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Andrew Geer,
Author and
.Ex-Murine

Andrew Geer. writer and
Marine Reserve ofiicer. died
yesterday ct his home In San
Rafael. Calf. He was So.
Mr.. Geer was the author OF
"The Sea Chase" THE New
Breed" and other books and
magazine articles. He also
wrote the script for the movie,
Sands Of Two Jima."
A lieutenant colonel in the
Marine Reserve, Mr.. Geer had
served as a historian at Marine
headquarters here in 1858.
Born in Gracewille. MINI. he
joined the Minnesota National
Guard at l6 and later entered
the Naval Reserve Officers
Training Corps.
He attended the University
Of Minnesota where he starred
In boxing and football In the
late 20's.
In lo41. he joined the British
Field Ambulance Service, with
which he served in Africa.
Mercy In He'll" is the story
Of his experiences with that
outfit.
Returning here In 1943, he
Joined the Marine Reserve as a
captain and saw combat at
Saipan. Guam and Two Jima.
He received the Bronze Star
for services in 6aipan in 1914
and again in 1853 for action in
Korea.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Jane L. Rossell Geer OF
San Rafael.
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the Alexander Hamilton Insti-
tute.
Active In MasOns
He belonged to the Congress
sional Country Club. the Army
Navy Club; Hope Lodge No. 20,
F. A. A. M; Lafayette Chapter
No. 5. r. A. NJ, and other Ma
sonic groups; the Isaak Walton
League Of America; the WASH
ington Police Boys Club; the
Military Order Of the World
Wars, the Military Order Of the
Carabao; and the Association
Of Oldest Inhabitants. the Ro-
tary Club. among other groups.
He was divorced from the
former Elsie Kaiser several
years ago. He is survived by q
daughter. Mrs. Jean Tate, of
Wheaton, Md; four grandchil-
dren; and his mother. Of Ro-
anpke, Va.
Services will be held at II
am. Thursday at TT. Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. FuIIuwuy,
,Neu Resident
| For Many Years

mrs. Charles H. Fullaway
formerly Of Kenwood. Nd, anc
u Washington area resident fol
3Rany year. died Saturday ir
M inneapolis.
Mrs. Fullaway had lived here
iulore than 40 years until last
January when she moved tc
Minneapolis.
Her husband, who died sew
Hral years ago. was an admins
ih'ative assistant in the Bureau
tEf the Budget.
Mrs. Fullaway was the former
GERTRUDE Knights. and a native
Cf Minnesota. She taught IN
ble public schools of the Philip
~ mes in the early i900S.
She was member Of the First
Church Of Christ Scientist here
for many years.
/, Burial will be in Litchfield,
Nfnn.
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Mrs. Willard, 81,
Civic Worker

LEESBURG. Va. Dec. q
(SpeciaD Mrs. Emma john
son Willard. 90. of Lucketts
widow Of DR.. Daniel willard
died yesterday in Loudoun
County Hospital. She entered
the hospital three days ago
Born near Lovettsville. she
was a daughter Of the late
Charles and Jane Conard
johnson.
Mrs. willard was a member
Of the Ladies Board of Lou
doun County Hospital for many
years. She was a member OF
Christ Episcopal Church,
Lucketts. and active in the
work Of the Red Cross and
other civic organizations. Her
husband died IS years ago.
Mrs. willard is survived by a
sister. Mrs. Hugh o. wheel of
Falls Church.
Funeral services will be at
Il am. tomorrow in Christ
Episcopal Church. Lucketts.
Burial will be in Lovettsville
Union Cemetery. The Rev.
Charles Durkee, Oak Ridge.
Nd, will conduct the service.
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Mrs. Jones, 70,
Surgeons Widow

Mrs. Fosdick Jones. 10, who
lived with her niece. Mrs. John
Farr Simmons and Mr.. SIM
mons. at 29l5 Fifty-fourth
street NV. died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital Of q coronary
thrombosis.
Mr.. Simmons retired as chief
Of protocol at the State De-
partment last February.
The former Mary Cordes,
Mrs. Jones was the widow Of
an orthopedic surgeon Of Dem
yer and Pasadena. Calf. She
had lived here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons for seven years.
Also surviving is a sister. Mrs.
Huston Thompson. Of the Dres-
den Apartments.
Services will be held in Dem
yer. Arrangements are being
handled by Joseph Gawler's
Sons. 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
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1T. Col. Joseph R. Harrison,
Directed Army Optical Unit

1t. Col. Joseph r. Harrison.
CC S. Army retired. who played
"a leading role in the develop
.ment OF World War II optical
sunits. and was the owner OF
,the firm in the Ring Building
kl1at bears his name. died Fri
kdsy night Of a heart attack in
Ihis apartment at Arlington
Flowers. He was So.
! Col. Harrison began his
fcaTeer as an optical apprentice
bin 1915 in the shop Of the late
Frank Edmonds. and was as
|sociated with the Edmonds
firm until 1947. Mr.. Edmonds
took an interest in young Har-
trispn's career. and became his
'fegdl guardian.
After service in France dur.
ing World War I. Col. Harrison
retu rned TO Mr.. Edmond's Arm.
Commissioned In 1925
In February. 1928. he was
commissioned a first lieutenant
in Che Army Reserve Corps as
OPTICAL of1lcer. He was ordered
to active duty as the command
ing officer for the World War
II optical units when war
broke out. He took a unit to
Austl,alia In August, 1912.
He opened his own optical
Arm t'n March 20, l948.
Boi,n in Washington. he was
the SON Of Gerda and Gustave
Harri son. His father, who was
born in Stockholm. Joined the
United States Army after COM
ing to- this country and fought
Indiana. as a cavalryman. Col.
Harritpn left Washington with
his fam lily when he was 5 and
spent the next five years
travelling through the South
Pacific islands. receiving his
early schooling in the mission
airy schools in the various is
lands.
He attended old Technical
High Sc hool at night here. He
also took courses in finance and
business administration from
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WATERFORD. Va. Dec. %
(Special)-Edgar Hough Beans
rs, one Of the founders and the
first president Of the Loudoun
County Livestock Market in
Leesburg. died Saturday night
at his home in Waterford.
Born in Waterford. he was
son Of the late Amos and
Phoebe Housh Beans. He had
lived in Waterford all of his
life.
A retired livestock dealer
Mr.. Beans helped to found the
Loudoun Livestock Market in
1897. He retired from the
presidency in 1854 and was
made chairman Of the board.
He was q director of the
Peoples National Bank Of Lees
burg and Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. of Loudoun
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Edgar Beons, First President
OF Loudoun Livestock Mart

County with Offices in Water
ford. He was a member Of the
Catoctin Presbyterian Church
in Waterford.
Mr.. Beans owned two cattle
farms near Waterford. He is
survived by his wife. Mrs Mar
garet Monroe Beans and two
sisters, Mrs. Omar Fox, Water
ford, and Mrs. Samuel Cover,
Andrews. N. c.
GraveSide services were to
be conducted at 2 o'clock this
afternoon in Leesburg Cemetery
by the Rev. Albert E. Simmons
Of the Catoctin Church.
The family requested that
expressions Of sympathy be
sent to the Loudoun County
Hospital. the Heart Fund. and
the Catoctin Church or any
favorite charity.
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Thomas }. Trodden, ST., II.
Active in Catholic Circles

Thomas j. Trodden, ST., ac-
tive in Catholic lay circles here.
died yesterday at Providence
Hospital. He was n.
Born in Georgetown. Mr..
Trodden had lived at ALL
Thirteenth street NE. for 80
years.
He was a past faithful navi-
gator Of the Fourth Degree,
Washington General Assembly
Knights Of Columbus. and past
Grand Knight of the Spalding
Council.
Mr.. Trodden was also a
member Of the John Carroll
Society. the Third Order Of st,
Dominic. the Nocturnal ADO
ration Society. the Washington
Retreat League and the Order
Of the Alhambra. He had
belonged TO the Holy Name
Society for 56 years.
Honored by Bulletin
When he and Mrs. Trodden
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary in October. 1856,
the monthly bulletin Of St
Anthony's Church was dedi-
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'SCROOGE' THIEF
IGNORES MONEY,
BUT STEALS SANTA

NEW YORK (P.-some
Scrooee stole Santa Claus,
but Christmas will 60 on
as scheduled.
A thief broke into q dis
play window of Flowerized
Presentation. Inc. here
yesterday and made on
with q 70-pound elec-
trically operated model
Santa valued at 5000.
The bandit ignored
money In q safe and the
petty cash box. police were
told.
Detective Charles Nor
gan chose q missing per-
son form to report the dis
appearance.
The report mentioned q
short. plump old man "laSt
seen wearing white
trimmed red suit. black
belt and black boots"
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history and anthropology. He
continued his studies at Oxford
University In 1918 and 1914
and received a masters degree
from oxford after World
War !.
He served with Mr.. Hoover
on the Belgian relief program
befone joining the Navy.
Capt. Kittredge was a mem-
Der Of the stan Of the Supreme
Economic Council at the Paris
Peace Conference. and secre-
tary g general of the League OF
Red Gross Societies in Paris,
In u926. he was named a
member Of the League OF
NationlI International Labor
Organii alton Commission.
From 1891 to 194l. Capt
Kittre1Age was associated with
the soci ial science program oi
the Rockefeller Foundation in
Eurore.
After the attack on Pear
Harb,,r. he returned to the
Navy. a,rving on the staff oi
Admiral Harold r. Stark ir
London He returned to this
county in i946s and became
senior naval working member
OF the historical section Of the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff. He re-
tired IN 1858.
Capt Kittredge lectured or
foreign policy and military his.
tory al the Fletcher School oi
Law and Diplomacy at Bedford
Mass
He lvas the author Of Ger,
tain Naval Lessons Of the Great
War; published in 1921. and
~. Ss-British Naval Co-opera.
tion, l900-l942."
Hel was q fellow Of the RoyaI
Antfu geological Society Of Eng
land. and q founder in Paris ir
1919 Of the Council on Foreign
Relations.
He is survived by his widow
Mn. Eleanor Kittredge. OF the
home address. 3409 o stree,
NV.
| A son. John Anson Kittredge
died. In 1855.
Services will be at IL am. to.
morrow in the United State.
Naval Chapel. 1901 Nebrasks
avenue NV. Burial will bt
In Nwiscasset. Me. on Thursday
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Everett l. Lommusson, So,
US. Government Officiui

Everett Looser Lommasson,
So, manager Of the Welfare
and Recreation Department Of
the United States Department
Of Agriculture. died OF a heart
attack yesterday ct his home,
Arch Hall, on Belmont Bay.
Lorton. Va.
Mr.. Lommasson was one Of
the founders Of the Lorton Vol
unteer Fire Department, and
its president. Also he was presi-
dent Of the Maeon's Neck Citi-
zens Association. and q member
Of the Woodbridge Kiwanis
Club.
Member Of Relay Team
Born In Cleveland, Ohio, he
was graduated from the Whar-
ton School Of Finance at the
University Of Pennsylvania In
1927. He was O member Of the
PENN relay team that toured
Europe In 1925.
After graduation. Mr.. Lom-
mason managed restaurants
in Philadelphia and Provi-
dence, r. /. During World
War II he was manager Of the
Plumbrook Ordnance Works in
Sandusky, Ohio, and later head
of the restaurant division of
the once Of Price Administra-
ton.
He became manager Of the
Welfare and Recreation De-
partment of the Agriculture
Department at the end Of the
war. and operated seven cafe
terias in the Washington and
Beltsville. Nd. ofiices.
For the past three years he
had been q director of the
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Morse to Visit Tokyo

TOKYO. Dec %. R-Sen-
ator Wayne Morse. Democrat OF
Oregon is scheduled to arrive
in Tokyo Christmas day en-
route home from New Delhi
Senator Morse. accompanied by
his wife, headed the American
delegation to the Common
wealth Parliament Association
lin the Indian capitol.
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Gated to them as Mr.. and Mrs.
Parishioner."
Mr.. Trodden was the origina-
tor nearly 80 years ago of the
annual Knights of Columbus
Pound Party for the Little Sis
ters Of the Poor. to be held this
year on January 10.
In the heyday of the minstrel
here, he produced shows for
churches and charitable organi.
cations: also served as inter-
locutor and end man.
Al Years on Job
Mr.. Trodden worked for the
National Biscuit Co. for IL
years until his retirement in
l947. Later he was with Grif-
fifth Consumers Co. as a special
representative.
He is survived by his widow
and two sons, Thomas j., jr..
1894 Tenth street NE, and
Stephen A., 1888 South First
street, Arlington.
Requiem high mass will be
said at 9 am. Thursday at st.
Anthony's Church. 1929 Mon
roe street NE. with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Washington Restaurant Asso-
ciaion.
Moved Arch Hall
Mr.. Lommasson bought Arch
Hall, the town house of Law
renee Lewis and Nellie Custis
Lewis. In 1850. 1t was then
located on Franklin street in
Alexandria. The historic house
was painstakingly disassembled
and erected on its present site
on Belmont Bay.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Harriet Ann Yenne Lom-
mason. and two children.
Lucinda Ann. 8, and Louis
Harlan, 4.
A memorial service will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at
Pohick Church, Lorton, Va.
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Capt. Kittredge Dies,
Retired Naval Officer

Capt. Tracy Barrett Kit
tredge. USNR tretired). who
served in both World Wars on
the stan Of the United States
naval commander in Europe.
died yesterday at the Bethesda
Medical Center. He was SO. /
Capt. Kittredge was associr
ated with the Commission for
Relief In Belgium under Her
bert Hoover. and was active In
the work of the Paris peace
conference, the League Of Ma
tions and the Red Cross.
Born In Baker. Greg. he re-
ceived bachelors and masters
degrees from the University OF
California. where he studied
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DrathH

WILLIAMS. THEODoRE. on Friday,
::sIssi Rc:sRIsitr TH1obcaE %iiliaGs liisSR'nl y
6sU.b.r s ipaFiss@ nis R:S.cea D.yis Ss'oyss ss
Also is survived 6y four nisess, -four
nepheWs. one cousin. two hfothers.ln-
law, one slster-ln-iaw, other relatives
and friends - The ,s lsts s, NJ. !, Ttl,,smII lnsTsI
Aomndsy.o Sms; ~ peeemSer 49, ss Mass VIII 5.
SasiSo q 81 Apsustins's icatSeiie Church
saiS l.rm.ns a' '&oosl.RS c.S.t.rs n an a5 T.
WINDSOR. JANIS n. on Friday
m 5ssssaS psss%Ssr M.So,,., 20; ieSs; Mcss;Dl,.I' a
a.ySS EiiRb's E@iIiNRbsoRl a. 'D.iSssd isAaLS nus. 3
sssSss oi ihs is.s Jane,
Sna.as SRTInssiSi q psrie. ne iRa asishsl Ei'sT ia
also Il survived BY seven srandchil'
drfn and six reat:grAndeeiiaren
Ma'sinsiy .,i.9 sgnsrsi naDn hSms; SUNDAY. w
eember 2s, where services VIZ ;.
i0:4s am, Relatives and friend
,Tnd.s Invi!sd c.Is.srS Is.srmsnt Ariinsson "a
tiuuAA CNmsAEASs -
WADE. CHARLES. On Lhursdsy. De.
coaas Ss%ss' sr y. chALs W. WADE. SSiepsni: Re- /
on Tuesday. Dscem6er ". Al D am.
from Johnson. n Jenkins PunerAl
wnasi: Hcmsi: Is ssot .. O.; ave. NV intsrmsn'
WILSON. WILLIAM EDWARD. on Pri.
day: DeeemheF 20. 1857, WILLIAM
EDWARD WILSON OF lol1 Trinidad
ave. ne, devoted husband of Rost
wilson. beloved brother Of Nettis
AawkinS 9snevieve Benau and MAI
By one uncle, Harry Tyler. I'VE nieces
one nephew. one cousin, other reia.
tlves ana many friends. After 4 pm
Monday December e3. friends may
4 ave, NV. Mass 1'1i VII 1S"ci y os.ses sss
for the repose Of ehis soul on Tuesday
December -. at p am, from the
Holy Name Catholic Church. l1th and
= SIS, ne. interment Mount oiiyel
WINDSOR. JAMES n. All members oi
- Naval Camp No. 7, United
'{sgvU spanish War Veterans arr
8,a1lt requested 70 assembly q
U = natiinsly's Funeral Home
~ am on Tuesday. December
late eomrade JAMES II WINDSOR.
CHARLES X EoSTER. comdr
wITHERsPoON. GEORGIANA. OF
Saturday, December II. 1851, 0EOR.
DIANA WTrHERsPOoN OF 1918 iltf
ST. NV Notice OF funeral later Ar.
rangements by FraHier's.
WOODS. DEWEY. On Saturday. De.
cember 81. 1857. DEWEY WOODS oi
1918 Holbrook Terrace ne, nephew
OF Green. walter, Maybelle. Daisy
and ESsie Arnold He also Is survived
by other relatives and friends. Mr.
Woods may be viewed at the stewart
Funeral Home. 40 n st, ne, from
l2 noon until 9tp.m. Wednesday, De.
eem6er e5. fnterment at Charlotte
N. c. IS
WONG. CnEMoN. On Monday. De.
H piiai. mrs caEhon t@oitonfs woNo. SeioSsc SSs.
wife q Duek shong \. wong an.
Nguk. and aunt Of MArEie Wong anc
Henry Wong. She also Is survived b.
her sister-tn-laW, Mrs Mary l. Wong
Remains resting a. Hysons's Funers
Home. 1900 N 81. NV. Notice o.
YOUNG. JAMES N. on Saturday. De,
eember 81. 1887, JAMES n. YOUNG
ey DOVE o. Brooks and Otis ?
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DEATHS

Anneuneemepts ef
oerVfeao ~ Chamk9r,

ABENDSCHEfN. RUTH Z. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. RUTH
life eleven years ago today. Decem-
Der %. l946.
Deeem5er brinss sad memories
. OF loved one gone 70 rest;
By the ones WHO loved you best.
YOUR DEVOTED SONS, LuD. NOR
MAN. WALTER AND FRkD'
BROWNE. LAWRENCE WILLIAM HOO
s HER s,o.n.I tribute e shs mSmpTy MpSyA e
HOOVER BROWNE, who passed away
nine years ago today. December e3.
HOWARD E. BROWNE.
COLEY. NANCY a. In loving memory
grandmother. NANCY A. coLEY. who
LETT US 4b years ago, December %.
Rest. spirit. rest.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
Colby, NANCY A. In loving memory
Of my dear mother and best friend.
nancy 4. coLkY' who died December
when days are dark and friends are
Dear mother. how ! miss you:
There may be friends who may be
tfles
But / lost all when lost you.
HER LOVING pAuoHTER. LILLE c.
devoted husband. oiIBERT 1. pfcE,
who passed away five years ago today,
December 23.s 1889.
Beautiful memories are alf I have left
OF wonderful husband ! shall never
DEVOTED WIPE, ANNIE.
FREDERICK. MARIE D. 1nee Ellial. In
MARlE D FREDERIcK. who departed
ms Sss Ia ns' iSSs ssc years aso today Deeem-
DEyoTEp FRIEND, CHESTER NJ.
HARRIS. PAUL q. In SAD and loying
remembrance Of PAUL Q HARRIS.
Who died ~ years ago today. Decem-
Gone. but not forsotten.
FAMILY.
JENKINS, ALICE AYREs. IN loving
ALICE AYREs JENKINS. who passed
syay l3 years aso today December
Memories are the fragrance
When the rose itself is zone
LAMREEGE LEE JENKINS AND
PHILLIPS, LEWIS u, Two years in
am 50 ali alone. But I do know one
say s snd Y lonsy @ss' VIZ Z HrTEf PhEir gsr'
PHILLIPS. LEWIS y. u was December,
Ill never forget: today my eyes are
stlll wet: For God knew II was your
time and will meet you on the other
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, MRS.
NEW YORK CRY. "a
SMITH, LIVINGSTON.
What greetings can / send you
As / think OF you today,
Eor the wish that I could wish you
=, Goes beyond what can say;
Yet unsPoken thoughts rise heaven
In the silence when I pray.
Will breathe nv intercessions
Before Gods altar throne
And the best wish l can wish you
Shall be told TO Him alone.
HIS LOVING WIFE. ALICE.
VSHaT ouP .sH 4hha isS: 10 cRHEs lRyiRf 'TSE. TM
HAU. who departed this life 81 years
$50 today, December ~, 1908.
A token Of love and remembrance,
-, OF one we shall never forget,
His memory 70 US is q treasure,
His loss lifetime OF regret
HIS DEVOTED SONS
WILLIAMS, JANIS y. Departed this
life December 80, 1885
When YOU told me you're eoing q
\ leave me, ] couldn't believe II so, oi
| things that would come you wouldn't
I be at my side. But what II meant 10
! lose you. No one will ever know Two
years. ! still miss you loved you hut
God loved you best
Mass at Monastery
HIS DAUGHTER ALICE w. DUvhLL
WILLIAMS, JAMES Z. lTRUsTYJ. In
loving memory OF our dear father
JAMES q WILLIAMS. who pSssed
~, 1888
More and more each day we miss him,
Friends may think the wound Il
hut they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed
THE PANTY,
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Crennatoriun
CEMETERY LOTS

FHkKLAwN-DeSIFabis lots ioF sais,
vi, vi. oEsr: w. VII. ;ss.laoEi or part
Evening star., 1957-12-23
oNs. cHAEaLLs. AIaLl..I y. 4 sPseIal q. eo@l, q,

n munication OF 81, Johns
n slil sGf's 5. ne S:ld Z. !. 4 yh. 4 Masonic 4 M
~N Temple. 18th st and New
NIX GsoTTk GoTk nsSsn5., ave; 5n:ws on OpoG1 Tues; :,
80 nm. for the purpose Of
attending the funeral OF our late
Brother CHARLES NJ EMMONS.
RoWDEN Z. MIDGET. .Jr,
CRAWFORD C. HEERLEIE,
Secretary. %
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s.r 10 f557. TREb 81 EeIHHsoSftT z HofT p 9'si SIS
Mrs.. csihsns: & elfEss Gc. sSa sSs's.S a.SO.:d q
brother Of Mrs. Bessie Parish, PAU
T.. Charles and Tallie Holt He also
Is survived BY other relatives and
many friends. After. IL am. Sunday,
caIl al the Jarvis chapeI I4ss You n
q. NV. where services will be held
December 90 at pm. Interment
Tuesday. $50 am. Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 23
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kITTEREDGE, CAPT. TRACY BAR
nnTT, Y: 3: y. R ,rstirsS,. ct Ss,ssuS: On sun,
Naval Hospital. Services Tussdsy,
December ~, at I an, at the U. 8.
Naval Chapel, 3DOl Nebraska ave.
IN Wiscasset, Ne. Please omit flowers.
In lieu Of flowers. contributions may
be made 10 CARE.
KRAFT. JOHN W. on Monday. De.
esmber 23, 1927. a PRINCE georges
OF 500 BDth st., Seat PLEASANT Nd.
beloved husband OF Thelma a, Kraft,
father az Mrs Janet \ White. and
S6,b,T SSnP w' " TsT; y 1Sd FGSsT K5s sr :,o
Friends YiTsn may esil il ths hLes'psnssai Lee Punssai
Home, 9Th. st. and. Mas. ave me. :,
day. December %, ct 1870 . m. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery,
-
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Naval Medical CerBs Retired. o.
Saturday, December 81. 1897, q
George Washington Hospital, CAPT
FOREST ~ HARRISON ~, 8. Nava
hand Of sara s. Harrison. son Of Mrs
Evelyn B. Harrison and the lati
Martin 8. Harrison. brother OF Floyc
r, Harrison OF New York CITY Friendl
may call ~ the 8. II Hines Co
after IL noon Monday parking IA,
eilitiesl. 0raveside services 81 Ar,
ltnston National Cemetery on Tues.
day. December "A. at IL hoon.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

psssnbsr ~ 1857. fpA nSsiSfs diSsss
wife Of the late William H Hunt
Surviving are her cousins. At.
torney and Mrs. John d. FauntleroS
and other relatives and many friends
After pm. Monday, December %
friends are invited to call at IN,
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870 OH
81. nv. where services will be held
pm Interment Lincoln Memoria
Cemetery. %
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CROWS. CATHERINE n. on estu

day, December 81, 1857, CATHERINE
South chomaw ave. AIesandris. Va
beloved wife Of HuRh A. Groves
mother OF Ann @. Applsyard and
joan joan f Fops. william ). % Ksnsaiy' \.
Marearet J conlyn and John ~
O'Donneil. Ellen c. Kenealy and John
T. Keneaiy Funeral from Collins Fu-
neral Home, 3sSl 18th s.. nv, on
REQUIEM mass at 81. 0abriels Church
Grant circle and varnum 81. NV. ai
am. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery
Evening star., 1957-12-23

Friday DECEMBER 10. 1867. a Miami,
formerly nsiNl q lwssEinstoS' D. c. Be.
mons mons, 4feF SrotSeT q Miss ssfs6 4, and and
Samuel Z. Emmons, both o. Washing.
G" i,aDmsS.a an anS ad wfsIsy Prsnds ms9 5%mSHi es
~ the s. n. Hines Co Funeral Home
sfter 3 pm. Sunday parking faciii:
ties). Services at the above funeral
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
vrs.,cx. cu.,,,s
Evening star., 1957-12-23

CEs "A ~ sumAhE an bec,1lss, LIMahD' IS ',o IaIs h,
SanS af ElIIabs,S M SEoe r,cf. issot ss,h.n nus; :;
Horace Edward Hicks, IT.. brother OF
Miss Sudie Hicks and Mrs. Henry W.
Wade. Remains at Chambers Funeral
Home. BIZ lth St. Sc. until Monday,
Interment Decatur. Ala. Family re-
quests no flowers
Evening star., 1957-12-23

manicasion "iaEisp . 3 81 'pfsais Eapsssss: ssa;
Lodge; No. 10. y. 4. A, NJ,
Z called for ii;A5 am.
Tuesday. December "a,
1881. at the Masonic
Temple, sol 18th st, NV,
for the purpose OF con-
lhe Masonic burial service
late brother. WILLIAM J.
Evening star., 1957-12-23

f"Ini 9. ). xrGy treitlrsS'. az on Um sa.urdas
Ariinsion Towers Arlington. va. 1t
COL JOSEPH r. HARRISON. q. 8
Army tretlredl. son OF Mrs. 0efdl
Harrison. father OF Mrs. Jean. Tats
Mary b Bowman, John. James an
Paul Harrison. Four grandchildren ais
survive. Friends may call at Oawler
Chapel. 1885 rennA. ave. NV
tconrtesy .parkinE oppositel. Service
THURSDAY. December %, a. ii am
lnterment Arlington National Gene
tery. IS
Evening star., 1957-12-23

psssmmSsr 20. e7ies7. 4
jackson Memorial Hospital
Mi,n,a MsN,laao,, ,B,is.. n.idAsd iJAMEs AZ, =
band Of Mary |. Windsor
father Of the late jane
p WindEnr. Walter u ol