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". Sporshott,
Transit Veteran,
In D. c. Is Years

William H. Sparshott, IS, a
resident of the District for rs
years. died after a heart attack
Wednesday in Tulia, Tex.
Mr.. Sparshott was a former
Capital Transit Co. employee.
He retired in 1851 and moved
to Riviera Beach, Fla. A year
ago he moved to Tulia. Tex.
A native Of the District, Mr..
SparShott attended the old
Business High School here. He
went to work for Capital Trans
it, now D. C. Transit System,
in the days of horse-drawn
streetcars. A mechanic, Mr..
Sparshott was foreman of the
Decatur street and Brightwood
car barns at the time of his
retirement.
Mr.. Sparshott was an active
member of the Potomac Lodge
AT .&A.M. and st. Luke's
Methodist Church. He also was
a member of Capital Transit's
SO Year Club and an avid bowl
er in the company's league.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Hattie Proctor, of Tulia,
and two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn
Joyce. also of Tulia, and Mrs.
Daniel Jones, of Jupiter, Fla,
a son, Lawrence, of Lake Palm,
Fla, two brothers, Fritz, of st.
Petersburg. Fla. and Charles,
OF 824 Varnum street NV. He
also leaves five grandchildren
and IS great-grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial
will be held Saturday in Tulia.
Tex.
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Louis McDormon,
Business AGENT

Louis K. McDorman, 81, a
manufacturers agent here for
80 years. died of a heart attack
last night at his home, 1906
Woodbine street, Chevy Chase
Md.
A native of Newport News
Va, Mr.. McDorman was a
member of the Washington
Board of Trade, the Washing
ton Building Congress, Early
Birds Breakfast Club, Circus
Saints and Sinners, the Ameri-
can Ordnance Association and
Congressional Country Club.
He leaves his wife, the
former Mildred Spedden, of the
home address, and two brothers
Albert McDorman of Newport
News and Chester McDorman
Of Jacksonville, Fla.
Friends may call at Pun
phrey's Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda,
from 3 pm. to 10 pm. today.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Newport News, Va.
The family requested that
expressions of sympathy be
sent to the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club.
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Vice Admiral Leone. CoveII,
2-Wur Coast Guard Veteran

Vice Admiral Leon c. Covell,
80, United States Coast Guard,
retired. former assistant COM
mandant of the Coast Guard
and veteran of two World Wars,
died Sunday at the Naval Hos
pital in San Diego, Calf, of a
heart ailment.
A native of Vaudeville. N. Y,
Admiral Covell was reared and
educated here. He attended
George Washington University.
He entered the Coast Guard
as a cadet in June, 1900, and
was commissioned as ensign in
1902. At that time academy
classes were held aboard the
School of Instruction Ship
Chase at Curtis Bay, Baltimore,
Md. The present day academy
at New London, Conn. had not
been founded, and the Coast
Guard was known as the United
States Revenue Service.
Admiral Covell spent % years
at sea aboard cutters in the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, the
Great Lakes and the Boring
Sea.
After peacetime command of
the cutters Snohomish and
Unalga, Admiral Covell COM
manded the cutter Mackinac
and served as navigator aboard
the cruiser Minneapolis during
World War I.
During the interval between
the wars, he commanded va
rious cutters and served as as
sistant commandant of the
Coast Guard from 1881 until
his retirement in 1912.
World War II interrupted
his retirement and he was re-
called to active duty in 1943
to command the Coast Guard
Training Station at Manhat-
tan Beach. N. Y. Upon his sec
ond retirement in l945, he was
promoted to vice admiral.
After his retirement, Admiral
Covell made his home at 1909
East Ocean boulevard, Long
Beach, Calf. His wife, Mrs.
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|ciated with C. H. Post business
interests as a vice president
and later served in this country
and Turkey as manager of the
American Foreign Trade Corp,
an export-import firm.
In 1928, Col. Tyssowski re-
turned to the mining field as
president of the Copper De-
oxidation Corp. of New York, a
post which he held until l94l.
Retired to Farm
At that time, he retired to
his Virginia home, which he
turned into a model farm, in
Guiding a first-rate Hereford
cattle herd.
He also continued to be active
with Woodward & Lothrop.
His farming interests led to
the presidency of the Virginia
Hereford Association, and later
of the Atlantic Rural Exposition
in Richmond.
An avid sailor. Col. TySsowski
maintained a summer home in
Northeast Harbor, Me, where
he was member of the North
east Harbor Fleet. He also was
active in the nearby Causeway
Club. of Southwest Harbor.
Col. Tyssowski's professional
memberships included the
American Institute of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineers,
the Mining and Metalurgical
Society of America and Phi
Delta Theta and Tau Beta Phi
fraternities.
His other clubs were the Met
ropolitan. Chevy Chase and AL
falfa Clubs of Washington, and
the University and Mining Clubs
of New York.
His wife. of Cobbler Farm,
is his only immediate survivor.
The couple had no children.
Private funeral services will
be at 2 pm. tomorrow at Cav
ler'S Funeral Home, 1856 Penn
Sylvania avenue NV. Burial
also will be private. The fam
lily requests that expressions of
sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the Heart Fund.
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Col. John Tyssowski, 70,
Noodles Official, Dies

Col. John Tyssowski, 10, who
helped expand Woodward g.
Lothrop department store
volume from $37 million to
SILT million in the last 10
years, died yesterday at his
Delaplane (VaD farm.
Col. Tyssowski had served
from 1947 to 1857 as chairman
of the stores board of direc-
tors and since then as chair
man of the executive commit
tee. He was stricken at his
Cobbler Mountain Farm while
watching a football game on
television.
HE contributed immeasur-
ably to the success of Wood
ward g. Lothrop in making the
firm an alert, live organiza-
tion," Robert E. L. johnson,
present board chairman, said
today in tribute to the colonel.
Col. Tyssowski, son of an
old Washington family, had
been a member of the
Woodward & Lothrop board
since 1919.
Had Parker Appointed
He served as vice president
from 1912 to 1916. One of his
first moves as chairman of the
board was to elevate Andrew
Parker to the presidency of
the firm. the post Mr.. Parker
still holds.
Col. Tyssowski oversaw the
establishment of Woodward d
Lothrop's several suburban
stores in an expansion program
costing many millions.
The suburban outlets are in
Chevy Chase, Alexandria, Seven
Corners and Wheaton Plaza.
Col. Tyssowski remained &C
tive in affairs of the firm until
mis- death.
A District native. he was the
son of the late Thaddeus M.
TySsowski, Washington mer-
chant, and Alice T. Tyssowski.
He was graduated from old
Central High School in 1904,
and went on to earn a degree
in mining engineering from the
University of California at
Berkeley in 1908. He then Joined
the staff of the Mining Engi-
neering Journal Of New York.
Served in Border Fighting
In 1914 he married the IA
nous Catherine Woodward, a
daughter of one of the depart
ment stores families.
/ AS member of Squadron A,
New York National Guard, Col.
Tyssowski was called to duty in
the Mexican Border campaign
in 1916.
When the United States en-
tered World War l, he was COM
missioned a captain in the
Quartermaster Corps. At the
time of his discharge he held
the rank of lieutenant colonel
He was later promoted to full
colonel in the Reserve.
After the war he was asso-
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Draths

zIk ks1.ab. MELVIN 1870 q Sr,TvsI ss;d.S
NJ. zirkle and brother OF Arnold
Zirkle and Verde Shaner. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mat
tinsly Funeral Home. 131 .11th st
Ssmber "a. where services ssA viii N 3;
held on Saturday, November 28
at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem.
etery %
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Admiral Yeuqer, 81

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Is
(AP).-Retired Rear Admiral
Harold C. Yeager, 81, Pelham
Manor, N. Y, died at Veter-
ans Hospital here yesterday.
Admiral Yeager, an investment
counselor in New York, last
was on active duty with the
Navy during World War II.
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Leon c. Covell, died in 1855
and was buried at Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
He leaves his son, Leon
Claude Covell, jr., 6160 Capr,
drive, San Diego, Calf.
Services were held Wednes-
day at Fl. Rosecrans Cemetery,
Calf.
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Obituaries
Anurtltttgh

ABRAHAM. JOE. There will be an
m aHss of o. JOE AB SesRsai Selove es
husband of Gertrude Abraham and
father OF Mrs. .Silvie Raplan. Mrs,
jeanette Schwartz and Mr. Irving
Abraham, on Sunday. November -,
1860. at 1890 an. at the d. C..
H.. B, A. Cemetery. 18th place Sc.
Relatives and friends invited
23,25,26 THE FAMILY.
GERTSMAN, DAVID. There will be
an unwilling Of . monument to the
: memory Of DAVID GERTSMAN. be-
loved husband of Tania Gertsman
and father of Barry. Arlene and
Sharon Gertsman. on Sunday, No
vember ~ 1860. at l p.m., at the
Temple Israel Section. within the
Lebanon Memorial Section OF George
Washington Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited. THE FAMILY;
20,25,26
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GERHARDT. CLINTON r. on,cers and

members Of Journeymar
@A\ are hereby notified Of tn.
hN death OF CLINTON F. GER.
~ HARDT on Wednesday. No.
~ vember 23, 1850 Funera
services at the William j
TicEner & Sons Funeral Home, North
and Pennsylvania ayes. Baltimore
Md. on Saturday, November 20
at IL am. Interment Loudon Parl
c jRRRY s. MALANkA. President.
EDWARD G. sPERR, Secretary
GIBBS. MAY A.. NJ No On weanesday; No;
Of 1891 Caroline ave-, silver SPRING
Md, beloved mother Of William E. S
Gibbs and sister of Mrs. Dol
Kethero. Friends may call at the
II am Friday, November %. where
services will be held on Saturday
November 20. at 10 am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25
GLAsCoE. GEORGE L. On Thursday
GLAscoE Of 1893 7th st, NV
Notice of funeral later. Arrange.
ments by Jarvis
HARRoD. ALrNE NJ. On Thursday
November "A. 1860. at the District
general Hospital; ALINE M; HAR.
Of James r. Harr a pas She "a also S'i i
Amanda E. Harley, John W. Har.
rod, Mrs. Theresa H. Staples anc
Miss Roberta M; Harrod, and Other
s slatses st snd friends Notice Sx
Robert G. Mason Funeral Home
$500 Nichols ave. sc.
u0ppS rApr aYTrN r,CNy ,p..,.,
On wednesday, November %, 1860
at Bethesda Naval Hospital, CAPT
1904 Garfield terrace NV. beloved
husband hns ND. Of Faystts Purcell Hobb'
Helen Hobbs wilson elei ana A'e It. A 4iIel
Y Ss BY three S Dc are is ssqv
ices will be held at Fort Myel
Chapel on Monday. November %
tional Cemetery. 24,25,27
HUTCHINSON. JOHN LEE ROY. o
-. 1860, nus band Of victoria B
Huteheson. Maxine re'n e. Wakes " Esfa an D
Marearet L: sschifibauer. He also i
the, Chambers Funeral Home, III
tn St. Sc. on Monday. November
Is, at ! pm. 1nterment Arlington
JACKSON. ELIZABETH. On wednes.
day, November %, 1850, at hel
E ssafnss ls gAck soTn the St be,6vs,
mother of Helen J, Marshall anc
Olivia Carter; Maymie Jones, Lilliar
Hawthorne and Helen Payne. sht
also anG Is survived frid, BY other relatives
call at the William spanqier Fu.
neral Home, ga !Sth, st. ne, wher,
N syyiGeS VIII s be held on satgrday
National Harmony Cemetery. %
jones' ;s ROBERT 9M:R,r l.: ;. Suddenly; 2, 81
residence; 2ll5 Pennsylyania ave
brother Of Ethel X. Jones. Friend
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 17ot
Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking OPP
day. November a6. Services and in
terment Jasper. Ala.
JONES, sILA ,seo On a., Monday On o, Meyem
ii13 c st. Sc, husband Of Vernei
Edna. Jones, He also is survive,
by five sisters, Ida Mae Moody
Lucinda Barknight and Carrie Lee
two brothers, Walter and Eide
Jones, and many other relatives an
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, No
vember 25. friends may call at tn
Frazier Funeral Home. $3.50 Rhod
Island ave. NV. where services vii
be held on Saturday, November 2G
at ] am, the Rev. C. Fields on
ciating. Interment National Har
mony Memorial Cemetery. 20
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MCLAUGHLIN. GEORGE o. suddenl,

on Tuesday, November %, 1860,
GEORGE o. MCLAUGHLIN, father
of Bonnie l.. Stanford and brother
OF Harry B. McLaughlin and Agnes
M. Foreman. Friends may cali at
ire North Capital st.. after ii
am. Friday, November 25. Requiem
mass at Sacred Heart Church on
Saturday, November 20, at 8 am.
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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FOY. ZED LEE. On Thursday. No.
Y yem5er -; l96G; At ArlinEton \
South Abingdon st, Arlington, Va :,
beloved husband of Amadel N. Foy
father of Mrs. William e. Owen
Of Arlington. Va, and Miss NJ
Carolyn Foy of Palo Alto, Calf
and brother OF Mrs. Ansley Watts
L, N, g. N. John W. and Horace
H., Foy, ali OF South Carolina,
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Saturday. No
yember 20, at 10 am. Interment
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MCCLURE, DONALD V. Members d
AZ Edward Douglass White
Fl !! !; q i: !;
w Der 25. 1860. to recite the
rosary for our late brother. DON
AID v, MCCLURE.
WALLACE A. BRUDER,
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TENN, MAY. On Friday, November
70. 1860. at her residence, 1871
beloved mother OF Mrs. Bessie
Meyers of Baltimore. Nd: Mrs.
Sophie Solomon of Langley Park
Md; Morris Temin and Henry TENN
of Philadelphia, Pa. She also is
survived by twelve grandchildren
Funeral services at the Bernard
DanZansky g. Sons Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV. on Sunday,
November -. at IL am. Inter-
ment Ohev Sholom- Talmud Iorah
Cemetery. ~
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JOHN. On Thursday,
November "a. 1860. at his home,
Cobbler Mountain Farm, Delaplane.
Va; JOHN TYSSOWSkI. beloved
Funeral services will be held at
Gawler's Funeral Chapel. 1856 Pa.
ave. NV, at . pm. Saturday. No
yember 20. In lieu OF flowers fam
lily requests contributions be made
Vate
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JERRY 8. MALANKA. President.
EDWARD G. SPERR, Secretar.

GIBBS, MAY M On Wednesday, No
vember 23, 1860. MAY M. GIBBS
Of 1881 Caroline, ave-. Silver Spring
Gibbs and sister Of Mrs. Dol
Kethero. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
ST. NV. parking opposite), after
II am. Friday, November 25. where
services will be held on Saturday
November 20, at 10 am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Is
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In Mpitturtant
ANNOUNCEMENTS of

BALL, CHARLES HENRY. In sad but
loving memory of our devoted hus-
band and father. CHARLES HENRY
BALL. who departed this life two
years ago today, November 25. 1888.
More and more each day we miss
him,
Friends may think the wound Is
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed.
DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE; DAUGH-
TER. AGNES. AND SON.IN-LAW,
CLARENCE BECK.
BRANSON. ISABELLE AND JOSEPH n,
In loving memory OF our dear par
snts. ISABELLE AND JOSEPH H.
BRANSON. who died November rs,
1858, and November 8. 1852, re-
spectively.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep in our hearts memory is kept
OF the ones we loved and can never
forget
YOUR IoViNG DAUGHTERS AND
SON.IN-LAW.
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DOYLE. ANNE. The members of
~ Court District of Column
s bia, No. 212. Catholic
6.6 Daughters of America. are
xSySS requested to assemble at
V the s. H. Hines Co. Flu
neral Home. 2901 14th st.
NV, on Friday, November
25, 1860, at s pm. to recite the
rosary for our late member. ANNE
DOYLE
ELIZABETH HENNINGER.
Grand Regent.
ANN ELIZABETH O'MEARA,
Financial Secretary
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THE FAMILY.
REINBURG, JOHN S. In tender and
JOHN s. REINBURG, who departed
vember 20, l94S.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAE.
REINSMITH, LEROY A. In loving
memory OF my husband, LEROY A.
REINSMITH. who passed away No.
vember rs. 1858.
When. evening shadows are falling
And I'm sitting all alone,
In my heart there comes a longing,
II you were only home.
But thank You for the kindness
me VIE WIFE b BuD HsS re RE1S Ssal
memory Of my dear husband. AL.
FRED SMALLWOOD, who departed
this lite sixteen years ago today,
Your memory is a keepsake
With which l will never part:
Though God has you in His keeping,
still have you in my heart,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MABEL Ed
MONDS SMALLWOOD.
SMITH. HELEN MAY. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear sister. HELEN MAY
Der 70, 1854.
Years have passed since that sad
day
When the one we loved was called
away
We loved YOU dearly, you'll always
remain in our hearts.
YOUR LOVING SISTERS. LUCY,
JOSEPHINE AND CATHERINE.
SMITH. THOMAS. In loving memory
of my dear husband. THOMAS
SMITH. who departed this life four
years ago today. November 20. 1856.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear Husband,
1t is sweet to breathe thy name
In life / loved you dearly,
In death l do the same.
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear:
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near
YOUR LOVING WIFE. HARRIET.
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~ members Of Journeyman
Bookbinders' Local, No. 4,
MA\ are hereby notified OF the
"a Ia death of CLINTON F. GER
HARDT on Wednesday. No
y" vember 23, 1860. Funeral
services at the William j.
Tickner & Sons Funeral Home. North
and Pennsylvania ayes. Baltimore.
Md, on Saturday, November 20.
at IL am. Interment Loudon Park
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DOUGLAS, WILLARD RAYMOND. O

DOUGLAS. WILLARD r. A special
q communication of Takoma
GA Lodge. No. 20, F. A. A. NJ =,
- ~ is called for IL noon
GdfMlX2 Saturday, November 20
MWN 1850. for the purpose OF
SZWA conducting Masonic burial
services for our late broth
er, WILLARD r. DOUGLAS.
CARL r LIE VINE Master.
APTETTu uAJTSER carv
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November 90, 1860. Infant EDWARD
beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Brown, ST., and grandson Of
Mrs. Margaret Dodson He also
leaves to mourn his passing a sister,
Zalma. and brother. Nathaniel
Brown; his great-grandparents and
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines d Co. Funeral Home. 3O15
18th ST.. ne. (ample parking facili-
ties,. where friends may call after
8 pm. Friday. November rs. Fu-
neral services on Saturday. Novem-
Der 20. at 10 am. Interment Ma
tional Harmony Cemetery. 25
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wednesday, November %. 1860. at
Suburban Hospital, LILLIAN MARY
THOMPSON Of 1909 Jackson ave.
Takoma Park, Md. wife Of George
dore R Crutchf1eld, Mrs. Cecil E.
Dunn, Mrs. Everett L. Hollar, George
M. and jerome W Thompson sister
of Mrs. William E. Ogle, Mrs. Lon
ME /. Clark and Charles F. Will
grandchildren. Mrs Thompson rests
at the Warner E. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave. Sill
yer Spring. Md. where service will
be held on Saturday. November IS,
at 3 pm. parking facilities). In
terment Mount Peace Cemetery, Phil
anelnhia Pa
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KELLEY. MANUEL w. On Sunday.
. W. KELLEY of 10 R st, ne, son
OF Charles and Juanita Kelley.
grandson of Samuel and Mary Kel-
ley and Mrs. Elizabeth Fairfax.
Other relatives also survive. After
pm. Friday. November %. friends
may call at his above late residence,
where services will be held on Satur-
day. November "a. at | pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier rs
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TATUM, CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH,

AhI VW, OHNLS 1UFHEh JUoEFH. On
TTaesdsy N9yem 1dsEpu - 1859;
II Girard st ne, infant son OF
Ebert and Marjorie Tatum. Notice
OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Frazier ~
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WASHINGTON, HENRIETTA, o.
Kpsiafz N %XgaEoGT IL 1'e 81 H IgS,
voted wife OF William j. Washing
ton and mother of James W., ir.
Robert. Leo and Joseph Washington
After pm. Friday, November -
Funeral Home, 1889 Hunt plac,
b ber SERVICES st on SATURDAY st tbe N0E YEN,
Baptist Church of Highland Park
14O9 Sheriff I'd. ne, the Rev jaime,
Wyatt officiating. Interment New
Harmony Cemetery. %
WHITE HIT, :, JOHN H. , I on wednesday
garet A. White, brother of Grover
e White and uncle of Upton anc
Lee MeDearmon, Funeral services
1861 Good Hope I'd Sc. Iparkint
facilities, on Saturday, Novembei
20. at 10 am, Interment Greer
Hill Cemetery, Stephens City. Va. =;
WHITE. WILLIAM WOOD. On Mon
Sag; Hov MaI'Tr Fl; 1890 WILLIAM n
ne. beloved husband OF Mrs. Anni
Mary C.: Banks and Herbert ant
Luther White. Also surviving ar
friends are invited to call at tn
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9tl
st. NV, where services will b
held at IL noon Saturday. Novem
Der 26. Interment Woodlawn Gene
wILTBERGER, ROBERT e. LEE. o.
W YeRHY% Ny MoEew M1I rn q 19oo
Nd; beloved husband Of yirgini'
Of Noble Harwood Wiltberger. Serv
ices and interment private. IS
YOFFE. JULIUS N. On Thursday
NNoyember, "a "a, 1890 a JULIUS \
a Tama G. Va Yo 1sl0y aad h de2ote
brother Of Dr. Samuel H. YofIe an,
Mrs. Jean Bloom, both of Harris
burg. Pa. and Mrs. Lena Barsol
of Washington, D. c, Mr.. Yoff
rests at the C. D, Goldberg g. Sol
Funeral Home. 42li 9th st NV
26. Services and interment will b
! in Harrisburg, Pa, on Sunday, No
yember 81. at pm, Please omi
flowers. Is
zIMBERG. JENNIE. On Thursday
November ~. 1860, at the Hebrew
Home for the Aged, JENNIE ZIM
BERG, beloved mother of Mrs. sylvii
Porvidence, R. /, She also 'f IS sur r
vived by four grandchildren. Flu
neral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky. g. Sons Funeral Home. $50
itn st. NV. on Sunday, Novembe
! T.. at ! pm: 1ntssrment TifeIetl
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CARL c. COMLEY, secy. 26
BEAVEN, NELLIE. On Thursday, No
vember "a. 1860. at her residence,
903 Cox ave. Chillum Terrace, Md,
NELLIE BEAVEN. mother OF Mrs
Andrew F. Morris of Nashville,
Tenn Mrs Erskine Longfellow OF
Kansas City. Mo. and Mrs. Pollard
Liter OF Baton Rouge, La: aunt
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Benedict OF
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave
NV. after l" noon Friday, Novem-
Der - courtesy parking oppositel,
where services will be held on
Saturday, November @6. at 1880
Int
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GLASCOE. GEORGE L. On Thursday
November "a. 1860. GEORGE L
GLASCOE of 1923 9TH st NV
ments by Jarvis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-25

MANN. KENNETH W. OF Laurel, Md.
and Gladys Mann, brother of Gilmer
S. Robert D. and Russell A. Mann.
Services and interment Abingdon,
Va ServireS NV Thnmherx
Holmes County herald., 1960-08-18

The method by which the Civil
Rights Commission collects informa-
ton in order to conduct their investiga-
tons is an alarming state of affairs.
According to news releases last week
the Federal Shoppers will impound the
voting records of three counties in Mis-
sissippi, Leflore, Bolivar and Forrest, in
an effort to determine if Negroes in those
counties have been Disseminated against
in their voting rights.
The Federal invasion on our states
right to conduct its own business is
bad enough, but the method used to get
information in order to make this Sin
vestigation' is wen more alarming.
According to the releases, the data
which prompted these Investigations was
taken from a University of Mississippi
students thesis, written in 1855.
Now, what we would like to know
who turned the students paper over to
Holmes County herald., 1960-08-18

The communists and some of the
nut-house crowd which run with them,
are ~criticozing Belgium for events that
have transpired in the Congo recently.
Admittedly, the Congo was a colony,
but it was a newer-model colony, then,
Just a few years ago, Belgium realized
that the days of colonies were disap-
pearing, and announced that she would
grant freedom to the Congo without
delay, and resolutely, and that the ma
ton would be completely independent
by 1864.
This seemed reasonable enough at the
time, but since that time, native leaders
have become impatient in the Congo,
and, recently, demanded that they be