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mite charged he was involved
in q wire-tapping episode.
In 1851. a House investigating
committee produced testimony
to show that MIR. Grunewald
had conspired 10 flx income tax
suits. He was accused Of re-
ceiving $4,000 IN bribes to
quash prosecutions pending
against a dress firm and whole
sale meat company.
Two others were convicted
with Mr.. Grunewald in 1855. but
the decision was reversed on a
legal technicality. A second
trial ended in a deadlock last
July and a retrail had been set
for october 6.
Besides the widow, who lives
at 5000 Thirty-ninth street
NV, Mr.. Grunewald leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Christine
Hough of 1902 Lilly Dhu lane,
Falls Church, and Miss Erna
Grunewald, of the 800 block
of Volta place NV; a sister,
Mrs. Erna Freyman of 1925
Fifteenth street NV. and four
grandchildren.
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Mrs. Dittmeyer,
Of Forest Service

Mrs. Ellen NJ. Dittmeyer, n.
retired employe of the United
States Forest Service, died yes
terday in Charles Town, w.
Va. hospital.
Mrs. Dittmeyer went to work
with the Forest Service in 1907
after two years with the Gen.
eral Land ONCE of the Geologi-
cal Survey.
In 1908 she was transferred
to the Missoula, Mont, ofiice of
the Forest Service, where she
remained until her resignation
in 1915.
She was re-empioyed by the
Forest Service in Washington
in 1899 and served in the Divi-
sion of Personnel Management
until her retirement in 1851.
Mrs. Dittmeyer had made her
home in Harpers Ferry, w. Va,
since her retirement. She leaves
no immediate survivors.
Requiem mass and burial will
be at 10 am. Saturday in Har-
perS Ferry.
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1n MrmnrtattI

SWAMI, BETTE A. AND JOSHUA;
BROWN, BETTE SWAMI. Sacred
is the memory of our loved ones:
Parents, BETTE and JOSHUA
SWAMI, and sister. BETTE SWAMI
BROWN, who passed away Septem-
ber 25, i94l: September S, 1899,
and November IA, 1888, respec-
lively.
We cannot say, we. will not say
That they are dead: they are Just
With CHEEKY smile and a wave of
They have wandered into an un-
known land
And left US dreaming how very fair
Its needs must be, since they linger
Think Of them stil as the same we
They are not dead, they are Just
NELLIE AND WILLIAM.
TOLSON, RACHEL H. In memory Of
our precious mother, RACHEL H
TOLSON, who died September 20.
1922.
, Many of our loved ones have Joined
you, mother; the rest OF US still re-
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS. ANNA,
RACHEL AND ESTHER.
WEBB, EDWARD T., sr. In loving
memory OF our husband and father
EDWARD T. WEBB, Sr., who de-
parted this life, thirteen years ago
September 25, I945.
Though time comforts our sorrow,
Loving thoughts and memories OF
you
Ever remain in our hearts.
HIS WIFE AND SONS.
YOUNG, EsTELLE COFFEY c. In
loving memory Of my beloved wife.
ESTELLE COFFEY c. YOUNG, who
passed away seven years ago today,
September 20. 1851.
so much you gave to others to make
life worthwhile,
So much of love, services and spir-
itual gifts that money can't
buy.
Your words were kind and cheerful,
When speaking to family, stranger
or friend.
All who knew you loved you dearly.
You we're faithful to the end
Oh, the Toys we shared. and hap
piness. too,
Would never have been ours without
wonderful you.
HUSBAND, DR., BLAKE B. YOUNG;
SISTERS, EMILY B COFFEY AND
PAULINE c. BOYD.
ZEPP. MILLARD f., ST.. In loving
memory of our husband and father
MILLARD F. zEPP, Sr., who departed
this life three years ago today, Sep
tember 95, 1856
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord,
And let Thy perpetual light shine
WIFE, BESSIE: I'm SON AND FAMILY. +.
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FEC Delays
Rise in Rutes
ForTeIetypes
By the Aasoeilted Prel.


Charges for private line tele-
typwriter service will stay at
present levels for at least three
more months.
The Federal Communications
Commission yesterday sus-
pended until January l rate
increases planned for october /.
In its order, the FEC said
the rate increases proposed by
the American Telephone a.
Telegraph Co. and the Western
Union Telegraph Co. raised
questions as to the propriety
Of the level Of the proposed
rates and also as TO possible
effects on competition"
Meanwhile, FEC hearings on
the reasonableness Of the
AT&T and Western Union pro-
posals are due to resume Oc-
tober 2.
AT&T has proposed rate
increases averaging rs per cent
and calculated to bring in an
additional $l1 million a year in
revenue. Western Union pro-
posed an average % per cent
raise which would yield about
$6.7 million q year in added
income.
The two Arms contended the
rate increases are justified by
low earnings on teletypewriter
service.
However. opponents con-
tended among other things
that distribution of news would
be adversely affected by higher
rates.
Among those protesting the
plans to increase service
charges we're the American
Newspaper Publishers Associ-
alton. stock and commodity ex-
changes. major railroads and
trucking groups.
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Henry GrunewoIdD Dies;
Had Stormy Career

Henry (The Dutchmanl
Grunewald. a German immi-
grant who became known as q
coniidant Of top Washington
figures and an influence ped
dler," died early today in
Georgetown Hospital at the age
of IS.
Mr.. Grunewald suffered a
stroke last Monday, the fatal
follow-up to a succession Of
heart attacks during a five-
year period when he was In
trouble with the law he once
defended as a Justice Depart
ment agent.
The end Of the colorful, one
time star espionage agent came
two weeks before he was to be
retired in New York on charges
of conspiracy to flx income tax
suits. With two others. includ-
ing a former New York assist
ant internal revenue commits
sioner. he was convicted in
1855 of receiving $160,000 in
bribes to quash prosecutions
against two New York firms.
But the Supreme Court re-
versed the conviction on a
statute Of limitation technical
ity, and the case was retired.
The second trial ended in a
deadlocked jury.
Mr. Grunewald's Washington
influence became known dur
ing House investigation of in
come tax scandals in 1852. For
not cooperating, MI. Grune-
wald was convicted of contempt
of Congress, fined $1,000 and
given a 90-day suspended SEM
tence.
When he travelled to New
Jersey and registered in a hotel
with a woman under an as
sumed name, District Judge
Alexander Holtzoff sent him. to
jail for 80 days.
Mr.. Grunewald was born of
German parents in Port Eliza
beth, South Africa. on May 10,
1892. His family moved to-
Germany and he came to the
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J. W. Schippmonn

CHICAGO, Sept. rs (AP).-
John w. Schippmann, 70, Of
Golden Beach, Fla, died yes
terday In Memorial Hospital.
He was a director of the Victor
Adding Machine Co., the Ma
tional Security Bank of Golden
Beach, a trustee of the Uni
versity Of Miami and chairman
of the Southeastern Ford Trac-
tor Co. and the Florida Tractor
Co., both of Miami.
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Bratha

YOUNG, MICHAEL. On Tuesday, Sep
tember %, 1855, MICHAEL YOUNG,
son Of Mr.; and Mrs. c. Foggie. He
one sister. other relatives and
friends After pm. Thursday,
September 25, friends may call at
the johnson a. Jenkins Funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV, where
services will be held on Friday,
September 20, at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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W. H. Adams, S6,
Virginia Legislator

RICHMOND, Sept. rs (AP)
William H. Adams, So, for
mer city councilman, alderman
and acting Mayor and member
of the House of Delegates for
"a years, died yesterday.
Mr.. Adams left the House
of Delegates in 1852. Then 80
years old, he was the oldest
member of the House in age
and in service.
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United States alone when he
was is.
After working a short time in
an uncle's restaurant. Mr..
Grunewald enlisted in the
Navy in 1909. At the time of
his enlistment he told the Navy
he was born in the United
States in 1890. His five years in
the Navy included service
aboard the battleship Connec-
ticut where Shipmates gave him
"a nickname-"The Dutchman"
that stuck the rest Of his life.
Mr.. Grunewald was honorably
discharged from the navy in
1914 and worked briefly in New
York as a YMCA clerk and
bookkeeper. He married Chris
tine Schumacher in 1916 and a
year later went to work as a
Justice Department agent.
Using his ability to speak
German to good advantage, Mr..
Grunewald posed as a German
agent and was credited with
uncovering several German
spies during World War I. His
most daring exploit was the
theft of two tons of German
Embassy papers from the Swiss
consulate in New York. The
papers contained plans for
German espionage and subver-
sion in this country.
Prohibition Agent
In 1919, Mr.. Grunewald went
to work for Henry w. Marsh,
an internationally known ty-
coon. AS an investigator for
Mr.. Marsh, young Grunewald
exposed a Russian agent pur-
ported to be plotting to over
throw the United States Gov
ernment.
Three years later, Mr.. Grune-
valid again entered Govern
ment service. this time as a
prohibition agent. He took part
in several big raids in the New
York area. He suffered a set
back, however. when he and
five other agents were indicted
in 1922 IN connection with il
legal liquor Withdrawals from
a bonded warehouse. Mr.. Grun-
ewald and the other agents
were acquitted, but the incident
blocked later efforts of Mr..
Grunewald to rejoin the FBI.
Mr.. Grunewald first came to
Washington in 1920 as a 81 900
a-mohth secretary and investi-
gator for Mr.. Marsh. His job
was to keep the now retired in
surance tycoon informed on
what was going on in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Grunewald made many
friends in his new job. He was
soon on a first-name basis
with senator's. cabinet members.
Governors, big business men
and top officials of the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
Involved with OPA
The Washington investigator,
who worked mostly behind the
scenes, broke into the news in
1943 for alleged black market
activities in liquor. The Office
of Price Administration charged
him in a SIS million suit for
overceiling liquor sales. Mr..
Grunewald denied the charges
and the suit was dropped in
1850.
In 1888, the Dies Committee
investigated Mr.. Grunewald's
participation in the sale of
American fighter planes to
China but the investigation got
nowhere.
Mr.. Grunewald's role as one
of Washington's most effective
behind the = scenes operators
was first revealed in 1850 when
a Senate investigating COM
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CarA nt Chunks

MINER, BETTY n. The family Of the
late BETTY N MINER wishes TO ex-
press deepest thanks and sincere
Appreciation for the many tributes
OF sympathy during our recent be-
reavement. The FAMILY.
TALBOT, FRANK J.. We wish to
thank the friends and relatives Of
the late FRANK J, TALBOT for
their expressions" VI sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings received
at the time OF our bereavement
MRS BESSIE TALBOT AND
DAUGHTER
Evening star., 1958-09-25

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-s sites. will
divide: reasonable Call ia. S-5976
FORT lincoln CEMETERY--Choice
lot Of sites; secrifiee, 81 200 value
for $500 cash. JU. $4,000.
FORT LINCOLN-l lot OF 2 sites will
sac for $3.50 cash. OIL. 2-3643.
LOTS C3), ideal location, in beautiful
Fort Lincoln; priced for quick sale.
Phone AP. 7-2691 after 8 pm.
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets need which con
hordly be solved in any Other woY
Not only Is II o eroeious expression
Of gratitude 10 those who have sent
floFel tributes but also eOurtsOusll
acknowledges the services and
kindnssses Of the mony TO whom
o personal note oi thonks eonnoi
we'll be moiled OF whose nomes
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
moy be ononged BY telephone to
The Stor. ST, $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
Evening star., 1958-09-25

aNsA is to notify offlcers and
NS5SM st1S members wo,Gir. Gi the 81 sheet No
NMEH Bother go ' FRANK IA si sENJS-
ENs/ MIN BLUNDELL. serv.
ices will be held Friday
mo4.,.ng, September 20, 1888, Al
10 am, at st Patrieks Church.
JAMES W. DoNAHUE. secy. 25
BOND, MILDRED ANN. Of eso2 Keat-
ing ST., Hillerest Heights, Nd, on
sspteemsSsr T o.heS lgos Wits Mrs Of Ernest Lfs
Bradshaw. Mrs. Peter villa. George
Ann Bond: sister OF Mrs Louis Han
nibal, aunt Of Mr.. AND Mrs. Edwin
neral Home, ST. 11th ST. Sc, on
Friday, September &c, at pm.
Interment Washington NATIONAL
Cemetery. 20
ROWLWARE. LAURA. On Saturday
September 90, 1858, LAURA BOWL
WARE Of 1905 New Hampshire ave.
NV, beloved sister 81 Lucille Bat5ie;
DYE, Ruth Jeter, Beulah Mitchell,
Andrew, James, Fudge and Fred
Jeter. She also is survived by other
relatives and friends. After , pm.
are % invited invited to cali at the Jarvis Fu-
neral Chapel. 1882 You st. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Friday, September %, at l pm.
1nterment Chester, S. c. 70
CLARKE, ALFRED DELANEY. Or
Tuesday, September 23, 1858, AL.
FRED DELANEY CLARKE Of 1881
sGs MsTIGn s. cs4ke s aevSSso soa Of uiP tRe late
Alfred and Jennie Clarke, brother
Of Mrs Bessie NJ. Bell, Stewart ano
Bradley Clarke, Many other rela-
tives and friends also survive After
neral Home. 3s5 Rhode Island ave
NV. Mass will be offered for tht
repose Of his soul at 8 am, Friday
September 26, At the Holy Re Eedeemeel naei
Rood Cemetery.
eleven. Q. LOUIS; L s.o On WEDNESDAY ; ss,,s
eleven fs tSIn Beloved Ss Husband hls of aetty
NJ eleven, father Of Mrs. Helen c
Veale Of orleans. France; srand;
father father Of # William Mrs S1da Vess eUle aHd q
Hampton, Va Friends may call a
the Birch Funeral Home, 3034. N
st. NV, after l pm. THURSDAY
September 20, where services will bs
terry. 20
CRAIG, RHODA. on Monday Sep
74-A Bates ST. NV. RHoDA CRAIG
beloved mother of Lorraine Wilson.
Lillian, Pauline and Edward Craig;
sister OF Bennetta, Ethel Edward
and Rudolph craig she also Is SUI, sur
Observation-Disclosures nieces, neph-
ews and many friends. After 3 pm.
Friday. September 20, friends may
call at the William Spangler Funeral
ices will be held on Saturday, Sep
tember 20, at / pm; Interment
= Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
CURTIS, ANNIE JETER. on Tuesday
September %, 1858, ANNIE JETER
CURTIS Of 800 Oakdsle pl,. NV,
wife Of John A. Curtis. mother oi
William Solomon, sister Of Mrs Mrs
Mae Green. Many other relative.
and friends also. survive; After 4
pm. Friday, September 49, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, 3s9 Rhode Island ave .4 Nv
September %, at the Turner Me.
mortal Church. 9Th and Eye SITS. n ".
the Rev Mr. Guiles oflciating. In.
terment woodlawn Cemetery. 26
DIXON, EMMA W. On wednesday
September "a, 1858, at Physician,
Memorial Hospital, EMMA w
DIXON. wife of the late James r
Dixon: mother Of Mary G. Gregg
William H., James E. and Jamel
r. Dixon She also is survived By
twenty grandchildren and fourteen
call at the Arehart Funeral Home
Inc, La Plata, Nd, until Friday
September 90. at q am. Services
and interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Rosary service on Thursday, Septem.
Der 20, at 8 pm. 26
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BALDWIN, HOBART E.. Jr; suddenl

on Tuesday, September 90, 1895, al
Hinesville, Ga, HOBART e. BALD.
WIN, Jr.. OF 4S26 Sedgwiek st. NV
son Of Hobart Z. and Mary l. Bald
and grandson OF Mrs, Minnie M
Baldwin. Services will be held al
the wesley Methodist Church. Con-
necticut ave. and Jocelyn St. NV
on Friday. September 20, at
pm. Interment Parklawn Cemetery
Friends wishing to, may make con-
tributions to the KiWanis Founds-
tion for Crippled Children.
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1raths

ACOsTA. FRANK r. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. September 20, 1865,
FRANK r. AcosIA Of 4sO3 Wellins,
ton dr., Chevy Chase, Mo, beloved
Invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md.
Services will be held pm, Friday,
September 20. at Fort Myer Chapel.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry,
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BAYLOR, SARAH JANE. Depal

BAYLOR, SARAH JANE. Departed
this life on Monday, September ~
1855, at the District General Hos.
pital, SARAH JANE BAYLOR Of
p01 Massachusetts ave NV. She
leaves to mourn their loss four
DAUGHTERS, Mrs. Ethel Burdette. Mrs
Viola Bundy, Mrs Gladys Watts and
Mrs, Christine Newman: ten grand
children, twenty grest-grandchil-
dren and a host OF other relatives
to call at the j. r. Cameron q;
Sons Funeral Home, 61I K st. NV,
after 3 pm. Friday, September 20
Funeral services viii be held at the
First Rising Mount Zion Baptist
Church, 9th and SITS, NV. at
1:30 pm. Saturday, September "a,
the Rev. Ernest Gibson offlciating
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar
ranRements BY J. R. Cameron 81
Sons. 26'
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BLACKWELL, THOMAS

day. September -, 1858, THOMAS
C. BLACKWELL of 4440 Douglas St
ne, father of Thomas C. Blackwell,
ir., and Mrs. Eleanor Butler; son Of
Mrs Jeanette Blackwell Many
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. After. pm. Friday, Septem-
ber 2O, friends may call at the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3SQ Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services will
be held on Saturday, September %.
at | pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 20
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BELCHER, LILLn MAY ROEBUCK.

on Friday, September Is, 1865, at
Bethesda Naval Hospltal, MRS. LII,
6l3 9TH ST. ne. the Beloved wife
of Mr.. Joe N Relcner and mother
of Dorothy Thompson. She also is
survived tS heI mother Mrs. Lula
Robinson: two sisters, Mrs. Annie
mae smith anc Miss Mar5 Robinson;
three bTLthers. Eugene, Earl aud
Dave Roebuck. clher relatives and
many friends After 3 pm Thurs
day September 70, friends may call
at the William Spangler Funeral
Home. 524 Sth st ne, where Serv-
ices will be held at | pm. Friday,
September 26. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery The family may
be contacted at $50 Eames pl \ e.
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CALLAHAN. JOHN r. on II
Snnienher 81 HaSn at VNa 4

JUHN z. on Tuesday,
September 20. 1865, at Washing ton
Sanltarlum, Iakoma Park, Nd,
band OF the late Margaret A. Gala
han and father Of Myrtle Callahan,
father OF Catherine Daniels and
Frances j. Callahan. He also is
survived by nine grandchildren.
Friends may call at dysong'S Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N st NV, where
prayers viii be said on Friday, sep
tember 20 al = am, thence to Our
Lady of Sorrows Catholic sChurch.
New Hampshire ave and Larch ave-,
Takoma Park, where mass will be
offered at 10 am. for the repoSe
OF mis- soul InteTment Mount
OliVeJ Cemetery rs
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GROSS. WILLIAM W. suddenly on

Tuesday, September 23, 1855, at
D. General Hospital WILLIAM
voted brother of Wayne, Edward,
Calvin Gross, Miss Mary Gross, Mrs
Ida Hamilton, Mrs. Guila Jones, Mrs
Myrtle !. Brooks, other relatives and
friends. After pm. Friday. Sep
tember 20, friends may call at the
Robert O. Mason Funeral Home,
$500 Nichols ave. Sc Funeral serv-
ices on Saturday, September 81. at
pm, at the above-named funeral
home. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 26
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BLUNDELL, BENJAMIN 7, On Frlda!

September 10, 1858, BENJAMIN +
BLUNDELL, formerly OF ll2l l2th
riek's Church, 10th and @ stS. NV.
on Friday September 26, at 10 a m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by the Collins Funeral
Home.
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EMERSON, NELLIE Z. on Tuesday,
Sentember 20, 1858, az sibley Hos:
Z 81. ne, beloved sister OF Mrs. Z. T..
Miller Bessie Farnerl Of Stuart,
Nebr, and the late Walter and Maud
Z. Emerson. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne where sery-
ices will be held on Saturday, Sep
tember %, al IL am. Intermcnt
Glenwood Cemetery. 20
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wednesday September "a, is5s, Al
Casualty hospital, CLIFFORD Ed
Forestville, Md, the beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Maude L. Farr, father
of Clifford Edgar, ir.: George Albert
and Miss Katherine Elizabeth Farr,
ali Oh Forestville. Nd, and Mrs.
June Eleanor Pearey of Murtrees-
boro, Tenn brother Of Mrs. Ed
gar E. Lipphard of st. Petersburg,
Fla. and George L. Farr OF Vienna,
Va. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST and Mass
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Monday, September -, at IL
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 2S
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DIXON, EMMA W, On wsanesday,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
] William Lees Sons Co.
z.sz
CEMETERY LOTS

Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
st and Mass Ave u 3-620C
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ERICsON ELIzABETH MAGRUDER,

on Wednesday, September "a. 1875,
MAoRuDER Ericsson. wife Of the
late Larse Ericsson, mother Of Mrs,
Philip r. Wheeler of Alexandria,
Va: sister OF W, c. Magruder Of
Kirkwood, Mo, and grandmother OF
Son, Miss jane NJ. Ericsson and Rob.
ert r. Wheeler. Friends may call
at the wheatley Funeral Home, .SOg
King st., Alexandria, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Friday September 20. at pm
Interment will be in Shelbyville, Ky
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FRANZ, PHILIP G. On Wednesday
September "a, 1858, at his home.
5002 Aurora dr., kensington. Mo,
PHILIP q. FRANZ, beloved son of
5ISther sf Of Ksren' nq e5eId peRise and shL ste.
phen Franz. Friends are inviteo to
call at his late home. Services FRI
day, September %, at Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church. saul I'd.
and summit ave, Kenslngton, Nd,
where the mass of the angels will
be offered atslU am. lnterment Gate
nf Laa nan f,atnaaNaru
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FARKAS, LEO. On Thursday, Sep
tember 20, 1855, LEO FARKAS, be-
Farkas, devoted sister OF Dina
FarKas. services at the C. d.
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home. 42l7
9th ST. NV, on Friday, September
70, at Il noon, Interment Bethel
=. fnournine at 5A05 Kansas ave, NV
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FRANK, ROSE OCHs. On w

FhANhI hUSE ULHS. On WtuntS-
Gay. September ~, 1893, ROSE
St nv, beloved mother OF Mrs
Emma daas She alSo is survived
BY two grandoaugnters anu fise
great-grandSonS. mrs. Frank rests
al the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Fdneral Home, 35OI l4th ST. NV,
until Friday, September 20, at IL
am Graveside services and inter-
ment Hebrew Friendship Cemetery,
Baltimore, Md, on Friday, Septem-
Der 20, at 2:3O pm. Baltimore
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RANSDELL. MAUDE c. on Wednes-
day, September "A. 1855, MAUDE
G; RANSDELL, aged ~. OF 5421
beloved wife of the late John r.
Ransdell Mrs. Ransdell rests at the
Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home
4lO1 wilkins ave. Baltimore. Md
Services on Friday, September 20
at l:30 pm. Interment George
Washington Memorial Park Gene
terry.
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BIGGS. ELLA LEE. On wednesday,
dencs. I346 LonSfelloW St. nv, NV
ELLA LEE tNELLI BIGGS, beloved
wife of Leonard M. Biggs, mother
Of Leonard NJ Biggs, ir.. sister Of
Mrs. Bessie Poss, Mrs Warren
r. WoodWorth, Mrs. William Felka
and Burns Orrison; grandmother Of
Darlene and Gary Biggs. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th St NV. on Satur-
day, September %, at , pm. park
ing facilitieS). 70
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DUFFY, JAMES A. on Wednesday,
sspssmbeT "a, i95s. JAMES s,,.l. a,
Duffy (nee Spaightl Of $500 K st;
Margaret Duffy. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881
Georgia ave. NV, ON Saturday, Sep
tember "a, at a:l5 am. Requiem
mass at St. Stephens Church, 25th
ST. and Pennsylvania ave, NV, At
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Relatives and friends In
Vited. 70
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hEChkh, EkNESl q. ON Wednesday
race Hospital, ERNEST H, RECKER
RID No. /, Lorton, Va, husband oi
Ivy o. Reeker, brother Of Luttrell X
and Eusene W. Recker. Mrs. Eugene
s, Burgess, Mrs. Walter Nelson
both of Washington, D. c.. and Mrs
Bertha c. Hurfurth Friends may
call at the Demaine Funeral Home,
$50 s, Washington st., Alexandria,
Va, where services win be held on
Friday, September 26, at pm In
terment will follow in Bethel Gene
terry
Evening star., 1958-09-25
rpnr,I rp,Nr prx,.v,N Nil,

BLUNDELL, FRANK BENJAMIN. This
,.ssny is to notify officers ana
,N members Of the Sheet
MMM metal Workers, Local No
EpS$SN iO2. Of a the death Of
EAcNHSA Brother FRANK BENJA-
E&SzE MIN BLUNDELL. Sery-
O ices will be held Friday
mo....ng. September &c, 1858, al
40 am, at St. Patrieks Church,
Dfssns DJfssMss w W. 116oNAHUE. secy. 25
Evening star., 1958-09-25

Alabama ave. Sc, on September "a,
1858, husband Of Lottie May Padgett,
father Of Joseph c. Padgett. brother
Of William A. Padgett and Mrs
Mary Rabbit. grandfather OF Chris
topher Allen Padgett. Prayers at
the Chambers Funeral Home. 517
l1th st. sc. on Saturday, Septem-
Der %, at 1890 am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20