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Evening star., 1959-11-28
72ShipsRace
ToAVoid Grip
Of SeaWay Ice

MONTREAL, Nov. % (AP) .
Ocean ships from Is nations
are racing to clear the st.
Lawrence Seaway before its
scheduled shutdown Monday
night.
The Federal Signal Service
in Montreal reported 70 ships
are still to clear the seaway
passage in their dash to the
Atlantic Ocean before winter
ice grips the inland waterway.
The international waterway
built by Canada and the
United States and opened last
April-is facing its first cold
weather test.
There are seven locks be-
tween Montreal and Lake On
tario-two of them in the
United States near Massena,
N. Y.
Once ice forms in the river
and in seaway channels, a
breakdown at any one Of the
locks would cause a massive
marine pile-up.
Thirty-three of the saltwater
ships were in the 185-mile
stretch of the seaway between
here and Kingston. The other
vessels were west of Kingston
some of them in Lake Erie with
the Welland Canal still to be
navigated.
A driving snowstorm halted
all movement in the seaway
route for a while yesterday. BY
late afternoon visibility had
improved and the ships were
moving again.
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Mrs. Buchuruch,
Who Fled Nuzis

Bertha A. Bacharach, 70,
who was driven out of Ger
many by the NaziS in 1888,
died yesterday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Dratch Of 5525 Greystone street,
Chevy Chase.
Born and educated in Selig-
enStadt near Frankfurt, Ger
many, she lived there with her
husband Hugo until forced to
flee just before the war. He was
a livestock dealer who was dec
grated for heroism in World
War /.
The Bacharachs went to
Chicago, where they became
American citizens in l943. They
moved to Chevy Chase in 1852
and celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary there in
1856. Mr.. Bacharach died a
year ago.
Mrs. Bacharach leaves her
daughter and six grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow in the Danzan-
sky Funeral Home, 3501 Four
teenth street NV, followed by
burial in King David Memo
rial Garden Cemetery.
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L. Neuberger, Oregon Demo-
crat, said Mr.. Holman kept in
steady correspondence with
him. using Senate stationery
which Senator Neuberger pro-
vided annually.
Mr.. Holman was q clerk, &C
countant and auditor before
becoming a partner in a book
binding firm and an owner of
the Portland Paper Box Co.
He entered politics by serving
in municipal and county gov
ernment in Portland and
Multnomah County. Then he
was appointed State Treasurer
by Gov. Julius Meier in 1881.
He was elected in 1892 and re-
elected in 1886.
After his retirement from
political life, Mr.. Holman again
took an interest in the manage
ment Of his box business in
Portland.
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ERRING DRIVERS
FIND YULE CHEER
ON WINDSHIELDS

SALISBURY, Nd. (AP).
Christmas greeting cards
have replaced parking
tickets here.
From now until Christ
mas eve, erring motorists
are getting a second
chance. Instead of the
usual summons, police are
issuing a red warning card
which carries the words,
Salisbury, Your Christmas
City," and a greeting from
the Salisbury Retainers
Association.
But Police Chief William
Chatham warns that fla-
grant or repeated violators
will be subject to the usual
81 fine.
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French Premier
Beats Custer

PARIS, Nov. % (AP).-The
first attempt to oust a French
government under the new
Fifth Republic fell fiat early
today in the National Assem-
bly,.
Premier Michel Debre won
easily against a motion seeking
to censure his government for
its economic policies, especially
in reducing war veterans pen
SionS.
A bloc of Socialists and Radi-
cal Socialists who sponsored the
motion could muster only 10
votes, far short of the 277 re-
quired for approval. Under par
liamentary rules, only votes for
the motion were counted.
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Cleaner Fluid
BIust Burns


An Alexandria man was Sc
verely burned yesterday when
"a can of duplicator fluid being
used by a drugstore employe
for cleaning purposes blew up
and ignited his clothing, police
reported.
Morris Boswell, 81, of 6 East
Monroe avenue, was listed in
serious condition at Alexandria
Hospital where he is undergo
ing treatment for second and
third degree burns over IS per
cent Of his body, police said.
Detectives said the drugstore
employe, Donald Southern, 18,
of SAL East Duncan avenue, re-
ceived flrst-degree burns on the
face and ears. He was released
after treatment at the same
hospital.
Police said the accident oc-
cured in the rear of Months
Pharmacy, 1903 Common
wealth avenue, where Mr..
Southern was employed.
They said Mr.. Southern was
burning grease from the filter
Of a grill used at the drugstore,
and was using duplicator fluid
as the cleaning agent.
Mr.. Boswell was near the
fire when Mr.. Southern poured
more fluid on to the flames,
causing the can to explode and
set Mr.. Boswell's clothing on
fire, police said.
Police said Mr.. Southern
grabbed a sheet OF a clothes
line and tried to wrap it around
Mr.. Boswell to put the fire out,
but was unable to hold him.
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Fust-Druw Test
FotuI to Sentry;
Marine Is Held

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %
(AP).-Marine Pvt. John G.
Barton of Tecumseh, Mich,
was held in custody today while
his officers investigate the fatal
shooting of a companion sentry
in a $3.50 am. fast-draw con-
test.
The inquiry was opened soon
after Pvt. Niels Hagerman, 20
of Danville, H., died before
he could be taken by ambu-
lance to the Hunters Point
Naval Shipyard Hospital yester-
day.
Pvt. Barton, 10, telephoned
Immediately for an ambulance
after his As automatic dis
charged only 21a feet from Pvt.
Hagerman in the sentry box
where both were on duty.
II can imagine how it hap
pened," said Maj. Milton
Cooper, commander of the Ma
rine detachment. THE boys
were bored with nothing to do
that time of morning. 1t was
stupid, but that's hindsight,
and I don't want to emphasize
that. I don't want to see Pvt.
Barton broken down any more.
He's taking it very hard"
There seems to be no ques-
tion that this was accidental,
as Pvt. Barton said" Capt.
Cooper continued.
If the inquiry board recon-
mendS that Pvt. Barton be
tried. he will go before a court
martial. He also could be tried
only for violation of orders
against unholstering a gun
without cause if the board
accepts the accidental plea.
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Ex-senator Rufus c. Holman,
IsoIotionist, New Deal Foe

EUGENE, Greg, Nov. 20
(AP).-Former United States
Senator Rufus c. Holman of
Oregon, flamboyant congress
sional iSolationist before and
during World War II, died here
yesterday. He was 80.
He suffered a fatal heart
attack at the home of a STEP
son, Ernest Lundeen, where he
had spent the Thanksgiving
holiday.
Mr.. Holman served in the
Senate from 1899 through
1914. when he was defeated
in a bid for the Republican
denomination by Senator
Wayne L. Morse, now q Demo-
crat. Mr.. Holman started in
State politics as a liberal, but
as a Senator was an arch
conservative.
In that period Mr.. Holman
was a member Of the Senate
Military Affairs Committee,
now the Armed Services Com
mittee. He was closely asso-
ciated with such isolationiSts
as the committees chairman,
Senator Robert r. Reynolds Of
North Carolina and the late
Senator Ernest Lundeen Of
Minnesota, whose widow later
became Mr.. Holman's second
wife.
The three Senators bitterly
fought both the New Deal do
mestic program and the for
eign policy of President Frank
lin D. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Morse made this the
issue in his campaign against
Mr.. Holman in the 1914 pri-
mary. He won only after a
close, bitter contest, the first
ever lost by Mr.. Holman in a
long Oregon political career.
During his one term he was
one Of the Senate's most color
full figures. He loved the pomp
of the Senate chamber and on
days he was going to speak
Mr.. Holman, who had a thick
head of snow-white hair. would
appear in a swallow-tail coat.
He relished his Senate serv-
ice to the end. Senator Richard
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WiIford Hugun,
Navy Veteran

Wilford G. Hagan, 81, Of
1904 Fifty-sixth place, Chever-
ly, Md. died Thursday at Mt.
Alto Hospital.
Mr.. Hagan was born in Ash
land, KY. He was in the Navy
for 13 years. and served as sea-
man first class in World War
I.
He also worked as a night
watchman with the Rinaldi
Coal Co., Inc, $40 Rhode Is
land avenue NE, for 16 years.
He leaves no survivors.
Services will be at 12::45 pm.
Tuesday at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5801 Cleveland avenue,
Riverdale, Md, with burial at
Arlington Cemetery.
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Col. George StetekIuh
Dies; Ex-CovoIrymon

Retired Army 1t. Col. George
Stetekluh died Wednesday at
Fort Belvoir Hospital. Va, after
a long illness. He was rs.
Col. Stetekluh Joined the Army
in 1908. He served with the
18th Cavalry until 1909 when
he Joined the Quartermaster
Corps. He retired in 1884 but
was recalled to active duty in
1888 and served in the once
of the Army Chief Of Finance
here during World War II.
In 1916, Col. Stetekluh mar
ried the former Mary Ellen
Cave Of Fort Belvoir, Va.
He leaves his wife of 1903
South Twenty-third street, Ar
.lington; a son, Mai. Robert
Stetekluh, Ludwigsburg, Ger
many; two sisters, Miss Millie
Stetekluh, Chicago, and Mrs.
David Manion, st. Paul, Mimi;
and a brother, viii Stetekluh,
Rice Lake, Wis.
Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Burial
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BIuir Lee to Speak

Blair Lee III, chairman of
the Montgomery County dele
cation to the Maryland House
of Delegates, will speak at a
meeting of Democrats of Dis
trict 13, Precinct 13, at 8 pm.
Wednesday at Highland View
School, Oldham road and
Lauer terrace, Silver Spring.
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Moss for T. H. Bonk

A high requiem mass for
Theodore H. Bonk, a Navy De-
partment employe who died
Thursday, will be held at 10
am. Tuesday in st. Michael's
Church in Silver Spring. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery,
The date appeared incorrectly
in yesterdays Star.
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AZEROVITZ, IDA. There viii be an
unveiling of a monument in mem
ory of the late IDA AZEROVITZ
on Sunday. November %, 1859, at
pm, at the Ezras Israel Section,
National Capital Hebrew Cemetery.
Friends and relatives are invited.
MEYER, PERCY AND HENRIETTA
AZEROVITZ. go
BROWN, JOSEPH. There will be an
ory Of JOSEPH BROWN on Sunday,
November 20. 1859. at 1880 pm,
at King David Memorial Garden,
Pals Church. Va. Relatives and
friends are invited. 20
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John F. CIoutmun

ROCHESTER. N. H., Nov. %
(AP).-John Folsom Cloutman,
81, a retired shoe manufacturer,
died Thursday. He was injured
in a fall in his home on October
IL. He was a native of Farming
ton, N. H.
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Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
1n Mrntnrtattt

BROWN, IRENE N. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother and sister,
IRENE N BROWN, who passed
away one year ago today, November
IS, 1858.
Always true, unselfsh and kind,
A few in this world her equal you'll
find;
A beautiful life that came to an end,
She died as she lived, everyones
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, JOHN,
DOROTHY AND IRENE, AND SIS
TER EDITH.
my dear wife, ROSA s. CARR, who
passed away eleven years ago, NO
vember 2S, 194S.
Ny heart still aches with sadness,
Ny eyes shed many q tear;
Only God knows how I've missed you
At the end Of eleven sad years.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. AN
DREW ] CARR.
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1n Mfntnriattt

GARNETT, JENNIE BOWMAN. Sacred
is the memory Of my mother, JEN-
ME BOWMAN GARNETT, who left
me three years ago. November 20,
1856
At home in the beautiful hills of
In the valley of rest so fair,
Sometime, somewhere when my work
is done,
With 10y shall meet you there.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ALICE B.
STAMPS JACKSON.
JOHN J. In memory Of our
dear dear hrother; John J; LANAHAN.
ago today. November 2S, 1874.
THE FAMILY.
MEYERS, IDA EDGELL, In loving
memory Of our mother. IDA EDGELL
MEYERS. who passed away one year
ago today. November %, 1858.
In some small way every day
Memories Of you come our way.
THE MEYERS FAMILY.
PROCTOR, ERNEST F. In loving re-
membrance of our dear son and
brother, ERNEST F. PROCTOR, who
passed away eleven years ago today,
November 2S, 194S.
1t singeth low in every heart,
We hear 1t each and all;
A song Of those who answer not,
However we may call.
They throng the silence Of the
breast,
We see them as of yore;
The kind, the true. the brave. the
Who walk with US no more.
Some bright morning we will meet
MoTHERs'u su SISTERS AND BROTH
ERS, ELLEN PROCTOR, PEARL
DAVIS. ELIZABETH CUNNING
HAM, EDWARD AND ROBERT
PROCTOR.
ROBINSON, CLARENCE, SARAH AND
to the memory Of our departed
loved ones: Mother, SARAH ROB-
INSON, 20 years, September ., 1889:
brothers. CLARENCE ROBINSON, 6
years ago, November 2S, 1858, and
JOSEPH LEVI ROBINSON, 2 years
ago, May 2. 1857
Though our hearts may break with
sorrow
BY the grief so hard to bare,
We shall meet them some bright
morning
In the upper garden there.
THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-l lot for
sites, reasonable offer accepted
TIE. 6-S146. 50
FORT LINCOLN, Garden Of the
Apostles-Crypt for 9, $500 cash
owner leaving city. 10. SCOTS. 90
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Fails
Church, Va.-4 choice sites, S595.
Ex. 3-O907, KE. S-5714. 80
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Tarn nf Chunks

COATES, LUCY c. We wish to ex-
press our deep gratitude to our
pastor, church. relatives and neigh
bors for all their services, floral ex-
pressions Of sympathy and many,
many acts Of kindness offered at
the sudden passing of our mother
and sister
REV AND MRS. LEROY BOWMAN,
MRS: GENEVA WILLIAMS AND
ALTA BALL. 90
HILL, LOUISE NJ. We wish to ex-
press sincere thanks to our many
friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement. Especially are
We grateful for the beautiful floral
tributes and cards of coincidence.
THE FAMILY. 20
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MFmnrtal Srruttr

BOYLE, CONGRESSMAN CHARLES A
A MEMORIAL HIGH MASS
WILL BE HELD AT THE ST.
AGNES CHURCH, LEE AND
RANDOLPH SIS, ARLINGTON,
VA, ON TUESDAY, DECEM-
Der l, 1889, AT 10 AM. FOR
THE LATE CONGRESSMAN
CHARLES A. BOYLE.
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Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson will be full military
boulevard Arlington. Buallors in the Arlington Cemetery
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Saturday, November %, 1853, at
the George washington University
Hospital. BELLE HoUGHToN CAL
YER of 1929 N st. NV, beloved
wife OF the late Irving Calyer.
Friends may call at the Birch Fu-
neral Home, 3034 NJ st. NV, after
IL noon Sunday, November 80 (cour-
tesy parking opposite), where serv-
ices will be held on Monday,
November 80, at 2 pm. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

OIEIIIdUUIIUIII
] William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS o
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE II 3-o2OO
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HENNIGE. LOUISE o. On Friday.

fSiETsE fS1H5S : BosRisst Rs%SIot oEteesSsufs s. Ss
nige and mother Of Robert L. FIem-
ing of Herndon, Va. She also is
survived by two grandchildren, one
sister. Mrs. Myrtle Hawley OF Ar
Hngton, Va. and two brothers, Ben
and James E. Fleming OF Mclean,
Va. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home, 10l Eden ST., Hern-
don, Va. where services will be
held at 2 pm, Monday, November
30 Intsrment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 20
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CANNEY, FRANK z. On Friday. N

vember 81. 1858, Al sibley Hos;
Willow st. NV, beloved husband
of Jennie B. Canney and father Of
John o. and Wayne NJ. Canney,
and Mrs. Lucille E. Fusco; brother
of Albert and Ivan Canney. There
also are five grandchildren. Friends
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. parking
opposite), after pm. Saturday,
November %, where services will
be held on Monday, November 30,
at IL am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. ~
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pftai' pfmpefo opoNAID ALB CLARK 4 RssU4 Of 4a5 ID
st. ne, the beloved husband Of
Sarah Clark, father Of Ferdinand
c., Jerome, Sedella, Diamond and
Eula Mae Clark. He also is sur
viVed BY three sisters, Mrs. Rosa
Gregg. Mrs. Sally Gregg and Mrs.
Mary Davis: three brothers. James,
Ferdinand and Henry Clark, and a
friends Notice of funeral later.
Arrangements by MalVan g. Schey,
Inc ~
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CLAUDIA MARIE In

hELLIHEk, CLAUDIA MARIE (nee
Burlingamel. On Thursday. Novem-
6fT bftaI 2s lafS At MAR1N ARRTqyidsnes Hos
the beloved wife Of Daniel Keliiher.
daughter of Mai and Mrs Claude
Burlingame sister Of Claude E Bur-
h%ngsms % Of WASHINGTON; p c. and
Calf. Friends may call at. the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, until 1870 am.
ces hs hNoIs%Ss5 30 and 92S e ss5s
Church 1917 Massachusetts ave
NV, at IL am. 1nterment Cedar
Hin Cemetery.
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HARGRovE, WILLIE ANN. On Thur

ANN HHRdRovE Of isSHii 5sfii Just MstLss St
ne. loving mother of Mrs. Maggie
L. Freeland and William w. Har-
grove. grandmother of William Har-
sister. Of Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. Caro-
lima Jones and B. J. Thomas. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
After IL noon Sunday, November
20, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will be
held on Monday, November 80, at
pm. Interment National Harmony
Memorial Park Cemetery. 20
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HARDY, LOTTIE NJ. On Thursday,
pitai, LoTTfE NJ. HARDY Of i4TO
18th place Sc. the beloved wife
Of Lewis W, Hardy, mother Of
Mrs Addie narrower of Lorton, Va,
and Arthur Moody of Indian Head,
Nd She also is survived BY four
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. Friends may call at the. Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and Mass
ave, me-, where services will be
held on Monday, November 80, at
11:3O am, Interment Pohiek Gene
terry, Pohick. Va. 20
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uESr ATrHuSrTNF I'm EridaN

BEST, AUGUSTINE I. on Friday,
November e. 1859, Mr.. AUGUs.,
st. ne, beloved husband Of Mrs.
Virginia Best and brother of Mrs;
Ellen Rhodes, Mrs, Lillian Haywood
and Mrs. Hattie Powers He also
leaves to mourn their loss other
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5 18th
st. ne. Notice of funeral later. 20
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BROWNE, FORREST z. On ThuTs-

day, November 20. 1859, at the
Hadley Memorial Hospital, FORREST
&. BROWNE, loving mother Of Mar
got c. and Gerald Browne, daughter
Of Mrs. Lucille Taylor. sister Of Mrs.
Lucille NJ. Butler, Mrs. Irene Stock
EFT, Mrs Lucille Carleata Warren,
Althea, Nathaniel and Blayton Tay-
lor, grandmother of Bryant Chase:
She also is survived by host OF
other relatives and friends. FRIENDS
may call at her late residence. 1853
Corcoran st. NV. after pm.
Saturday, November 2S. Funeral on
Sunday, November 20, from the
Church of God, 2030 Georgia ave.
NV, at 1870 pm. Interment Lin
rnnnhc hu Inhnsnn 4 Ienkins
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BONK, THEODORE H. suddenly, 0

THEODORE H. BoNK Of S6O5 May
fair place. Silver Spring, Nd, be-
loved husband of Alice Bonk, father
and Brenda Bonk, brother Of Arthur
and George Bonk of Minneapolis,
Minn. Also surviving are four
grandchildren. Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881
Georgia ave NV, on Tuesday, De-
cember /. at 9:l5 am. High re-
QUEEN mass at st. Michaers Church.
Silver Spring, Md, at 10 I'M. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited.
Minneapolis, Mimi: Pittsburgh. Pa,
and Tampa, Fla, papers please
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BELL, GERTRUDE d. On Thursda!

November 20, 1859, at Laurel. Md .,
GERTRUDE D. BELL Of ,9ls sprinE
lane. Falls Church, Va, beloved sis
ter of Floyd Deer and Miss Agnes
Deer, both Of Rockville. Nd; Mar
guerite Bell Of Falls Church, Va;
Mrs Grace jackson Of Arlington,
Va; Mrs. Mabel Bayer, Paul Deer
and Walter Deer, all Of Pennsyl-
Vania; aunt of Mrs. Jane Flynt, Mrs;
Marguerite Cheatham, Joseph and
James Bell, all Of Northern Vir-
ginia She also is survived by. sew
eral other nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home, 1924 Colum-
bia pike parking in rear, Arling-
ton. Va, between 3 and and z to
9pm. Saturday and Sunday, Novem-
Der 2S and 20. There will be a
recitation Of the rosary at 8 pm.
Sunday. Requiem mass will be
offered at st. Anthony's Church at
$50 am. Monday. November 30.
Interment Columbia Garden ceme-
terry, ~
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S wifE1E EEtElE HoLMuS A SyStns:SH SH.ssSs
Mrs. Lydia Brame, Mrs. Ruth Pratt
and Mrs. catherine Daniels. Also
surviving are other relatives and
Gdan' dss NoNs%S.r NsaSS At'r s ienas c sn ssH5 E
vited to call ct the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1920 9th ct. nv, where
services viii be held ct 3 pm,
1nterment Lincoln Memorial ceme-
terry %
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KELLY, SAMUEL THEODORE. o

EGFlff'y GEL rHEo6osE hSSf6RiE XII KEh9 h2999 .d1sd sAM
brother of the Rev. Robert Kelly,
the Rev Norman Kelly and Law
renee Kelly. Also surviving are
host of nieces, nephews. other rela-
tiyes and many friends Friends
may call after 4 pm. Sunday, No
vember 90. at the Snowden Funeral
Home, North Washington ST., Rock
Vile, Md. Funeral services on Mon
day, November 80, at 1890 pm,
at the Round Oak Baptist Church,
Spencerville, Md. the Rev, Roger
Brogden off1ciating. Interment
church cemetery. 90
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BROOKE. HARRY. On Friday, No

ys@SeT 25h 1859, @ q casually 81 Hos; 3, !
garet Brooke, father Of James j..
Brooke and Mrs. Margaret Sharp,
brother of Mrs. Beulah johnson,
Mrs. Rose Markward and Mrs. Sally
Poston, He also is survived by seven
children. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass ave. ne. where services will
be held on Tuesday, December l.,
at II am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 80
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HAGAN, WILFoRD G. OF 1904 5eth
place, Cheverly, Nd, on November
26, 1859, friend of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alworth, Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5s01 cleve-
land ave, Riverdale, Nd, until Tues
day, December /. at I2:45 pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
teFy,
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WOOD, HARRlETTE. On Thursday,
November 26. 1859. at her residence,
36OS Norton place NV, HARRIETTE
WOOD, beloved sister of Mary M
Wood. Memorial services at the
g.. H. Hines Co Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. NV, on Sunday. Novem-
ber 90, at $3.50 pm. (parking fa-
cilities). %
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yember 90 1859, at at 'FraSki FPeedmen' MCs 5
Hospital, JOSEPHINE HAYES Of
1898 Warder st. NV, beloved wife
Of Mack Hayes and mother of Helen,
Barbara Ann. Diane and Mack, tr.
She also is survived by four sisters,
TWO brothers, other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at the
Latney Funeral Home, 1922 llth
st, NV, on Saturday, November 2S,
after 5 pm, where funeral services
will be held on Sunday, November
lawn Cemetery
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DFatha

BACHARACH. BERTHA ADLER. On
Friday, November q, 1859, BER--
Greystone St, Chevy Chase, Nd,
beloved mother of Mrs. Joseph D.
Dratch. She also is survived by
six grandchildren, Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th ST. NV,
on Sunday, November 20, at 10
am. Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
5525 Greystone st, Chevy Chase,
Nd. Chicago. Ill, papers please
copy) 20
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Tuesday, November "a, 1859, at the
Washington Hospital Center, GEoR-
GIA JOYNER JAYNES Of 5000
Brookway drive, Sumner, Nd, wife
OF Maj. Gen. Lawrence C. JayneS,
c. Bennett and daughter of Mrs.
T. H. Thurmond, both OF Munich,
Germany. and grandmother of John
James Bennett. Services will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on Mon
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 90
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LEWIS, DIR. WILLIAM ]. Suddenly

On friday, November Il. 1853, 81. 81.
WILLIAM J LEWIS Of 75O2 Wells
band Of Doraiee Lewis % anS devoted %
father Of Mrs. Hilda Stevan Of Bal
timore, Md: Paul Allan and Joseph
Lewis He also is survived BY a
sister. Mrs Hilda Davis of Miami,
Fla; two brothers, BENJAMIN Rubin
tello of Alexandria, Va, and fiva
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky & Sons Fu-
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on
Tuesday. December l, at 10 am.
terry.
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M0DER, IDA. On Friday, November
of Isidore Moder, devoted mother Of
Barney and Irving Moder, both Of
Silver Spring, Nd She also is sur
vived by two grandchildren, seTv-
ices at, the c. D Goldberg g. Son
on Sunday, November 80. at ii
am Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. In mourning at gS0o
Cherry Tree lane, Silver Spring, Nd
Family requests in lieu Of flowers
Foundation for Retarded Children,
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MOORE, ODELL. on Friday. Novem-
Der n, 1859, oDELL MOORE Of
ihterment at Union, S, C Iocsi T
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