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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
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Miss Red


The State Department has
decided to treat the Soviet En-
bassy's reception commemorate
ing the 40th anniversary of the
Bolshevik revolution about the
same way 1t did in 1855.
Last year no American off,
Gals attended in protest against
the Soviet suppression of the
Hungarian revolution.
This year a reasonable num-
Der" of State Department off,
Gals will go. But Secretary of
State Dulles is not among them.
He was to leave for his Duck
Island retreat on Lake Ontario
at ! pm. today.
Undersecretary Christian
Herter does not return from
a West Coast speaking engage
ment until 8 O'Clock this eve
ming.
Understanding State De-
partment official to accept an
invitation was Robert Murphy,
Deputy Undersecretary for Po-
litical Affairs. His Office con-
firmed this morning that "he
has accepted but we don't
know if he will get there"
Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon are out of town, in I'M
disclosed warmer environs re-
covering from flu. Disarma-
ment Negotiator Harold Stas-
sen also will not attend.
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DR.. c. E. Fritz, 66,
Lutheran Leader

ATLANTA, Nov. Z R.-Dr
Charles Everett Fritz. sc, presi-
dent of the Georgia Alabama
Synod of the United Lutheran
Church of America since 1850
died yesterday of a heart attack
Funeral services will be held
Friday at the Peachtree Road
Evangelical Lutheran Church
which he founded. Burial will
be in Columbia, S. c.. where
formerly he was pastor of the
Ebenezer Lutheran Church.
DR.. Fritz also had served
pastorates in Indiana. Wiscon-
sin, North Carolina and
Georgia. He was a native OF
Lexington, N. c.. and a grad
uate of Lenoir Rhyme College
at Hickory, N. c., where his
brother. DR.. R. L. Fritz, for
merly was president. He also
was a graduate of the Chicago
Lutheran Theological Seminary
in haywood, Ill.
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Mrs. Zonner, 70,
Spent Life Here

Mrs. Charles A. Tanner. a
lifelong resident of Washing
ton, died yesterday after a long
illness at her home, 1908 Long
fellow street NV. She was 79
Mrs. Tanner, the former
Caroline Matilda Ostermayer,
was a member of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by a son, Albert
w. Tanner, ST.. 5000 Military
road NV; two grandchildren
Mrs. John G. Mueller of Balti-
more, and DR.. Albert w. Zan-
ner, jr., of the Longfellow street
address, and two great-grand-
children.
Services will be held at 1880
am. tomorrow in the S. H
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Congressional Cemetery
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Mrs. Luckett, So,
IOf HoIzbeierIein
Baking Family

Mrs. Marie Charlotte Luck
EFT, So, a native Washingtonian
whose parents owned the for
mer Holzbeierlein Bakery here
for many years, died last Thurs
day while visiting relatives in
Bayreuth, Germany.
Mrs. Luckett, whose late hus-
band, Thomas T. Luckett. was
long associated with the bakery
firm, lived at 1898 Bradmoor
drive, Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Luckett had gone to
Germany on october 4 to visit
cousins.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Francis H.
Stolba, l0421 Naglee road,
Hillandale, Md, and Mrs.
Noble F. Simpson, 600 Ed
mondston road, Rockville. Md,
and two brothers, Henry H.
Holzbeierlein, 1929 Tuckerman
street NV, and William H.
Holzbeierlein, 902 Maids SON
street NV. and five grand
children.
Services are set tentatively
for l pm. Saturday in the
Warner E. Humphrey funeral
home, 8434 Georgia avenue, Sill
yer Spring. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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c. Purcell McCue, IT,
Official in AIbemurIe

GREENWOOD. Va. Nov.
CP).-A funeral service was To
be held here today for c. Pur-
cell McCue, II. a founder OF
the League of Virginia Coun-
ties and a member Of the
Albemarle County Board Of
Supervisors.
Mr.. MoCue. who died Tues
day at Charlottesville, served
on the county board for SO
years and was its chairman
from 1913 to 1854.
He was one of the organizers
Of the Appalachian Apple
Service and a past president
Of the Agricultural Conference
Board Of Virginia. He also
was a member of the Virginia
Horticultural Society.
A widower, he is survived by
a daughter and a son.
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Mrs. H. T. Cook Dies,
Maryland U. Stotistieion

Mrs. Harold T. Cook, So. a
statistician in the animal hus-
bandry department at the Uni
versity Of Maryland, died of a
heart attack yesterday at her
home. 6512 Fortieth avenue.
University Park, Md.
! Her husband is assistant chief
of the Biological Sciences
Branch of the Agriculture De-
partment.
! Mrs. Cook, the former Ruth
Troutman, was a native of
Evansville. Ind, and a graduate
of DePauw Unive. ~sity, Green
castle, Ind.
From 1880 to 1913, she lived
in Norfolk, Va, where her hus-
band was head of the plant
pathology department Of the
Virginia Truck Experiment Sta
ton. Mrs. Cook served as presi-
dent of the Norfolk branch of
the American Association of
University Women and presi-
dent of the Norfolk PTA.
Since moving to the Wash
ington area in 1913, Mrs. Cook
had been president of the Dis
trict chapter of Delta zeta
sorority. an active member of
the College Park branch of the
AAUW and co-editor of the
Maryland Club Woman, the
publication of the State Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs.
She was president of the Uni
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Mrs. Morrill, Cody,
|Ex-Economist

Mrs. Morrill, Cody, a former
Government economist and
statistician, died Tuesday in
Paris.
Her husband is country pub
lie affairs officer there for the
United States Information
Agency.
Mrs. Cody. the former Verna
Feuerheln. was employed as a
statistician for the Bureau of
Labor Statistics here from 1885
to 1945.
She went to China in l945
as an economist with the
United Nations Relief and Re-
Mobilization Administration. In
l948 she joined the Economic
Cooperation Administration in
Paris. She had written articles
for Paris magazines.
Mrs Cody was a native of
Hayward. Calf. She and Mr..
Cody had no children.
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John Spencer, So,
Worked ~ Years
AT Naval Fuctory

John Clarence Spencer. a
retired Naval Gun Factory
machinist, died Tuesday of a
heart attack in Casualty Hos
pital. He was So.
Mr.. Spencer lived at l24s
South Carolina avenue Sc. He
retired last year after working
for 20 years at the Naval Cur
Factory.
Mr.. Spencer was a member
of the International Associa-
ton of Machinists.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by his mother. Mrs
Cora Spencer of Nation. Ill;
a Sister, Mrs. Rose Foulke OF
Chicago. and three brothers
William Spencer of Cleveland
Ohio. and Edward and Charles
Spencer of Nation.
Friends may call at the w. w
Chambers funeral home. SIT
Eleventh street Sc, until Z
pm. tomorrow. Services will
be in Nation.
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Love Poems Cited
In Divorce Case

CHICAGO. Nov. Z (R.-A
New York investment broker
won a divorce yesterday from
his socially prominent wife who
wrote love poems to a Harvard
University law professor.
James B. Mcintyre, jr., 80, of
Plandome. Long Island, was
granted the divorce on deser-
ton grounds. He testified his
wife. Barbara. 81, made it plain
to him in 1854 that she wanted
to end their marriage.
The McIntyres met in 1852
at Northwestern University in
suburban Evanston. They went
to Harvard after their marriage
that year. He was graduated
from the business school in
1858 and she from law school
the following year.
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c. R. Barnett, 70,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Charles R. Barnett, 70, an
employe of the Agriculture De-
partment for 40 years. died
in Emergency Hospital yester-
day after a stroke.
A native of Kentucky, Mr..
Barnett moved to the District
about 1912. He retired in 1852
from the Agriculture Depart
ment's Bureau of Animal In
dustry. He lived at $500 Four
tenth street NV.
Mr.. Barnett is survived by
his mother, Mrs. James H.
Barnett, of 200 Walnut street
NV. and a brother, James E.
Barnett, of 404 Crabb avenue,
Rockville, Md.
A son, Air Force Capt. Alvin
r. Barnett, was killed in 1852
in a plane crash near Offutt
Air Force Base, Nebraska.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow in Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. with burial in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Phone Company
Grants Wuqe Rise

The Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co. reported today
it has signed contracts with
two locals of the Communica-
tons Workers Union, granting
raises ranging from $3.50 to
SIS weekly to more than G 500
employees.
c. E. Sener, jr., assistant vice
president of the company, said
the 15-month contract was
signed yesterday. The increases,
he said, apply across-the- board
to clerical workers. plant
craftsmen, operators and bust
ness Office employees in the Dis
trict and suburban Maryland
and Virginia.
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Miss Olive Dennis
B&O Ex-Aide

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7 (P).-
Miss Olive w. Dennis, retired
research engineer for the Balti-
more g. Ohio Railroad, died
Tuesday.
The first woman member of
the American Railway Engi-
neering Association, she was an
engineering consultant for the
Office of Defense Transporta-
ton during World War II.
She was the second woman
to graduate in engineering at
Cornell.
She taught mathematics in
a Washington Manual Train
ing School for 10 years before
joining the BIO as a drafts
man in 1920.
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John Louzon, a,
Son Of Physician

John Louzan, jr.. 41a-year.
old son of a District physician
died yesterday as a result of ar
accident at his maternal grand.
fathers ranch in Sheridan
Mont.
The boy fell from the rear Of
a truck and was run over wher
the truck backed up.
His parents. DR.. and Mrs
John Louzan, live at 8407 Six.
tenth street. Silver Spring
Md. DR.. Louzan has offices al
4l0 Cedar street NV.
In addition to his parent,
and grandparents. John is sur.
vived by baby sister.
Funeral arrangements ar,
incomplete.
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Sulzbereer Suffers
Stroke in Far East

RANGOON. Burma. Nov.
CPl.-Arthur Hays Sulzberger
chairman of the board anc
publisher of the New Yorl
Times, has suffered a light
stroke but his condition is re-
ported favorable.
Mr.. Sulzberger, 66, was on ar
around-the-world trip that be-
gan September 81 and was tc
end shortly after January /. He
had visited the Far East and
was scheduled to continue
through India, the Middle East
and Europe. Mrs. Sulzberger is
with him.
Doctors have told the pub
Usher to rest in hospital here
for two weeks before proceed
ing directly home.
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was a Mason, and member OF
the Metropolitan n. Baptist
Church here.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by two daughters, Mrs
Charles Dondero of the Hy-
attsville address, and Janet
Copenhaver of 2601 South
Glebes road, Arlington; a son
Harvey Robert Styron of 310s
Queens Chapel road. Mount
Rainier, Md, and a grand
daughter, Carol Ann Dondero
The Rev. DR.. Walter Arthur
Pegg. pastor of metropolitan
Baptist Church. was to offici-
ate at services this Afternoon
in the Lee funeral home
Fourth street and Massachu'
sets avenue NE. Burial viii
be in Morehead City, N. C.
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Sputnik Wurheud
Seen by Stupp

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7 (R.-
Col. John P. Stapp. the worlds
fastest man on the ground,
says an alarming aspect of the
Sputnik is that the Russians
conceivably could throw up one
equipped with a nuclear war
head.
Col. Stapp is director of the
Air Forces Aero-Medical field
laboratory at Alamogordo, N.
Mex, where he made headlines
two years ago riding on a high
speed rocket sled in an expert
ment related to space travel.
He spoke last night at a hos
pital society meeting in st.
Louis.
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William Harvey Styron, 20,
Retired RFC Accountant

William Harvey Styron, a
retired Government employee,
died yesterday after a long ill
ness at his home, 4716 Sixty
sixth place, Hyattsville, Md.
He was 10.
Mr.. Styron retired five years
ago as an accountant auditor
for the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation. He came to WASH
ington in 1882 from his native
Davis, N. c., to work for the
General Accounting Office.
He and his wife resided at
1248 D street NE. until last
summer.
Mr.. Styron attended Camp
bell College in North Carolina
and the old Massey Business
College in Richmond. Va. He
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versity Park Woman's Club
when she died.
In addition to her husband
Mrs. Cook is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Victor Ramsey
of Boswell, Ind, and Mrs. Will
liam K. Oliver of Guam, and
two grandchildren.
Friends may call after
O'Clock tonight at the Gasch
funeral home, Abb Baltimore
avenue. Hyattsville. Md, where
services will be held at Gas
am. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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DEATHS
In Mrmnrtant
Announcements of
Services by Chambers

COLBERT. JOHN W. In sad but Low;
father. JOHN w coLBERT, who
passed TO the Great Beyond mn, nine
years ago today. November d l9fo'
Loved in life. in death remembered;
JAMES COLBERT.
DICKERSON. JULIA. In loving mem
DiCKERsON. who entered eternal
rest two years ago today November
:, 1888.
When our mother bresthed her last
farewell.
The stroke meant more than tongue
The world seems quite another place
Without the smiles of Mothers face.
Our hearts still ache with pain,
Our eyes shed many tears;
God only knows how we miss YOU
At the END OF these two years.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, EFT a
WHITE AND ELIZA JACKSON.
DUCKETT. RICHARD N. In loving
memory OF my dear brother, RICH
ARD N. DUCKETT, who passed away
two years ago today, November q
1855
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath Thy Christening rod;
one must be FIRST. but let us all
prepare 70 meet our God.
LOVING SISTER, BESSIE WILLIAMS.
GRAY. JAMES HARRY. Sacred to the
memory of our beloved husband and
father, JAMES HARRY GRAY who
passed away flve years ago today
November Z. 1902.
May he rest in peace,
ALICE E. GRAY AND JAMES H
GRAY.
JACKSON. CORNELIA 2. IN memory
OF my dearly beloved mother, COR.
NELIA F. JACKSON. who passed
from this life, three years ago NO
Sometimes is hard TO understand
Why certain things must be,
But there's reason for 1t all
Beyond our power to see.
And 1t does comfort me a bit
To know the one / love
Has found eternal happiness
And lasting peace above.
GILMORE
SCHLEGEL. EDITH SELBY, In low
ing remembrance Of our mother,
EDITH SELBY ScHLEGEL, who de-
parted this life thirty-four years
Doris I ANDERSEN, HARRY F.
SCHLEGEL, Jr. ROY d. scHIE-
sIMMS, THOMAS Y. In loving mem
cry OF our Gear husband and father,
THOMAS Z STMM5, who departed
this he four years ago today, No
vembeg Z. 1888
The chimes OF memory ring clear,
4 tcndCr call TO-DAY
To m-rS .our years OF lonely sorrow
Tor cur loyeu one, whom God has
CALEB away.
Beyond al pain. all care and sadness,
Beyond al trouble. thou ART gone
But anow.ng that some Gay wen
meet thce,
Gives US eourage TO go on
DE bRFI p ppRis corr fAoM MP cA aH3
WARREN. -
SMITH. RUBY NICHOLS. Sacred TO
the memory OF our dear sister. RUBY
NICHOLS SMITH who passed away
thirteen years ago today, November
Z, 1914.
Loving memories never die.
BERTHA AND NAN.
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Bakers Dozen Youth Gen.
ter. an agency supported by
UGF, last year provided
guidance, training in crafts
and supervised recreation for
300 teen-agers in a crowded
downtown Washingt o n
neighbOrhOOd.
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Anurilit,1

LAZo, MIRIAM KEsSEL. There will
be an unveillng Oh a monument tc
KESSEL LAZO, daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs William Kessei and wife OF
Charles Lazo, on sunday. November
10, 1857, at IL am, at the B'nal
Israel Cemetery, st. Barnabas ano
Wheeler rds.. Oxon Hill, Md. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks in
The Stor meets q need which can
hordly be solved in ony other woy.
Not only is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
fIorol tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony to whom
q personal note Of thnnks connot
we'll be mailed or Whose names
and oddreses ole net known.
Insertion OF cord Of thanks
may be orroneed by telephone to
The Ssor. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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FUNERAL Du,ECTOBS
Cven,atorilln

Crematorium
J William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
~ 81 and Mass Ave Ne. Ii $4,000
Malvan e. Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
va r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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.LaE.l K, CNRL .. M menbefs 81
FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes Moderately
priced open daily, sun Phone orders
nishts. 800 i4th 81. NV, Ma. S.Oio6.
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HAYES. LoTTIE BARNES

HI Is, LUIIIE BARNES. On
"wednesday November H. 1857. al
her residence, IA Bird st. Sc LOT
Tie BARNES HAYES, beloved wife
of the late James j. Hayes and
aunt Of Sister Rita Marie, c. S. c.
Friends may call at her late resi-
dence until Saturday, November o, al
am. Requiem mass at St Peter S
Church at $3.50 am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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HARRIEs, KENNETH r. The officers
" nd and members OF Bethany
AS[N Chapter, No. -, o. L. s..
NnG are herby advised OF the
.>>NN2kaS> death OF Brother KENNETH
r HARRIES on Monday,
" November 4, 1857. Flu
neral services at the s. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol I4th
st. NV, on Friday, November s,
at 1880 am.
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HARRIEs, KENNETH R. A specia

HARRIES, KENNETH r. A special
communication of the New
IN Jerusalem Lodse, No. ..
IN +. A. A. M, will be held
M M, at the Masonic Temple,
NIX 18th st. ana New York ave.
w NV, on friday, November
:. 1857 at $3.50 am, lor
the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF our late brother, KENNETH K.
HARRIES p. NJ.
CURTIS LEE MORRIS.
MorSnipful Master
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BUTRICK, Ruth LOUISE,

Wednesday, November Is, 1857. al
CARRIED Hospital RUTH LOUISE
BUIRICK, wife Of the late Arthur
3. ButricS ana mother of Layton II
Butrick Mrs Butrick rests at the
Warner E Humphrey Funeral Home,
Sf34 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Md, where services will be held on
FRIDAY, November &, at IL am
Hill Cemetery
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cox. vENToN T., sr. on ruesoap

November >, 1857, VENTON Z, cox,
Sr. OF 1907 18th st NV. beloved
husband OF Mrs Pansy Cox, father
OF Venton Z. Cox, jr son Of VIII
liam II. Cox OF Friars Point Miss
brother az Elwood Cox OF New York
Nadine, Rita, David ana Jean Cox
he also is survived by other rela-
ti,eS and many friends After =
On Friday November ;. friends are
Funeral Ser9iccs ~ - noon Sctg- .
cav No, e-rbcr ~ al tNe Feoptg
toler q oBsl Church 1919
l7c'fu. So. Nv GsmairS VII le
7to '' - rb. cnu~,n i
p d. p r 60 ser ". ssoH moe 9 &c
vIN So: be c"- a. amer rye >
u"a. A.nC3.A moral C.
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ETHEL D. MORRIS, Secy.
HARRIS, MARY L. On Wednesday
November d. 1857, MARY L. HAIR
RIS of l23 r ST. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by
Jarvis.
Tasting, PAULINE. On Tuesday
November ), 1851, at Freedmen
Hospital, PAULINE HAS TING OF ~ 6
10th ST. ne, be.oveu SISTER OF Mrs
Lille Dolly. ana MIR. willie Herbert
she also leaves to mourn her pass
ing a sister-in-law, Mrs Jane Her
bert, sno otner relatives and a
hos o. irienCS Remains res inc
at tie john =. Rhincs * CO. Funeral
Home sol FRO So sW, Nnere
frcaos MAJ call after pm. Thurs
oas, HoteL. DC. :, and where fune-a al
services wal De nelo on friday, No
vember :, al / pm. the Rev A
Il s. johnson officiating. Inter-
ment Woooiawn Cemetery
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dsnee HOSPITAL; JOSEPHINE A, CAR
wife of the late Perry II. Carman
and mother of Mrs. Lauretta Hawk,
Mrs Margaret Garbinsky, Mrs Cath
crime Jarboe, Perry H.. ir. Francis
D, Lawrence B, and Martin Car
man. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 3S31 Georgia
ave. NV. on Friday November s,
at $50 am Requiem mass at st
Anthony's Church, 18th and Monroe
SIS. nc, at 10 am. lnterment
Mount Ciivet Cemetery.
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CLONER. FERRY Q. on wednesda,

Noyembe-' y. lg51 al the District
Genera Hospital FERRY q GLOVER
OF AIS Mead ST. ne. He is sur
vived bv tlrce b.otlerS, one SIS er.
two. S.sIers-in-laW. nine rieces, five
nepheys. other rels lives and many
friends After pm Friday Mo-
vemocT s. friends msy call Al the
Henry S Wa hnstou Il Sons Funeral
Home. 49"o Deane ave ne. Funeral
services on SATURDAY., November ..
a. pm at the Antioch BAPTIST
Church, 50th ana Lee SITS. ne. the
Rev Junius Wheeler officiating In
lnrmanI Nnnd mn Cc m rtnrr
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day, November ., 1857, at Sihle
Hospital. GRACE LEE HUMPHREY o
late Nelson B. Humphrey, mother Q
Russell N. and Edward j PUN
phrey of Washington, d. c.: Mrs
Martha l. Kaufman OF Seat Pleasant
Nd, and Leonard II. Humphrey o
Silver Spring. Md. sister OF Mrs
Martha Payne airs. George Herber
and jacob kldwell OF WASHINGTON
y c camden hidwcll OF Lannam
Nd and Mrs Gertrude Daniels o
SAT- Lax CITY. Utah. Frienus ma
call al Inc Lee Funeral .lome, Al
s.. and VI SIS ave ne. where sery
ices VIII be ~heid on friday no
vembor s., at / 80 am Inlurm II
Cedar hiU Oc.ACtcfy
ht:aA5. La iEII hiLL OF
NeeA suay Nutcmutr q. 1897, a
G. Nc~Sl.n. 80 Is Al1tlai So. vest
mo. eIand hills, Ml. ELlAhbEIi
AL HhMACie, dGa -n.er o. the .at
JoSeoA Co~an ald B.andlne 6lanu
ford RalnasS Beside, her sister Sh
IS survived Dy one bratner, Samue
Cowan Ramage OF Baltimore, Md
Sne also IS survived ny one niece
Mrs. tox Dearden OF Devon, Pa
ana one nephew. Joseph Cowal
Ramage of Baltimore. Nd Buris
from the home OF Mrs Robert 4
Mccain, With services at 81. Mary
Catholic Church. Alexandria, Va
on Friday. November =, at 1893
am. lnterment in Ivy Hill Gene
terry.
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on "Wednesday, No,cm6er 6. iS55 IS st
her residence, 65l@ tUth ave. Un.-
yersity. PsrS, Nd, RUTz. I. COOK
beloved wife o. Dr. .iarold Cook
Ramsey and Mrs sue G Oliver
She also is survived by two rrand-
children Relatives and friends may
call a. the Gasch Funeral Home,
4i39 Baltimore ave, Hyattsvillc Md
after z pm Thursday November :.
where services will be held on Fri-
cav November =, AT a.ib m In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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WILLIAM Is. CHILD, Adlt.
HERRICK. CARL Z. on Tuesday,
November 3, 1851 at Mount Alto
Hospital, CARL f. HERRICK, beloved
husband OF Helen H. Herrick and
uncle OF Mrs Mabel Grady. Friends
may call at the De Vol Funeral
Home @224 Wisconsin ave NV.
after pm. Wednesday, November
u. Services will be held AZ the
above funeral home on Friday. Mo-
Ncnbcr s. at 1870 pm. Inferno Mt
private
.ESEiN X, CARL y. The members OF
the united states Derart-
l7eat Of Agriculture Fost,
Nlsgs5 No Hi. the American Le-
N, are nCrCry not ned OF
Ccrth O. CAH l.
T. ~ -, and are re-
rs rD 70 a,.cld serve 5
'c,Cd d the ~ tosa Guard OF
tolfr 81 THURSDAY. ,0yvmbcr {, &,
ia3a At $50 pm. at the De Vol
trne;el home, 2"2i Wisconsin
ay NV
HORACE F. SEARS. Comdr.
EDWARD T. McCAUSLAND, Auit.