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g. H. DooIey, 70,
Worked SO Years
AS Printer Here

George Homer Dooley, 70, re-
tired Times-Herald printer, died
Friday Of a heart attack at the
Union Printers Home in Colorado
Springs. Colo. He had been
there since June 80.
Mr.. Dooley was born in New
Enterprise. Pa, and began serv-
ing his printers apprenticeship
in Washington in 1900 when he
Joined the Columbia Typograph-
ical Union. He was on the
Times Herald and its predeces-
sor, the Times. for more than
so years. When the paper was
sold to the Washington Post in
1854 Mr.. Dooley retired to his
home at 5513 Eighth street NV.
He was member of Hiram
Masonic Lodge.
Survivors are four sisters, Mrs.
Edith Evans, Rockville, Md;
Mrs. Ruth White, 1908 Wood
land drive. Silver Spring, Nd;
Mrs. Joseph Brooks, Goshen,
N. Y, and Mrs. Laura Maccauley,
Parkertown, NJ, j.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home. 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
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MRS. CASTOR P. St. Denis, ~,
|Brookings Research Assistant

Mrs. Castor p. st. Denis, 20, a
research assistant at Brookings
Institution and wife Of a Defense
Department employee, died yes
terday Of cancer at the National
Institutes Of Health after several
months illness. She lived at 4201
Massachusetts avenue NV.
Mrs. st. Denis was the former
Priscilla Ann Turner, a native Of
jamestown. N. Y. She was a Phi
Beta Kappa and Phi Mu sorority
member at Ohio State University
and was graduated in 1851. Mar
Iried the same year, she and her
husband came to Washington to
live and Mrs. st. Denis became
associated with Bookings Insti-
tuition.
Mrs. st. Denis. spent q year
doing pioneer study on transport
tation and the development Of
cities for the Institute Of Urban
Cities at the University Of Penn
sylvania. She collaborated on a
recent Brookings Institution
study on metropolitan transpor-
tation.
Mrs. st. Denis was also a con-
tributing author on a forthcom-
ing publication from Brookings
Institution on the United Ma
tons.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by her parents, Mr..
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Mrs. c. L. Wade,
Wife Of Retired
Council EmpIoye

Mrs. Charles L. Wade. IS. a
lifelong District resident. died
yesterday in Doctors Hospital
after a brief illness.
Mrs. Wade, the former Anne
Elizabeth Finch. was a member
of AL Saints Episcopal Church
and the Chevy Chase Women's
Club. She and Mr.. Wade, who
retired recently after 80 years on
the staff of the National Re-
search Council. would have cele-
brated their 55th wedding an
niversary October 2.
She is survived by her husband
Of 1923 Broad Branch road NV;
q daughter, Mrs. H. Scott Byerly
of 6407 Thirty-first street NV;
three sisters, Mrs. Sarah A.
Amrein Of 2209 Darrow avenue.
Silver Spring; Mrs. Leonard
Avery of 1928 McKenney ave-
nue., Silver Spring, and Mrs.
Mamie Andrews Of 1897 Man.
ming drive, Bethesda; three
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services will be at 1890 am.
Friday at the s. H. Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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.DFatlrH

WAYNE NJ. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. September rs, 1856, al
EMmFsfE sHnTEp Il Hospital DII,.Is WAYNE N
Va, beloved husband Of inis Weishaar,
father Of Sumner Wayne Weishaar and
son OF Mrs. Ernest Weishaar. Friends
may call. at Gawler's Chapel 1906 Pa
ave ave- NV courtesy t parking opposite
September IS. at, IL am. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery. %
RHELAN. EVA MARIE. on tuesday
September Is, 1856. at her home. 1894
P. ST., W. EVA MARIE WHELAN. wife
dauahter Of the late Franklin K and
Alice B. Whelan: sister of Mrs. Stephen
A. Selby. Prayers at her above late
residence on, Thursday. September "a
Catholic church, where mass viii b
onered at 9:l5 am. Interment Mount
WIENER, NATHAN. On Tuesday; Sep;
husband Of Ida Jaw Wiener n; AND and de esCteS
father Of Mrs Sue Seideen and Mrs
Ann Lokus Funeral services at the
Home. 350f I4th st. NV. on Wednes-
ment Shomre shabbos Cemetery.
KAHMON r. On Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20. 1856 at District General
Hospital, KAYMoN F. WOODS Of 3ii
4th ST. Sc, beloved husband OF Mable
Woods. stepfather OF Bobbie Chambers.
brother Of illiam Woods. uncle of Mrs
Louise Adams and Mrs. Leola johnson.
He also Is survived bv other relatives
and friends The late Mr. Woods may
be viewed At the Stewart Funeral Home,
30 H st. ne, after 4 pm. Wednesday
SeDtember 20 Funeral on Thursday
September 81, at Ebenezer Methodist
Church. 4th and D SITS Sc, at pm.
Interfnent Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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'12Air Victims
Brought 10 Kin

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Sept. 26 (R.-Bodies Of the Il
victims Of an Air Force CAT crash
were brought here for claiming
by relatives today as investiga-
tors sought an explanation fol
the mountain tragedy.
Capt. John Vestal. accident
information officer at ENT All
Force Base, said after visiting
the scene he had mo guess" as
to the cause.
Flying in clear weather, the
two engine craft apparently
spun out Of control at mid
morning Monday and crashed
on the sheer northwest face OF
14,l72-foot Mount Yale. IL miles
west OF Buena Vista. Colo.
1t was bound from the conti-
mental Air Defense Command
headquarters here to Hamilton
Air Force Base near San Fran
cisco.
The bodies were brought down
from the crash site at the IL, 500
foot level late yesterday by pack
mule and taken to a mortuary.
Col. Charles A. Miller, 40, the
pilot, was a CONAD intelligence
officer. Navy Capt. j. j. Richard
son. A, the co-pilot. was intel
ligence officer for Naval forces
at the air defense system head
quarters. He was a former COM
mander Of the Pearl Harbor
Naval Air Station.
The other victims of the crash
were Col. Frederic Y Ledeboer,
so, Los Angeles; Staff Sergt.
William E. Mackenzie, jr., Oak
land. Calf: Oscar M. Rupert, a
civilian from Dayton, Ohio; Will
liam r. Carpenter, IS. Of Colo
RADIO Springs, a seaman first class
en- route to San Pedro. Calf. /;
Sergt. Phillip LEM. en- route tc
an assignment in Japan; Capt
David c. Jacobs, %, Three
Rivers, Mich; 1t. David w. Gill
Is. Los Angeles: Specialist Sc
William L. Simpson. "a. Stan.
ford. Tex: Pvt. William r
Rooney. %, Riverdale, H.. anc
lWomen's Air Force MfSergt
Helen M. Schuyler, East Brent.
wood, N. Y.
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Henry H. Rehmunn, Founder
Of Storm Window Firm

Henry Herman Rehmann, SO,
founder and owner of the Solid
Comfort Co. and active in
Masonic circles, died yesterday
at his home, 1920 Sixteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Remnants company spe-
cialized in installing storm win
dows and doors and awnings
both to private consumers and
under Government contracts.
Mr.. Rehmann was a pioneer in
the aluminium storm window field
and he served several years as
and supply officer, in
structor. lecturer and stock rec
ord training officer at Boiling
Field.
For many years Mr.. Rehmann
was with the firm of Davis and
Rehmann, specializing in the
sale of fancy groceries and
household goods in Washington.
Grand Master in 1851
In 1851, Mr.. Rehmann was
elected grand master of the
Grand Council of Royal and Sc
lect Masters of the District of
Columbia. a Masonic organiza-
ton. Before that he was dep
uty grand master. At the time
of his death he was an officer
in Mithras Lodge Of Perfection
of the Scottish Rite and asso-
ciate patrol Of Esther Chapter
No. S of the Eastern Star.
In 1912. Mr.. Rehmann was
master of Petworth Masonic
Lodge. He was a member of
Petworth Masonic Chapter and
Brightwood Council. He was
illustrious grand master of the
Grand Council in 1852. He was
also a member Of Brightwood
Commandery Of knights Tenn
plar. the Royal Order Of Scot
land and the Shriners.
In addition to his fraternal
activities. Mr.. Rehmann was ac-
tive in civic and religious circles.
Affiliations Listed
He was a member Of the board
of directors Of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club, the Federation
of Businessmen, the German
Orphan Home and q member of
Concordia Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Rehmann was q native Of
Baltimore. In 1929 he married
the former Mary Agnes Fowler,
"a native of Washington.
Besides his widow, he is sur
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Oliver P. Newman Dies;
d. C. Head From 1917.

Oliver Peck Newman. 70. a
District Commissioner before
World War I and a former news
paperman. died last night Of a
heart condition in Miami Heart
Institute. Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Newman had lived in
Washington at the Hotel 2400
and in Miami since he retired
two years ago after 20 years as
financial adviser to the Domini-
can Republic.
Mr.. Newman covered Woodrow
Wilson in his campaign for
President in 1912 for the United
Press. Afterwards, President
Wilson appointed Mr.. Newman a
District Commissioner. He was
president of the Board Of Com
missioners from 1918 until 1917
and was also the first chairman
of the Public Utilities Commits
sion.
During his four years on the
Board Of Commissioners Mr..
Newman was one of the first
promoters Of a recreational play
ground system. He also joined
actively in assisting the first
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson in getting
through the alley dwelling law,
and promoted limited dividend
housing in an attempt at slum
clearance in Washington.
A member of many civic groups
here, Mr.. Newman was particu-
larly interested in social work.
He was president of the Monday
Evening Club, club of social
workers.
The PoHltney tVt.) native who
went to Iowa when he was very
young attended West Point. He
left the military life. however,
and came here as a reporter on
the Washington Post in 1900.
tuberculosis Victim
tuberculosis interrupted his
newspaper career. outdoor treat
ment Of TB was then becoming
popular, and Mr.. Newman went
to Fort Stanton, N. Mex, where
he overcame the illness in about
a year. He became one of the
first newspapermen to write
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health articles for magazines, as
a result Of his TB fight. He also
wrote short stories for maya
zines. One Of his most noted
stories, THE Fortunes Of the
Suns" was a serial in the Sat-
urday Evening Post.
Mr.. Newman returned to the
newspaper field and worked in
Des Moines, Iowa; San Antonio
and Beaumont, Tex. While in
Beaumont he married Mrs. Jane
Bixby.
At one time Mr.. Newman was
editor of the St. Joseph MOI
Star and chief editorial writer
iof the old Washington Times.
Later he went to New York with
the United Press and then COW
cred the Wilson campaign.
MI. Newman resigned from the
Board Of Commissioners in 1917
to go in the Army. He was a
major in France during World
War I. Afterward he was asso-
cited with David Lawrence be-
fore and also at the time of
establishment of the United
States News.
Was Aide to Hull
Mr.. Newman was an aide to
President Wilson during the
peace conference in Paris and
then he was with Cordell Hull in
the organization of the Wood
row Wilson Foundation. He was
also aide to Mr.. Hull when the
latter was chairman of the
Democratic National Committee,
/ Mr.. Newman was with the New
York advertising firm of Batten
Barton. Durstine and Osborne
until he was appointed admin
Iistrator of the foreign debt OF
the Dominican Republican in
1888. For that work he received
the Order of Merit of Juan Pablo
Duarte, Santo Domingo's highest
decoration.
/ In 1941, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt. a close friend OF Mr.
Newman'S, sent him to the Do
minican Republic on a SPECIAL
assignment under the terms OF
the United States-Domin!can
convention. Mr.. Newman repre-
scented American holders of Do
minican bonds.
Mr.. Newman was a member of
the Cosmos Club.
His widow is the only immedi-
ate survivor.
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E. H. Beuuchump,
Clerk at Woodner,
Veteran Of 2 Wars

Ernest Hobson Beauchamp, ST.
hotel clerk at the Woodner, died
Monday of a heart attack at his
home, SAIL willoughby street
Chevy Chase, Md.
Mr.. Beauchamp came to
Washington three years ago and
had worked for the Washing
ton. Hamilton and Ambassador
hotels. He formerly was in the
hotel business in Evanston, Ill.
Chicago. and Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Beauchamp was born in
Kansas City, Kans. He was an
Army veteran of World Wars
and II. He was a military police
sergeant and was on Guam in
1912 and 1913.
Mr.. Beauchamp was a 32nd-
degree Mason. He was a member
Of the Masons, ShrinerS and
ScOJtlSn HlLeS In kansas City
Mo-, and was a permanent con-
trihuting member Of the Shriners
Hospital for Crippled Children.
Survivors are his widow,
Thelma E.; a daughter, Miss
Glenda Beauchamp of Washing
ton; a stepson, Clark Erkenbrack
Of the home address: a brother,
Grover Of Long Beach, Calf,
and five sisters, Mrs. Lillian
Ellison of Rock Island, H., Mrs.
May Ives of Des Moines, Iowa,
Mrs. Bessie Leverich of Mount
Holly. N. j., Mrs. Pearl Lang OF
Davenport, Iowa, and Mrs. Mat
tie Nombalais Of Eugene, Greg.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow in the Chevy Chase
funeral home, 5lO3 Wisconsin
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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.Shurp-Eyed Fireman

INDIANAPOLIS CP). - Mrs.
Robert Hodge, ST.. got unex-
pectedly good service the other
day when her house started to
burn. AS she hung up the tele-
phone receiver. fire trucks pulled
up in front Of the house. 1t.
John F. Hildwein had seen the
smoke coming from the roof
from his fire station only q half
block away.
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and Mrs. Theodore j. Turner,
Newark, Ohio; a brother, Theo-
dore jr., indianapolis. Ind, and
IA sister. Mrs. Stanley Mitchell,
Loveland. Ohio.
Requiem mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. Friday at Annuncia-
ton Catholic Church, Thirty
ninth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NV. Burial will be In
Arlington Cemetery.
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GATHER; DIR. GRANVILLE 2; The
Everette. pastor o. North Brentwood
A. ". r.. Zion Church: Rev. Howard,
pastor OF S. Lucille Church.; Rev.
Of North Brentwood, Md, and Rev.
johnson, pastor OF the Church Of God,
for their. kindness and 70 gratefully
aeknowledEe the many sympathies ex-
and fraternal organizations, through
kilograms. cards, flowers. musical Sc
lections and use Of cars during our
recent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
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vived by two sisters. the Misses
Clara and Bertha Rehmann of.
Baltimore. and three brothers.
Bernhard and Ernest Of Balti-l
more, and William. Silver Spring.
Md. y
Funeral services will be held
at 2::S0 pm. Friday at the Scot
fish Rite Temple. $500 Sixteenth
street NV. Entombment will
be In Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
CEMETERY LOTS

j.
FORT LINCOLN burial crynts in the
4ieIe Garnen OF Apostles. must SCI
IL 6-l7e4, ewes. Sat and Sun.
ToIR-SIIE LOT N Parklawn Cemetery,
Rockville Nd. S455 Caii WIZ ti-s4gi.
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LUEBNER, CHARLES Y. Comrades Of
nm Col, James, 8. Petit Camp,
iorn s ne sFi iu6 SsEsPy .sla ".
,sfJB Ices for our late comrade,
<ltf<IB CHARLES LuEBNER, will
be held 4 Chambers. Funeral
Thursday, September .e7, 1856. at !
pm. interment Arlington National
JOHN H, SMITH. Commander.
NICKENs,. ALICE b. Departed this life
Prince 0S oeorre seP asSpis Mrs 9S ALICE
land, Md, beloved mother Of Mrs.
Elsie White. Also surviving are other
Thursday. September %, friends may
call az the Henry s, Washington Il
sons Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave.
Baptist Church. Blsd s a. s Ma rAq ths
H Hsy; q I ci 5rooEs; pastor. lntermsnt
PRINCE. SAMUEL. Suddenly, on Tues
Beach Fla, SAMUEL PtRTNcEn Of s4Hs
Prince and devoted father e Of MIS-.
Henry AIonson and Mrs. Samuel Rosen-
sisters. mrs William Poll Mrs. saIiy
Brother. Harry 'i Prince Ss c NOiEse s ~ tu
neral later. (Danaansky Funeral
RAFTERY. SHARON FAY. suddenly.
on sh.n TUESDAY; septembs: ,,e5, 1856,
aaasEteT q JOSEPH sAfp n ana 0i HsisS
3, Raftery,. sister. Of Mrs. John Young,
John and Howard Heeter 10 Ann and
Michael l. Raftery Friends may cal
a. the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST.
ana Mass; ave. ne, where Services
Will be held on Friday, September %,
AZ z pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
REHMANN. HENRY HERMAN. On Tues
Gay, September rs, 1856, at his resi-
dencs: $500 18Th st. NV, HENRY
HERMAN REHMANN. beloved husband
o. Mary Agnes Rehmann, brother OF
Cara, Bertha, Bernhardt and Ernest
Rehmann, all Of Baltimore. Md, and
William Rehmann OF Silver Spring,
Mo. Friends may call at the s, HI.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, saO1 i4th
ST. NV. after pm. TUESDAY,, Sep
tember IS parking facilities). Serv-
ices at the Scottish Rite Temple. $500
18TH st.. NV. on Friday September
fsIn,cda,nr Mo pm Entombment Fort
REITM ANA UENDp N 4. ,
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Dratha

ADAMS. ELLA M On TUESDAY, SEP.
sy Robert and KstSiee m0l Adam 81 s AIso
g,yiyns are other relatives SHG many
EAR Ii; Ma sGShes s sas a aom 70
September Us, from the Calvary Episs
Ds Ssu'iH t.f me tf Lincoln aSS a: NJ: ss
BEAUCHANP. ERNEST HoBsON. Sud-
denly, on Monday, September "a 1856,
ehe%y chsss" Ma ERNE IsiPuf Hobso y;
fheima 8. BsauchSmp and father Of
srack. Friends may call At the Chevy
g. Where H0 seTvicss Vim bs hsld
fntsrmsnt XriihSton National Come
BERRx. CARRIE MAE. on Monday:
BERRY. wife Of Louis Berry, mother
and sally Bobo, sister Of EIvira; Jcn-
ST. Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Rollins
BOYD, MCKENZIE O. on Tuesday, Sep
tember 20, 1856, MCKENZIE o. BOYD
Of 1879 Bangor st. Sc. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
BROWN, CLEMENTINE. on wednesday
BROWN Of 9OS 4Sth pl. ne, beloved
wife Of Robert Brown. and sister Of
Mrs Mamie Harris, Chester, Ralph.
Albert and Aubrey Mayo, Also sur
yivign are other relatives and many
tsrienass After After pm. Friday, septem;;
a. the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
9th ST. NV, where services will be
held on saturday September 20. at
pm Interment woodiawn Cemetery
BROWN. vICKI NJ, Suddenly. on Tues
BROWN Of 3602 Edison St, Alexan-
era and Lula 0so' sroT asus sister 81 Ct Srs
Ann Brown. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, ,Sl6 H St. ne.
nsUn NsCSs cm na IN Tsurs in
day. September %, at 1870 pm. rs
BYRD, JAMES WILLIAM. Departed
Der "a. 1856, JAMES WILLIAM BYRD
He leaves to mourn their loss a de-
er. Puriie BYRD: five Sisters. I'VE brothers
and a host Of other relatives and
friends. Remains may be viewed after
the Irvine Funeral Home. 10 18th
St Sc. Services at the Galilee Baptist
Church. Branchville. Va, on Satur-
day, September 20. at 1 pm. "a
CHELINI. JEANETTE E. On Tuesday.
September 25. 1886. at Garfield Me-
LINZ. widow Of the late Ella Cheiini,
mother of John r. Mock and Eugene
v. .Chelini, daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Mary A. Wannan and Mrs Dorothy
Dutton. Friends may call at her late
residence, I0l5 Urell pl. ne. where
prayers will be said on Friday Sep
TENDER 2S, at $50 am. Mass will
be offered at st. Anthonys Catholic
Church, 18th and Monroe SITS ne,
on Friday. September rs, at 10 m
curIINI IrANNrrru II nn.
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PANDORA. suddenly. on Mon.

hALLA, PANDORA. Suddenly, IN Nor.
Ss sSc seIp aeIl -. 1856; at her resi-I
PANDORA KALLA, beloved wife Of the the
tate yastltous Kalla. mother OF Thomas
Mrs sos 5,i Peter ksl,. kalLs william KaIa
Mrs. Sc..s Smith, all OF washins.
ton, .; C.: Mrs. Lula Setford Of RAJ
oehs. N T. and Mrs. Constance Moody
Faiatka, Fia She also is survived
ereat-grsndchilo. Friends may cali
s e. the s; H, Hines Co. Funeral Home.
ssol l4th st NV. parking faciiitiesi
A. 10 am; at SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church. ATE
n Hotn * DIV lnterment Washington
her residence, ll12 25th ST. NV,
LAURA LANGHORN, wife Of the late
Phillip Langhorn-. She leaves to mourn
Jackson and Elizabeth Langhorn: many
cousins and a host Of friends. After
noon Wednesday, September 20.
IHt ens nay may esll At the BOYD Funeral
viii be held on Thursday, September
az 1 pm, At the Liberty Baptist
Wii moar: c. gsra os St niE the ReV
TENDER *. 1856 HATTIE {. LoFToN
q James W. Lotion and ' mother "T q
Ms Dorothy z. Payne. James A. and
william Z. Lotion. Also SURVIVING
are Two grandchildren. one caugh,er-
NAV other relatives and nany
Irlenus Notice Of funeral later. Ar
raneements b MCGUIRE. Inc, q
LUEBNER. CHARLES =. Oncers and
members Of Joarneyrnan Book
IA ~ binders Union, No 4, are
NAN hereby notified Of the dezfh
WEN o. Brother CHARLES r. LUER-
NER on Meaday, September
NJ -, 1856. Union services al
: Pm. Wednesday. September
"a. Al Chambers Rlverdale Funeral
Home Inierment 1 pm THURSDAY.
September p. IN Arlinston National
Cemetery
THOMAS N. PERKINS. seersssry.
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CHELINI, JEANETTE Z. Officers and
ru6Saua members of the u. s. s. Jacob
k Jones Post, No. =. the Amer
q 4fs lean Legion, are requested to
attend Legion services for
.k our late comrade, JEAN
E NETTE E. CHELINI, at IOI5
Urell pl. ne. on Wednesday.
September e. 1856. at 1:30 pm.
JENNIE PLUNKERT, Comdr.
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BROWN. CLEMENTINE. ON wednesda,

day September 20. 1856, vICKI M
BROWN Of 5000 Edison ST., Alexan-
dria. Va, beloved daughter Of Drew
z. and Lula A. Brown, sister OF Debra
Ann Brown. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, S16 H ST. ne
0raveside services and interment IN
Arlington National Cemetery on Thurs
day, September ~, at 1870 pm. 20
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SMITH, EDWARD DUyALL. On S

DAY, September a, 1885, EpwAPpl
DUvAIL SMITH Of %asi 10th as St.
NV, beloved brother OF Miss Beatrice
Smith and Mrs. Hattie Turner. He
also Is survived by other relatives
September 20, friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. I432 You
st. NV, where services will be held
on Thursday. September "a, at I2l
noon Interment Arlington National
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MANN, HENRY II. A special COM
a munieation of Petw Worth
IN Lodge. No, a., F. A. A. NJ, is
IN hereby called for Friday, Sep
I'M TENDER -, 1856. at 1870
NY pm, for the purpose OF con-
W. Quoting Masonic burial rites
" for our late past master,
lNRY H REHMANN.
DONALD L. COOPER, Master.
c. c. HUTCHINSON, Secy. ~
MANN, HENRY H. Esther Chap
n ter, No. 3, o. Z. s.. an
IN nounces the death Of Brother
AZ HENRY H. REHMANN. asso-
lfHe>N. ciate patron. Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co.
M Funeral Home, 290l 18th st.
NV. Funeral services at
Scottish Rite Temple. $500 10th
NV, on Friday, September rs, at
" 1rrrn pu1 n vrpu~u
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ItIhuef =. ID5B, Ethel JEFFERSON
q 1897 Monroe st. NV. mother OF
Warren E: and Elizabeth Jefferson,
sister o. Mrs. Louise Burchett, Mrs.
Sarah Williams. Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby.
Mrs: Linnle Shearin, Laura, Matte and
also Is survived by one grandson Carlo
z Jenerson; an aunt. Mrs. Minnie
Anqrews. and host of nieces, nephews
az the Malvan & Schey. Inc. Funeral
rome. New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV.
on Tuesday, September rs, after 4
m where funeral services will be
nelu on Wednesday, September %. at
1 pm. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
Family may be seen at 2S0l 9th st. n e.
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ROBERIS, LILLIAN. In sad but lovin1
LILLIAN ROBERTS who passed awas
TO rest thirteen years ago sodaT, Sep.
TENDER 20, 1943.
You were a wonderful daughter.
Il was hard to let you 60 away,
But in that bright morning
We will rect again
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, GLENDORA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

CONNLLLY, PAUL z. on Monday Sep
TENDER "a, 1856, PAUL e. Connolly
OF Cabin John. Md. brother OF Augusta
Nuber Friends are invited to call at
Home of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda,
Nd, until 9 am. Thursday, September
20 thence 10 lie IN state at the
Shaler Memorial Church, Cabin john
Nd. where services will be held at
II am Interment Rockville Union
Cemetery.
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sspt.mbe SAh ~ 1s M ckTR M Mog MAE
BERRY. wife Of Louis Berry, mother
OF Sylvia Berry. daughter of Yamcy
and Sally Bobo, sister OF Elvira. Jen-
nines, Marie DALEY and Yamcy Bobo,
ments BY Rollins