night
Mr., Bell was editor of the
Rutherford Courier. a weekly
newspaper, and was author OF
two novels, Fish on the Steeple'
and Tommy Lee Feathers"
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DIR. Allen StockdoIe Dies,
Former District Pastor

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale, 81, a
speaker for the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers and
former pastor Of the First Con-
gregationalist Church in WASH
ington, was found dead yeSter-
day in a Baltimore hotel room.
DR.. Stockdale checked into
the hotel Monday night and left
word to be called at 8 am,
according to the Associated
Press. When he didn't answer
his phone. hotel officials entered
his room and found him dead on
the bathroom floor. 1t was not
Immediately determined why DR.
Stockdale, who lived in New
York, was in Baltimore.
DR.. Stockdale came to the
First Congregational Church in
1881 and attained city-wide
popularity. not only as a min
lister of the gospel but as a
speaker before civic and social
welfare organizations. Presi-
dent Coolidge was a member of
First Church when DR.. Stock
dale was its minister.
DR.. Stockdale resigned from
First Church at the end of 1885.
AS a staff speaker for NAM
during the last 10 years. DR.,
Stockdale had spoken often be-
fore various groups in Wash
ington as well as other parts of
the United States.
DR.. Stockdale was known as
the Pitching Parson." He used
to pitch regularly to the Boston
Braves in batting practice. He
once told how he used to slip
away from his pulpit in Boston
every morning or so to don a
baseball uniform and fling
curves Gust to keep in trim. .
He formerly pitched for the Bos-
ton YMCA team and for his
varsity team at college.
DR.. Stockdale was a graduate
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of Boston University School Of
Theology and received an hon.
orary degree of doctor of divin.
ity from Berea College.
After college, in 1908, he be-
came pastor of Berkeley Temple
in Boston and then the COM
bined Berkley Temple and Union
Church in Boston. From 1914
to 1928 he was pastor of the
First Congregational Church ii
Toledo, Ohio, and at one point
he spent a year studying at OK
ford University.
DR.. Stockdale was pastor Of
the Rogers Park Congregations
Church in Chicago before hi
came to Washington.
He had written for variou.
magazines, verse as we'll al
ARTICLES.
DR.. Stockdale's survivors in.
Iclude his widow, Ella May, o.
New York, and a son, Arthur w
IStockdale. Fairview, Ohio,
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Charles L. of Arlington. Va; J.
Edwin of 1916 Buchanan street
NV. and Albert E. Hutchinson;
a daughter, Mrs. Wilbur E. Jen-
kins of 1903 Cresthaven drive.
and son. Capt, William P.
Hutchinson. now stationed in
Germany with the Army.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
tenth street NV, with burial
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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World War II Aide
of De GuuIIe Dies

PARIS, Oct. 10 CPl,-Baron
Francois Pierre Raoul d'Astier
de la Vigerie. deputy to Gen.
Charles de Gaulle in World War
IT, died last night at his Paris
home. He was 20.
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Louise Hunter, 273l P street
NV; three brothers. Moses
Booth, 1648 Thirty -second street
NV, Romley Booth. 1907 C
street Sc. John Booth, PITT P
street NV. and three grand
children.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 a m. Saturday at Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church, New
York and New jersey avenues
NV. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Elayne Grace Hamm. Staunton,
Va; Mrs. Twyla Gertrude Clark,
400 Leonard road. Falls Church,
Va; two brothers. Ellie and
Joseph, both of Helena, Mont,
and three grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow at Dulin Chapel Meth
Iodist Church, Falls Church.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
,eterY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Ficfa rributes Moderate
prices Open daily sun hnlidays Phone
niehu 900 i4tn 81 NV Ma s-0i 06
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u members Of Columbia Lodge
No. IS, I. B. P. o. E. Of W.,
AZ are hereby notified of the fu-
VI neral of Brother WALTER
"a GARRISON on Thursday, Oc-
tober ii, 1855, at / pm. from
, the Third Baptist Church, 9TH
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pg LADURANTAYE, LOUIS. Oh r.

day,. October 81 1851, LOUIS DE
IADuRANTAYE Of 500 Lawrence st
me- beloved husband Of Corinne z
de LadurantAye, father Of Archie. Louise
Raymond and Robert Eugene de Ladu-
fantAye and grandfather Of John Rob
ert i.a2ard, Charles and Yolande DC
Ladurantaye. He also Is survived by
two rreat-grandchildren Friends may
call at the Nalley Funeral Home 500
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
ne Funeral on Thursday, October
IL At $40 am thence TO st. Fran
cts De Sales Catholic Church. where
mass will be offered 81 2 Am. tol
the repose Of his soul Relatives ant
friends invited Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
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Exalted Ruler.
EVERETT L. COOPER. Secretary.

v October D. 1855. ELSA MYRTLE pA-
Md mother OF Mrs. Ruby d. Birg-
field and grandmother of Mrs. Franklin
and Mrs. Paul Z Gottwals, all p
kenslngton, Md, and Mrs Harrleii
Fave and Mrs. Helen Spathe, both Of
Detroit. Mich. There also are SIN
great-grsndchildren Mrs, Davis rests
al the Warner E Humphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave. silver SprinR
Saturday. October il, at IL am
parking facilitiesl Interment George
Washinrtnn Memorial GNmeterY.
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DAVIS, NEITIE yUANII suuqeT ,E.
Tie TIE 'JJutANITA DAVIS Of 7s5S L ST.,
seat Pleasant. Md, beloved daughter
Of Elder and Mrs. Frank J Davis
are seven brothers, Horace B., George
III, Darius C.. Frank j. Wayman B.
Ionothan NJ and Samuel b. Davis
one sister. Miss Peggy A Davis. and
many other relatives and friends Re-
mains will lie in state at the Mount
Carmel Holiness Church. $40 Kastle
pl ne after = pm Friday. October
II Funeral services on SATURDAY
October i3 al pm, at the New
Mount Olive Baptist Church 5Sth
and Grant sts ne. the Rev William
Weaver, pastor Elder @, G Curry. OF
Philadelphia. Pa. officiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Ar
raneements by Henry S. WASHINGTON a
Sons ~
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Saturday, October s, 1856. at his resi-
dence, i4l0 Swami st. NV, WAL
OF Helen B. Clarkson and brother Of
are niece, Cora Bell Palmer: a neph-
ew. Walter T. Clarkson, and other
relatives and many friends After
pm Wednesday. october 10. friends
may call at his late residence. Funeral
services on Thursday. October II, at
] pm, at the Third Baptist Church
9TH and Que SITS. NV, the Rev. w. o.
Bullock officiating Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Arrangements by
Brooks a. Allen. 10
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SIMPSON, JOHN n CIOHNNIEi. Of
Der y. 1855 father OF William A
Simpson, Mrs, Suzanne Mohler AND
MIS-, Mary j. Dortzbach; son Of Mrs
Minnie II Simpson and brother ol
Mrs. Helen D Miller. Norris A. 10.
P sDe chsfes na Bsrns Simpson Has
PIT nth 81. SCI on Friday, October
u, az S.15 am. Mass AZ 81 Mar
Earets Church, Bt10 Addison rd, Seat
Pleasant Nd. at o am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery II
TELFAIR. ANNA. On Monday, octo-
sssNTnAs .r la5si n AroPsklyn n. y
Bsstfiee caise ana mG'e Theodore 81 4 4sri
fair sister Of Mrs Dora Dixon Mrs
Mary station, John Z and Lewis
Harris grandmother OF Mike Leonard
cuffee and niece Of Mrs Anna Hobb.
Mrs 5uddie BraSwell and Magge Har.
sa,, sne ana s2 mahy i trsnss oS o.ne e
van 4 sehey, Inc.
THOMPSON, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
On Monday, October s, 1853, A. his
home. 800 Seaton cir Fails Church,
Va, GEORGE WASHINGTON THOMP.
SON husband OF Pansy o. Thompson
snd father o. Mrs ,Elayne Grace
Iwyia Gertrude CLARK Of Pals Church,
Va He also Is sryived By two broth
ers, Elzie {. and Joseph Thompson OF
Helena Mont, and three Efandchii.
dren Friends NAV call At the Pearson
ptuns si,,, Home s.s1,. as North wssninston
!, ne pliin Methodisi chareh Fsls
Church, Va on Thursday. October
~. a. ~ am lnt4rment Arlington
national Cemetery 10
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and Que Sts. NV. SESSION OF SOfTOW
on Wednesday. october 10. at s pm,
at the Elks' Home. 3O1 Rhode Island
ave. NV Elks' services with funeral
Friends may call after ! pm. Wednes-
day, October 10, at 14l0 Swami ST.
NV, to view the remains
CHARLES W ROBINSON
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ossoSsr i ASsA Anna oe g. TJpSSissinNy
VILE mother OF Mrs Marjorie Bos-
well and ggrandLmother Of Jei 7 Bos.
Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave, NV courtesy
be said on Friday, October IL, al SEQ
oe ch ssRfs y sh s. 4, s'f snS "a CAVE ave-
NV where mass will he offered at
am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
KEITH, FREDERICK G. on Tuesday
quincy 81 ne beloved husband d
Helen Keith and father Of BUDDY
rs Esita ssTy hon. at the q II Hine'
barking facilitiesl Interment in Ar,
lington National Cemetery. IL
KELLY, CHALLIE Z. on Monday. oc,
lIssE cHA fii T kEfLY Reg e HSi
Que St, NV, beloved wife Of serst
Calvin D Kelly. sister OF w. B, Wat
son OF Charleston. 8. c. and Or
service ssfTss Il W hs # RT Sss eo ~ "a
neral Home. 1901 l4th 81 NV, on
THURSDAY, October ii, .at a.3o an
iins ton Na iioiii't csmets Hys'n'h' a.
" Monday oe,o6sp 1859. S al SIS home
Route Centrevflle Va EDWARD
W. KEYS husband Of Mrs susie Kid
well KEYS, father OF Mrs Bessie X
Lane Of Arcola Va and Mr. Robert
w Keyes Of AriinEton, Va grand,
father OF Linda and joann Lane anc
Donald Robert Keys. brother Of Ben.
jamin Keys OF Sterling va ciaud,
Keys Of Warrington, D c. Mrs Rosa.
lie Nicholson and Mrs Minnie Utter.
back Of Hartford, Conn Mrs LSvinil
Mrs Francis Brammel OF Washington
y c., and Mrs. Lola Vogtman Of
Silver Spring, Nd Friends may cal
AZ the Green Funeral Home Herndon
Va. where services will be held At Z
Pm Thursday. october IL Inter.
ment Chestnut Grove Cemetery
LAWRENCE John j. on "wednesday
October 10 1855 JOHN j Law.
RENEE Of 1871 ath Sd nv dsvotse
husband o. susie LAursn6e Notice
Of funeral later AfrantemsnA ),
Barnes A. Matthews.
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The Proud and Profane' Scores As Frank, Soaring Love Drama

The compelling. frankly-to1d love story of hard-bitten Marine Raid CTS Colonel and a society-bred Red Cross girl-,a sensational best sell CT in book form-has been filmed by Paramount and titled The Proud and Profane."
 Cast with four of the screens top stars in the lead roles: William Holden, Deborah Kerr, Thelma Rit- ter and Dewey Martin, produced by William Perlberg and directed by George Seaton. the team who made The Country Girl' and The Bridges at Toko-ri.' the Vista Vision drama will begin it's local run next Sunday at the New Emp ress Theatre. It promises to be one of the years major films. and as daring and powerful love story as the motion picture medium has ever presented.
 The setting for The Proud and Profanes is the South Pacific is- land of New Caledonia during World War II There, in the back wash of war. Holden and Deborah Kerr, two violently opposed and hostile personalities at first meet ing find love that overrides all restraint and prudence.
 Thelma Ritter is seen as dy-