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her ranch 30 miles from Brown.
ing.
She is survived by her hus'
band. George Duckhead; son.
Leo; a sister. Maggie Spotted
Eagle: and adopted son. Curtis
Leroy: an aunt. Mrs. Maggie
Hurst, and a number of nieces
and nephewS.
CUB SCOUTS MEET DEC. Is
The monthly Cub Scout Pack
meeting is scheduled to be held
December Is at 8 pm. at the
Agency Barracks building.
This is the regular meeting for
the month for Pack 100. The
meeting is all important one and
all parents and Cubs are urged
to attend.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received and publicly open.
26th day Of December. 1857 BY the
Town Council Of the Town Of brown.
Ing. Montana In the city hall of Brown.
Ing. Montana. for gas. oil. grease Jobs,
tire repairs and labor on all city owned
machinery.
The Town Council of Browning re-.
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
BY Order Of the Town Council
Leo L. Brown, Clerk
First Publication Dec. ~, 1857
Last Publication Dec. rs, 1887
We would appreciate oil sdver.
tisin0 copy early next week.
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stirring up trouble in any COM
This PROCESS consists Of passing
.l..>"r>> i collection OF hearsay.
purpose IS 70 stir up factional.
.:,vYr: ani more suspect motives
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4 unified grading system has
been set up BY the faculty and
will be carried out in all classes.
Under the new system. students
will earn grades according to
their attendance. daily assign.
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Doiags On
High School NIL
BY Jehnei higgins and Shirley
kovss Of the Etvmoe Staff

Art students are busy painting
Christmas murals on the win.
dows at the entrances in the
Browning high school. The stu
dents that are doing the painting
are Kenneth Horn. Murray Har.
wood. Clifford Hall. Jerome Lit
tie Bull. Alvin Potts. Carl Vale.
Demerle Fitzpatrick. William Mi.
chell. Bill Loring. Daryl Black
Man. Guy Vielle. Dolores Hig.
gins. Alvin Jordan and Terry
Glidden.
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BROWNIE TROOP z
Brownie Troop 2 met Tuesday,
December 10. They finished their
Christmas project.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
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blue liquid WISK. And WISK is I'M
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Winifred Lowe,
Glen Echo Parks
Veteran Cashier

Mrs. Winifred Beal Lowe. rs,
a cashier for many years at the
Glen Echo Amusement Park,
died of a cerebral hemorrhage
yesterday at Suburban Hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Lowe lived at 1903 Uni
verSity avenue, Glen Echo. Md.
She was a founder of the
ladies auxiliary of the Glen
Echo Fire Department, and
belonged to Grace Episcopal
Church.
A volunteer for the Red
Cross for many years, Mrs.
Lowe helped food victims here
in the l930S to find refuge in
the old Glen Echo fire house,
She also sold war bonds for the
Red Cross.
Mrs. Lowe left her post at
Glen Echo in August because
Of i'll health. She was a native
of Cambridge. Mass.
Her husband, George Perry
Lowe, died Is years ago. She is
survived by a brother and three
half sisters, all of New Hamp-
ton. N. H.
Services win be held at
pm tomorrow at Chambers
funeral home. 3072 NJ street
NV. Burial will be in New
Hampton.
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CarA uf Thanks

nKADwYLER. JOHN HOWARD. The
family OF the late JOHN HOWARD
pEADWYLER wishes to express their
thank, anS appreciation cas % FsiA .sIs
grams and their automobiles, TO the
the Revs. o. j. Hayman, ]. s, Grant,
II. Mayo. Cecil Mills, clagett ware.
Johnson ,i ~ Hf Rsy ,e sFas
We also wish 20 thank the lnterde-
Johns c, VI. =. Church and senior
ushsrs. cncers and members Of Allen
A. NJ Z. Church and the many clubs
and organizations for expressions Of
kindness and sympathy durins their
EAvSISS$ v. DEADwYLEa AND
WILLIAM 8, RAUL wish 70 express
deep appreciation to their friends for
the mapy Moral tributes ana expires.
sions Of sympathy. Also 10 National
ss Saasi 10 funeral IN; g Service Il lot '"'
MAvRITTE. ADDIE G. The family Of
the late ADDTE q MAvRITTE wishes
TO express their thanks and appEe-
citation 70 their many friends for
the flowers telesrams. cards. use q
kindness and sympathy during the
passing Of their loved one:
THE MAvRiTrE FAMILY.
MILLER. LOUISE THEECLAR. The
family Of the late LOUISE THEEclAR
MILLER wishes to express their
thanks and appreciation for the use
Of ears. flowers and other kindnesses
during our bereavement
HER SISTER. HAzEL D. BOONE.
MONROE. W. JACKSON. The family
OF the late W. JACKSON MONROE
wishes TO express their thanks and
appreciation TO their many friends
and netghbors for the calls. flowers.
cards. use OF ears and many other
expressions Of kindness and sympathy
during the Illness and passing Of
their loved enc. THE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Sherman S. Slick,
Retired Officer
OF Census Bureau

Sherman s. Slick. 10. re-
tired administrative officer Of
the agriculture division Of the
Bureau of the Census. died
Friday at his home, 5306 Broad
Branch road NV.
Mr.. Slick worked As years
for the Government and took
no sick leave from 1911 until
his retirement in 1916.
Born in Wheatland Town
ship. H.. he began service with
the Bureau when it was known
as the Census ONCE under the
Department of the Interior,
and spent seven years with the
Post Office Department before
returning TO the Bureau.
He was a Mason and mem
Der of the Fossils, a group Of
retired persons.
Mr.. Slick is survived by his
wife. the former Nola Hall, Of
the home address.
Funeral services viii be pri-
vate. Arrangements are by
Joseph Gawler and Sons.
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Beniomino GigIi Dies,
Noted Operate 7 enor

in 81 operas. and now I'm going
to retire.
"What am / going to do now?
Some like to do O little teach
ing in a conservatory, but it's
not my style. / would like to
make some more records, or
appear in television or radio.
but for the most part / intend
to stay in my villa outside
Rome and sail and play cards. 4"
Outstanding Tenor
But whatever Gigli's voice
was at SIS there was never any
doubt but that in his prime he
had one Of the really great
tenor voices of modern times.
High, clear and sweet. 1t was
different from the organ-like
tones of Caruso and the desig-
nation of Gigli as Caruso's sue
cessor meant more that he was
the most popular tenor at the
Metropolitan than that his
voice was like Caruso's.
He sang all the leading tenor
roles in the Metropolitan reper-
tory and was one Of the most
prolific recording artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

Charles Minder. 81. a COM
munications engineer and an
Air Force reserve colonel. died
Of a heart attack Wednesday
in Miami, Fla. while working
on an Air Force project.
Mr.. Minder became chief
engineer Of the Always Com
munication Service last year
when he was transferred from
the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. to work with the
Western Electric Co. at An
drews ALB.
An employee Of the Bell Sys-
tenn since 1924, he worked in
the long lines division until he
entered the Army Signal Corps
in World War II. Transferring
to the Air Force in 1914. he
served as communications sig
nal intelligence officer in the
Far East. He retired in 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Charles Minder, Engineer,
Colonel in Air Force Reserve

maintaining his reserve status
Mr.. Minder was transferred
from Buffalo, N. Y, TO San
Francisco in 1913. When re-
called to active duty in 1850.
he formulated engineering pol
icy for the early stages Of the
NGlobal Communication Engi-
neering Organization. an Air
Force project Of worldwide
Accommodations.
He was born in Buffalo, at
tended the University Of Buffa-
10. and married the former
Ruth Spoonley. In addition to
his wife. of 20l6 Heating street.
Hillcrest Heights. Nd. he
leaves a brother. Richard Min
der of Howell. Mich.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at Fort Meyer
Chapel. with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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ROME, Moo 80 CP.-Beni-
amino Gigli the tenor. success
sor to the great Caruso. died
today at his home Of pneu-
monia. He was 81.
His unexpected death - he
joked with his family up to the
last shocked music : loving
Italy.
Death came so quickly a Ro-
man Catholic priest arrived too
late to administer last rites of
the church. After-death rites
we're held.
Mr.. Gigli's doctor said he be-
came Ill two days ago. At first
1t appeared TO be only q cold
with fever. His attorney. Adri-
ano Belli, said Mr.. Gigli may
have caught the Asian flu. He
said 1t suddenly developed into
pneumonia. He was given oxy-
gen but it did not help.
Mr.. Gigli's funeral will be
held Monday.
In 1920. a year before he sue
ceeded Enrico Caruso as the
star tenor of New York's Met
ropolitan Opera. Mr.. Gigli was
hailed by a United States critic
as one who sang "as naturally
as a gamecock fights"
Singing Was Nature
In mourning his death. Mae
stro Tullio Serafin. one Of
Italy's leading directors. said:
"Of Gigli one can say this:
That singing for him was a
necessity OF his very nature.
His singing had something
particular and, above all. what
was impressive was the sin
cerity OF his presentation"
Mr.. Gigli was born March
20. 1890. in Recanati, in Cen
trail Italy. He was the son of
the village cobbler and made
his opera debut at Rovigo in
1915 in the part of EMO in La
Gioconda. He sang with the
gusto Of his peasant back
ground.
After IL years as the star
tenor in New York. beginning
I in 1921. he returned TO Musso-
lini's Italy after a squabble
with the Met over a pay cut
during the depression. While
other Met singers accepted pay
cuts, Mr.. Gigli refused.
! In 1855, after a l6-year abb
sence. he returned to the
United States to sing three
farewell recitals in New York's
Carnegie Hall.
In recent years he STAYED
mostly in Italy. where he was
a wealthy estate owner. He be-
came a bocce enthusiast. Bocce
is an Italian type of lawn bowl
ing.
At his bedside when he died
were his wife. Costanza: his
son. EMO: his daughter, Rina;
Mrs. Gigli's brother. Lello Ger
roni. and the lawyer. Mr.. Belli.
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Laurence Todd, Newsmon
With Tuss for 40 Years

Laurence Todd. q newspaper
man for So years and associ-
ated with lass News Agency
more than 40 years. died OF
cancer yesterday in Emergency
Hospital. He would have been
IS on December IS.
Mr.. Todd, a native Of Not
tawa, Mich. came to Washing
ton in 1912 as a United Press
correspondent. Later he was
connected with International
News Service. The Federated
Press, The Nonpartisan Leader
and other labor papers, and
finally with TaSs.
In 19i5-1916 he was secre-
tary to Representative Meyer
London, Socialist Of New York.
He retired from active par
| ticipation in daily newspaper
work in 1852, but continued to
take part on a limited basis.
Mr.. Todd's first reporting
| Job was with the Kalamazoo
/ Mich Gazette, in 1904. He
enrolled at the University Of
Michigan a year later. and while
still a student. in 1907, he be-
came city editor.
In 1909 he went to Cali
fornia, where he was employed
by the San Francisco Bulletin.
/ the San Francisco News and
as Scripps correspondent in
Sacramento.
/ A member Of the Socialist
Party from 1904 to 1920. he re-
ported such world news events
as the conference establishing
UNRRA in l943 and the San
Francisco meeting establishing
the United Nations in 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

During his IS years covering
the Washington scene he &C
quired a wide circle Of friends
in the news-gathering field.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Dorothy Todd, and
daughter, Mary Todd, of the
home address. 1905 Langdrum
lane, Somerset, and two sons.
David Todd of Shrewsbury,
Mass, and Alden Todd Of 1872
Chevy Chase boulevard. Chevy
Chase.
A memorial meeting will be
held in the home at 4 pm. on
his birthday. The family re-
quests no flowers be sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Richard 0. Hull, S.,
Research Chemist

Richard o. Hull. former re-
search chemist with the Bureau
Of Standards, died Friday in
Cleveland. Ohio. of a heart at
tack. He was SIS.
Mr.. Hull conducted an cleo
troplating supply business in
Cleveland. He was in the cleo
troplating section Of the Bu-
reau of Standards for 10 years
until 1885. when he went with
the Radio Corporation Of
America and later the DUPONT
Corporation.
He is survived by his wife.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow in Cleveland.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL choice o-site lots,
IN excellent section "a: reasonable
OIL. 4-3l5s.
PARKLAWR--4 lots. Garden Of Life
Eternal; paid S3Bb, accept best offer.
oil 6-34lO, wo. 6-0g2s.
VEDAR HILL--Two nice lots, on drive
S-0026 II
s3.Sn0 value FOR $1,000 cash most
desirable location In Fort Lincoln,
Westminster Abbey type Also sell.
ms grave plots owner ps99 yysd
MAXWELL, OF. 2-430a. 10 TIL 2
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEuM, crypt
D.. section ie6: beautifully Situated
sell cheap, leavins city, Sun and
IitsF $40 weekdays. Db. 7-i7o2.
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Sang Here in 1855

Gigli sang his last recital In
Washington in 1855.
This Is my last concert OF
the season." Mr.. Gigli told Day
Thorpe. music editor of The
Star. land this season is abso-
lutely my last. I've been singing
for AZ years. and have had roles
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Mnurilti.n

STRAUSS, CHARLES. unysiline Of .
memorial Ia memory OF CHARLES
STRAUSS. husband o. Adair strauss,
viii take place 81 Kine David Me-
mortal Garden. mile west Of Fans
on SUNDAY December I, 1897, at
pm, Friends and relatives are In
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With Regard to a
Card Of Thanks

Ven often cord Of thonks In
The Stot meets q need which con
herdIy be solved ia eay other vev
Not only Is u . gracious expression
Of gratitude to those Who hove sent
floral tributes but also eourtsously
acknowledge the services and
kindnessss Of the many 10 whom
. personel aots Of tkonks esaaos
veil be meIled o. whose MONIES
end addEeses ere NOT known
Insertion Of Q cord Of thoaks
mey BE- sraased BY telephone 10
The Ster. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th 81, and Mass. Ave NE III. $4,000
Malvan & Scney, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r st NV. NO. 7-0l33
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
SIG II st. NE. Ii. 3-46bO
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LEONARD q A speclI

COMMUNICATION Of COLUMBIA
Lodse. No. 8. r, A. A. ~,
will be held on Monday.
December >. 1857. at ~
noon. for the purpose Of
conducting the Masonic
buTiai services for our late
LEONARD J. POHLMANN
VI. SAVIOR, Master.
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SPARKS, CHESTER ,. OF 73ie Maple
ysmber 80. 1857. husband Of Beatrice
Harreld Sparks, father Of Betty Joy
Gentle and James n Sparks. brother
Of Mrs. LINDEN hines Prayers at
c cRspIe 4, pInsra On HSme f BE-
cembeT 8, az 9.45 am. Mass Al
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament Church. Western ave. and
Quesadh s. NV. at 1880 I'm.
InteTment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 2
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Prince Georges Council
No. $500. Knights OF
Columbus. are hereby
notified OF the death Of
our late Brother CHEs-
TER J. SPARKS and are
requested TO assemble At
Funeral Parlor, lf ! !!
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WfLFRED p. MITCHELL W NJ.
WILLIAM o. MURRAY, Secy

FoRD. HERMAN J. Attention. Com
A@h No y. II K 4, n. you
N~AI are hereby notiAed 70 as
W ~ semble on Monday. Deem
\W Der Z 1857; a. 8 b PM
NJ Home II 'Hf i4as saI Yoa s. fuR nH,
for the purpose OF attending funeral
services for Companion HERMAN J
FORD, Funeral services on Tuesday.
December 3. at l pm, a. the above
RANpoIPH JoRDoN, E. H.. p.
JAMES W TYLER, Secretary
November 20. 1857. at he Metro.
Holi'Ysn c H2xSRRitih a'" pR ESHs c Ss
N S9ssd YORK hgss c,, o b fEsnsh .o Sl
Of the Rev and Mrs W s., French
Of 1858 Ind e. nv. washlngton.
q Philsdslphis. p. he also s sur.
vived BY other relatives and friends.
serslses yand igni,srmsntv VIII be held
FEY. II. col. JOHN p. on Friday.
h hSssRStr III COZ john 3 aO sRs9
OF 303l sedgwiek 81 NV. beloved
husband OF Nellie J Frey. father OF
Leslie I. and John p Frey. ", and
Mrs. Hattie vernson Services At
Wv - n AAAft ~ AA1lANt
sgOl i4th 81 NV, on Tuesday. De-
eember 8, at 1890 am. tparking
faciiities) Interment Arlington Ma
Star. Cincinnati Post and Norwood.
Ohio, Enterprise papers please COPY
FROST. WILBUR. on Friday. Noyem.
pital, wiIBUR FROST husband al 10 Of
EsteAe Frost. Also surviving are one
daughter, one son, two sisters. one
brother. After . pm. Sunday, Decent
Der /, friends may call Al johnson A
jenkins Funeral Home, 1904 GeOrgia
ave. NV, where funeral services will
be held on Monday. December 2. al
! pm. from the ab0fe.named funeral
home interment Woodlawn Cemetery
GETTIs, STANLEY n. on Friday
November 20, 1857, al Miami Beach
beloved husband OF Mae Oettis, de.
voted father OF Justin, Merton and
Stanley 0ettis, dear grandfather oil
Lawrence william, Shelly Ann and
Laurie Mr.. Gettis was formerly oil
WashinetOn ID c., and a resident
OF Miami Beach, Fla, for the past
ment In Miami Beach, Fla, on Sun.
day, December 4, al pm, az the
Newman-oordon Funeral Home
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III mrmnriant

DAY, WALTER 2. In memory OF our
passed aEay four years ago today.
December !. 1858
Someone remembers. someone cares.
Your name is whispered In our
prayers.
A smile. q tear, q though sincere.
How often We wish that you were
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN,
CATHERINE. LOUISE, HELEN,
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RAMSEY. EDWARD. on Thursday.
November -, 1857. a. the Digtnet
General Hospital. EDWARD RAMSEY
Of - Que 81. nv, beloved husband
Of Eva Ramsey He also leaves to
mourn his passing one daughter. one
son, four sisters. three brothers. other
relatives and many friends Remains
resting Al the John T. Rhines & Co
where fr,endT may can after 4 n =,
Monday. December =. until 3 pm.
Tuesday. December 3. Funeral and
interment Brunswick, Ca.
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yemb:r ss. fs5s. RRBEccA sslrEiSS.
beloved mother Of joseph Q STEIN
WASHINGTON. ID. c, She also Is sur
yived By three grandchildren. sery-
ices at the c. D. ooldberg 4 Son
Funeral Home. 4217 9th 81. NV. on
i sSRass Df %saass AeSin At csm.t.Ig
In mourning at 1889 9th Ct NV.
Family requests In lieu Of flowers,
contributions be made 10 the Hadas-
sab OrEAntxRtlon
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November Is. 1887. WOODROW VI.
REID Of pos N st, NV. beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Mary Reed. father Of
oregory and woodrow REED. III:
brother OF Mrs Ebber wilkins. Mrs
Lee Reed: uncle OF Mrs. Dolly Evans
He also Is survived By other reln-
tiyes and many friends. After II
am Sunday. December I. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel. 1889 You st NV. Funeral
on Monday. December =. from the
Missionary Baptist Church, aga New
ArlIngton National Cemetery. 9
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THOMAS. EDNA n. In loyins menu
DRY OF my dear daughter. EDNA
II, THOMAS, who passed away twen-
ty-one years apo TODAY, December
4, 1886
Throughout the years, not for today
alone,
Your place within my heart remains
your own.
LONESOME MOTHER, SARAH L,
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JONES. PERCY c. To q lovine hus-
band and father. PERCY c. JONES,
who passed away December /. 1851
A precious one from US has gone.
A voice we loved Is stilled.
A place Is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
WIFE CHILDREN AND GRAND
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IoNEs JAMEs {; saddenly o. sun.

day. November "a. 1857, JAMES c.
JONES OF 81 FioridA ave. nv, fAtner
Of James Z and AirmAn &C Car
II. Jones RE also leaves 70 mourn
hts passing, three sisters, three
brothers. other relatives ana many
friends Remains resting Of the John
Rhlnes d Co. Funeral Home, puI
3rc 81 SN.. where friends may call
after 4 D N Saturday. Novemoer 80
Funeral services Sunday, December /
II l pm a. the First Seventh-Day
Adventist Church. $40 Shepherd 81.
q Nv. Elder Paul Cantren oflciatlng
interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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LUFF OF Mitchellville, Md, beloved
husband OF Marion Slinglufi and
father Of MarRaret Talbot Slingiuiii
Marianne slingluff Chapman and
Richard Cross slingluif He also 1,
survived by two stepsons. John and
William Mitchell; two brothers, Eu.
gene and Richard slingluh, and three
sisters, Mrs James Burch, Mrs. J
Shorb Neale and Miss MHrGaret Sling.
lufi Friends may call AT his late
residence, Mitchelville, Md, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, December =, at 10 am
lnierment Mount Oak Cemetery
Mitohellvllle Md In preference "a
flowers. friends may make cpntribu.
lions to organizations for the blind,
SMITH. JAMES CLIFFORD. on Sat.
urday November 80, 1857, at Mount
Alto Hospital, JAMES CLIFFORD
SMITH OF 1901 North Stafford, st.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband oi
Carmen u Smith, father Of Mrs
James y, wells, Wanda q ant
sandrp X Smith. Friends may cal
At the Ives Funeral Home, 9h47 vii.
son blvd, Arlington. Va, where fu'
neral services will be held on Tues.
day, December ., at 1880 D m
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 2
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III. LEONARD J. PoHI MANN. hus-
band OF Ruby W Pohlmann and
brother OF Mrs. Samuel A, Leseh Of
Daytona Beach, FLA Mrs. Elmer
{ Mueller OF Daytona Beach, FlA /.
Mrs. Carl s. Tuggle OF Arlington.
Va Alfred W Pohlmann OF Silver
Spring. Md Robert @ Pohlmann
OF washinston. %, c. and Everett
A. Pohimann Of Arlington. Va
Friends may call AZ Gavlers Chapel.
ine oppositel. after noon Sunday,
December I. where services will be
held on Monday. December 2. ~
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery,
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HILL, BEuLAH ELIZARFTu

uraay, November 80, 1857. at AIRING
ton Hospital, BEuI.AH +. HILL 81
5025 North saith rd,, Arlington. Va.
beloved wife Of David W. hill. 81.
hil. Arlington. Va. and Thomas 4
Hill, Bethesda. Nd: granamother OF
David A. ana james r. Hill Frlenas
mas call At the Arlington Funeral
HOME. 5gVl North Fairfax dr., Ar
lngton, Va. where services viii be
heln on TUESDAY. December 8, al
$50 pm. lntermeEt Columbia
GsFdens.