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The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
Present Guess Is
Crashed Plane Fell
Apart in Midair

TELL CITY, Ind, Up = Inves-
tigators agreed yesterday that
structural failure preceded the
crash of Northwest Airlines
Electra turboprop plane near here,
but they said it may take long
time to determine what caused
that failure.
The FBI said fingerprints of
two passengers and ring belong
ing to a third were found Mon
day. They were the first identi-
fable remains found in four days
of searching the scattered wrek-
age.
The plane broke up in midair
and carried So passengers and
crew members to their deaths in
a huge crater in a field 10 miles
southeast of Tell City last Thurs
day.
"You can tell it's structural fail
ure when a wing comes off two
miles away from the rest of the
aircraft" said James R. Durfee,
chairman of the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
"What we're trying to find out
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
Olympic Skaters to Wed

NEW YORK, tR = "The worlds
worst kept secret" was out of the
bag yesterday = Olympics fig
ure skating queen Carol Heiss and
Hayes Alan Jenkins are getting
married.
The big day will be April 30
here. Jenkins, an Akron, Ohio,
attorney, is a former Olympics
figure skating champion. He won
the title in 1856.
'This must have been the
worlds worst kept secret" said
Miss Heiss, a 20-year-old New
York University English major,
on Monday.
There have ben rumors for
months that the pair were going
to announce their engagement af-
ter the Olympics.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
Methodist Officials Expected
For ANU Dinner Tomorrow

Henry Meyer, financial adviser
for the Alaska Methodist Univer-
sity, will arrive tomorrow to at
tend the Methodist University
dinner at the Seaview Room, be-
ginning at $50.
Acting President Rev. Fred Nc
Ginnis is also expected, if other
obligations can be cleared in time
for him to make the flight to
Nome. Local people planning to
attend who have not made reser-
vations, are urged to do so this
evening.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
New Royal Baby
Named Prince Andrew

LONDON, Up = Britain's new
royal baby has been named An
drew Albert Christian Edward, it
was officially announced yester-
day.
He will be known as Prince
Andrew
The first infant born to a reign
ing British monarch in 1903 years,
the boy is second in line to the
British throne. Only his 10-year-
old brother, Prince Charles, is
ahead of him as a potential sue
cessor to their mother, who be-
came sovereign in 1852
The boy was. delivered at Buck
ingham Palace Feb. 10. He
weighed pounds, ounces at
birth.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
RACE PRIZES DISPLAYED

Dog race trophies, and prizes to
be won during the Arctic Club
Dog Derby next month, are now
on display in the Alaska Airlines
Building window.
A beautiful sealskin parka and
a shotgun, which are being given
away, are in the display, as well
as lovely dark muskrat fur par
ka contributed to the Queen of
the Trail by Jonas Brothers, fur
riers of Seattle, Fairbanks, and
Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23

The feature length missionary
film Unto All the World" is to
be shown tonight at the Nome
Gospel Home at $50. Scenes and
conditions in nine countries are
in these beautiful color pictures
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
Methodist Pot-Luck Friday

The last lesson in the African
study course of the WSCS will be
given on Friday evening. The
study course will be preceded by
a pot-luck supper at $50 at the
Methodist Fellowship Hall, and
those participating are asked to
bring their own eating utensils
also.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23

Brownies and Girl Scouts will
participate in Girl Scout Sing
at the Lutheran Quonset at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-23
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Joyce Gallaher, Ruby
Outwater, and Larry Kingeekuk.
Discharged: Marilyn Butts, and
M. Pushruk and infant.
Evening star., 1960-03-19

South West North East
INT All Pass
Opening lead: Diamond jack.
South won the first trick with
the ace of diamonds and led
the suit right back. West played
low and South ducked in dun.
my, allowing East to win with
the nine.
These first two tricks were
Identical at many tables of q
tournament. and at most of
them East made a routine heart
return. This was made to order
for South. He played q low
heart and then had an easy
time winning eight or even nine
tricks. Z
At one table South managed
TO go down at one no-trump.
It wasn't easy for him to find
8 way to 90 down-he got some
help from the opponents.
Deceptive SHIFT
East made Q deceptive shift
at the second trick, when he
was given q diamond trick. East
shifted to the queen Of clubs
Look at this play from East's
point of view. II South has
both the king and jack Of clubs,
he win almost surely win two
club tricks no matter what East
does. If South lacks one Of the
missing club honors, the lead
of the queen may give him q
problem.
Now look at the clubs from
declarer's point Of view. It
seemed very likely that East
had led fro ma club suit headed
by the queen-jack. II so South
could make sure Of a club trick
by ducking the first time but
covering the jack. For this rea-
son South played q low club.
When the queen of club
held East knew he was on the
right track. He continued with
his low club.
South played low, still undef
the impression that East had
the jack Of clubs. AT It hap
pened West was able to win
with the jack of clubs. He
promptly returned q club to
East's ace, and the defenders
wound up with four clubs, two
diamonds and q heart, defeat-
ling the contract.
| That lead Of the queen from
from A-Q-x will work surpris-
Iingly often when dummy has
l0-x-x. IT'S worth remembering.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player. passes.
You hold:
As3 vAss2 1J1O3 &Jssl
What do you do? {
Answer: Bid one no-trump.
You have the minimum normal
lvalue of six points for this weak
response.
(copyrisht, 1860, Gen. Features corp.l
Evening star., 1960-03-19
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED sHENwoLD
Shifty Defense
Beots DecIurer

The national tournament now
in progress in jackson, Miss.
brings to mind some Of the
hands that caused q stir in
earlier tournaments. Some Of
these appeal chiefly to tourna-
ment players. but many Of
them can teach all Of us .
lesson. :
Evening star., 1960-12-15
WiIIiom Krebs,
Formerly Of DC,
Agriculture Aide

William j. Krebs. IS, 4 Wash
ington area resident for IS
years and a Department Of Ag-
riculture employe, died Tuesday
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Krebs. o native Of Mount
Wolf, Pa. and a graduate of
American University. had been
transferred to New Orleans by
the department last July.
A, 32d-degree Mason, Mr..
Krebs served with the 18th Air
borne Division and was a holder
Of the Purple Heart. He was
a member of American Legion
Post SO at the department.
He leaves his wife, the former
Margrette Heatherly; two sons.
Michael and jeffrey, all Of New
Orleans. and his father, John
H. Krebs of York. Pa.
Services were held yesterday
in New Orleans. Burial will
be tomorrow in Arlington Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
1t. Col. Coony,
OF fMeLeun,sXq.

1t. Col. Thomas E. Coony.
ppited States yArmys (retired).
-Aikd yesterday after 4 Heart
attack at his home. 4316 Wood
ley road, Mclean, Va He
was S6. ''@". 'f.jFt Z
f Col. Coony was born in
Santa Monica. Calf? He was
graduated from LoyolA College
and received a law degree from
the college in 1927. i =
Between 1927 and lg42 Col.
Coony worked as an ONCE
manager for Guaranty Build
ing & Loan Association. Mu.
tual Building g. Loan .Asso-
citation and the Home Owners
Loan Corp, all in Los, Angeles
In l942 he was commissioned
in the Army as q captain. He
served with the 35th Infantry
Division in France as q finalica
officer and received the Bronze
Star With an Oak Leaf Cluster
He retired from the Army ir
1857 and moved to Mclean
He had been employed Al
the administrative officer Of
Georgetown University Trans.
portation Research Cents,
since 1858.
He leaves his wife, the for.
mer Helen Billings of the homs
address; a daughter, Mrs
Thomas Huninghake Of Co.
lumbus. Ohio. and a son, En-.
sign Thomas M. Coony Of thu
home address. He also leave,
three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be helt
at . Am. tomorrow at st
Johns Church In Mclean, with
burial In Arlington Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-12-15

Frank o. LundStrom, 64,7 q
research chemist with the De-
partment. Of Agriculture's Fer
tilizer Investigation Research
Branch in Beltsville, died yes
terday at the Washington Hos
pital Center after along illness.
He lived at 1904 Old Chester
road, Bethesda. f.
A native Of Denver, he. at
tended the University Of Dem
yer from 19i5Tto, 1918. At the
outset Of World War I, he left
school to join the Nitrate Divi-
sion Of the War Department.
He. served first in Alabama and
was later transferred to WASH
ington.
Mr.. Lundstrom resumed his
education at George Washing
ton University here. where he
received bachelors and masters
degrees.
After the war he became
associated with the 1ixed nitro
gen research laboratory and its
successor agencies engaged in
fertilizer research within the
Agriculture Department.
Most Of MFR. Lundstrom's
early work was in development
lof catalysts used In the making
Iof ammonia. Recently, he had
been studying the chemistry
Iof nitrogen compounds used in
making fertilizer and was
author and co-author of sew.
eral papers relating to fertiliz-
ers. and soil chemistry.
He was Q member of the
American Chemical Society and
/ was past president and secre-
tary of the American Institute
tof Chemists. Mr.. Lundstrom
also was q member Of the New
York Academy Of Science and
the Association of Official
Agricultural Chemists.
In addition, ne was active in
Evening star., 1960-12-15

Tau and Delta Theta Phi Fra
ternities., -
He also. was q member Of
the American Bar Association,
the District Bar Association
and the American Patent Law
Association. ~ =
He leaves his, wife, kathryn,
and two sons, Frederick and
James, all of the home ad-
dress; his mother. Mrs. Dora
M. Doane. and two sisters, Mrs.
Bernice Reed and Mrs. Naomi
Nelson, all Of Hutchison. Kans.;
a brother. Dale of Centerville,
Va, and a half-brother, James
B. Burns Of 38l1 Gramercy
street NV.
Services will be at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
home. 1756 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, with burial In Park
lawn Cemetery.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
National Heart Association.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Nernon II. DoonesDi lies,
PoEtnerin Law Firm, !.

Vernon H. Doane. 81. q part
rler In the spetenk law arrt Of
Burns. Doans y Henedict and
the president Of TIE Coannopol-
itan Club. died at George
Washington University Hos
pitak after q heart attack yes
terdAy. He lived at 1902
Gramercy street NV
Mr.. DoanA was b0En. in
|Springdale, Ark, and was edu-
Gated in the public schools Of
Dodge City, Kans., and at the
University Of Kansas.
In 1880 he came to Wash
ington and enrolled at George
Washington University. where
he received q bachelor Of
science degree In 1925 and q
Law degree two years later.
He had been. q inenfbef of
the law nrna since iiis admis-
SION ID the bar III le3Ss
Besides the Cosmopolitan
Club. he belonged to the Con-
gressional Country Club, the
University Club and Sigma
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Fronk O. Lundstron, "a,
US. Agricultural Chemist

the William r. Singleton Lodge
No. 80, the Shriners' Almas
Temple and the Eldbrook
Methodist Church,
Mr.. Lundstrom leaves his
wife, Edith, of the home Ad-
dress, o daughter, Mrs. Jewell
M. Thompson Of Los Angeles,
Calf. and two grandchildren.
- Funeral ARRANGEMENTS are
incomplete.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Col. W. H. Bach,
Officer in Korea

SEOUL, Korea, Dec. is (AP)
United States military au
thorities today announced tn,
death of Col. William H. Bach
who served in G-3. headquar
tiers 9Th United States Army
Col. Bach, who arrived il
Korea November q. died Tues.
day in a hospital after an un
successful operation to remow
an infected portion of his in
testinal cavity, an Army re
lease said.
Col. Bach is survived by hi
wife, Mrs. Reba A. Bach. o.
SOIL Thirty-si street, Nortl
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
In Mrrtprtant

BOWLER, CoAA .. in iovins mem.
Bowler. who vas called from
labor 70 reward one year ago today,
December Is. 1853. ~ -
December brings sad memories
yoD % si I0ysS never spi S. s0Rs fSr,S9. e. Is't
By the one who loved you best.
LOVING HUSBAND, GORDON
GARRETT. CORA AND EDWARD, In
ents: Mother. CORA GARRETT. vino
left ps s. tnirissn ,ssp.y yearE nw Ssq m mosssHsi
RETT. December Is. 1858.
Cherished memories sweet and true,
With greatest love We think Of you
ROBERTA AND CECIL.
PPOLlTO. JOSEPH A. In loving mem.
JOSEPH a. iPPoLITo, who passed
away twenty-hye years ago today
A love. a,S one s,I.,! !: remembered today
Loved in. life and loved in death.
DEyoTEP SSS54Rrh MOTHER SISTER ANr
MATTHEWS. .wRlGHT. In sad mem.
ory Of my husband, WRIGHT MAT
THEWs 5eaT, ,HSs, EsS pnnsssS s"a ss sh'
|
SkEs DREN. Test Tolx AANAbSHSESEi ANb oENEvS. Sh.lr
MevEAkRY. JOSEPH N. In lovins
JOSEPH M. McvEARRY, who passed
away December Is. 1887
In some small way every day,
Memories OF you come our way;
Tss ss rnS oS,n. ysaTs .mST.s 5S swiftly n.1y, Dy.
DfsEasR Ds9oRrrRw. 5osEpHHiSSnE.' hHSE' AND :!
MILES. MARY p. In loving memory
q my dear mother, MARY r,
sslssep ,ss. six years ago today December
Hfs Il PESE91SR SSEy9H6 DAUGHTER. EDNA
RAIDER. CHARLES r, Jr. In men6.
ory Of my brother. CHARLES r.
RAIDER, jr., who passed away three
years Aso today, December IS. 1867
I DO not need this special d&y,
The dsss ST,nf d s0s not g think ny n %ii1S yoa
slsAFfsRs, III eHsRss' ss'ie Z saIRIa:Y s sRf: R1trY
4REs s, csaslts ga. ctssAktss I. IN RsSHE RsSSsE'
y. who passed away three years
ago TO-DAY. December Is, 1887.
In silence he suffered.
Til oed ssiisd him home,
FATHER. sHAsLIs u. o'E RAIDER. Or.
WALkER. J0aN Z. r. sacred mem
who departed Nthis life eleven years
aso today. December Is. 1919.
Thought: return to scenes Ions
Time rolls on. but memory lasts.
, DAUGHTER, MAY.
WATSON, MAGGIE JACKSON. In
axoaiH iHeISs 1SGks & our wilson sfsy Ro'sir SSo
passed away tWenty-four years aeo
today, December Is, 1855 .',..'''0
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget.
But time so far has only proved
How much ye miss her yet.
HER DEVOTED SONS, GEORGE D.
AND RICHARD C. JACKSON.
WHITE. FREDDIE TIBBs. In sad but
loving remembrance of my devoted
mother. FREDDIE TIBBS WHITE.
who departed this life Twenty-Five
years ago today. December Is. 1885.
You can emily have one mother,
Patient, kind and. true; -.
No other friends II 'ali the world
Could be any truer to you,
For all her loving kindness, "---
She asked nothing In return;
II All the world deserts you,
To your mother you can turn,
DAUGHTER. MISS VIRGINIA C.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
Nnurtlinu

FREIDIN, MOE. To all the friends
Of MOE FREIDlN, the unreilinI
has been Cancelled for December Ia
until further notice. IL
Evening star., 1960-12-15
With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

Very often O cord ef thenks
In The Stor meets o need
which can herdly be solved in
cny ether way. Net only is
II o sraeieVs expFession ef
eretifvde 10 those who hove
sent flerel sibuses but also
eevtsevslY acknowledges the
services and kiHdnsssss OF
the mony 10 whom o personal
note OF thonks eonnot we'll be
moiled or whose nomss and
addresses ore not known.
insertion ef Q cord Of Thanks
moy be oronsed by telephone
10 The Stor, L. $4,000.
The Evening and svndoy Stor
Evening star., 1960-12-15

GRANT. GERTRUDE n. On Sunday
Sfss;ss., d lsS9i rs Se.FTs9DF 4. a! ii.
q james 9. Grant and mother Of
Mrs.. Londqn Bureeli and Thom aS
hureell She also leaves to mourn
b ner pAasins thirteen grandehildren.
ters. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John r
Rhines a Co. Funeral Home, :,OiS
l.th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
Evening star., 1960-12-15

SsssmSsr 1850 cc Carroll TsiffRs:s.g. T:a.gy..
1888 Chestnut q n.I.. Ssioved hus. 2.
risads P4na q NJ, Go.SiF, .s !. aa.csSi.y =. Msr,.
1885 Pa ave. NV aftef NJ.
Friday. December il (eourtesy psrf. %
Ing oppositel., where the rOsary wilI
be recited on sunday, Decsmber ia
a. ;i3o ;i3o Pm; Aas, wili be offered
Sacrament Western ave. and Sus-
sada &c. n:w,s Oh Monday, Decem-
Der If. At $3.50 am. fnterment
Arlington National Cemetery IN
Evening star., 1960-12-15

BRADLEY. KATHERINE MCDONALD.
On Monday, December IL, 1860, at
SUBURBAN Hospital. KATHERINE Me-
DONALD BRADLEY Of $500 Rose
wood dr.. Bethesda, Nd. beloved wife
Of . ne h late asorEe G. Bradley and
may call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services
Saturday. December II, at . PM.
at st. Johns Episcopal Church. Be-
thesda, Md. Interment private.
Evening star., 1960-12-15
GREEN, ErREL NAE fne. re,a, q,

! dsnly. On Tuesday. December Is.
ly9v.. e her residence; 1926 Deane
ocSSssrs. a.yUs.d az: " Sit. ETHEt Il E.D,s MAI
Green: beloved daughter .yof. Henry
q MaEy ,. Ssiiey Jsniee; Lynn, James.
surviving are q srandnothef. MTS
Mary Ford and other relatives s and
later. xffansements S'is Sy RclIins, RianeIaI q
Evening star., 1960-12-15
sCHOFIELD, LOrA Perm. On w.dn..

Sey. December il. 1isSa. 0"ds Il he
sCHoFfRLD Of 74O2 Carroll ave-
Takoma PARK Nd beloved wife Of
Lois Lane and rae q. waksham. y.
Friends may eall At fhe TaEoms Fu.
neral Home, 354 Carroll st. NV,
parking cpposite), where services
viii be held On Friday. December ia,
g. pm. lntermsnt Fort Lincoln
Evening star., 1960-12-15

eeis6sIlil. 1860. ARTHUR FRAziER
q q Pearlie y Frazier and devoted
iathef q Andrew and Virginia Fra.
ziefss and Mrs. Kathleen shannon
Also @rviyins are his father, Rich
four brothers. eight sisters, other
reletigel and many friends. After
pm. Friday. December l8. friends
are lnxaed 70 call ct the Mcclure
F,'ns EFSnsfsf HSms; lsSo yth s. nv.
at 1 pm Saturday. December II.
the Rev. j. C. johnson oficiatine.
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
-tery. ai1 .s.ls4ts t.-et Is
Evening star., 1960-12-15
HYMAR HASPIEL, Master
PAUL b. ELcAN. Secretary.

FUNDERBURK. OSCAR. on Monday,
PsRs6sx PsssRSs5 II y ,iss iissso OSCAR &c PUN!
husband OF Eva Funderburk. father
Of Oscar, jr.: Harold. Thomas. LII.
venia and Geraldine Funderbvrk.
and Mrs. Joyce :. Jones; son 81
Mrs. Mary 3 Funderburk. He also
Is survived BY four grandchildren
call at the Malvan & Schey. Inc,
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave and
r ST. DIV. on Friday. December 10,
after ) p.En. and until 8 pm. In.
Evening star., 1960-12-15

SsssSSs. u. 81 iod6, q g On hsS hsqstasi. f.sI.
ssISs.d ssHIEsss Ma; IA: II SFIL j.,S 4. isSEtxIS:
and mother Of John j. Ne0sever.
r.: sister Of Kate Mcdaniel, John
Jordan. Elizabeth Artz. Pearl Croft.
Mary Kenny and James Jordan. !.
Friends may call at the Takoma
lpArkane obpositel. Funeral on Fri
day, December 10. az $50 Am.
keauIem mass. at ct. Bernsdette's
'Catnolc Church. at 10 am. Inter-
Evening star., 1960-12-15

EGRAYsos. EIORENCEl N. On Thura-
sssr AZ Pi.;sssi .ssSy.6s s. !! !'ssS sISs; "a
son. sr.. and mother OF Florence
r.. Daisy G., Charles O., IT,: Law
renee A.. Clarence A, and james
W, orayson. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends
Notice of funeral later, Arrange
nienu by MCGUIRE. Inc, II
Evening star., 1960-12-15

oisHu SOfEcbpOn0ahI. 1.
MEYERS; sE ~ WILLIAM ...s! r.. n; ; On w.dne.-
SeS aeSc. Dscf%ssT HoseI,,i4 g. iygg 4. froyl-
father Of Mrs. Doris Emmett fstsii oii
81 f'rtak faisndls. ys nd MT: MIII'. NSIrms Rowland
ros. tsssSsad's sss.l. Es asinsSaa. saa c,T' u.
Brother Of Norman Il. Msyers 81
M ,9s Les si. Funeral w. Home. a us St tan and "a
/ ices viii be held op saturday, De.
Chestnut. Grove Cemetery, asrndon,
W. IL
MlLLARD, EDNA J. On Tuesday, De.
fEsamse5J Eans Mi,,.rr Nh lsu9; s.,asy z, Vienna vs.
q mrs. Mssle siaeE. MIs'q Mrs and KasSlvr %9.nss
Iohnsop ana Mrs. perothy 4. Sci.
riorsnce fsarson and Mrs. virsie
rsnSebdhT.ns shs slsS "a Ss STryiysa By four
Money A King Funeral Home, III
west Maple ave, Vienna; Va. where
sser sssrviess rs Till Ss held Friday, pecem-
Chanel cemetsrs;. 4''Hsn' S'oTn'' =.
NOISE, ,..s ,.a.ERsEaICE 9; ;, On Tues.
.s!e !.yli. Mli:nfs as .sisa ssEbaasaise 81 sasl; J. faoSE
4 Yeise brother q the late Hettis
N Franks Friends are invited to
sersI % hs Home sesseiss q Rsssas sGssy Gnss. gnm.
Ehrey, Bethssds. Md. Services On
Lady Of Lourdes Catholic ChuSch'
Bethesda. Md. where requiem mass
Will be offered At $3.50 am. In
terment Congressional Cemetery. I6
MURPHY. JERRY LEE. On Tuesday,
pss JERRY LIE acS &uRpRRYw' A pRRswiss aGs
oi Mrs. Janet r. Murphy, father OF
Miss Janna Lee Murphy and Jerry
| =. Murphy and brother Of Mrs. Char
| lene Lynn. Funeral services on sat.
urdAy; December II. ct II am,
from his late residence, Rte. I, Wood
bridge Va. Interment Pohick Gene
Evening star., 1960-12-15

FLORES, RUPERT M. An emerRent
"a communication OF Hops
IN Lodge, No. 90, p, A, A. NJ,
IN Is hereby called for the
M NO purpose OF conducting the
~ZV Masonic burial services for
NJ our late brother. RUPERT
" n. FLORES. at Hysone' s
Funeral Home. 1900 N 81. NV, on
Friday. December I6. 1860. al
g:45 am
Evening star., 1960-12-15

Honsss b.e:nS.r saSrki isSssssn,s. iSsS 4 ,S. E.
pitai !. cLARk RktlfS1 MARROW. 1S forme2i, M9i,
%.,Sits q White o,k. Nd, brother of Mrs.
NARROW and the late Mrs.. Marian
MarIov Miller There also are five
nieces; Mr.. NARROW rests at the
warner z. Pumphrey Funeral Honir.
Nd. where friends may yisit Wiz
the family between the hours Of
80 and $50 Wednesday ana
THURSDAY evenings tparking faeiIi-
uMesI M MASS VIII be offered for the
sembeI Id. at 10 q m. at 81. john :
Catholic Church, 10000 Rosensteei
drive. Forest Glen, Nd. Interment
Evening star., 1960-12-15
'sMIELDs. MARrHA, h, suaaenl,. q,

Thursday. December Is. iseS, ,a o.
n. nts 5HiAfSsHs; HASTSx iS sAisE5sl ESsl'SS S:o,:,
also leaves to mourn her passini
one lstepdauRhter.. two nieces, on,
nephew, other relatives and man,
friends Remains restine at In;
.Hnm. iHGnn Rhine: q co. Funera
friends may caii after ! 1; p.m' "qsl' rri'
day. December 10, and where N,
neral services win be held OF
SATURDAY. December II. at pm.
internsent National Ss Hsrmony S%SiatlHs ms.
mortal Park. rs
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;j +; :iI !
1860. Members may cali
at the Collins Funeral Home. 1891
i4h t NV. Services will be
held At the immaculate Conception,
Srid.yl FL sd December isi ma H. " ,n,.rn.D, I. s%
et. Mafy's cemetery
JOHN M MORAN President
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DAVIS, LNEz v. On TUESDAY p,.
Memorial Hospital INEz y. vniSlslnas SAVE.
mother Of Beth Davis and stepmcthei
q Henry Lee and Frances Davis.
and father. Norris and Elsie Nc.
Sready; two brothers. Emmett and
vernon McCready. and two sisters.
Dorothy Dayliss and Bessie scasgs'
runeral services at the Hunt Fu-
day. December l6. at 4 pm.
ddntermsns int Trinity Memorial Gar
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MARRlss. yOsEYn q anhdenlr a

sRsH RsfHidi hSsRss nssstTssr d r. $3.50 asyo .s; IS
band Of Hivian n. HaSriss and
father Of L.. Buck Harriss, UsAF;
brother o. 1vor Harrtss Of Houston
Robert Murphy Funeral Home s
Jh:i Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
F,parktnt IN rearj, where the reel.
tation OF the rosary will be held
q D.m. Friday. December i8
70 the shannon Funeral Home. Fori
Worth Tex. for services and In,
terment. 10
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w. Rsfi9ss5 - si issS ss.Is. hsoNHa1 faS'
Island. 4 Y. beloved husband q
Elsie Rutiedse,. father OF Mrs. Mar,
Mccoy: Mrs. Anne Cling and Bar
ment on SATURDAY, December IL, II
Jamaica. Lons. Island. n. Y. New
York and Pittston. Pa. papers pleas
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HgRIDER, ERNEST DANIEL. on
Wednesday. december IA, 1850, Al
Suburban Hospital, ERNEST DANIEL
HERlDER of ig.5 Grace Church I'd !,
Silver eprins. Nd, husband Of Lu.
ellie NJ. Herider and brother Of Mary
oeneyieve and sodser w. Herider,
Mr.. Herider rests at the Werner e.
Pumphrey Funeral Home. S4J1
0eorsia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
where service will be held on Satur-
day, December ~, at IL am. tpark-
Ing facilitiesD. Interment ParElawn
funeral home after . pm. Thursday
t,A.<. 10
HOOPER, HATTIE y. On "wednesday
December IA. 1860, at George Wash
8, HOOPER, AGED 8. years, Of $40?
p8th pace. Seabrook. Nd. beloved
wife OF the late Howard Z. Hooper
mother OF Wilbur Z. Hooper, grand.
mother of Catherine Marie ant
survived BY many nieces and neph.
ews and q devoted daughter in law
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. eth st. and Mass. ave. n.e.
where services will be held or
saturday. December ~, at pm
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
tFrederick. Md. papers please cory .