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father took it apart pipe by
pipe to find it. He hasn't.
What shall I do" she walled.
Fortunately she was covered
by loss insurance.
Another time, Crescence
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Wendell Moore Dies;
Commerce Official

Wendell w. Moore. "a, a
Commerce Department section
chief, died Tuesday in Chicago.
Mr.. Moore had been with the
Commerce Department since
1857 and was chief of the OPP
erations Section, Trade Mis-
sions Division, ONCE of Trade
Promotion, in the Bureau Of
Foreign Commerce.
Born in Nebraska, he was
educated at Creighton Univer-
sity and the University of Neb-
raska.
After employment with var
iouS midwestern business or
ganizations Mr.. Moore Joined
the A. S. Aloe Co. of st. Louis,
Mo. in 1887, rising to the posi-
ton Of vice president and for
eign sales director before join
ing the Commerce Department
in 1885. He lived at ALSO Chevy
Chase drive. Chevy Chase, Md.
While with the Trade Mis-
sions Program of the depart
ment he travelled widely, serv-
ing as director Of the 1858 mis-
sion to Yugoslavia and the
1869 mission to Peru and Ecua-
dor.
Mr.. Moore was on the State
Department Foreign Service
Selection Board in 1856 and
1857. He was also a member
of the Export Advisory Com
mittee of the Commerce De-
partment and a lecturer on
foreign trade and transporta-
ton.
During his business career
in st. Louis he participated in
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Horace J. Price,
Invented Sufety
System for Boots

Horace j. Price. 81, business
man who developed a method
to prevent explosions in motor
boats. died yesterday at his
home at 9319 Glenville road.
Silver Spring.
His invention, called safety
bilge," was a petroleum base
compound which. mixed with
gasoline. and water, prevented
the gasoline from floating and
thus eliminated the danger Of
explosion.
He became interested in this
form Of water safety after gas
floating on water in a boat
bottom exploded when the
boats engine started and
burned a friend 10 years ago.
Mr.. Price was a Tetley Tea
salesman here. He was born in
New Rochelle. N. Y, and had
been an area resident 80 years.
He was an active member of
Grace Episcopal Church in Sill
yer Spring.
He leaves his wife Mildred;
a son Norman of 1907 Fifteenth
avenue, Adelphi. Md; two
grandchildren. a sister, Mrs.
Lucille Briggs of San Francisco,
and a brother Paul Of New
York.
Services will be at 1880 am.
Saturday at Grace Episcopal
Church. 1907 Grace Church
road, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. Truman Cole, 65, Expert
In Fight on Animal Disease

Funeral services were held
today for DR.. Truman w. Cole,
IS, chief of field activities for
the Agriculture Departments
Animal Disease Eradication
Division in Jacksonville, Fla,
who died Unexpectedly Tues
day while being taken to a hos
pital there.
The cause of death was not
Immediately known.
DR.. Cole spent more than
IS years fighting disease in
animals here and in other
parts Of the country.
A native of Mckinney, Tex,
DR.. Cole received his degree in
veterinary medicine at the
Chicago Veterinary College. In
1927, he Joined the stan OF the
Department Of Agriculture as
veterinarian in charge of the
Bureau Of Animal Industry in
Florida.
He also held the position Of
superintendent of the animal
quarantine station in Clifton,
N. j.. during that time.
Returning to Washington in
l949, DR.. Cole remained until
1858 as chief Of the public
stockyards inspection section
and was area director for the
Animal Disease Eradication
Division.
DR.. Cole returned to Florida
in 1858 and served there as
veterinarian charge, head
ing the Animal Disease Eradi-
cation Division and the Animal
Inspection and Quarantine Di-
vision until his death.
He was a member OF the AM
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R. W.Woshineton
Fredericksburq
Insurance Man

Funeral services were held
Tuesday for Robert w. WASH
ington, 46, an insurance man of
Fredericksburg, Va, who died
Sunday after an extended ILL.,
ness.
Mr.. Washington was a direct
descendant of Augustine WASH
ington, the father of George
Washington.
He owned the Robert WASH
ington Insurance Agency, now
known as the Freeman-Wash-
ington Insurance Agency.
A Navy flyer in World War II
from 1912 to 1945, Mr.. Wash
ington was the former president
OF the Lions Club and the
Country Club Of Fredericks-
burg, and also a member of the
Elks Club and the Mount Yer
non Club.
He leaves his wife, Eleanor;
a son, Robert Washington III;
a daughter, Lloyd, all of home
address, 905 Sylvania avenue,
Fredericksburg; and a sister,
Mrs. Lloyd 1nnes-Taylor of l1O7
Prince Edward street, Freder-
icksburg.
He was buried in the Oak
Hill Cemetery, Fredericksburg
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erican Veterinary Medicine As
sociation, the United States
Livestock Sanitary Association
and the National Association OF
Federal Veterinarians.
In 1856. DR.. Cole was the
recipient Of the Outstanding
Service Award from the Agri-
culture Department for his work
in the field Of animal health.
His wife. Lulu. is the only
survivor.
DR.. Cole came to Washing
ton in 1887 as assistant chief
OF the field inspection division
of the bureau. He remained
in that post until 1914 when
he went to New York as in
spector in charge of inter-
national inspection and quar-
antine for the Port of New
York.
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Mrs. LeGeur, 90,
Doctors Widow

Mrs. Grace McCleish LeGear
30, widow Of DR.. Newton George
LeGear:: and a District resident
for the, past 80 years, died
Monday at her home, SIS c
street Sc.
She was born in st. Thomas,
Ont, attended school in Michi-
gan, and moved to Waco, Tex,
after her marriage.
The family moved to WASH
ington in 1929.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Alta L. Garrison of home
address, and Mrs. Laura l..
Humphreys of New York; one
son, Russell, 1922 North Carolina
avenue Sc, and one grand
daughter, Mrs. Alta Gwynne
Thomann. 1926 Bell street,
Norfolk, Va.
Services were to be at / pm.
today at the Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT Eleventh street Sc,
with burial at Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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Mrs. S. J. Strong,
Wife of Retired
Railroad OfficiuI

Mrs. Violet Cawthorn Strong,
"a, wife Of Stanley j. Strong,
retired ecretary-treasurer of
the Association Of American
Railroads, died late last night
at Providence Hospital after q
stroke.
Mr.. Strong retired at the end
OF 1858. He and Mrs. Strong
lived at 4701 Connecticut ave.
nue. NV. since coming to
Washington from New York in
1928. "
Mrs. Strong, long active in
civic and Episcopal church
affairs in Washington, was born
Violet Morrison Cawthorn in
Philadelphia.
She was educated in Phila-
delphia and moved with her
parents to Richmond Hill In
Queens, N. Y. in the early
l9OOs.
Besides her husband, Mrs,
Strong leaves a nephew, Ed
ward Wade, Of New York and
Pennsylvania.
Burial viii be in the Cav
thorn family plot in North
Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral ar
rangements are not yet COM
plete.
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the Institute Of Foreign Trade
at st. Louis University and was
active in the st. Louis Chamber
Of Commerce and the Export
Managers Club there.
Mr.. Moore leaves his wife,
Regina T. Moore of the home
address. a son. the Rev. Fran
els Moore Of st. Louis, and
three daughters, Mrs. Kathleen
Caslin, 1922 Forty-third street
NV, and Mrs. Jeanne Shake
and Mrs. Mary Hogan, both of
st. Louis.
His son, Francis, will say a
funeral mass in st. Louis Fri
day. Burial will also be In St.
Louis.
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Charles H. Jansen,
Wartime Official

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. 81
'(AP) Charles H. Jansen, 70,
st. Paul. World War II food
rationing head, died Monday of
a heart ailment in a st. Paul
nursing home.
Mr.. Jansen, who held yari-
Gus posts in national retail and
wholesale grocers associations,
headed the wholesale and retail
food rationing division in the
Offlce Of Price Administration
in 1912 and 1943. Later he was
associate director of the Food
Industry War Committee.
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1n Mrntnriaitt
ANDERSON. SUSIE B A tribute O,

ANDERSON: SUSIE B 4 tribute Of
ANDERSON. who passed away two
years ago today. January 81. 1858.
Beautiful memories well cherish
forever
Though gone. she is always near.
DEVOTED BROTHER AND NIECE,
NGdAMI NN0bANp p1pAAWSsoN 1PpAAWsoN AND MRS.
of Sg sSss bsovsd s vile Hs sGsTEE GSiPE
B; ANDERSON. who departed this
nie two years ago today, January
Two years have passed and gone
Since We were forced to part;
Time and space cannot erase
HUSBAND, WILLIAM 3. AMBER
CAssELL, JOHN T. In. sad but low
brother, JOHN I, cAssELE.u u who e- DE-
parted this life three years ago to-
day, January FL. 1857.
Oh. what would give TO see
Your face coming through the door.
Just when your life was brighter,
Just when your hopes we're best,
Suddenly God called you from your
earthly home
Into your home Of eternal rest.
Remembering you always.
NEaaiE; cHAE;1.EsE ELIZABETH ANNIE AND
our loved ' one LOUIS A. mf@G5s popsoS. 4,
who departed this life nine years
ago. January 2l. 1851.
Today recalls the memory
Ot q loved one passed to rest.
Ana these who think OF you today
ROSETTA b. CURRY AND FAN:
DOVE; ALICE E. In memory Of my
mother ALICE E. DOVE. who passed
away away Sfteen years ago today jan
DAUGHTER. LOUISE
FREEHILL, JOSEPH HUGH. A trib-
ute Of love and devotion to Jo-
SEPH HUGH FREEHiLL. our beloved
husband and father,
MARY FREEHILL AND CHILDREN.
TRTcIA. BARBARA AND DANNY.
HEINRICH, CHARLES L. In loving
CHARLES L. HEiNRIcH, INV Who iasnsx passed
away six years ago today, January
You left, behind you broken hearts
~, That loved you so sincere:
We never did and never will
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS,
AVA AVA BURROWS, AND HELENE
JOHNSON, WALTER ]. In loving
memory Of our dear husband, father
who departed this life eight years
ago today, January 21. 1852.
Deep in our hearts your memory is
You were loved too much to ever
WIFE. cHEffbREN ctIHIEffffb AND SISTER.
LETCHER, COURTS NJ. Sacred to the
N. LETCHER. who passed away
iour years ago today. January n.
Loving and kind In all his ways.
Upright and Iust to the end OF his
Sincere and kird in heart and mind,
SON, RENRY, AND DAUGHTERS,
VAsHTI AND ADELAIDE.
ROLLINS. LANES A. IN loving mem
A. 4. RoLIfNso. oe' Who au'DaaE aspSrt.S SAT5s this
uary 81. i9i7. ~
Thirteen years have passed since
that sad day
When the one ! loved was called
God called linn home, it was His
But in my heart he !iyeth stil,
DEVOTED WIFE NETTlE RoL-
SINGLETON, WILLOUGHBY T. In
memory of my loved une, VIII
LoUGHBY T, SINGLETON. who
passed away four years ago today,
January 2l, 1885.
Four long years Of toll and strife
I have struggled here in this lonely
life;
Oh, how miss you. no one will
ever guess.
Even In GROVES still feel that lone
illness;
His smiling face and pleasant ways
are pleasant to recall.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MAMIE.
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Garn uf ThankH

MILES, ALICE L. Ny family and I
desire TO take this means to express
our heartfelt thanks to our friends
and the many friends Of our mother,
MRS, ALICE L. MILES, for the
exprsssiens Of sympathy. the beau;
tiful floral offerings and the Kind
understanding and cooperation ac-
corded US in our darkest hour. We
shall never cease to be grateful.
WILLIAM Z. TATUM.
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Funeral services for
Joseph p. Merryman, Of
Bladensburg, Md, will be
held at $3.50 am. tomorrow
In Nalley's Funeral Home,
$500 Rhode Island avenue
NE, and at 8 am. in st.
James Catholic Church in
Mount Rainier. Mr.. Merry
man worked with the
BIO Railroad for 80
years. He died Monday
at Mount Alto Hospital.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

veY often o card Of thenks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hordly be solved in Ony other woy.
Not only is il o gracious expression
Of gratitude 70 those who have sent
heFcl tributes but also eouTtsously
aeknowledsss the services ond
kindnssses Of the many 10 whom
. psrsonGl note Of thanks eonnot
veil be mailed or whose nomes
and addresses ere not known.
Insertion Of o cord Of thonks
muy be arranged BY telephone to
The Stur. u. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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HARRIS, JOHN WESLEY sudasn,v

%EsHEH " EssHHPESs' HSRSEE' 5sRSiE' 1RgSS Rs.s,ySs JSH
Donald Robert and Joseph Brown.
other relatives and friends oGuilp; Aftsr
friends may call at the Rollins Fu.
neral Home. 1880 Hunt place ne.
Services on Friday, January 81, az
edist Church. WSldorf,s % fs'isy Ma, Meth. th.
Rev. Waters ofneiating. fnterment
church cemetery. oI
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DEATHS
Announcements al

announcements or
Services by Chambers
Neifert, Rollie W. W. Chambers Co
Mcdonald,
John W., Sr. W. W. Chambers Co,
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, DENNIS J. All ofacers
and Mobiles Of Mecca Tenn
pie, No. 10, Inc, are re-
auested to attend funeral
services for our late No
BILE. DENNIS J. WHEELER,
on Friday, January 90,
1850. at 1l:30 pm, ct the
Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Island ave, NV.
CHARLES WI BAIRD
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M. o. cuLBERsoN, Iii Iii. fRSseoTd.f Rseord.r

M. o. CULBERsoN, Iii. Recorder
WHITE, GEORGE WASHINGTON. On
WASHINGTON wHiTE' Soi 61 500 Yo1
devoted sisters, Mrs. Inez Kearney
Fannie McRae and Elizabeth Ellis;
one brother, Samuel White; two
other relatives and friends Re.
mains may be viewed at the Capitol
Funeral Home, 719 Kennedy ST.
NV. from 9 pm, Friday. January
81 until 10 pm. Saturday. January
County. Va, on Sunday, January "a.
ArransementS by the Capitol Funeral
Home. 23
WILLIAMS, GEORGE w. On Tues.
day; January 10, 1860. at his resi-.
"; WILLIAMS, uncle Of Mrs. Hattie
Sstt; RrNc;t great-Tnele @ Of Mrs; Irene
great-great-uncle OF Lorenyo Brooks
snd cousin Of Mrs. Annie Young and
Mrs. Mary Taylor He also is sur
yived by other relatives and friends
The late Mr.. Williams may be viewed
st. ne, after. 3:30 pm. Friday
January 22, where services will be
held on Saturday. January 90, at
Pm lnterment Lincoln Memorial
SShCbCls. ~
WILLIAMS, NELLIE v. STEWART. On
Monday. January IS, 1860. at her
fE sR%5ifIfL %IfLAss SSs6TS SsdTtS NJ motsSrT sSrFW u
MsIifs MeidsWes 9 .r.i1l EiloGise .. M; Crockett,
and Mildred r, Redfield. Mrs. Evelyn
Ned q; and Paul a. Williams. Also
surviving are 29 Grandchildren, seven
ESsst ESrsst-sTs,ndchildren, s:s,nndc on Brother
-FOUR sons-in-law and q host oil
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday, January 2l, the
pody Will lie in state at the Mount
Zion Methodist Church, q456 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring, Nd, where
funeral services wlll be held on Fri
gay, January 22 at / pm, the Rev
J. w. LanRford officiating. interment
SANDY Spring, Md. Services by
Snowden. u
WOOD, DONALD z. On Tuesday
SS STSsSSitsI P6NARHpC E. y w6op. 5aISlosns; Sns;
pand Of Ocle Wood, steofnther OF
Lloyd r. Francis and brother OF
Osmer and Harvey Wood End Mrs
Eunice Smith. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST.
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
Will ne held on Friday, January 80,
a. $3.50 pm. Interment Woodlawn
Cemeiery, Chase City. Va, on Satur-
day. January %. 81
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Dfatha

MoRTIMER. STANLEY T. A special
n communication of Cherry
IN dale Lodge, No. AZ, A. p.
\ ~ and A NJ: is called for I
WY 1860, at the Cherrydale
~% Masonic Temple, Arling-
" ton. Va, to conduct Ma
sonic services for our ate brother,
STANLEY T. MORTIMER:
CARL d, FORD,
Worshipful Master.
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sCHoENwETTEk, EMILE T. tn.e

FAITH. On Tuesday. January is,
1S99, At Miami Fla. lMILiE 7,
the late Reinhold b. Schoenwetter
and mother Of Mrs. Matilda r.
Mellor; grandmother Of Elmer H.
Kilian of Miami Fla, and great
grandmother Of Roland D., Byron
invited 20 call at the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Nd
where services will be held on Satur-
day, January %. at 1890 am.
Interment Western Cemetery, Bal
timore.. Mo. Baltimore. Nd, pa
perS please copy.I 90
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DrathH

SMITH. CLARENCE AL
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SCOTT. OLIVER II. or 3311 Ely place

Sc. on January 20, 1850, husband
Of Ella L. Scott. father OF Louis
Q; Scott, son, Of William Scott
q Visytogn: Va and brother Of
Mrs. Victoria Corder, Mrs. Irene
Norman and Mofiett Scott grand
father Of Connie Scott Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
tn st. Sc, on Saturday, January
%. at ] pm. Interment WASH
ington National Cemetery. 90
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PAUL P. o'DowD. Fin. secy.

Hs, T1ss,Ssyh hS.n' January ygI2hi ~ isso 's
late isspsi B. Mortimer. father Of
stanley r MoItimeS; jr:. and Henry
P. Mortimer Mrs Mary z. Thomp-
brother Of Mrs. Florence sedge-
sr. He also Is survived by ten
Erandcnildren. Frtends. may csll
Stu,tnhe q the Ives FgnersI uI'sr,nn H9me' Ss17 ~
funeral services will be neld on
Friday. January 20. at 2 pm In
terment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry 2l
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January 10. 1860, al her residence,'
l30 M st. Sc. BESSIE ". HAMP-
TON, wife of her. late husband,
Of Mrs. Florence Addison. She
also leaves to mourn her passing
three cousins. Mrs. Annie Lee, Mrs.
Minnie Minor and the Rev. Reuben
Minor; two devoted friends, Mr..
B. Rand, and other relatives and
many friends Remains resting ct
the John 7. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home, 30l5 12th st. ne, where
friends may cali after 4 pm. FRI
day. January 2?. and where funeral
day. January 90, at Il am. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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KING, JAMES r. On Wednesday.
pital. JAMES r, KiNo Of aSS l i4th
g. Sc. beloved father Of James
X. Aubrey A., Charles C. and
Mrs. Joseph Colandrea and MIS-
hernert MeAleer; brother OF Ed
ward and William King, Mrs, AGNES
Hlggs. Mrs. Jeanie Berry and Mrs.
Malsle Lutcher OF Texas. He also
survived BY sixteen grandchildren
and three great grandchildren
FRIENDS may call at the Lee Funeral
home. 4th st, and Mass. ave. ne,
Notice OF services later.
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1850. at II noon. from the Union
Wesley A. M. z. 2 Church. 23d
~ SIR FRANK GALLOWAY.
SIR JOSEPH L. NicKofs,
x, of n. q.
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RUWE, KUIH 9. On Tuesday. JAM
Miami, Pa. RUTH a <. ROVE, soISin's vile ie
Of Roland W. Rowe, daughter OF
Luella and the late Luther Binkiey,
sister Of Edwin y. and William A.
Hr1 HSinkiey; ME- & Marssret Ritnour.
Bishop Friends may cali at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne, after IL noon Fri
day. January %, where services
%, at pm, Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. %
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pitsl, PETER MANciNi, father Of
johnny, Nicky, Jimmie, Rose Ellie
and Dorothy Jean Mancini, son Of
Florance Vester. Mrs. Theresa Voori
MRS. Laura Crown. Mrs. Annie PEN
ninger. Mrs. Rose Lynch, Mrs Car
mela Bikowski. Mrs. Mary Goodger,
Nicholas and Toni Mancini. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass, ave ne untIi
am Monday, January IS. Mass
viii be offered at ST Dominic's
Church, 9Th and SITS. sw.. at $50
an: an: interment Arlington National
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'MLH' ELAKENCE. 5HddenIy' on Mon
dencs. 1897, 4th, st. NV. CLARENCE
SMITH, beloved husband OF Sadie
II. Smith and father OF Clarence
IT,, Lawrence and Herman Smith.
Also surviving are four .grandchil-
relatives and many friends. After
4 pm. Friday, January %. friends
are invited 10 call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1890 9th st. NV.
Funeral from the Union Wesley A.
N. z Zion Church, 23d and L
at ~ noon. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 90
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kEGG, JAMES HARRY, on Thurs-
day, January 81. 1850, at his home, home
- Sherman ave. Takoma PARK
Nd. beloved husband Of Cressy Dud-
kegs, Mrs. Hazel M. Parks, James
kegg and Robert r. KEGS: brother
OF Louis and Russell Kegs. There
also are three grandchildren and
sight great-grandchildren. Friends
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV, after
Pm. Thursday. January 2l. Notice
OF services later,
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WEDNESDAY. January 90 1880, at
Bis sDrIhS home 5aOOOI $ERb SSs1st rd AssoS sSsS
MULLER, husband Of Mary M.
Muller, father Of Miss Sallie- C.
Muller and brother Of Mrs. Maud
Payne. Mrs Eva Rull, Harry and
Percy Muller. Mr.. Muller rests at
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Nd, where services will be
held on Saturday. January %, at
10 am. parking facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Green Hill Cemetery. Berry
vile. Va. 22
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MURPHY, EUGENE c. On Monday,
January Is. 1860. at his residence.
A9RpHY SG5s fi't devoted &C. ed hasSsnS EHSEME Sci
Juanita Mae Murphy. He also
leaves to mourn their loss three
sisters. two brothers. other rels-
tives and many friends. Remains
CO. Funeral Home. 30f5 18th st.
ne, where friends may call after
4 pm. Thursday. January u. and
where funeral services will be held
am % iS he Rev SShu1l Arthur q ASlei5 lHiS
oficiating lnterment Arlington
National Cemetery. 81
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C0LTMAN, ROBERT. suddenly. on
Wednesday, January 90. 1860, At
Waynssboro. Va. ROBERT COLT
beloved husband OF Maybelle Colt
man, father OF Robert Coltman,
tr,, of Philadelphia, Pa; grandfather
Of Roebrt Coltman III and Allen c.
Coltman, brother Of William 7
Coltman Of California. Eva Robert
son, Alice Forrest and Mary Nc
Cullash. all Of England. Services
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2901 l4th st. NV. on Satur-
day. January %, at II am park
ing facilitiesl. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery
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KOBEkT n. Suddenly, on
port. ia. 'nscl RocBEkT isoo N MAoRoN A. Re1s,
SetoT beloved t,tS husband q Eva P. and dc:
Madron and Mrs. Juanita Vidi:
brother Of Lester :, Msdron OF Ken:
nett Square, Pa; Charles q. Madron
OF WILMINGTON. Del Mrs. Ada Mast
q Bel Air. Nd, and Mrs Kate
call at the Lee Funeral Home lth
St and Massachusetts, ave ne,
where services will be held on Fri
DAY, January 90, at IL am. inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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on Tuesday. January 10. 1861, At
JAMES HAMILToN KATEs' beloved owed
brother Of Mrs. Eva Harris. sery-
ices at the Safie;l Funeral Home,
415 H st. NV, on Friday, jan
uary 22. at Q:30. am. Requiem
mass at 81, Patriek's Church at
vited. Inte-ment Cedar Hin Gene
tery Kindly omit flowers, 81
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January is, 1860, JOSEPH p R0afiRs MER!
kEYMAN ENyS Of 390s 4sth ave. Bladens-
NJ Merryman, father Of MS 81 Mar. ns
garet Z. Bayly; brother OF Anthony
~, Merryman OF Fort Lauderdale,
Fla: Mrs. Marion Z. Handy Of
vived by four grandchiidren. Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home.
1900 Rhode Island ave. (at Eastern
ave- ne: Funeral Friday, January
at $40 am, thence TO st. James
Island ave, Mount Rainier. Nd.
where mass will be offered for the
repose Of his soul at am. Rela-
yves and friends invited. .nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery 2l
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members OF Free s:ate
Post, No. $3.50, v. F. W.
are hereby notified of the
death Of Comtade JO-
SEPH p MERRYMhN.
The Honor Guard will hold
services on Thursday. jan
!. 1850, ct $50 pm, at
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
We. Mount Rainier. Md.
t. BREMERMAN, Comdr, 2l
Evening star., 1960-01-21

LIAM ERNEST nuGHEs of 452
Newton place NV, beloved husband
viving are three sisters. i've broth
ers, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Thursday,
January 21,- friends are invited to
ean at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
1870 9Th 81 NV. Funeral from
the Greater First Baptist Church,
18th and Fairmont SITS. NV, on
Friday. January 90. at 1890 pm,
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 0l
Evening star., 1960-01-21

January 5. 1850, at f:s5 s IS'aIsi p.m'' Al
Route 2; East Berlin. Pa; LYMAN
Broctman Bishop, formerly Of
washington, D. c. Also surviving
are daughter, Mrs. Ralph H
Jones' of 1928 H st. NV, and his
granddaughter, Patricia, He was
Of Public Roads. Services 10 be
held at Cedar Hill chspel at /
pm. Saturday, January %, the Rev,
William L. Scurlock ofnciating. %
Evening star., 1960-12-08

presser, on November "a fol-
being drunk.
Pvt. Cubbage said when he
took Harley back to the pre-.
cinct he took a metal object
that looked to him like a leac
pencil out of Harley's left coat
pocket.
Pvt. Cubbage said he did q
double take when he saw that
the pencil" had a .25-caliber
hand gun shell on one end with
a firing pin type mechanism
mounted in a position to strike
the bullet. There was one bull
let in the gun, he said.
Harley's attorney, Miller w
Marshall. said that Harley got
the pencil from a friend a
year ago.
Municipal Court Judge Harry