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|WeIker Buried
In Arlington With
Military Honors

Funeral services for former
Republican Senator Herman
Welker of Idaho were held yes
terday with military honors in
Arlington Cemetery.
About $50 persons attended,
including Senator Bridges. Re-
publican of New Hampshire;
Senator Goldwater. Republic
can of Arizona; Senator Jen-
ner. Republican of Indiana;
Senator Kefauver, Democrat of
Tennessee; Mark Trice. former
Secretary of the Senate. and
former Attorney General James
P. McGranery.
Mr.. Welker, so. a supporter
of the late Senator Joseph
Mccarthy, died Wednesday
after undergoing two opera
tons for a brain tumor.
The Rev. Frederick Brown
Harris. Chaplain of the Sen
ate. officiating at the service,
eulogized Mr.. Welker in the
Fort Myer Chapel funeral
service as "a sentinel on the
ramparts of freedom. believing
with all his heart that. as the
Holy Book declares, if the
Waterman upon the walls sees
the enemy approach and gives
not the alarm, then the blood
of the people shall be on the
watchman's hands"
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MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 2 (R.-
Two men charged with con-
spiracy to kill a Washington
attorney were found guilty last
night and each sentenced to
serve one year in prison.
The case was given the jury
at 4:10 pm. The verdict was
returned shortly before 8 pm,
George Laris, 43. Miami
Beach contractor, denied any
completely in the alleged con-
spiracy against the life OF Ray
Dickey of 4406 Macomb street
NV, Washington.
Spiro HalikaS, As. the other
defendant, did not take the
stand to dispute testimony that
he offered Alfred j. Corradi
81, 900 to attack Mr.. Dickey.
Co-Operated With Police
Laris and HelikaS were ar
rested after Corradi returned
from Washington. where he
pretended he had given Mr..
Dickey dangerous injuries. Mr..
Dickey was unframed and Mr..
Corradi had co-operated with
police throughout his assign
ment, according to testimony
by police detectives and Mr..
Ccrradi.
Laris testified he bore Mr.
Dickey no enmity and knew
nothing Of the supposed at
tack on Mr.. Dickey until told
about it by Hyman Glickstein
a New York lawyer associated
with Mr.. Dickey in represent
ing groups that financed a
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INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2 CP)

INDIANAPOLIS, NOV. UT.
Virgil w. Red Smith, 48,
of Milan, Ind. former chair
man of the State Highway
Commission. and his fellow
townsman. Robert A. Peak, 46,
were convicted early today in
Indiana's highway land scam
dial trial.
Two other defendants, Nile
Teverbaugh. as, one-time chief
Of the highway departments
right-of-way division, and his
former assistant, Harry Dog
gett, 80, were found not guilty
The 12-man jury recon-
mended Smith and Peak be
sent to prison for 2 to IA years.
Smith also drew the maximum
$4,000 fine. while Peaks fine
was set at $500.
Special Judge Walter Pritch-
ard will formally sentence
Smith and Peak next Friday
on charges of conspiracy to
embezzle State funds. Involved
was a quick profit Of S22 800 on
two back lots along the route
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.AFL-CIO Supporting
Dalton, Reuther Says

Republican Ted Dalton has
the support of the AFE-CIO in
his race for the Governorship
of Virginia, Walter P. Reuther
said yesterday.
Mr.. Reuther, president of the
United Auto Workers and OF
the AFL-CIO Industrial Union
Department 1UD), told the
IUD's convention here that
labor's sympathies are not
always with the Democratic
Party.
He then mentioned as an
example that the AFL-CIO is
supporting Mr.. Dalton against
his Democratic opponent, j.
Lindsay Almond, jr.
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Clifton Smoot, "a.
Terminal Aide

Clifton c. Smoot, 81, genera.
foreman of bridges and build
ings for the Washington Termi-
NAL Co., died Thursday at his
home, 1904 Forty-sixth street
Sc.
Born in Washington, Mr.
Smoot Joined the Washington
Terminal Co., over 43 years
ago.
He leaves his widow, Mary
L. Smoot, of the home address,
two daughters, Mrs. James
Dresser of Cab Buchanan
street, Seat Pleasant, Md, anc
Mrs. Elmer Wells of the home
address; two sons. Clifton C.
Smoot, jr., of 308 Cedar lane
Rockville, Md, and Thomas B
ISmoot of 1913 Hilton street
Alexandria, Va; IA grand
children and one great-grand-
child.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. Tuesday ir
Chambers Funeral Home, ST
Eleventh street Sc. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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1nuriliitn

ERHLlCH. IDA. There win be an
unveiling of a monument to the
memory Of the late IDA ENRICH
our beloved mother at the Beth
sholom CONGREGATION Cemetery on
Sunday, November 3, 1857. at 2
pm. Relatives and friends are in
vited.
FELDMAN. MAX. There will be an
memory OF MAX FEIDMAN on sun
day. November :. 1867. at . pm,
at the Agudas Achim Section OF
Mount Lebanon (oeorge Washing
toni Cemetery. Riggs I'd extended
Relatives and friends are invited
KEDAN. sADYE r. There will be an
nnTslgs 3, q II. a.. sapYE kSpt sRSt
devoted mother Of Stanley J. and
Sylvia Kedan and Mrs Philip sha-
pro az the Upited Hebrew Gene
November 3, 1857, nt 1890 am.
Relatives and friends invited.
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he entered the Army after
graduating fr@n Iowa State
Teachers College in 1897.
The last IL years Of his serv-
ice was with Arizona and Iowa
National Guards as senior in
spector and instructor and with
college ROTC units.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Zepherine Towne Of
the home address, 1901 Argonne
place NV.
Graveside services will be at
l pm. Tuesday at Arlington
Cemetery.
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PeorI N. Shelter, IS,
Retired Colonel, Dies

Col. Pearl Michael Shaffer.
USA retired, IS. commander of
the saith Infantry Regiment in
France in World War I, and an
Army officer IS years, died
Thursday. He had been a
Washington residence since
1886.
Col. Shaffer was veteran Of
the Spanish-American War. the
Moros instruction in the
Philippines and was former
commanding officer of the old
military prison on Alcatraz
Island in San Francisco Bay.
A native of Centerville. Iowa.
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Dezendorf Rites
Set for Monduy

Funeral services for John D
Desendorf, retired m a.rin {
safety inspector, will be held al
Il pm. Monday in Fort Myer
Chapel.
Mr.. Dezendorf died on Tues
day in Berkeley. Calf, while
on a vacation trip.
Friends may call at the Hy-
songs Funeral Home, 1900 N
street NV. from 9 am. to 9
pm. tomorrow.
Mr.. Dezendorf is survived by
his widow. the former Abbie
McKenna of 1901 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV; a brother
Arthur j. Dezendorf of 3001
Foxhall road NV. and two
sisters. Mrs. William c Taylor
Arlington Towers, Arlington
Va, and Mrs. Charles Fouts
Pennington, N. j.
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LASSERY, EVA c. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, EVA c. LAS
SERY. who passed twelve years agC
today November ,, 1915.
The wonderful. things you did for US
Live in our hearts each day,
Ana keeps you near and dear to us
Though you have gone away.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass by
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
OF the mother we loved and can
HER DEVOTED FAMILY.
McLANE. WILLIAM r.. In remem-
LIAM r McLANE, who left us twenty
one years ago today, November 2
1875.
One short sleep past,
We wake eternally.
And death shall be no more.
Helen; MILDRED, CAROL AMI
70 " the memory Of devoted s'i husband Us and
and father, HARRY N. PARKER. who
departed this life four years age
today. November :. 1853.
Always so good and kind,
Thinking Of others and trying to find
A good deed to do, some praise to
That's Why you are remembered
And missed more each das
YOUR WIFE BESSIE, AND SONS,
B BAFkfp X AND NELSON A
ROSS. BLANCHE ADAMS. In loyins
memory Of BLANCHE ADAMS ROSS,
who departed this life four years aeo
November ., 1888
Just brief pause and a long sigh
For our dear one, whose memory
fingers.
But can no longer be nigh
The FAMILY
ROSS. BLANCHE A Sacred TO the
memory OF my dear cousin. BLANCHE
A ROSS. who departed this life four
wears ago today November .. 1853
Loved in life, remembered in death.
DEVOTED COUSIN, ROSE.
ROSS, BLANCHE ADAMS. In tender
remembrance OF our aunt, BLANCHE
ADAMS ROSS, who departed this life
November ., 1858.
Here was one whose daily life
revealed God through christiike
HENRY.
friend and sodmother, MARIE e
1871 THE HR0 Dickson tcii F sSSfnStr =
sTUERMANN, LOUISA. In lovins
memory OF our dear mother, LOUISA
STUERMANN, who passed away fvt
years ago today, November . 1852
Every day In some small way,
Memories OF you come our way:
Time and wears roll swiftly by.
But love and memories never die
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ELIZA.
BETH AND ANNA
WARREN. GEORGE WILLIAM.
NV darling son. II has been two
long years nov since you left US "a
suddenly. Every one said that time
heals all sorrows, but after two long
wears the heartache is the same as
1t was that awful November ., 1855
when we we're told you we're gone
left behind have helped Us live from
DAY TO day Sweet dreams forever
YOU, 10y LOVING ING 2 P'!AIRs5ENNTs, MARY
ERs MILTON AND JOE; SISTERS
MRS BARBARA vANNOY AND
MRS. DAWN BECK.
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Progress Seen
In Anustusiu
Probe

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (R.-
Police say their investigation of
the Staying of Mobster Albert
Anastasia has taken "a turn
in a definite direction" but they
declined to elaborate.
The police statement yester-
day was coupled with a wish
to question frankie Carlo, So,
reputedly a former associate of
the slain Anastasia in the old
Brooklyn Murder. Inc, and
with shadowy associations in
the prize fight field.
Carlo repeatedly lives in
Hollywood, Fla, and has been
absent from his Broadway
haunts even before two gunner
riddled Anastasia with bullets
as he sat in Park Sheraton
Hotel barber shop chair a week
ago yesterday morning.
Police also disclosed yeSter-
day that the FBI was "assist-
ing" in the murder investiga-
ton. Inspector Frederick
Lussen emphasized the FBI was
assisting rather than assuming
an active role in the probe, and
added:
eve will ask the assistance
of other law enforcement
agencies when we feel it will
be of benefit in this case"
In a Brooklyn development.
Kings County District attorney
Edward S. Silver confirmed
published reports that Anthony
(Tough Tony Anastasia,
brother of Albert, had received
"a crudely printed post card
reading: You are next"
However. Anastasia, a fiery
Brooklyn waterfront pier boss,
told newsmen after a confer
ence in the District Attorneys
office: mo threats. Nobody
threatened me today. If they
threaten me tomorrow, that's
another story. The only people
who threaten me are you re-
porters and photographers"
Concerning his session with
Assistant District Attorney
Aaron Koota, Anastasia said.
MIR. Koota got the right to
call any citizen in the COM
munity of Brooklyn"
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Truce kCa|Ied
In Texas Strike


DAINGERFIELD, Tex, Nov
u (R.-A truce was called las
night in the strife-ridden strik,
against the Lone Star Steel Co.
but riot : equipped Texas
rangers kept close watch fol
any aftereffects.
Some Of the strikers were ex.
pected to return to work imme.
diately. although not all were
guaranteed jobs. All returnee:
will lose seniority, but a unior
spokesman said an effort viii
De made to regain this through
arbitration.
Pickets were removed from
around the sprawling stee
plant last night. This fol.
lowed a three-hour meeting Of
about 1000 strikers, all but Sc
of whom voted to go back tc
work.
Jittery residents, aroused By
bombings, shotgun blasts and
threats during the seven-week
wildcat strike, were hopeful the
truce would end the tension
that his gripped a l0-county
area around the plant.
Hopes for Peace.
IT hope this means the END
of the dynamitings and
breaches of the peace" SAID
Chris Dixie of Houston. regional
attorney for the United Steel
workers of America.
Mr.. Dixie said the idleo
workers agreed to abide by
union recommendations that
they return to work. made
after a conference with COM
pany lawyers.
1.-The action amounted to a
truce and not a settlement,
Mr.. Dixie said. None of the
aggravations have been settled
but are left for the future. The
international union intends to
process an arbitration case"
He said this case would
cover the main points in the
dispute.
When the workers struck
September 81. they said it was
because the company was dis
regarding the seniority system
outlined in their three-year
contract, which runs until Sep
TENDER, 1859.
Strikers Were Fired
The company fired all those
who walked off the job and
later said any accepted for re-
employment would be consid-
cred new employees without Sc
niority. 1t also reserved the
right to reject job applications
from leaders of the strike,
Fewer than half the men still
out when the truce was reached
will find jobs available. The
company said only 800 were
open. Nearly 700 union men,
bers refused to join the walk
out and $50 new employees
have been hired since the strike
started.
Union sources had estimated
$500 to 1900 were idled.
A processing center for
strikers seeking to return was
set up here today in Earl's
Cafe. The plant is 6l2 miles
south of Daingerfleld.
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CEMETERY LOTS

SITES I AND i. LOT 1863. chapel de
luxe section marker privilege $500
for both Fort Lincoln Cemetery Box
lW2-M. star. 81
CRYPT FOR TWO, IN Garden of
Apostles, Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
worth investigating Phone Union
t.susl ~
FORT LINCOIN--6 sites. blk. II, lots
With 4 markers. M Little Church
of Fort Lincoln $3.50. VIII. 6-4131
CEDAR HILL, very choice lot: 3 sites
in Masonic section no 2-371g.
FORT LINCOLN--5 fine sites, lust be-
low fort value, $1,000. sacrifice,
200. all or part cash, balance
terms uN. 4-12ie.
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lit Mrntnrtant

JONES, ERNEST. Jr. With love snc
devotion for nv son and brother
ERNEST JONES, Jr, who left Us
TWENTY-FIVE, years ago today, Novem-
her y, 1899
Loved IN life. remembered in death.
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
JONES, ERNEST, Jr. In sad but low
ing memory of our dear son ano
: brother, ERNEST JONES, Jr.. who
passed away twenty-five years age
today. November >. 1899
THE FAMILY.
memory Of our mother. JOSEPHINE
c. JONES, who passed away nine
teen years ago today, November ,
1888.
Just a loving thought,
Just a silent tear
Just a beautiful memory
OF the one we loved so dear.
THE FAMILY
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Funeral Monday
For Family Of a
Killed by Fumes

The Silver Spring family Of
four who were killed by fumes
in their home. will be buried
together Monday.
A requiem mass for Mr.. and
Mrs. George William Fisher,
jr.. and their two sons, Michael
Anthony and Mark Andrew,
will be sung at 9 am. in st.
Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen, Md.
Burial will be in National
Memorial Park Cemetery. Falls
Church.
The Fisher family lived at
1903 Forest Glen road, Silver
Spring. They we're killed APP
parently in their sleep by SCOT
and fumes from a gas furnace.
The furnace flue was found to
be blocked by a birds nest.
County Medical Examiner
DR.. Frank j. Broschart ruled
their deaths as accidental.
Mr.. Fisher 35, and his wife
Gay. 81, and their sons Mark.
5. and Michael, 7, were found
Thursday.
Bakers Dozen Youth Cen
ter. an agency supported by
UGF, last year provided
guidance. training in crafts
and supervised recreation for
300 teen-agers In q crowded
downtown Washington
neighborhOOd.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO, C, SHAFFER, INC

0L~' y oAAeAA N1ANl A4NO'
Expressive Floral tributes Moderately
priced Open daily sun. Phone orders
also accepted $50 to q nm week
nighis 400 18th ST. NV MA. SOLOS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriilr

OIGIIIdUUTIUIII
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. and Mass Ave. NE, Ii. $4,000
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WILSON. GERTRUDE JANNET. On
Saturday November ;, 1867. al
Freedmen's Hospital. GERTRUDE
JANNE1 WILSON of sos @ St sc
devoted daughter OF jerry and Char
lOtte Wilson. She also leaves to
mourn her passing four sisters, siS
brothers, a devoted godmother and
godfather, other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at the
John r. Rhfnes Co. Funeral Home
9nl 3rd st s.w. Notice OF funeral
later
WOOD, JESSIE MARIE. On Thurs
day october 81, 1857, at the Hahne-
mann HOSPITAL, JESSIE MARIE
WOOD of 1903 Constitution ave. ne,
the daughter OF the late Richard
and Julia Wood. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th St
and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Monday. November
4, at $3.50 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 3
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HARDWICK, MARIE c. omcers an,

members OF Ruth Chapter,
No. /, Order OF Eastern
Star, are hereby requested
= to attend the funeral serv-
ices Of Past Matron MARIE
c HARDWICK, TO be held
on Monday November 4,
at | pm. at the John T.
Funeral home 30 II ST. ne
IN EVANS, Worthy Marion.
ROBERT l. EVERETT,
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CARRIE BELLE BRYANT W M.
Alison II WHEELER, W. p.

HARDWICk. MARIE {. on wednes-
day. October 80. 1857. at the Dis
iTicI General hospital. MARIE C..
HARDWlCK of 800 S ST. NV, be-
loved mother OF Otto Hardwick.
mother-in-law- OF Mrs Indiana Hard
WICK and Mrs. Gladys Hardwick.
She also is survived by six grand
other relatives and friends The lsts
Mrs. Hardwick may be viewed Al
the Stewart Funeral Home, 40 II
ST. ne, after IL noon Sunday, No.
Nmoer 9, where services will be
held on Monday, November 4, at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 4
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Dauehter Ruler.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy

HAWKINS, ROBERT n. on Thurs.
day. October 81, 1857, at Prince
Georges Hospital, MIR. ROBERT ii
HAWKINS OF Clinton, Nd, brother
OF BENJAMIN Hawkins ana William
Pinknev. lie also is survived bN
many nleees, nepnewS and manS
Olner relatives and friends. Aftei
! nm sunday, November g. friend,
mas call al the William Spanglei
Funeral Home, ga Sth st. ne wher,
services will be held on Monday
November 4 at pm lntefmeni
Woodlawn Cemetery 3
HAMMLTT, HAROLD n. on Friday
Hospital. HAROLD Il HAAfMETT oi
linl Macarthur blvd nv. beloved
husband OF Edith h Hsmmett father
81 Mrs. Gladys DuTrGli and Corpl
Harold. L. Hammctt, u, s NJ q, 81
Camp Leieune. N & brother OF Mrs
Cora Shelter. Mrs Anna Miller, Mrs
Edith Clutter, Charles p. and Johr
4. Hammett Friends may call Al
the s II Hines CO. Funeral Home
.anl lith. st NV, until m
SATURDAY. November 2 parking IA.
sillties Services and interment
Clayville, Pa.
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: CHARLES r. The officers
, and members OF Federal
Chapter No. IS, o. 4, S,
are hereby notined OF the
- death OF Past Patron
< CHARLES F.. HADLEY on
Thursday, Octob 81,
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coRDELIA J. williams, s ssSn'

hAkDWlCk, MARIE. Oficers and
49, members OF Columbia Tenn
9 !: !: s:
WICK Elk services will be
held at pm Sunday, November g,
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30
II ST. ne. Funeral at l pm. Mon
day, November 4, from the above
funeral home
MATILDA II. BROWN.
Daughter Ruler.
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Saturday, October 10, igST p Sn
Point. Md, JAMES ID. PAYNE Of AZ
quincy st. NV. devoted husband
OF Mrs. Marion Payne, beloved fafhe,
OF Maralee z. Michele A., Gwen.
daolyn M, Jeifery 7. and James b
MarRarite Lee, Mrs. Sarah Leach
MRS Synethia Lewis. Mrs Nancy
DobynS, Edward Thompson. Cutler
and walter Leon Payne. Remain
reStlnR al the John 7. Rhines. a. "a
Funeral Home, gOl Bird 81 sv
MneIe friends NAV call after . m
Sundsy. November D.. and where fu.
neral services will be held on Monday
november 4, at pm. the Rev
James II .SomerSille offciating IN.
terment Arlington National Gene.
.ery Casket viii not be opened Al
PLCk. JOSEPHINE e. On Thur,aav
october ~ 1857. JOSEPHINE PECK
Of 1913 Columbia I'd. NV. daiishtss
q the late Edward S. and Kstherin,
Peck sister Of Mss Emily peel
o. Washington. D. c.. Edward e
PECK OF Los Angeles Calf ana
Claude J. Peck Of Cleveland. Ohio
Grayeside services on Monday M.
vsmber a. at pm, ArlinGton Ma !.
tional Cemetery The cortsse Vii
form a. Memorial Gate. tserviees By
the s. H. Hines Company g
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McDEvITT, CHARLEs A On vr,d.,

November /. 1857. at his reside ncs
29s9 Nelson pl, Sc. CHARLES A
McDEVIIT, beloved husband OF the
late Louise McDevitt father Of Jo-
Seph c. and Charles A. McDevitt.
mary Roth. Helen De Rocco and
Margaret Bonnie Friends may call
a. the Robert A. Mattinely Funeral
home. l31 nth St Sc. until Mon
day, November 4, at $50 am Re
QUEEN mass at st. Francs Xavier
Church at am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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COOPER. HERBERT J. On satur

NONPMbFr =, TN0 Z, HERBERT J.
COOPER of 1915 Seaton pl NV. He
leaves to mourn their loss one brother
William @ Cooper of Pittsburgh.
Frazer Mrs Mamie [. Peace and
Miss Rosia Cooper. and other rela-
tives and many friends Remains
resting at the Morrow a. Woodford
Funeral Home. 1922 llth st, NV.
Notice of funeral later 9
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DALEY. MARRIOTT G.. who sery

4; years IN the United states Cap
itol Born IN Portsmouth. Va. and
dieo. on November L 1857: daughter
Of the late Judge David J Goodwin,
mother Of Mrs Elsie G Lewis ana
grandmother OF Mrs Dean j. Long
fellow. She also is survived by three
great-srandchndre Notice of me-
mortal services later Services by
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CRAWFORD. JAMES MELVIN.

wednesday, october 81, 1857, al the
De TS,, WI, ATM Rrs sOf Ttsv,I Fort cp Be- Be-
FORD OF 327 jefferson ave, Alex
Crawford, brother OF Samuel r. Craw-
ford and Mrs. Evelyn c. Ling. Friends
may call at the Domaine Funeral
Home go South Washington ST
Post Chapel Fort Belvor va. on
Monday, November T. at l2l5 pm
lntefment In Arlington National
Cemetery. with Masonic rites. q
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GREENE. BASIL BARRY. On Friday

GREENE OF 5l2 Fayette St, Rock
vile, Nd, beloved brother OF Mrs.
NlcholaS Brewer ana uncle OF Mrs
STANLEY Finley, Edward Greene, John
b. and Nicholas Brewer, Jr. FRIENDS
are invited to call at the Colonial
Funeral Home of Robert A PUN
phrey, Rockville, Md. where services
wan be held on Sunday. November
D., at 40 pm. Interment Rock
vile Union Cemetery. Roanoke,
Va, papers please copy)
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HADLEY, CHARLES r s,dd.n,.

on Thursday, October 81, igbg
CHARLES z; HApLEY Of 1854 N
E. Hadley. Friends may call AZ The
Birch Funeral Home, 1854 NJ st.
NV after pm. Saturday, Noyen1-
per 2 Services at st. Johns Epis-
SopaI Church, Potomac and o SITS.
$50 pm. Interment Oak Hill Gene
Terry, In lieu of flowers, donations
10 me Heart Fund will be appre-
Soteu' z
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| no,aLaI .,0OLNI U. On WedneSday
October ~: 1867, at Arlington Hos
Zone, Panama. brother OF Howard NJ
ruler OF Santa Maria. Calf: Rich
ara w. Fuller of Canal Zone. Panama
Mrs: Alberta West of Washington
u. C., and Mrs. Marjorie LeBrun OF
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2SIi viii
son blvd, Arlington. Va Graveside
services at Arlington National Gene
tery ON Monday. November 4. at
10 am.
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BETHEL, AMY L. NJ. Offcers and
.An members of James E Walk
!; ! ! q !:
on Sunday, November 3.
1857, at s pm. at the MCGUIRE