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ID. Stewart, Exhibitor,
u. s.. Press Aide, Dies

John d. Stewart. So, a.veter-
am newsman> and director OF
press and information at the
operationaf headquarters Of
the once Of Civil and Defense
Mobilization in Battle Greek.
Mich, died there yesterday
after q heart attack.
Mr.. Stewart started In the
newspaper business in 1928 in
Rochester, NY. : on the Jour-
nal and Sunday American. The
paper suspended publication
nine years later, but Mr..
Stewart and a number OF
other former, employees began
the Rochester Evening News.
He was news editor Of the
paper. but it only lasted two
years. - = 'f'
He then came to Washington
In the early l94os to work for
the Post. Later. he was en-
ployed by the Co-ordinator of
Inter-American Affairs and
Pathfinder Magazine. where he
became an associate editor
In 1858, Mr.. Stewart re-
turned to the Washington Post
as assistant city editor. During
his career there he also served
as assistant world editor. tele-
graph editor and copy reader.
He Joined the once Of Civil
Defense Mobilization in Battle
Creek in 1855.
Mr.. Stewart held degrees
from the University of Notre
Dame and the Columbia Uni
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Ex-Murine Seeks
Murroy's Post

HELENA, Mont. Nov. Z
(AP).-John w. Mahan, past
national commander of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, an.
nounced his candidacy yester-
day for the Democratic nomi-
nation for United States
Senator. So
The SO year old Helena
lawyer will oppose S3-year-old
Senator Murray, whose cam
paign posters he tackled up as
a youth. Senator Murray.
chairman of the Senate In
terror Committee and q 25-year
veteran of the Senate, previ-
ously announced his decision
to run again.
Mr.. Mahan, a World War II
dive bomber pilot, is the second
Marine reservist to seek the
seat. Wayne Montgomery. 81
year-old Lima rancher, earlier
announced for the Republican
nomination.
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DR.. John White,
Retired Educator

DR.. John White, SO, former
president Of Rose Polytechnic
Institute in Terre Haute, Ind,
and a one-time resident OF
Frederick. Md, died Thursday
in Terre Haute.
DR.. White, a native of Pooles-
vile, Md, was a professor OF
chemistry at Cornell University
and the University of Nebraska
before becoming head Of the
chemistry and chemical engi-
neering departments at Rose.
He was president of the in
stitute from 1919 until his re-
tirement in 1886.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. John
Sarah White Of Terre Haute.
NGraveside services will be
held at 1 pm. Monday in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Cuban Mojor
Sends Letter
To President

The White House says 1t has
received. but win not comment
on. Q letter from Maj. Pedro
Diaz LAM. former chief OF
ICuba's Air Force.
Maj. Diaz Lanz. q bitter
critic Of Premier Fidel Castro,
is under bond pending q hear
ing In q Miami (Fla.) Federal
court on an extradition request
from Cuba which charges he
dropped bombs on Havana.
A copy of the letter to Presi-
dent Eisenhower was obtained
yesterday from q friend Of the
majors. This said Mai. Diav
LAM was troubled about the
embarrassment his activities
may have caused the President,
and offered IAN explanation
and an apology"
The letter, said Maj. Diaz
LAM never intended violating
the hospitality Of the United
States.
ION the contrary, your
democratic ideals and tradi-
tons stirred me, into taking
this action" he wrote, explain
ing, "why I caused leaflets to
be spread over Havana.
He added that he could not
rest until the democracy ]
fought to bring to Cuba Is at
tanned"
He said he "broke with Fidel
because he betrayed our revo-
luton and exchanged one form
of dictatorship for another.
watched and waited in vain for
some sign that democracy
would be re-established in
Cuba. When I witnessed in
stead the government slipping
into the clutches of the Com
munists, I resigned as chief OF
the Cuban Air Force"
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Robert Hoder, 81,
Newswriter, Editor

PHILADELP HIA, Nov.
(APa.-Robert Yoder. So, news.
paperman and free lance writ.
er. was found dead yesterday
in his suburban Cynwyd home
"A native Of Gibson city, nj:
Mr.. Yoder' was associate editor
Of the Saturday Evening Post
from ls45 to ls4s.. He had beer
doing free T.. lance, work fol
"Woman's Day.! a magazine
Mr.. Yoder once worked for the
Daily News and the Associated
Press in Chicago. =. ay j..
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Burns Fatal to Mother
In Home. Hit by Jet

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. Z
(AP).-Mrs. Grace Shoup,, 81,
Of Dayton, Ohio, died today at
Brooke Army Medical Center
Of burns received when a jet
plane crashed into her home
Her two daughters were fatal
ly burned when an Air Force
Starighter smashed into their
home Monday. Mrs. Shoup was
flown to the medical center
here by the Air Force.
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100-Acre Brush Fire
QuelIed in California

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 7 (AP)
"A Malibu Canyon brush fire
threatening homes was quelled
yesterday after burning about
100 acres and damaging several
structures.
Three hundred men fought
the blaze for nearly seven
hours.
A transformer explosion at
the Hughes Aircraft Expert
mental Laboratory on q hillside
overlooking the Malibu Pier was
blamed for starting the fire.
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Identity Corrected

In the obituary of Gustav A.
Bonnet that appeared in The
Star last Sunday, The Star in
advertently confused the iden-
.tity Of w. s. Hoge, jr., who
died i've years ago, with that
Of w. S. Hoge III. Mr.. Hoge,
jr., was the associate Of Mr..
Bonnet. not his son. w. s.
Hoge III. an Arlington realtor.
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In Mrnturtaiill
CARTER. LorTIE HUNTER. In

CARTER. LoTTIE HUNTER. In low
i 1S msm1 HN II our cS Ssar ot SSc
passed away one year ago today.
God saw the road. was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb;
and Whispered: s'Pescs Se tSias."
Your memory lisa keepsake =
With which well never parts;
Though God has you in His keepine,
w You'll tti b seys FEB e ca GHE sssr''
COLBERT, JOHN W. In sad but low
ing memory , Of our Io, devoted bus bus
years ago today, November z. 1913.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN
SON, JAMES COLBERT
DARDBN. JERRY RAYMOND. In low
and father. JERRY RAYMOND OAR
DEN, who passed away two years
ago today. November z, 1857.
Until memory fades and life departs,
p pfv yIl i've w fPEs''f Bf e. HSS he AN
DAUGHTER. RoNNiE.
DICKERsoN. JULIA. In loving mem
DiCKERsON, who entered eternal
T est four years; ago Novembss T.
ThrOushout life. ss.1 remember you.
Mother dear, g.
For your love. kindness and tender
D wHiTE AND IsY Ella JscksoN ! t.:
DUCKETTJ RICRARR IN: In loving
ARD ". pGcKETT. who passed
Syr,S., f e c yssrs Aso:. today. No.
More and more each dayI miss you,
Fris 4ss.i %ay think the. wound is
But they little know the sorrow
:. Lying within my heart concealed.
LOVING SISTER. BESSIE WILL
GRAY, JAMES HARRY. Sacred to the
father, JAMES HARRY GRAY, who
passed away seven years. ago today,
November z. 1862.
May he rest in peace.
ALICE nplyE =. GRAY AND JAMES H.
JACKSON, C0RNELIA 2. In memory
JACKSON. who departed this life
November z, 1854
The cherished memories Of one
Grow constantly more precious now,
With every passing year, :,
And In syy these memories do their
For To- th sSm aSs .I H. e. tGfds Ave,
VERY. LOVELY DAUGHTER, BEU!
Lab, p GILMORE, A. ~.
PARKER, ELLA. G., A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory Of my
mother. = ELLA : q. PARKER, who
RSs SSs@bsr !. fsS7.' years ago today
For the 6iei loved So well. ''''
But loving deeds OF bygone day.
Are what the. pages. tell. j..
MARGARET,
/ RANDALL, MARIE B. In loving mem
grandmother, MARIE B: RANDALL
who departed athis life One year az
today, November z. 1885,, =. , :.
We miss you so,, dear Mother,
your Ans ,s sSSSsh s =: s En sD. Shirt
Dweiii here within our Hestts. =
THE FAMILY.
Org Of our dear husband and father
/ THOMAS 3. sIMMs, who departed
this life Six years aso to-day, No
vember z, 1858.
In our hearts, the. torch ot,memory
Burns unnicketinS. bright anc
Its light is sweet, for It is fed,
On love and tender thoushts Of
We think Of you, dear loved one,
Not as dead. but living still;
Waiting a. the safe Of Heaven
DEvoTED WIFE. CORA. AND Chill:
pREN, DORIS THOMAS ANE
WARREN. 49,. =
WASHINGTON. GEORGE. In sad but
band. GEORGE N. WASHINGTON
who departed this life two yeari
ago today, November u 1857.
November brings. sad memories
OF my loved one gone to rest;
You will never be: forgotten
LOVING WIPE, .MAYBEILk WASH.
INGT0N.
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Railroad Shop Burns

BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. z
(AP).-A wind-whipped FIRE
last night destroyed the old
New York Central Railroad car
shop here. Damage was esti-
mated at $4,000. The sprawl
ing building had been vacant
for some time. %
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versity Graduate School OF
Journalism. Aa
He leaves his wife. Mary w
Stewart Of Battle Creek; two
sons, John F. Stewart. los
Woodland road, Gaithersburg
and Charles Stewart Of Battle
Creek; q daughter Mrs. John
Mahoney Of Rochester, N. Y.
and six grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday
in Battle Creek. Burial will be
lat a later date in Washington
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Mnurtlinn

MARMELsTEN. REBECCA. Their,
will be an unwilling Of monu-
ment In memory Of REBECcA MAR
MELSTEIN on Sunday, November
9, 1859, at 1880 am, at the Adas
Israel Cemetery t,. z
NIEMETZ. AARON N. There win BE-
an .unveiling OF monument TO the
memory Of AARON N, NIEMETz,
beloved son O. Ids and Burnett
1859, at / 2, m, at the Kosher Israel
Cemetery, Z st. at 54th st Sc
Friends are invited. los
oKIN, MAX. There will be an rnveil-
ing in memory of MAX OKIN, be-
loved husband OF Nettie Okin. father
OF Allan Okin and brother Of Edith
Mostow and Ruth Goldberg. On Sun.
day, Noyember 3, 1853, 81 ~ noon;
18th ,pl. Sc, Friends and Tela-
THE FAMILY. l,7,s
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Announcement Of
Services by chSmbers
In Mrn1uria,tl.l.

BUTLER, BERNARD s. In fond mem
orySot my devoted husband. BER-
.NARD 9. BUTLER, who passed away
one year ago today. November 2,
1865. w Sl,.s J.
II could but open the grave -
And see thy face once more,
= And hear thy voice Is al I crave.
AZ IN the days of yore s.;s'y. -. =:
DEVOTED WIFE, ;MAEW N. BUT
LAts' 49, :
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McLAGLEN
Continued From First Pa,

| SUutAuuCU EAUuA CAOt i 0SC
into British movies and star
dom. He came to America
during the movies silent era
and made Beau Geste" and
What Price Glory" Later, he
and actor Edmund Lowe teamed
lup as the raucus, hell-raising
soldiers of World War Capt.
Flagg and Sergt. Quirt-that
were box ONCE favorites in the
late '20s.
The series continued into the
talking era. - se-...-
Ford Recalls Trick
In 1.-THE Informer," Mr.. Nc
Laglen gave one Of the most
stirring performances in movie
history. Director John Ford
later recalled how he had
tricked him into playing one
scene to perfection:
"Just before Vic was to do his
famous confession scene, telling
how he had informed to the
Black and Tan on one Of the
LEADERS Of the Irish Rebellion,
we had a drinking scene in a
barroom. I insisted that real
whisky be used instead Of the
customary tea or soft drinks.
When Vic had had enough Of
the real stuff, I ordered the
dramatic confession scene. Vic
mumbled his lines just the way
I wanted them mumbled."
One Of his most famous roles
was his part as an adventure
some British soldier in "Gunga
Din," in which he co-starred
with Cary Grant and Douglas
Fairbanks. jr.
He not only portrayed the
life Of an adventurer. He lived
lit.
Enlists for Boer War
Over parental objections, he
enlisted to fight in the Boer
War. Military duty only whet-
ted his appetite for more travel.
He moved on to Canada,
working at odd jobs. He boxed,
wrestled and even performed
in a Wild West rodeo. The rec
ords show he fought Jack
johnson in q no-decision bout
at Vancouver, British Column
bia.
Seized by the wanderlust
again, he headed for Hawaii,
the Fiji Islands and Australia.
He tried his hand in the Kali
goorlie gold rush. But he was
unsuccessful.
| After brief trips to Bombay
and Celyon. Mr.. McLaglen went
home to South Africa. just as
World War ! began. He con-
tinued on to England with his
brother, Fred, where he en-
listed.
He didn't stay in England
long. He was assigned to the
Irish Fusiliers and shipped to
the Middle East where he
battled the Arabs and the
Turks. Towards the close of the
war, he was named an assistant
provost marshal Of Baghdad.
| Loveof Outdoors Legend
His love Of the outdoors was
legend. He raised Arabian stall
lions. He even brought an
Arabian valet home with him
from the Middle East and was
able to converse to him in the
servants own dialect.
A great boxing fan. he rarely
missed a fight here.
The actor was born December
10. 1886. He became an Amer
lean citizen in 1888, explaining,
my home and career are in
Hollywood"
He was married three times.
His first wife died in 1912 after
q long illness. The second mar
riage to the actors former Sec
rotary ended in divorce. He
married for the last time In
1858 to the divorced wife Of a
lSeattle store executive.
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YOUNG, REV. LORENZO. Your klnd
exnfessions OF sympathy with hows
era, telegrams, cards and your pres
ence, are gratefully acknowledged and
deeply appreciated,
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ALLISON. QUENTIN 3. a special com
''v wl N3h EiT i + c, Egsy, Ms:te,:;

November Q, 1853, at his residence.
45O9 Riverdale I'd. Riverdaie, Nd,
VIRGIL @. BALDWIN, the beloved
father of Robert b., Richard g
and Russell Y, Baldwin; half brother
of Miss Leila Baldwin Of Tennessee,
He also is survived by seven grand
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
day, November 8. Services will be
held at the Riverdale Presbyterian
Church, 6513 Queens Chapel I'd,
University Park, Md, at 10 am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BITTNER,, JOSEPH EDWARD. o

Thursday, November 5. 1853. at the
1 MsnS5Ii Eb HS;HtS bT TaTTSsGa 3, Fla
stoeber ave- Sarasota. Fla,. for.
merly of 1913 Missouri ave, NV.
Washington, D. c., husband Of Kath-
crime Bittner and brother OF Mrs.
Mary r. Richards. Mr.. Bittnef
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
silver Spring, Md parking faciii-
tiesl, where friends may visit after
pm. Sunday. November 8. Serv-
ices at the above funeral home
on Monday, November 9, at Q pm.
1nterment Washington National
Cemetery. s
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JACKSON, DOROTHY w.. On Thur

JACKSON ay Scv! DSRoTaY S W. 99 n Thurs
%ss J HSeSsBosE 81 s ssss oG issR Il
ne, daughter OF Lee r, WihiamI
and the late Minnie w.. Williams
Also surviving are one sister. Mrs
Ellen w. Haskins; one brother. Mr.
Albert ], Williams. and host O.
After 2 pm. Sunday, November s
friends may call ct the Morrow 4
Woodford, Inc, Funeral Home. 1872.
18th st. NV Services win be helc
on Monday, November q. at 8. am.
at st. Anthony's Catholic Church
18th snd. Monroe sts: ne. Inter
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Dratha

ADAMS. JOHN r; On ,, TThgrsdsE,. No Nc
formerly of 1851 Park I'd. NV,
the beloved brother OF Mrs. Betty
Bushong and Mrs, Bertha Childs;
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th ST and Mass. ave. NE,
where services will be held on
Saturday, November z. at I'm
lnterment private.
ALLISON. QUENTIN b. ON Thursday.
N EoySRStr o & S9I g. a MGIas q
COS Chesapeake st. Sc. beloved
husband Of Evelyn M. Allison.
brother Of Mrs Elloise Ham Of Han:
over, Pa; Mrs. Armeda Mann. OF
York. Pa; Raymond and Melvin
Allison of York, Pa. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
St and Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Monday. No.
vember 3, at 1890 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 8
ALLISON, QUENTIN b. A. special com.
kA munication. Of Myron NJ.
N Parker Lodge, No, ~, F.
W 4 J; ;: q; 81;
services for our late brother, QUEN-
TIN B. ALLISON as...
NORMAN F. EURY, Master.
WILLIAM q. Classy, Secy, 8
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GOODWIN, WILLIAM. On Thursday

November 5, 1865. WILLIAM GOLD:
beloved husband OF Dorothy Gold
wyn. He also is survived by two
sisters Mrs Frances Marcus and
Mrs. John Berg. and q brother,
Mr.. Moe Goldwyn. Funeral serv-
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 18th st.
NV. on Sunday. November 8, at
1880 pm Interment King David
Memorial Garden. Memorial week.
6742 Goth st. NV.
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ROBERT w. Members O.
the Association OF RetireC
nse Policemen. are. hereby no,
sr tified OF the passing of Qul
49, IFS SSps sfSsS'r, u Ro Fb5IEa "
November IS, 1859 Re
mains resting at the Ia,
koma Funeral Home. ,254 Carol
ST.. n.ys where services viii b
held on Monday, November 81, al
2 pm { Interment George Washing'
HARDEN LANCASTER, President. .
RICHARD A. BURTON, eeey.
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DrathH

HARPER( JULIET A on THURSDAY
M Ma g ySIIsf I. HARPER, formsri.
at slis :, M AVE. R silEsr sp s.si
s nS " Finest ne Warner HsrDsr sn aaSRsI
Funeral. Home, S434 oeQrEia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd. tperkins iecili
tiesl Mass will be offered Tor IN
repose Of her soul on Monday, No,
c c:nSsE cs ~ * FOR or. e Glen sopn
Interment 81, Jonb's Cemetery" For
est Glen, Nd. .t..'- .,
November <, 1859, ROLAND b. HAIR
RfS Of iis4 Florida ave NV.
father q Sylvia Hardy end kolane
Harris orcthsE q Lucy Me- Msrt nrass es
Harold Harris, He also Is survived
By Ave grandchildren, other relatives
and friends. After IL noon sunday
November 8, friends are invited q
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1889 YoT
be held. on Monday, November o
At 1 pm. Interment' Laytons'
vile. Nd. g
November s. 1859, ISAIAH HAW-
K1NS Of 1907 18th place NV,
father Of Mrs. Jeanette Washington
Mrs, Louise White, Isaiah, IT.; VII
liam Grant and Thomas. Hawkins
brother Of Mrs. Mamie. VAss, Mrs
Carrie Rowlins and Lille Hawkins
He also Is survived BY nieces anC
nepheys, other relatives and friends
After 3 pm. Sunday. November 8
friends may call at the Johnson
Jenkins Funeral Home. 1904 Geor'
.gia ave, DIV, where funeral serv'
Ices will be held on Monday, No.
d, vemberi 0. at 2 pm. Interment
Harmony Memorial Park.
HOPKINS, ROBERT W. Suddenly, Or
Thursday, Noyelsber 5. 1859, at hi
band OF, Anna ". Hopkins ans
father OF. Mrs. Bettye L. Wood
brother Of Frank. James and Ro!
Hopkins, There also are .thre,
grandchildren. Friends may call ii
the Takoma Funeral Home. PEA
Carroll st. NV, parking oppositel
q, where services will be held OF
Monday November o. at m
Interment 'George washington Gene
lCIy, -
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10LTz, MARGARET c. suddenly, or

Tuesday. November 8, 1859, at her
MAsaHRET s FoIT9 b slES1s wife wife
Of John H Foltz. daughter of Mrs.
Mary T Fletcher. sister of Mrs.
Marie Lucy, Miss Irene Fletcher,
Mr.. Charles Fletcher, Mrs. Alice
CAREY and Mrs. Eleanor seetoo.
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
until 9:15 am. Monday, November
g. REQUIEM mass in the Holy
Rosary Catholic Church. Sd and
F SITS. NV, at GAS am Inter-
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vember 8, 1853, at her residence,
1909 North Taylor St., Arlington,
Burner, mother Of Mrs. Dorothy B
Barr, Mrs. Mae B. Rothery and
June L. Burner. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. November 9, at / pm.
Interment Marshall, Va.
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vennher 1aRa nnnA G6EAGNNS

GORMAN, DORA. On Friday, No
vember 6, 1859, DORA GORMAN.
beloved mother of Samuel German
of Silver Spring, Md; Herman Cor
man and Mrs. Eve Greenspun, both
Of Washington, D. c.; Mrs Ida
Goldstein OF Corpus Christi, Tex;
Mrs. Betty Kaye of Metuchen, N. j..
and Morris German of San Jose,
Calf. She also is survived by three
brothers and two sisters, Sam Fried
man of Salt Lake City, Utah; Max
Friedman and Mrs. Lilly Ettingoff,
both of Buffalo, N. Y; Harry Fried
man and Mrs. Bessie Kaplan, both
OF Ehelsea,: Mass; eleven gfandchil-
sdIen and one great-grandson. Serv-
ieee at. the G.. D. Goldbers L. Son
Funeral Home, 42I7 9th st. NV,
on Sunday November 8, at $50
Pm: Intefment Obey Sholom Tall
fnzid Torah Cemetery. In mourning
1aty454B Connecticut ave. NV, Apt.
Egg. Family requests in lieu of
l1oFers contributions be made to the
Hebrew Home for the Aged. s
HAYDEN, THOMAS ?. on thursday,
Nosember 8, 1853, at 1865 Wyoming
avs. NV. THOMAS P. hayden,
formerly Of the Cavalier Apartments,
husband of the late Audrey Allen
Hayden and brother OF Mrs. Elsa
Hayden Constantine Of Rock
land. Me. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th
ST. NV, on Monday, November -,
At 3 pm parking facilities). In
qterment Waldoboro,. Me. s
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DAILY. ANNIE NJ. On THURSDAY, N

vember ). 1853. At t the Calvert Gi
Nd, wife T Of John NJ. Daly. mothe,
Of Alice NJ. Rick, daughter Of VII.
liam F. Anderson, sister Of Louise
Jacobsen, Vergie Howlin, Marian
Jewell. Elwood and Walter Ander.
son. Friends may call at the Lei
ave. NE. where services viii be heic
on Monday. November 9, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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JENKINS, DAISY ELIZABETH. @

Thursdsy: November. ), 1850, DAISY
ELIZABETH JENKINS of 924 W
st. NV beloved mother Of Mrs
Mabel Brown. aunt Of sephas d.
Sanders Of Clemson, 8. c. She
friends. After 5 pm. Saturday
November 4. friends are invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st. NV, Funeral services will
be held at the Metropolitan A. NJ
On s saaGay. NoYem saq I. st' NM n%
1nterment. Harmony Cemetery. q
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MCDONALD, PERCY d. OF 4O2
November 4. / $50. husband Of Verna
3. Mcdonald and stepft ther Of
RSsai anS william pSn n1,S ssrv-
yenlber .. ct 1880 m. inteinent
Arlington National Cemetery. z
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Noysmbsr, 5. 1859; MARY q.
s Sefeytd Si q St = 9ra RsE's At nS
mother OF Joseph and John Gray
and grandmother Of Lucille Jordan,
Thomas Vines and June ..Montgom-
cry. She also is survived by twelve
F TsssssrsndehiIdrsn one sIsst
Georgia Tuckson, and other rela-
tives and friends. The late Mrs.
Matthews may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H st
ne, after IL noon Sunday. Novem-
Der 8, where services will be held
on Monday. November Q, at 1 pm
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 8 !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

Institutes OF Health. SetnesAa, Hlu.
kelvin N. FLATTERY Of 2 prospect
terrace. Virginia Hills. Alexandra
Va, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mat.
thew M. Flattery. brother Of Briar
and Patricia i. Fisttery; srsndsof
Of Mrs. Olive Starrett and Mrs
Margaret Flattery. Friends may cal
at the Domaine. Memorial Chapel
$40 South Washington ST., Alex.
Be offered at the st. Louis catholic
Church on Tuesday. November 10, al
OILS am. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. Recitation of thG
rosary at the above funeral home
on MondaA November o, al
5:30 pm. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

PAYNE, ALBERT LESLIE. on Fri
Dc Senee, s65 ll North II Jyy =; AHglIIInstcn,
loved husband Of Lepa N. Payne,
father Of > Gordon C. Payne and
Mae Payne. He also is survived
by. three grandsonS. Friends may
cal at the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, after
pm. Saturday, November q
Notes OF funeral arrangements later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-07

MULROE. ROSE HEALY. On Thurs
day: Noys n9.. 5 s. 1859; At PT9yi-
ROE Of l4O3 VarnuH, st. NV, be.
loved wife Of Joseph r. Muiroe and
sister of Sister. Scholistica, Sisters
of Notre Dame de Namur Of Read
ing, Ohio. Funeral from the above
residence on Monday, November 9,
Aloysius Church at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. !. 8