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First Aid for Family
Available in New Book

A handy indexed guide,
First Aid for Your Family"
is now available in book
stores, to help families cope
with emergencies that arise
where seconds count.
Written by Donald G. Coo
ley, a noted medical writer
who is a longtime contribu-
tor to magazines and a mem
ber of the National ASsocia-
tion of Science Writers, the
book has been put out by
Better Homes and Gardens
magazine.
Information in the book
ranges from first steps in
first aid to detailed instruc-
tions for care of a chemical
burn.
Designed to fit conven-
iently in the medicine chest
or glove compartment. the
book is spiral bound, lies fiat
and is easy to handle.
Every aspect of family
First Aid is covered. Impor-
tant changes have developed
in various treatments, and
these are all noted. There are
many illustrations of various
treatments.
An important feature of
the book is its emphasis on
preventive measures. There
also is a list of suggested
first aid materials to keep at
home or in the car and when
travelling.
Some of the injuries COW
cred are a broken arm, snake
bite, frostbite, shock, burns
Cincluding chemical burns), 4,
eye, ear, nose and throat in
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Nixon axes the Wheel
For Fun Over Fourth

ident's press secretary. Mr..
Herbert Klein. Mr.. Nixon
frequently enjoys taking the
wheel Of the family car, often
driving to church or down.
town to meet friends at an
out-of-the-way restaurant.
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0LDs ~ "ss" 4-door hardtop: !:
power steering, power brakes, ra-
dio, heater, hydfamatie drive, W.
". tires. exceptiOnally clean; one
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THE EVENING STAR BIZ
Washington. b. c.
Tvesdoy, August Is. 1860
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDs 80 super "ss" sedan: q
tone green finish power steering,
power brakes: very clean; special:
S2,3e5. -cCC Euar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1a23 end st. NV M. $4,000
0LDs '57 "ss" 4-doof hardtop: |:
power steering, power brakes, ra-
do, heater. hydramatie drive, W.
v. tires: exceptionally eleani one
WHEELER. INC. wHEELMoBIIIE
"USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
ChTysler. Plymouth lmpeIial.Valiant
1900 WISCONSIN NV. EM. 2-1020
OLDs SO super "ss" 4.dr. sed ;
fully equip, excel. transp. just
PAUL BROS. (oLDs.)
Wis. q Ellicott NV. N. 7-13OS
oLDs g suDer "ss" Holiday
f'i; ing. noWer ~ Brakes, radio heater,
2-tone finish beauty, 1855.
TRIANGLE FORD
900 R. !. Ave. NE. La. a-1OO3
OLDsMOBiLE 1860 "ss" de luxe
Holiday sedan: air conditioned by
GM: also equipped with full
power and electrical accessories
exceptional buy at S3,9a5.
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-77O0
OLDs '55 Holiday: fully equipped.
BUTLER, 1921 21st st. NV. FE.
0LDS SO Super ,,'sS" 4 dr.: jet
black hnish. like new, r. and h.,
power steering, auto. tranSm.
brand-new premium Wv. tires.
Full price. $495.
ROYAL MOTORS
PLYMoUTH-vALrANT
400 CA. AVE. NV. ia. 9-2aO4
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OLMSTEAD

EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1928
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000
MERCURY SO sedan; :, and h,
Wv. tires: clean inside and out;
runs good; So dn. $3.50 mo. jE.
MERCURY '54 2-dr.: straiRht sticf.
ovedr., Wv. tires: clean throueh-
out: Al cond.; $500 or best offer,
OIL. 2-2024 after g pm.
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OLDs 80 Super "ss" sedan: Q
tone green finish power steering
power brakes: very clean: special;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

II NASH RAMBLER 'Ss station var,
on; hydra" r. and h., S4o6. IA.
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newspaper in Missoula, Mont.
He practiced law from 1925 to
1889 in Chicago.
During World War II Mr.
Fisher returned to Government
service where he was manager
of the compliance department
of the New England Regional
Office of the War Production
Board in Boston.
Mr.. Fisher was a champion
of educational television, and
was chairman of the board o1
trustees of the Greater Wash
Ington Educational Televisior
Association. Farming was an.
other interest. He operated 9
dairy farm in Sudbury, Mass.
In the late 1930s and at thu
time of his death had a bee1
cattle farm near Sugar Loaf
mountain in Maryland.
Mr.. Fisher was a member oi
the Cosmos Club and the Lit.
erary Society of Washington.
He leaves his wife, Anna
Marie. of the home address, 10(
Maryland avenue NE; two sis.
ters, Mrs. Charles Edward
Rhetts, 1920 Foxhall road NV.
and Margaret Fisher of Win
netka, Ill.,. and three brothers
Walter T., Thomas H., and
Howard T., all of Winnetka.
Burial will be private. The
family asks that flowers be
omitted.
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Mrs. Harrison, "a,
Wife of Member
Of Law Firm

Mrs. Nelson T. Harrison, GA, a
life long resident of the District,
died yesterday in George Wash
ington University Hospital after
a long illness.
Mrs. Harrison, who lived at
2101 Connecticut avenue NV,
was the wife of the senior part
ner of the law firm Of Hogan
and Harrison here. She and Mr..
Harrison had been married for
IS years.
Mr.. Harrison is a former
member of the board of trus-
tees of the District Public Lii
brary. .
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Harrison also leaves two sisters.
Mrs. Frank r. Leary. of the
home address, and Mrs. Claude
M. Estes, of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, and a brother, Harry H.
M. CLANCY, of Brookville. Md.
Friends may call at Gawlor's
Funeral Home, 1756 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, between II
am. and S pm. tomorrow.
Funeral services will be pri-
vate.
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Mrs. Charles D. Droyton, 78,
Prominent Attorneys Wife

Mrs. Charles D. Drayton. 78,
wife of a prominent Washing
ton attorney. died Friday at
the Wakefield Rest Home. Ia
koma Park. Md. after a long
illness.
Her husband, in legal prac-
tice here since 1906. Is a past
president of the board of Chill
dren's Hospital and was chair
man of the fund drive to finish
the hospital. He also has served
as a member of the District
Board of Education.
Mrs. Drayton headed the sew
ing group at Children's Hospi-
tai for several years. She was
a member of the Society Of
Colonial Danes and the Sui
grave Club.
A native of Chestertown, Md,
Mrs. Drayton was the former
Irma Briscoe Eliason. She lived
in Chestertown until her mar
riage to Mr.. Drayton in 1910.
The family home is at 240O
Wyoming avenue NV.
In addition to her husband
and a daughter, Miss Dorothea
Drayton of the homeS address,
Mrs. Drayton leaves another
daughter, Mrs. Howard w. Rea
of Denver, Colo, and three
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Judges to Honor
Rover in Court
Ceremony Here

The judges Of United States
District Court and the United
States Court Of Appeals here
will honor the late Leo A.
Rover, chief judge Of the Mu-
nicipal Court Of Appeals at
9:45 am. tomorrow In the cere-
monial courtroom of the United
States Courthouse.
David A. Pine, chief Judge
Of District Court, will eulogize
Mr.. Rover who died Friday. A
member of the District Bar As
sociation also will speak.
Mr.. Rover twice served as
United States attorney for the
District before being elevated to
the bench.
A requiem mass will be said
at IL am. tomorrow at st.
Matthew's Cathedral. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Anderson,
Generals S Widow

Mrs. Adelaide Even Ander-
son, 86. widow of Brig. Gen
Edward D. Anderson, died yes.
terday at her home, 1916 Cres.
cent place NV, after a lone
illness.
Surviving are two sons, Ed
ward E. Anderson of New York
and c. Milton Anderson oi
Nyack, N. Y, and a grand
daughter, Jane Anderson, also
of Nyack.
Services will be tomorrow al
Gawler's Funeral Home at 9:15
am. Burial will be at Arlington
Cemetery.
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P. ]. McCIoskey,
Native of D. 6.

Palmer j. McCloskey, Al,
a native Washingtonian and
graduate of Georgetown Uni
versity Law School. died Mon
day at his home in Charleroi,
Pa.
Mr.. McCloskey, a World War
II veteran who served with
Army intelligence at the Pent-
agon, was a member of the
American Bar Association. q
past commander of the Ameri-
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can Legion Post in Charleroi
and a member of the Univer-
sity Club of Pennsylvania.
He leaves his wife Elaine,
and three sons, David, Is;
Richard, 13, and Mark, II, all
of Charleroi.
Graveside services were held
Thursday at Arlington Gene
terry.
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Garn uf Chunks

BALTIMORE. MRS. LILLIAN HILL.
for the many kind attentions and
condolences OF our relatives. friends,
Aeighbors. co-workers. the Rev. MI
Theodore S. Ledbetter. the Rev. MI
Claude Youns and MT Grays0n NC; 6;
comfort and announcement during
our recent loss. and for the express
Sive floral tributes. we extend our
Heartfelt thanks. THE FAMILY.
PRDssER, ELLSWORTH $. The fam;
py Of ELLSWORTH PROSSER
FISHES to express their deepest deepest
Ind relatives who were so kind
during their bereavement.
WIFE. SUSAN PRoSSER: DAUGH-
TER. WILHELMINA CAMPBELL:
BROTHER. DAVID PRossER.
CLIFFORD. RAYMOND A.. The family
of . she late RAYMOND A. CLIFF
ID 1850 wishes to express their
frIsnds and relatives for their acts
OF Kindness at the time Of their
recent bereavement, ,,v
cyseE, JAMES sTss 3; GT4sris TAs tsmily H|,Dsi Of
to- our dear relatives, friends and
nefghbors for their expressions OF
sympathy. cards and many other
acts Of kindness to US during our
THE FAMILY.
0 tas late TVHf EDWARD J. oNEii wishes
to< express their heartfelt thanks
to our many friends. the staf OF
Providence Hospital, co-workers and
sheers dneer ,t for sheF II. many t. acts q bi q
illness and for their expressions OF
THE FAMILY. IS
PAYNE. GEORGE H. The family Of
ths late GEORGE H.. PAYNE wishes
to~sxpress their thanks to our many
friends. to Mr. George Mcdowell and
kind expressions Of sympathy dur
nSsSoTE6 WIFE. JAMIE PAYNE.
ROBERTSON. JOSIE E. I wish to ex-
press my sincere thanks and appre-
cistion to the pastor. Rev: Lee
WsSht; n oticers ,gt,:t and 9nInss members .rS o.
nloyes Of the Veterans Administra-
tion! the Helping Hand Club, Mis-
sionary Society. october Guild. May
Gui9. neighbors. friends who ex-
teleihone calls. flowers, telegrams:
cards and prayers at the time Of
the passing Of my aunt, MRS. JOSIE
NIECE. JEWELL E, ROBERTSON.
sYPHlx, PARK GUSTS. The fam:
lily .of the late PARK GUSTS
SYFHAX, who passed away on Octo-
Der 26. 1860. wishes to express
theft sincere appreciation to their
many friends and relatives for their
actS of kindness during the time
Of his illness and our recent bereave-
msnt. THE FAMILY.
WESTON. WILLIAM E.. The family
Of The late WILLIAM E. WESTON
wishes to express their thanks for
during their bereavement
rT THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites. Mount CAL
vary section: lot 72O; $500. RE.
6-6743. 13
FORT LINCOLN. Mount calvary sec
tion-4 sites, excel. location: will
sacrifice. $3.50 cash. SP. 3-4733
GEO. WASHINGTON CEMETERY
lot.. sites. excel. location, $3.50
Call UN. 4-S546. IA
MAUSOLEUM, National Memorial Parl
Beautiful italian marble. will sac.
rif1ce for 50cS under market price
for immediate cash. DA. 5-S92l
MAUSOLEUM-5 crypts. National Me.
mortal Park Cemetery; must sell
ia. 2-65S7, KE. S-5276. 13
NATIONAL RiEMORIAL PARK-l 10,
a sitesl. excel. loc.; present price
S1.095: will sac for immediate sale
$3.50 cash. KE 6-6l92. Is
Natl. MEM. PARK-4-crypt mau.
terms oV. 3-5s2S. 10
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
G1S e-4fee. choice Sites $1,000 ,5 III
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-section 2s
sites. S426. LU. 2.7269.
CEDAR HILL CEMEfERY--one site
500. He. &-5SAl.
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Anuriltng

BROWN. CHAUNCEY. There will be
an sVnveilins Of a monumsnt d,ytI II
hAsband OF Harriet Brown and
tather Of Richard l. Brown and
MaLyin Brown. on Sunday, Novem-
Der go. 1860, at l pm. at Kins
David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church, Va. Friends and relatives
are sinvited. 1870
SNYDER. MIRIAM. There will be an
unwilling of monument to the
inerkory of MIRIAM SNYDER, be-
Nved wife OF Ben Snyder and mother
q lillian Press and Milton Snyder,
R 30 pm. at King David Me-
p0nial Garden, Falls Church. Va
RGatives and friends invited
THE FAMILY. 13,lS,20
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SFUNERAL' DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J..William Lees Sons Co.
ga FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath st and Mass Ave. N E. Ii $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
"a SINCE 1851
"a SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT lll3 7th ST NV.
Rnaldi Funeral Home
" FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
-. $3.50
sic A,st NE. Ii. 3-4ssO
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grandchildren. A son, Charles
D. Drayton, jr., died Janu-
airy 80.
Funeral services and burial
will be private. The family re-
quests that expressions of SYM
pathy be in the form of con-
tributions to Children's Hospi-
tai.
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Dratha

ROVER. JUDGE LEO A. Members of
AQg sembly. Fouth Degree. <: OF
& e. are requested to assem-
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV,
~ on Sunday. November l3,
1860; at S:15 pm, for reci-
tation of the rosary.
T. EARL NOE. F. N. 13
ROVER. JUDGE LEO A. Members of
80 Alcantars Caravan, No
d &; e. {: !! Ej; :; !: 4: !:
~ Gawler's Funeral Chapel.
NoSembe1 5Se pa ave 1867 sr at On s,s suHday pG
for recitation Of the rosary.
HARRY j. GSoNTGoMERY. G. S.
RUSSELL, WILLIAM RAYMOND. Sud,
denly, on Friday. November !,
devoted son Of Robert Russell ano
Martha Russell. He also leaves to
mourn his passing II. sisters ano
brothers; his grandfather, William
Johnson; his grandmother, Catherine
Dixon; two aunts and three uncles,
other relatives and many frienos.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange
ments by John T. Rhines> g. Co. Fu-
neral Home, 3Ol5 18th st. ne.
Washington. D. C..
sHADLE. JOHN THURsToN. On Thurs
All %HuRsToN SHys%GsB sHAbGE o u 9e sa4 'qaN NaN
Hampshire ave: NV, beloved hus
man Mapes Of Seattle, Wash; Mrs
Friends may cali at The S. il Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV.
after 8 pm. Saturday. November -
(parktng facilities). Services at the
above funeral home on Monday, No
Lincoln Cemetery. 13
SHAW. ASHLEY. On Thursday. No.
yember 10, 1860. ASHLEY SHAW Of
bane @ Of usa Mrs Wtlie " Mae eesSleS shaw nqi He
also is survived BY three sisters,
Mrs. Sarah Bush OF Charlotte, N; C.;
and and Mrs. Mrs. E Emily Si Hankerson; IL a' ; one
aunt, Mrs Frances Dunbar Of Beach
Island, S. c.; several nieces and
nephews; host Of other relatives
and many friends. Remains may
be viewed on Tuesday; November D.
neral Home, 6S1 Florida ave: NV.
Wednesday. November Is, at pm.
1nterment Woodlawn Cemetery. IA
SHENK, CARRIE ELIZABETH, Of 3lO7
on November 3, 1850; wife Of Joseph
Jones. aunt of William Jones and
Thelma Francis. Services at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 5S01 Cleveland
ave; Riverdale.. Md, on Tuesday, No
naSn sRss1 National S ss csmess4y Gem tntsrment Is ar
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Drafhs

ANioURI. HELEN. On Friday. Noyem-
341e Prospect ave. NV. daughter
Dr. abraham and the late Annie
AM0uri: sister Of Rose Tehaan,
1ottie Cossa. Mary v. Vanatta and
Eeshe Stanley and George Amouri.
ReTel Home, 1904 M st NV. after
kpm. Sunday, November 13. where
SerTces will be held on Monday,
November IA. at = pm Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
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Arthur Fisher Dies;
Register Of Copyrights

Arthur Fisher, Sc. United
States register of copyrights at
the Library Of Congress and an
internationally recognized au-
thority on copyright law, died Of
acute leukemia yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital.
A lawyer, law professor,
farmer and newspaper editor.
Mr.. Fisher served in Govern
ment posts in World War I
and World War II. He joined
the staff of the Library Of Con-
gress in 1916 as associate reg
lister of copyrights and five years
later became register Of copy
rights.
An authority in international
as well as national copyright
law, Mr.. Fisher played an i'm
portant part in furthering in
ternational protection Of liter
ary property and represented
the United States in various in
ternational copyright confer
enceS.
u. N. Convention Ratified
1t was during his term as
register that the Universal
Copyright Convention, a United
Nations Educational. Scientific
and Cultural Organization prof.
ect, was signed by the United
States on September 6, 1852.
The convention was ratified by
the Senate after certain neces-
sary changes in the copyright
law and it became effective in
the United States September
16, 1855, marking the first time
the United States became an
adherent to a worldwide copy
right agreement.
Associates considered the
crowning achievement of Mr.
Fishers career his work on the
revision of the United States
copyright law. eliminating in
a series of studies which con-
stitute a comprehensive exam
ination of the law. Planned by
Mr.. Fisher and prepared dur
ing the last three years under
his direction, these studies are
now being published by the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Fisher also has been ac-
tive on the national and inter-
national scene in fields closely
related to copyright, such as
design protection and the rights
of performing artists.
Born in Chicago, Mr.. Fisher
was the son of Walter L. Fisher,
Secretary of the Interior in
1911-13 under President Taft,
and Mabel Taylor Fisher. He
graduated magma cum laude
from Harvard in 1915, and also
was a member of Phi Beta
Kappa. In 1920 he received a
degree from Harvard Law
School. During World War
Mr.. Fisher served in the Vet
Grams Administration, the
United States Food Administra-
ton and the Emergency Fleet
Corp.
/ For a short time after re-
ceiving his degree he was pro-
fessor Of law at the University
of Montana and editor Of a
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ANnERSnN AnELAInE EMEN


Friday. November II, 1860, at hel
residence. 1861 Crescent place NV.
SftG a long illness; ADELAIDE
Brig. Gen. Edward D. Anderson
HSA (retired); daughter Of the late
Maj and Mrs. Clarence Even, mother
q Edward E. Anderson of New
x9rk City E. MI Milton Andersen Al ., atSIl O. O.
Jana Anderson. Services will bt
Held at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa
ave. NV, on Monday. November
Ia. at 9:l5 am. Interment Airing.
on National Cemetery.
BELYEA. MARTHA. On Friday, No
1enlper II. 1860, MARTHA BELYEA
Of 5000 Rayburn rd.. Bethesda, Md.
Beloved wife of the late Award r
Relyea and mother of Mrs Florenc,
O. Tisdale and sister of Mrs. Mar!
Ozark of Leicester, Mass Service!
andsinterment Tuesday, November l )
N Needham. Mass. l3
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DratHs
MEEKS. CHARLIE N m

MEEKS, CHARLIE n. On Friday, No
vembsr Il; 1860. at 2ls Haycock
I'd, Falls Church. Va. son Of Mrs
Meeks; brother of Mrs. Margaret
Frye Mrs. Mary Larkin. Mrs. Susan
Davis. Friends may call at Pear
sens Funeral Home. 472 North
WASHINGTON St. Falls Church, Va,
day, November Is. at pm. In
terment National Memorial Park.
Friday. November ii, 1850. CLAUDE
H. ,MIAL Of 1915 l4th st. NV.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Jarvis.
MOORE, ANDREW J. OF a417 South
1860, husband Of the late Mabel r
steele, Andrew l. James H.. Ralph
Of Charles and John o0fdc Moore: Dlo'Hfs six
grandchildren survive. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5SOI
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Nd, on
Tuesday, November Is. at pm
4nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
MOORE. ANDREW J. An emergent
a SSSmmunicstion Snnia HSL Of King
a,
IN A. NJ. is called for Tues
M~ day. November Is. 1860,
NOX at 1870 pm. at the W. W.
~" Chambers Funeral Parlor,
y 5sol Cleveland ave, Riv-
Quoting Masonic funeral services
for our late brother. ANDREW j.
II. KENNETH K1NGsBuaY,
ALFRED DAPsAusK1, sssse'' sees' IA
MURPHY. MARY B. On Friday, No.
yHH ysmper r. Il todt l9s9; 70 NARY B. MUIR
vile. Nd, beloved wife Of Harry
". Murphy, beloved mother Of viii
liam Murphy. daushter, Of Matilda
ana Lewis Becker and sister of Mrs
and Helen RcSdrS Rillsn RMS Mrs Riss 1smsTo
Pa. Friends are invited to cali at
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Be-
thesda, Md. REQUIEM mass will be
offered on Monday. November 4,
Church. RockviiHies. Nd Mdf' 1nterment fssnent
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. Is
PAPANICoLAs. ALEX JOHN. On
Ef& MEffa&Re:ssz SozN pSpSEeoLAs H2ysRssc of 1883 1888
BEookfield drive. Kensington, Nd,
Golas; father Of James a, Robert
Sro,SSan1d and yoamnins mias n Papanicolas.
GnsE Nfk Ffsnds s0an are nSed and qgs so
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md. after = pm.
ThiIYIrsday; TiII 50 S.,i November I'VE 10. Services
Greek Orthodox Cathedral. 3Sth st
and Massachusetts ave. NV. Wash
iMngton. MI. D c: Interment Arlington
PAPANICOLAS. ALEX J. oficers and
No 3s. the American Te:
81 eion, are hereby notified
& %LER K j. Seafs PAPaNfeoESs 9t GSo[sas
$ Legion services will be con-
Guard @ q Honor on Sunday. Tovem.:
49, 1850 at s pm. at the Robert
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Md. Ali
are invited to attend.
JOHN 3. FARMAKIDEs. comdr
November II ~ 1850, on al hsr hsa'qaaas' homs'
:; PRoFFER' dRa,; daughter "oi oi MS Mrs.
snaoie snap PToiier f,a. and e. sister sister Of Mrs.
Miss Ila and Elon Proffer. Miss
Proffer rests at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave-, Silver Spring. Md, where
services will be held on Monday,
November IA, at pm. (parking
facilities). Interment private. 13
REILLY, ERNEST It. On Saturday,
November r., 1860, ERNEST T.
REILLY of 1922 Beechwood rd.,
Lewisdale. Nd. beloved husband OF
Margaret w, Reilly: father OF Dom
aid W. Reilly, Marie Booty and
Catherine Geraci. He also is sur
vived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral
from Collins Fune,al Home, 1921
l4th st. NV, on Tuesday. Novem-
Der ! D, at a:l5 am. REQUIEM mass
at st. Marks Church. 1901 Coles
vile rd. at 10 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. IA
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REMEY. JOHN T. On wednesday.
City, N. JOHN +. REMEY. NfS fhSst hase
band Of Margaret H. Remey and
nfl sna ansecs cnsrfs e. s.mes MssOa ot Msmsy Massy
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa, ave.
nv; Courtesy parking oppositel /,
SayemS.r Se5wseS and o5.vs.,a. p% Sunday
viii be held at Arlington National National
"A, at 1880 am. from Memorial
Ssts; s. Sent 1t is requested flowers no not
RICHARDSON, CHARLES. On Tues
Alto HOSPITAL H.' CHARLES HES R1cHARPt Il MGsDt
Richardson of 1120 Eye st. ne,
brother Of Ernest cambridge. Muir
also survive. Mr.. Richardson will
rest at the Cornish Funeral Home,
sl2l 10th St. NV. after pm,
SUNDAY Sunday' Noysmbsr l3; until 8 pm;
tist Church, where funeral services
Monday. November il. the Rev
Henry Henry oficiating. Interment Ar
RICHARDSON. CHARLES. omcers and
Ehpz members of James Reese
Europe Post. No. 8. Inc.
the American Legion, are
requested to assemble fol-
1& funeral services for ouI
late comrade. CHARLES
Cornish Funeral Home. .Gs1 10th
St; NV. at ,6;30 pm. Sunday
Soysm6sr S3yI5 l3, 1969s o
SAMEEi WiIIiAG E SofEs sisBs: se0RGapaet adjaasas:
November q; 1850. At Doctors Hos, los
pital. JUDGE LEO A. ROVER Of
1900 Quincy st ne. beloved hus.
Mrs haa Edwin e AnnP McHsnas HHsEsr fsther Mrs s
3. Rover. 8. p. and Mrs william william
F.. Frank. He also is survived By
three sisters, Mrs. Agnes C. Ferry
Miss katherine T. Rover and Mrs
dswier's Funeral Home. f f75s % Pa a
ave. NV. after 3 pm: Saturday
St: Matthews Cathedral, 1725
Rhode Island ave; NV. on Monday
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IS
ROVER. JUDGE LEO A. Members ot
MIh Washington Council. No
9 224. K; Of C., are urged to
W s:; :;:.' satsi is s i3ss 3ssgs5s:9 e;
Wy pm. for recitation Of the
FRANK D. Law. Jr.. G. K. 1s
Evening star., 1960-11-13
With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

ver often o eerd Of thonks ~
Tie. .Stsr mests o reed which con
kprdly be solved in ony other weY.
Not only Is u o precious expression
d srotitsds TO those who have Sent
floral tributes but also eourteousIy
aeknowIedsss the services end
kindnesses o. the mony to whom
Q personel note Of thanks eonnot
vell be moilej o: whose aomes
dnd eddEesses ore not known
Insertion Of Q cord OF shonks
moy be oronsed BY telephone to
The Stcs. Il. 5000.
Che Evening ond Sundcy Sto'
Evening star., 1960-11-13
RIVERS RALPH A.. sr On Friday

BYERs. RALPH A., sr. On Friday,
November IL, 1850. at Arlington
Hospital. RALPH A. BYERS. Sr.,
of 22S Orchard drive, Fairfax, Va,
beloved husband of Nan S. Byers,
father Of Ralph A., jr.; son of Mrs.
DeBont. Veo, Roe, Forrest and Ray
mond Byers, all Of Ollie. Iowa
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
drive. Arlington. Va. where services
will be held on Monday, November
IA, at 1890 am. Interment Fair
fax Memory Garden. Fairfax. Va.