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George S. Mutt, Accountant
And Former D. G. Resident

George S. Mutt. SO. certified
public accountant and former
Washington resident. died yes
terday at st. Agnes Hospital
in White Plains. N. Y. of en-
bolism after an attack Of pneu-
monia.
Born in Buckingham. NJ. he
first came to Washington as an
employe of the War Depart
ment in 1908. He attended
George Washington University
here and was graduated from
the University of Illinois in
1918. Then he returned TO the
District and worked for the
Internal Revenue Bureau and.
later. the Department OF Com
merce.
Mr.. Mutt was a Mason and
served on the board Of Trinity
Methodist Church. He was a
Scoutmaster for more than IS
years.
In 1914 Mr.. Mutt married
Grace Collifiower Middleton Of
Washington. She and their
two sons. Donald S. Mutt Of
Norristown. Pa. and James w,
Mutt of Poughkeepsie, N. r..
survive.
Other survivors are two
brothers, ROLAND Lee Mutt of
4700 Connecticut avenue NV.
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4. {. Schultz 50.
Accountant and
.Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Lawrence E. Schultz. 50, of
i4112 Colesville road. Silver
Spring. died Tuesday at his
home after a heart attack. He
had a heart condition since
1858.
Mr.. Schultz was an account
ant who kept the books for
several firms in the Silver
Spring area. He had worked
for the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. for 16 years. leaving in
1948 to go into private business
Mr.. Schultz was a member of
the Colesville Lions Club, Ma
sonic Lodge, 215 Of Silver Spring
and Grace Episcopal Church Of
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Schultz is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Marian Wheeler
Schultz, a son. Charles e.
Schultz. both Of the home adj
dress, and two sisters, Mrs.
Raymond B. Ward, jr.. Of 5911
jamestown road. Hyattsville,
and Mrs. Mabel Donaldson Of
Haywood drive, Mount Rainier.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at the
Warner E. Pumphrey funeral
home in Silver Spring. with
burial in Fort Lincoln Gene
tery.
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james r. Quode Dies;
Veteran Guordsmon

James n. Quade, "a, retired
yard foreman with the District
Water Division. and q veteran
District National Guardsman.
died at Walter Reed Hospital
early Christmas morning.
A native OF st. Marys County.
Md, Mr.. Quade was one of the
original members Of the Dis
trict National Guards l2lst
Engineer Regiment. formed
just after World War I.
During the war. as an en-
listed man in the Army, he was
stationed in Alabama and Ar
kansas. He had previously
served on the Mexican border
with the District Guard when
Gen. John J. Pershing led an
expeditionary force into Mex
leo.
When World War II broke
out. Mr.. Quade. then a captain,
and the other members Of his
regiment went into active duty
with the 29th Infantry Division
at Fort Meade. Md. He COM
manded Company A Of the
l2ist Engineers. At that time
he received the temporary rank
Of major. After the war, the
i2ist reverted to battalion size
and was assigned TO Southern
Maryland.
In 1919 he joined the District
government and rose TO the po-
sition Of yard foreman OF the
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George Herbert,
Ex-Novy EmpIoye

George E. Herbert. sr., 64, a
retired Naval Gun Factory en-
ploye. died Monday at St.
Petersburg. Fla.
Born in Southern Maryland,
Mr.. Herbert had lived in WASH
ington for more than so years
when he moved to Florida
seven years ago after retiring
His former address here was
24l8 T street Sc.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Agnes Yates Herbert of
st. Petersburg: a son, George
E. Herbert. jr.. of 1910 High
wood drive Sc, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Demma of
5006 Gushing drive, Kensing-
ton, Md.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the
Simmons funera lhome. 1861
Good Hope road Sc. Burial
will be at the Washington
National Cemetery.
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Catherine Heide,
! [eleqroph EmpIoye

Miss Catherine L. Heide. 81.
a money order supervisor at
Western Union here for more
than 40 years. died Monday in
Providence Hospital after a
long illness.
Before going TO Western
Union. Miss Heide was a
teacher at the ST. Josephs
Home and School and was ac-
tive in Catholic charity work.
She resided at 8l6 E street NE.
She is survived by two
brothers. John c.. Of the home
address, Thomas F.. Waldorf.
Md. and a sister. Mrs. Pauline
L. Childers. Of Wheaton. Md.
Funeral arrangements are
being conducted by the Ryan
funeral home, BIT Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Requiem mass
will be said at $3.50 am. to-
morrow at St. Aloysius Church,
North Capitol and / streets.
Burial will be in Gate of
Heaven Cemetery. Silver
Spring.
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Stanley VestoI, 20, Author
Of Dozen Books on the West

Campbell was first president. In
1908 he went to Oxford UNI
versity as the first Rhodes
Scholar from the new State Of
Oklahoma.
AS a boy he acquired a keen
interest in the history and Gus
toms Of the Cheyenne Indians.
This shows up in such Vestal
works as Ballads of the Old
West" Kit Carson" Happy
Hunting Grounds" and others.
A captain in the field artil-
lery in World War I. Prof.
Campbell was the outdoor type
he enjoyed horseback riding
and polo and spent his summer
vacations travelling over most
of the Plains and Rocky Noun
tain States.
He was married to the for
mer Isabel Jones. They had
two daughters.
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Charles Pothe, 81,
Pioneer in Movies

MONACO, Dec. 26 R.-
Charles Pathe. "a. one OF the
founders Of the French movie
industry. died here yesterday.
Charles Pathe started giving
shows with kinetoScope and
movie projections at fairs in
Paris in 1894. Two years later.
with his brothers. he founded
Pathe-Cinema.
Mr.. Pathe also was a pioneer
in the development of news
reels.
He founded Pathe Journal,
a newsreel firm which ex-
panded and formed branches
all over the world. The Ameri-
can branch later became in
dependent Of French owner
ship and was called Pathe
News.
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Mrs. R.W. Grain,
Arlington Resident

Mrs. Ralph w. Grain of 1899
Lee highway. Arlington. died
yesterday in Mount Alto Hos
pital Of a heart condition. She
was n.
The former TThelma Caddick
OF WaKeeney. Kans.. she was
the widow Of Ralph w. Grain, a
Spanish War veteran and Ar
lington realtor. She is survived
by two sons. Ralph W.. jr., 1923
North Frederick street. Arling-
ton; Earl P. Of the home ad-
dress. and three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing handled by the Ives fu-
neral home, 2847 Wilson boule-
ward. Arlington. Burial will be
in Quincy. H.. Monday.
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Fronk A. Combine,
Electrician Here

Frank A. Gambino, SO, a
Naval Gun Factory electrician
died yesterday in Mount Alto
Hospital. He lived at 1346
Monroe street N. z.
Active in veterans affairs,
Mr.. Gambino was a member of
the Front Line Federal Post
and the National Honor Guard.
Besides his wife, Estelle, Mr..
Gambino is survived by eight
daughters. Sister Mary Bruce,
Minneapolis, Mrs. Anthony
Flores, 2004 South Sixth street,
Arlington; Mrs. Eleanor Lar
sen, College Park, Md: Mrs.
Lawrence Kyber. Culver City,
Calf; and Madeline, Lois.
Camille and Frances of the
home address; four sons,
James. John, Joel and Frank,
jr.. of the home address, and
seven grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 9:l5 am. Monday in st.
Dominic's Church. SIS Sixth
street S.W. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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DEATHS
III Mrmnriant
Nnnouneements 81
Services by Chambers

BROWN. IRVING FRANCIS. A tribute
Of love 70 the memory OF our Gear
brother. IRVING FRANCIS BROWN,
Who departed this life fftRen years
ago TO-DAY. December 28. 1912.
We DO not need q special day
To bring you to our minds,
The DAYS We DO not think OF you
YoUR pEvoTED BRoTHERs AND
SISTERS
CLIFFORD. LEANDER q. In loving
memory q VI dear father. LEANDrR
o CLIFFORD. who departed this life
tventy-six years ago TO-DAY. Deeem-
coRNaLIA '1s LIE AND vERNrcE.
DREER. EMMA AND MABLE. Precious
mother. EMMA T.l1ss' pRETR, Who our passsd sssi
away December 20. i92s. and sister.
MAPLE DREER. December .6, i949
We think OF you both in silence,
NO one can see us weep:
Asnv silent tears are shed
While others are asleep.
As long as life lasts and memory
We viii remember thee
REV, HERMAN DREER; SISTERS,
IHEQpoRA' BLANCHE AND
FIREMAN. HAYWOOD. In loyinE
memory OF our dear father, HAY
WOOD FREEMAN, who departed this
life December 2B, 1853,
Wen faithful. thou has faithfully
Unto Thy Lord with Him thou shall
be hieSt.
Sing faithful. sing. and let thy nam,
survive.
For though In peaceful slumber, thou
are yet alive. THE FAMILY
HARRIS. MAMIE n. Sacred to the
Mr. b. HARRIS, who entered ihs
Great BEYOND eiRhteen wears ago
today, December 26' 1890.
Side py side may we stand at the
same Rete when all is done
MARTHA n WINSTON
HORAN, EMMA u. In loving memory
Of mother. EMMA ID HORAN, who
LETT us one year aso today
Gone. nov, dear Mother, is all pain
! VII ave thanks ISs because sect Of % yoam
OF your love, Mother, unselfsh and
l viii make IN, life what you wished
Believing that you are still suIdins
YOUR LOVING SON. HENRY
MOHLER. EDWARD ,, In loving mem
oTy Of our dear father EDWARD J.
MoHLER, who departed this life
December 10. 1913
Rest In peace
HIS SONS
LUDLOW. JANE ELSIE. In loving
memory OF our beloved wife and
isiI Us 80 suddenly HSe H Years acc acc
today, December 20, 1869.
Another christmas has came and
And sad sdth again Is here:
It's been nve years, dear Mother
pEvoasp Soss poa atsSASS }sfs sHs hM hoM y qbAnhasH nhasH
LER, LoRENA, AND soN-iN-LAW,
JANsES. LAURA ALICE, In sad bu,
lovine remembrance of our beloved
passed away seven years sso today
December 20, 1850
She heard voice we couldn't hear
Which said YOU cannot stay.
She saw a hand We couldn't see,
That beckoned her away,
And when the sun in all It's state
Rose In the Eastern skies,
She passed through gloryt golden
And walked In paradise
THE FAMILY
MARSHALL, LULA A. In loving re-.
membrance OF our dear mother.
LULA A, MARSHALL, who departed
THIS life one year ago today, Decem-
her 2b, 1906
God save US a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old
God iiade her smiles as the sunshine,
He made her heart OF pure sold
HER LOVING CHILDREN
sEBOURE, n. GEHn. In sad but
loving remembrance OF my dear hus-
band n OEHR SEBOuRE, VINO de-
parted this i..,nhs, ne thirteen years asc
The angels are safely guarding X
A sacred and silent Gfave,
For IN IL lies precious one
| loved, but could not save
LOVING WIFE, ANNE SEHOURE.
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Charles Shields,
Air Force Veteran

Col. Charles j. Shields, so,
Air Force. retired. died yester-
day of cancer at the National
Institutes Of Health.
A native Of Oil City. Pa. Col.
Shields had lived here at COL
Nineteenth street NV, for
about six years.
Col. Shields retired as a re-
serve officer about four years
ago. Before World War II he
was a stockbroker in Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Survivors are his sister. Mrs.
James L. Gilliland of Haworth.
N. j.. and two brothers. Hugh
j. Shields and P. J. Shields,
both of Erie, Pa.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 am. tomorrow at Fort
Myer Chapel. with full military
honors. Burial viii be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. %
(R,-Walter S. Campbell. 20,
well known author and teacher
of professional writing courses
at the University of Oklahoma
died Wednesday. Mr.. Camp
bell wrote under the name OF
Stanley Vestal and was the
author of more than a dozen
books.
Born near Sevry. Kans., Mr..
Campbell was educated at the
public schools in Fredonis
Kans.; Guthrie. Okla. and at
Southwestern State Normal
School in Weatherford, Okla.
Of which his stepfather, j. r.
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and Clarence w. Mutt of New
York. and two sisters. Mrs,
Edna L. Miller of I'll Ritten-
house street NV. and Mrs
Vedah E. Mattingly of Miami,
Fla.
Services will be held Satur-
day in White Plains. Burial
will be in Kensico Cemetery
there.
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Andrew Geer Services
Are Set for Monday

Funeral services for Andrew
Geer. writer and Marine Re-
serve officer, will be held at /
pm. Monday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Mr.. Geer, who died Sunday
at his home in San Rafael,
Calf. was the author of The
Sea Chase" The New Breed
and other books and magazine
articles.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Jane l.. RoSsell Geer. of
San Rafael.
The family requests that to-
kens of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions TO the
American Cancer Society.
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In Mrmnrtamt

sPEIDEN, MARY v, In memory Of
mother ana grandmother MARY v
SpEIDEN who passed away one year
ago today December 20, 1856
WILLIAM AND THE FAMILY.
TYLER, MAMIE. In loving remem-
brAnce OF my mother, MAMIE TYLER,
who departed this life fve wears aRo
toda-, December "a 1862.
Today Is a day Of remembrance
And OF many sad regrets;
day we shall always remember
when the rest OF the world iorgets
HER SON MELVIN s TYLER
WILLIS, JAMES D.. Loving remem-
brance OF our namesake, REV JAMES
r WILLIS, who entered into eternal
rest twentv-nine years ago today,
December 20, 1928
His life, II was a model one,
With love and all good deeds
Pull TO brim with sacrifice,
Adr'0,sterine to our needs. a
His memory TO Us is treasurt
THE JAMES WILLIS BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION, MRS. MAN lie
REEVES, President.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun-

OTeIIldLOTluI0
j. William Lees Sons Co.
A FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t,n t,s,. 8, 1nd sw Mas. Mas ave NE u 5000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
t24 r st. NV. NO. 7-0133
2Os
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With Regard 60 .
Gard Of Thanks

very oitea . cord oi thonks n
The Stal meets . need which cen
haFdly be solved in cry eikes ses
Net onlY . 4 . sraeicus sxpiess'on
ei efatiiude to those Who hove sent
ilossl tributes but elso eeurteossls
acknowledge the services end
kindaesses ei the many 10 whom
pesoaal aese Of thenks eanaos
veil be mollsd o. whose aamss
and eddresss ore not known
Insertion Of . cord ei thoaks
may Be auonsed By telephone to
The Stef. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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When thoughts run too deep
for words or teors

There are moments so moving that only the gentle
gift OF flowers expresses what is most deeply felt.
This natural gesture creates special tie between
those who remember together the beauty of
flowers eases the ache Of shared loss Your re-
membrance OF flowers will always say what your
heart is too full to express.
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CoCKERILLI. MARY BUEIL.

Doctor Hospital, MARY BUELL.
cocKERlLLE, formerly Of Herndon.
Va, the beloved wife Of the late
buell. Of Efinghan. In. ana sister
ip-law Of Mrs Arthur HYDE Buell.
at the Green Funeral Home, Herndon,
va. Funeral services will be held
g. 2W Pm. 1,nsns Thgsrsdayb December 2
Church. Interment in Chestnut
Grove Cemetery.
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WILLIAM q cLHsPY. seey. 81
DOWNS. LOUISE. on Monday, De-
pisaI. MRS. LOUISE Downs s"1s wife sOo Of
sa..v:s sns .sts N,hn w,hiiliam a Downs; ,hs
Burkhardt. sister Of Mrs Faith Miller.
Mrs. Mabel German, Mr. Carroll and
Hammett NeitSey Friends NAV call
At the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81
and Mass ave ne. after pm
"wednesday. December Is. where serv-
ices will Be held on Friday, December
"a. ct ] pm 1nterment Ariineton
National Cemetery %
DOWNS. LOUISE. Members Of the
A All-American Auxiliary. No
2h2Q. " p W. are re-
EtI quested 20 attend funeral
services for our late mem
49, Der LOUISE DOWNS. on
N|y THURSDAY, December "a.
1887, a. 2 pm. al the Lee
Funeral Home. 18th 81. and Mass.
n fr-rtr - .our So.
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CHARLES O. MANUEL. ~, secy
EATON, CORINNE y. on Wednesday.
Hospital MISS coRiNNE Y EATON
Of 9510 Old OeorPetown rd, BE.
Annie N Eaton. Clarence Eaton,
Harry 7 Raton hnd Mrs lillian
Wixon; aunt OF Henry r. Wixon,
Friends may call al the Lee Pu-
neral Home. 9Th &c. and Mass ave
ne, where services will be held on
Saturday December 2f ~ ~ am,
InteTnent Congregational Cemetery, ~
ECH0Ls. BEssIE N. Departed this
life on sunday. December 80, 1887.
At Freedmen's Hospital, MRS BEB.
BE NJ, EcHoiS Of 6OiO 4th 81
beloved mother Of Mrs. Myrtle Dun
see. She also leaves four grand
children. three great-grandchiidre
two sisters, her daughter-in- -law, SON
in-law, four granddaughterE-in-l -law,
stepgrandchildren and other rela.
tiyes and ,trlends After 8 pm,
invited 70 call AZ the Barbour Fu:
services on Friday. December III. al
pm, Al the Israel Baptist cfllrch.
mond r. Robinson oficiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial cemetery.
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RUTH CLARK. President.
FTeDA FOSTER. Seeretary.

RUTH CLARK. President
F"SDA FOSTER Secretary.
DREW. SAMUEL o. Suddenly. at his
home. 1894 Walisch pl NV. SAM
yEL o. DREW Many relatives and
epSs sSs psa,.r SI,lye nsssI Es1lns n resting ting
day December s7' 1857 Punerai
on -aturdav. December 2s Al
pm. from the above funeral home
Interment HARMONY Cemetery 81
MASSEY. MABEL BOoNE. On
wwsdnssdas, wsnsr sooips peceTesr ssv sS' 1857
Q, nss ,Wsstrin,tsr St ny widow
funeral later, Services BY stewart.
DUNCAN. HUGH N. on sunday. De.
ssmbsIro z" 1857 HUoH " DUNCAN
,hssr soC q Ne. GTa Martha syf Wv.lsosnv ssvG,ss sss
grandfather Of Mrs Gloria 2 Walker
and Jacob I FELTON,: " Also surviving
are 2 sister. Mrs Hattie Tut other
Is noon ThursdSy. December "'.sr ss.
friends are invited to call az the
z nv. Funeral on Friday Decem.
esr e,.n,. z. 49, 2, Pr, Ts, from he Florida
not Se open in church, interm-nt
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 20
DUNCAN. HUGH NJ A speeisl COM
A ]! { I! e.:
er. HunH 'Ixle'f N 'fnujEEc2PMF, jpE 2PF late broth
JUNIUs M. FLETCHER,
Worshinful Master
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HERBERT. GEORGE 2. A suecial

Z; ;. C: !;
the remains OF Brother
GEORGE a. HERBERT
RICHARD W, wALDT. Master.
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Wckfs rs, ,s,ms., EMSA GsRdhgDE INV, EG q Ys saR
TRUbE HICKS Of S0ii r q nv.
beloved daughter Of Mrs Pauline
Mcdowell She also is survived By
three aunts. one uncle, other rela-
Hicks NAV Be viewed Al the stewart
Funeral Home. 80 n ST. ne. after
. pm Thursday. December 20. where
services will be held on Friday. De-
ssemoer 27 at am. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. %
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q e.: s.; !; /; i:
.r. LAWRENCE I scHuLTz' Mem
0er' are uFF1s uPFFE1RsRYso % w s''eFS TSsoN.
Worshipful Master.
II p HUTCHINSON, Secretary. 90
SCHULTZ LAwnENCE :; otaests
.E Lions Club are hereby no.
"N tined Of the death Of Lion
NY On on ISssSss. December q. I
- GARNET d. INscoE,
WILLIAM NJ HEWITT, sssy.
Wednesday. December 25, 1857, At
! sHIIDs, Beloved brother Of Mrs
james L. GlllIland OF Hawor.h; n. y;
Hush J. and p. J. shilds of
kDs,dp Rms p yup.ts prspdi HG%. me, fsl sIs the
me- Services at the Fort Mysr
Chapel on Friday. December ~, at
am lnterment Arlinston Ma
tionai Cemetery
sKINNLR, HELEN BYRNE. on Mon
siYIasEP P'isHssS sRfssEk Of lPS5s lPSS5s GgIan. c5aas
bla I'd NV. wife Of the late Wade
u skinner ST.. and mother OF Mrs
Gerald z. ysssup, Wade X, iri and
Robert e skinner, 81 she also Is
ices At the 5, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, agOi 18th st. NV, on Fri
day. peesmbsI 25, et s:3o an.
Al and PARK nd NV where the
holy saerifce Of the mass viii Be
her soul. intermsnt Mount olivst
SMITH fAffI'i JOSEPHINE CLARK. on Sun.
DAY. December ,2s,, 1907, AZ hsr
PHiNE CLARK SMITH, beloved vile
.yOtsd zee molheT ass T's 81 s%0pS % pSrotSS 1T'9
n EoSslSsSSS !, I ara ara Mr.. Y Ed,.S, mn u
sS.D, Ssns.n Hpb' p,s0S. s0S Ism'j; jo,roS'S. DSES
p ana Joseph Robbinsen, IT,: sistsf
Of Mrs vannie Lou Klnafd, John
~, and Richard Earl CLARK She
nS ssG ssa. sS.''v'f fh e' . G'niI Mrs 'lssfSs s@S
may be viewed Al the above residence
rr sissr pm a..IS.y rrid.y' December bscsmSsr II
pm. Interment Carver Memorial
sfT%sS fiTS''S aSSfS SiSsisf' s'svs.s 81 s.sp,. !.
fTE STEWART Of aiaI, Kim Sc.
Lewis and Raymond W Stewart and
son OF the. late Thomas and jamie
Stewart Also suryivlne are a sister
Mrs Bertha " orif1n. his nleces
pephe"s, other relatives and many
friends Notice q funeral later;
sT0KELY RUTH GOODsON LEE.
of 1880 Euclid g, NV. on peeem-
Der "a, 1897, mother OF Vivian g.
FrazEano and sister Of Dora Gale
Services AZ Chambers Funeral Home
400 Chaplin q NV, on saturday,
sfTuARPp. fTSp.'Io goHS ''sIIib MsIib6n. 6"''o1s 81 Mon.
STUART oi 300 connecticut ave.
NV, beloved husband Of Marie Fitz-
gerald Stuart, father OF Mrs. Fred
erick y Dom, Charles r., william
A and John: y. NEethssr q Mrs,i
at oawler's Chapel. 7b0 Pa. ave
NV tcourtesy parkine oppositel
Rosary services AZ pm. Thursday,
-! December 20 Inttrment Albany,
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Dets ~ Cvntt u.sttlS. q
olic Daughters Of America.
are requested TO assemble
At the s. H. Hines Co. fAa-
neral Home. 1901 i4th st.
NV, on Friday, December
:. at T.30 D m. TO Tecite
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day. December -. 1857. At 81
PstsrsburE, Fla. GEORGE Z HER.
HEkI. Sr beloved husband Of ARnss
Herbert, IT.. and Dora Demma Fu-
neral services 81 the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd
Sc, on Friday December 81. a. 2
pm Interment WASHINGTON Ma
tiensl Cemetery
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Dscenber IS. 1857. foUIs BURDoo
Of 1929 Nichols ave. s.w.. beloved
husband OF Fannie Burdoo and de-
Harry snider ana Mrs Robert Ben.
iamin He also Is survived BY hve
grandchildren Funeral services at
the Bernard Dansansky A. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 l4th st. NV. on
Thursday. December 20. at 2 pm.
Interment Agudas Achim Cemetery
In lieu Of flowers. the family sug-
gests that contributions may be made
20 the Heart Fund. Memorial week.
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Illii Nursing Home, PEARL GREEN
CLEMENT, OF Cameron. Tex. beloved
and mother Of George X Clement
She also is survived By one grand
son, George X Clement. ", and
three ereat-Rrandchildren Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2s47 Wilson blvd Arlington. Va,
until 3 pm Saturday. December ~
Funeral services and interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
FAMOUS FABLES

BARGAIN: During the 3Os,
when his sons were attending
UCLA. comedy star Joe Z. Brown
was the sparkplug Of student
projects on the campus, he
writes in his book, Laughter Is
a Wonderful Thing"
Although / am an uneducated
man. In the academic sense, ]
was invited to Join my sons fra.
ternity, Zeta Psi. The only catch
was that the fraternity accepted
no honorary members. ! had to
be an accredited undergraduate.
"Waiying my lack Of q high
school diploma. UCLA let me pay
tuition fees as q special stu
dent and I enrolled. That fixed
up my qualifications for the fra
ternity all right, but / wanted to
so the whole hog. So I enrolled
for o course in physics.
"At the first class, I opened
my big mouth and challenged
the professors statements. Pro-
ceedings became to uproarious
that the professor bargained
privately with me afterward.
Stay away from my class
and I'll give you an A. he told
me. But If you ever show your
face in here again, I'll funk
you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
500 Catholic Men
To Hold Prayer Viqil

More than 1900 men from So
Catholic parishes will take part
In an all.night prayer vigil from
10 o'clock tonight until 8 am.
tomorrow ct the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart. Sixteenth street
and Park road NV.
The men are members of the
Nocturnal Alteration Society Of
the Washington Archdiocese.
They will pray for peace and
freedom for the United States
as well as the health and well
fare Of President Eisenhower
and other Government leaders.
The Rev. Michael j. Farrell is
moderator of the society for the
archdiocese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04
Hospital Unit Changes
Name, Moves to VA

The Interagency Institutes for
Federal Hospital Administrators
have q new name and address,
it was announced today-the
Hospital Institutes now at the
main Veterans Administration
Building here.
Formerly the institutes have
been located at the Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
The. Institutes are designed to
give top administrators in
Federal hospitals O chance to
keep abreast Of new techniques
and ideas in the field Of hospital
management. A regular three
week course features lectures and
discussions by outstanding lead
ers in this lleld.
Col. Frederick H. Gibbs. USA,
retired. will continue as per-
manent director Of the institutes
The 18th session is tentatively
scheduled for October 20 through
November Is,