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! Smith. Goodman. Score ca
PO-A-Cleveland. 27-4; Chicago. 27-s.
DP-Moran to Avila, LoB-cleveland,
8: Chicago. z.
2b-PoEsr. Jackson, Smith. HR-
Minogo
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SECOND GAME
PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH

Totals IS Q lb Q Totals 80 0 4
l Popped out for Blackburn in 9Th;
2 Grounded out for Gross in Sth
PHILADELPHIA - 003 $50 OLE
PITTSBURGH ---- 900 900 000-0
E. Mejias, Thomas u. Po-A -
PHILADELPHIA, 27-10; Pittsburgh, 27-1b.
lDP-Hemus to Fernandez to Bouehee:
Stuart to 0roat to Stuart. LOB-Phila-
delphia, 2: Pittsburgh, 3.
2h = Fernandez. Anderson, Post,
KaZanski go, FoileE. Hemus. SB -
Virdon. s. simmons SF-Post.
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Winner-Simmons\ U-lS). Loser
Porter1eld 2-6l.
U-Landes, Barliek Jackovski. Del.
more. T-2:07, A-26,43s.
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Ozark, T. Taylor, Bruton, Ma
thews, Logan. Po-A-Chicago. 27-I7;
Milwaukee, 27-14. DIT. Taylor 70
Banks to Ions (2); Long to Banks to
Hobbie: Banks to T. Taylor to Ions
schiendienst to Logan to Tore. LOB
Chicago, s: Milwaukee, 10.
2b--Neeman. HR-Moryn.
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TIGERS, IS; As, Al
(MoRNING GAME
nrTnnUn KAACAa


HVI
Doubled for Craddock In 5th;
2 Singled for Daley in. 9TH. 3 Singled
for Demaestri in 9th; Struck out for
Tomanek in eth; Singled for Herzog
In eth.
R RsFNsos CITY ---- S SSS 9Sp SSooEiLt
E--Maris. Herzog. PO-A-Detroit,
27-16; Kansas City, 27-16. DP-Bol
ling to Veal to Harris: Smith to Lopez
to Ward LoB-Detroit, 3: Kansas
City, 8.
2b--Maxwell. Maris ~, Martin,
Smith. S-Veal, Ward. SF-Smith.
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EBurgess, Flood. Po-A-Cineinnati
27-l5, st. Louis 27-l4. DP-Blssin-
game to Kasko to Cunningham: Boyer
Ito Cunningham; Mcmillan to Temple
to Grove: Kellner to Mcmillan to
Grove. LOB Cincinnati 10, St.
Louis 6.
2B-Boyer, Burgess (2), Robinson
Hk-Robinson. S-Tempie.
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SECOND GAME
CLEVELAND CHICAG

Totals 80 7127 Totals 35 l
/ Struck out for Wilson in 4th.
Popped out for Qualters in eth
3-Popped out for staley in 9th.
CHICAGO 49, 900 100 OOO-l
jackson, Colavito. Goodman,
Hunter. Po-A-Cleveland, 27-9: Chi
eaRo. 27-17. DP-Bell to Hunter; Will
son to Lollar to Torgeson. LOB-Cleve-
land, z; Chicago, 10.
2B-Goodman. Bell, Dolby. Minoso.
HR-Power. S-Nixon. SF-Doby,
Rivera.
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OND GAME

Winner-Labine 800. Loser-Jones
go.
HBP-spencer (by Klippstein). PB
--Roseboro. U-Boggess, Dixon, Cor
man, Burkhart. T-2:34. A-l4,121.
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INDIANS. 81: w. SoX. s.
FIRST GAME
CHICAGO
CLEVELANI

Totals 50 ga Totals 81 4 2 2
Flied out for Latham in It'll;
2 walked for oualters in 9th; Ran
for Moss in 9th.
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oLn,
Winner-Buhl (6-2). Loser-Ander-
son I'D.
U-crawford. Smith. Dascoh and
Donatelli. T-2:06.
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Winner--McCormIc III-J' Losef-
Podres u2-1D.
WP-Grissom. U-Dixon. German
Burkhart, Bosess. TAB. A-19,s00.
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SECOND GAME
CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE

Totals IS ems Totals az 3 z 3
/ Groundd into double play for
Pizarro in 9th; Flied out for Robin
son in 9th.
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HenryC. AIthoff, "a, Official
Savings Association

Henry c. Althoff, vice presi-
dent Of the Capital City Saw
ings and Loan Association and
a businessman here for many
years, died yesterday after a
short illness at his home. 234
Madison street NV. He was "a.
Born in Baltimore, Mr.. Alt
hoff had been a Washington
resident for about so years.
He had been associated with
the savings and loan asSocia-
ton for 40 years.
A retired baker, he operated
a shop for many years near the
o street market before retiring
about 80 years ago.
Mr.. Althof was a longtime
member of Grace Lutheran
Church, and a m e m Der of
Washington Centennial Ma
sonic Lodge No. IA for SIS
years. He belonged to Almas
Temple Of the Shrine, for 35
years. and had been associated
with the Scottish Rite for many
years. He was a former mem
Der of the Washington Board
Of Trade.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Martha Shaw. of the
home address: two daughters,
Mrs. John Defiance, 1910 Kim
ball place. Silver Spring, and
Mrs. Edwin LaWless. 5ll Alma
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George |. Drury, SO, Painter;
Kin of First Ward Muyor

George L. Drury, a third gen.
Grafton Washington resident,
died here Friday at a private
nursing home where he had
been since August. He was SO.
His grandfather, Judge Sam
uel Drury, was the last Mayor
of the old First Ward, which
encompassed the George Wash
ington University area.
Mr.. Drury worked as a
painter decorator contractor,
until his retirement was forced
in 1854, when he fell from a
painters ladder.
His education began at the
old engine house at Nineteenth
and H streets, former home of
the Society Of Oldest Inhabi-
tants. At that time the first
grade was in the loft, and the
second on the ground floor. Be-
cause most Washington schools
in his boyhood consisted of a
single grade, Mr.. Drury at
tended eight before graduating
from the old Peabody Institute
in Georgetown.
In 1897 he married his first
wife, the former Lydia May
Cruit. The couple had two
children who survive them,
Mrs. Gordon Harsch, of COL
Quintana place NV. and Mrs.
Carleton Gerhold, Of Colmar
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Betty MucD onoId.
Wrote Egg and L.
1916 Best Seller

SEATTLE, Feb. 9 (R.-Can-
Ger claimed the life last night
Of Mrs. Betty acDonald, who
became a writer through hap
penstance and gained success
in 1945 with her first novel,
The Egg and T." She was 40.
A date with Q publisher In
1914. made by q sister. who al
ready was an author, started
Mrs. Macdonald on her writing
career.
She was fired by the con-
struction company where she
worked for taking time OF to
try her hand at turning out a
book based on her experiences
while. living on an Olympic
Peninsula backwoods chicken
farm.
THE Egg and /" was the re-
suit. and quickly hit the best
seller lists. Other literary sue
cesses followed. including "The
Plague and /" in 1913: ANY
body Can Do Anything" in
1850: Onions in the Stew" in
1855 and the children's Mrs.
gle-Wiggle" series.
Survivors include her hus-
band. two married daughters
by her first marriage. three sis
tiers, a brother and seven grand
children, all Of this area. Fune-
raj arrangements have not been
completed.
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Capt. WormeIey,
Ex-Army Nurse,
Native Of District

GraveSide services will be
held Tuesday at l pm. in Ar
lington Cemetery for Capt.
Elizabeth DuVal Wormeley, 81,
a retired Army nurse and a
native Of Washington who was
killed in a military plane crash
February l. in Norwalk, Calf.
Capt. Wormeley, who had
been living in Montrose, Calf.
was aboard a Military Air
Transport Service passenger
plane that collided over Nor
walk with a Navy Neptune
patrol bomber.
She worked as a nurse in
the Indian Service Hospital of
the Interior Department until
she entered the Army in 1943.
She is survived by a sister.
Mrs. E. Charles Woods of
Alexandria, Va, and a brother,
Philip Wormeley Of Washing
ton.
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|Bernord Donzonsky, go,
Funeral Director, Dies

Bernard Danzansky, 80,
founder Of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged and a Washington
funeral director since 1920,
died yesterday at his home at
1901 Fourteenth street NV.
He came.to this country from
Romania at the age Of IL and
had lived in Washington since
1912.
In 1914 Mr.. Danzansky, en-
listing the aid of a dozen men,
rented a house at AIS M street
NV. and founded the Hebrew
Home.
Wife Headed Auxiliary
In forming the home, he also
set up a Ladies Auxiliary of
which his wife, Mrs. Nettie
Reichgut Danzansky. was pres
ident.
The home moved to its pres
ent quarters at 1125 Spring
road NV. in 1925.
Mr.. Danzansky organized the
George Washington Lodge of
Birth Sholom in Baltimore and
the Friendship Lodge, an indie
pendent group. in Washing
ton. He was president Of both.
Since 1919 he had served as
president of the Hebrew Acad-
envy of Washington.
Opened Funeral Home
In, 1920 he established the
Jewish Mortuary at 1904 Ninth
street NV, believed the first
Jewish funeral home in WASH
ington. Later this became the
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Manor, Md. Mr.. Drury was
married again in 1885 to the
former Lille Warning, who
died in 1854.
Mr.. Drury was q member of
the Society of Oldest Inhabi-
tants, the Holy Name Society
and the Knights of Columbus.
Besides his daughters, he is
survived by a brother, Sevellon
B. Drury. of Nanjemoy, Md,
IS grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at the Hines Funeral Home,
290l Fourteenth street NV,
at $3.50 am. tomorrow. A re-
QUEEN high mass will follow at
the Church of the Nativity,
Thirteenth and Peabody streets
NV, with burial in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Dratha

WRIGHT, JOHN JOSEPH. on Friday,
February Z. 1865. at Prince Georges
Hospital. JOHN JOSEPH WRIGHT Of
1907 Baltimore ave-, Riverdale, Md,
beloved husband OF Mrs. May Vir-
einia Wright: father Of Mrs. Martha
Marie Smith, Miss Mary Wright,
John, James, Daniel, Joseph. Jessie,
R5oert. Luther and Samuel L. Wright.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Massachusetts, ave.
ne, where prayers will be offered on
Tuesday, February IL, at 10 am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
THOMAS c. on Saturday,
February s, 1858, at his residence,
642 Franklin st. ne. THOMAS C.
YOUNG, beloved husband Of Gather
inc Young, father Of Carol NJ. Young,
e R r TEom s. M XcSns
Young, brother of Harry. L. Young
Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne. where services will
be held or Tuesday. February II at
2:30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
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Darn Of Chunks

ANDERSON, SUSIE B. We wish to
cypress our deep appreciation TO our
relatives and the friends Of SUSIE B.
ANDERSON. for the expressions Of
our loved one THE FAMILY.
EICKLING, DOUGLAS X. The family
Of the late DOUGLAS K. FlCKLING
wishes to express its deepest appre-
citation and gratitude. to the Rever-
ends James o. West, jr.. Jerry Moore
Inented choire for the beautiful serv-
ices rendered at Calvary Episcopal
Church. Especially are We grateful
Tor the many expressions Of sympathy
utes, use Of cars and all other kind
nesses bestowed upon 1t during its
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HEATHCOTE. CAPT. J. EDWARD. Ny
heart wishes to tell all my friends
klndnesses bestowed on, me in the
loss of my beloved husband, CAPT.
EDWARD HEATHCOTE. also
Am most grateful for the many. con-
si0utiOns s SUE me NJ. ca REArH ES6d
lt II: A ANNIE T ZEE is sctSoT St e:
with grateful Appreciation your kind
expressions Of sympathy.
MR. FRED LEE AND FAMILY.
PROPHET, ANTOINETTE LOUISE.
The family Of the late ANTOINETTEl
LOUISE PROPHET wishes to express
its thanks and appreciation to the
Rev. Bishop and their many rela-
tives and friends during their recent
bereavement We are overwhelmed
by the cards. letters, telegrams and
beautiful floral tributes.
lily.
ROBINSON. WILLIAM t. CwILLIE).
The sisters Of the late WILLIAM
T. ROBINSON wish to express their
appreciation and gratitude for the
many expressions OF sympathy. the
Moral tributes, cards and other kind
nesses bestowed upon them during
their recent bereavement.
MRS. ANNIE MATTHEWS, MRS.
CORRINE JACKSON AND MRS
MADELINE WALKER.
SMITH, LEROY. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and deep appre-
citation to our many relatives. neigh
bors and friends for their kind
nesses. beautiful floral tributes and
expressions Of sympathy extended
US during the illness and passing
Of our loved one, LEROY SMITH.
THE FAMILY.
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Danzansky Funeral Home at
S50l Fourteenth street NV.
He was a founder and past
president Of the Jewish Funeral
Directors Of America.
Besides his wife. he leaves
three sons. Sylvan. Sigmund
and Joseph. all Of Washington.
Funeral services win be held
at noon Monday from the Adas
Israel Congregation, Connecti-
cut avenue and Porter street.
Burial will be in Adas Israel
Cemetery.
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street, Vienna, Va: a sister,
Mrs. Catherine johnson, Of
Howard County. Md, and a
brother. Leo. of Indianapolis.
Two grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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William E. Upton, 50
Baltimore Newsmun

!. BALTIMORE, Feb. 9 R.-
Veteran Baltimore News-Post
reporter William E. Upton died
today after a long illness. He
was SO.
He had covered city courts
for IS years.
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Anurtltttu

sAKs. TAUBE AND LYMAN. There
will be. an unveilinR Of monument
on Sunday. February Q, 1858. at l
terry, Tifereth Israel Conversation
= Section New, Old Riggs I'd, Hyatts-
VIE. Nd. Relatives and friends in
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CEMETERY lots

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--2
choice sites; value. $500: sell for
5000 CT e-l150.
TORT LINCOLN, Garden Of Prayer
choice companion sites now selling
$3.50 tn. 2-1951.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
very desirable sites. Call EN-. 3-3116.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
sites. desirable location: sacrince
price. ia. 5000.
fORT LINCOLN .(2l, beautiful ioca-
ton. Call To. 2.6073.
3 CRYPTs, In Garden Of Apostles.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Call PA.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
highly desirable sites; discount
price. S450, RIA. 3-41a5.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--2 lots.
sites, In most desirable section
Of park, valued. at Sl,500 each.
Reas priced Call tn. 2-OeS2, ewes.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-one
cemetery lot. with sites. owner
has moved from area and viii saeri-
nee. can today, betv. ? and Q pm.
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DEATHS
Announeement8 o.
Services by Chambers
In Mrmnriant

ALLEN. MRS. GEORGE 7; In 10y
ALLEN, who departed this life one
year ago today, February ., 1857.
One year has passed since that
sad day
When the one We loved was called
away:
But, in our hearts you liveth still
With a loving remembrance you
always will.
HUSBAND. GRANDDAUGHTER AND
SISTERS,
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With Regard to o
Gard Of Thanks

vey often . cord Of thanks b
The Star meets need which con
hordIy be solved IN any other way
Not only Is i . sroeious expression
Of sFotitude TO those Who hove sent
floEol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledge the services and
kindnesses Of the many to whom
personnel aots d thanks cannot
veil Be moIled o. whose nomes
and eddFsses are not known
Insertion 81 q cord 81 thanks
may DO enensed BY telephone 10
The Stos. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stoi
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Nanx xr,esnxH rSc -. AoA ouA Aate SISTER
ALBERTINE H. LocKNER, President.
MARJORIE q. ROSE, Secretary,
BOOKER +. Departed this
lie on Saturday. February 4, 1858,
at Freedmen's Hospital, MR.. BOOKER
T. WILLIAMS Of 1923 ontario pl.
NV. Remains resting at the Hall
Bros. Funeral Home. 81 Florida ave.
NV. Notice Of funeral later.
FRANCES p. On Satur-
day, February 8, 1888, at Kensineton,
Nd, FRANCES p. WILLIAMS OF
Poolesville, Md, daughter Of the late
Richard pnd FLORENCE Poole. wife Of
the late william W. williams and
mother Of William E. Williams.
Friends may call at Hilton's Funeral
be held on Monday, February 10 at
Church, Poolesvilie. Nd, Interment
Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsyille. Nd.
In lieu Of flowers. memorial dona-
lions may be sent to st. Peters
woofARD. ELIZABETH O. On sstur-
day. ,lFsbruaTy s. 1865. ELizABETH
Julian Il Woolard, mother. Of Jefier-
son r.. Woolard and grandmother Of
Edward r. Woolard. Services at
the w. W. Deal Funeral Home, 4siS
0eorgia ave, NV, on Monday. Feb
ruary TO- at 2 pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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OF the Holy Name Society
Of the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Church
are requested to meet At
the Robert A. Humphrey
Funeral Home. on Sunday,
February Q At s pm, TO
rosary FOR JAMES JOSEPH
-ARL LYON.
Spiritual Director.
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TsbigaTy I, ,I9Ss, FRANK b
thesssc Nd beloved 1n h'SSss5Sand q wi Lola
and Melvin Brouner Of California,
Friends are invited 10 cali a the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert A. Pumphrsy, Bethesda,
Monday, February 10, at . pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. .
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NELSON. JAMES II. On Thursday,
February q. 1855, JAMES H. NEIL
loved husband Of Margaret Nelson
and father Of Mrs. Dorothy Newman,
Bernard. Herbert and William Nelson
Also surviving are other relatives and
day, February o, friends are Invited
TO call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1890 9th st. NV. Funeral on Mon
day, February 10. at st. Georges
Episcopal Church, I'd and You SITS.
lawn Cemeferv q
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MERRYNAN Of Route No. i, Box 81,
Brookeville, Nd, husband Of the late
iather Of Louis ef M nsOnsT nse a. 1 Harry
G.. Preston E. and Marvin L. Merry
man, Mrs. Margaret L. Grzeszkiewicz,
brother Of Russell G. Merryman OF
New York City, N. Y. He also is
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Nom
day, February 10, at 11:3O am.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Bowling Green and Richmond, Va,
papers please copyI o
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day. February 8, 1865. At George
town Hospital, JAMES p. McCLEL-
LANA u "a. b hSPsns SOys Ip Alex
3. McClelland. son of Mrs. William
J. .McClelland Of Norwood, N. Y;
father Of Mrs, Frank Wood. jr., OF
Cincinnati. Ohio: 1t. William j. Nc
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Tuesday. February II. ct 8 pm.
1nterment in Arlington National
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PeSrnsry g. 1888. az psn n aaIs Fiay'
ANGUS, G. EDWARDS, beloved son
M. Edwards, brother Of John Ed
wards and Mrs. Lydia E. Monaghan
Of st. Louis. Mo. Friends may call
at the James T. Ryan Funeral Home.
81 Penna. ave. Sc, from Sunday.
February 9, at pm. to Monday.
February 10. at 12 noon. Services
and interment at Arlington National
Cemetery at $3.50 am. Tuesday. Feb
fuary II
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rAPAGkOkGE, GEORGE g. on
Wednesday. February 8. 1855, at the
PAPAGEORGE, husband Of Enc c.
PapageorRe. father Of John @. and
Anna g.. PapaReorge, all of Alex
andria. Va: brother Of Pete Papa
george Of Washington, D. c. Funeral
at . pm. at SITS. Constantine and
Helen Church, ais 18th st. NV,
Interment Mount Comfort Cemetery
Remains resting at the Wheatley
andria. Va, where prayers will be
said on Sunday. February .. at
pm .
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day, February y, 1858. at his resi-
dence. 2703 r st. Sc, WILLIAM w.
MERRYMAN, beloved husband Of
NJ, Carter, w. Ralph and Louis A,
Merryman: brother Of Oracle Loci
fer and Horace Merryman. He also
Is survived by two grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, 1871 18th st. Sc,
where services will be held on Mon
day. February 10, at . pm. Rela-
tlves and friends invited Interment
Cedar Hill CemeterY D
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OGDEN, LAWRENCE NARRY). On
Saturday. February 8, OF st. vincent's
RENEE OGDEN. formerly Of WASH
ington, D. c.. husband of Mae New
hard Berries Ogden. and father Of
Albert Ogden. He was q member of
services at Westport, Conn, Tuesday,
2 pm.
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day, February Z. 1855. al the home
GERTiRGpEs NAY RYNEx .Ov wife s'0 81
Frank r. Rynex, Mclean, Va: mother
to ton Grove nf ma de MS nynt Alice ws Luslie
Seibenmann, Los Angeles, Calf; also
surviving are three grandchildren.
Mrs, Rynex rests a. oartner's Fu-
neral Home. Gaithersburg, Nd, where
ment Forest Oak Cemetery.
SCALES, ROBERT. on Friday. Feb
Of 1905 5th ST. nv. Apt. ~, be
Scales and brother Of Mrs Laura
sSefStork Also SURVIVING are other
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
MCGUIRE, Inc. 10
sCHwARz. ANNA N. on Friday, Feb
ruary q, 1858. al Providence Hos
pitaL ANNA NJ SCHWARZ OF 1915
I. sehWars. mother Of Susan. Karen,
and Elizabeth schwars: sister Of
the james T. Ryan Funeral Home.
81 Pa; ave. s,s.; on Monday, Feb
msss al st. Francis SG Xavier H cSaIcR
invited: Interment Mount olIyet
SCOTT. FINS Z. On wednesday, Feb-
ruary 8, 1858, ct his residence, 1928
Reno I'd. NV, FINS Z. SCOTT, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Helen Scott.
Remains resting at Hysong's Funeral
Home. 1900 n e. NV. where friends
r rrnry 0, Services and lntsrment
sf SsSrIary HERMAN sos5 :. 3 RpRT TUESDAY.
SCOTT Of 724 Madison st. NV. de-
S S11eSS son q Emma I; Scot, and
troit, Mich. and Charles T. Scott.
81. Also surviving are his grand-
father, Robert Carroll. three aunts.
two uncles, two sisters-in-iaw, other
relatives and many friends. After
are INVITED to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1880 9th 81. NV.
from tn. Mount Airy Baptist Church.
Y 81, between North Capitol and
lst SITS. NV, ct 12 noon. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09
ACCHINA, ELIZABETH BELvNA. on

EEnOQcONs MAhhEs vi LnuTSONyt
February g 1858. MARIE FERGUSON
Of 131 Hamilton st. NV. beloved
mother Of Mrs, Bell Robinson, Mrs
Pearl Smith. Mrs. Ellen Mutt, Lillian
FERGUSON and Mrs. RUBY Leonard.
She also Is survived BY thirteen
many friends. Friends may call at
Frazier's Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
Island ave NV, after IL noon Sun
day February 10, remains OF Mrs
Ferguson will lie in state at Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church until time Of
funeral at i . m. Rev @. T. Murray
oneieting. Interment Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
FLANAGAN. LOUISE. on Thursday,
February a., 1858, LOUISE FLAN1-
GAN Of 1897. Stevens I'd. Sc. be-
daughter Of Mrs. Mile Lou Lane
Of North Carolina. She also leaves
Ma tS SNlCrt u iSoS West v!rsiaia
ave, ne. and many other relatives
Saturday. February s. AZ pm.
at the shiloh Baptist Church, 9th
hciating fnterment on Sunday, Feb
ruary .. at 0oldsboro. N. C. Ar
ranRements By the Alexander Pope
, Funeral Home.
Milford chronicle., 1958-07-25
Use Physically
Handicapped
Workers Now
Many With Fine En-
ployment Records Are
Now Available To Del
aware's Industries.

Many capable workers, who de-
spite physical disabilities have
fine employment records, are
available to Delaware business and
industry, according to James H.
Sears, chairman of the Governors s
Committee to Employ the Physical
ly Handicapped.
At the Spring meeting of the Ad-
yisary Committee for the Employ
ment of Physically Handicapped a
number of such persons were in
tervidwed, Mr.. Sears said, and he
expresses the hope that someone
will want to employ these people.
Serving on the interview panel
we're e. E. Phillips, Dupont Com
)any, Edgemoor; p Otis Zwissler,
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company;
o. E. Waller, Delaware Power and
Light Company and Edward w.
Mulrooney, Delaware State En-
oloyment Service. Mr.. Sears pre-
sided.
The committee will resume the
monthly interview sessions in
September in order TO find further
placements, Mr.. Sears declared.
AT this final session before the
summer vacation period we inter-
viewed some interesting people
who want to work and be self
supporting. l believe they should
have the opportunity, he con-
tinued.
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