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sidered this his own hospital.
1t soon was handling 100 pa
tients a day.
Then he returned again to
the United States for more lee
lures and fund-raising.
In 1859 a $4,000 annual
award DR.. Dooley received from
an insurance firm went to an
other Medico hospital in Kenya.
But that same year he learned
that tumor on his chest was
malignant. A New York opera
ion was termed successful and
he went back overseas.
In 1860 DR.. Dooley also
wrote, THE Night They Burned
the Mountain" the rights to
which have been sold to a
movie company.
Even though told by some
doctors his cancer was arrested,
he remarked to newsmen that
his type of cancer was the
fast-growing kind, but added:
Il figure that what I have
crammed into my life makes
me really S."
He managed to get his own
plane and flew back and forth
directing the hospitals. An ad-
mittedly avid fund-raiser, he
once wryly described himself
as begging. bumming. bor-
rowing and, from time to time,
just stealing a bit" for his and
other Medico hospitals.
Last November DR.. Dooley,
in Hong Kong to discuss a new
hospital program. collapsed from
sheer exhaustion. Came the
brace and a diagnosis of "bony
destruction to the vertebrae."
After a funeral mass at St.
Louis Cathedral, DR.. Dooley will
be buried in Calvary Cemetery
beside his father. Thomas A..
Dooley, sr., and a brother,
Earle. killed in Germany dur
ing World War II.
Among survivors are his
mother Agnes. and two BROTH
ers, Malcolm of Huntington.
N. Y, and Edward of Cleveland,
Ohio.
DR.. Dooley. semiconScious
much Of the time during his
final hospital stay, was suf- =
ficiently alert on his last birth
day to receive a visit from
Cardinal Spellman.
A birthday message from
President Eisenhower epito-
miZed the career Of the selfless
young doctor. The President
said in his greeting:
1T must be a source Of heart
ened qualification to realize
that in so few years you have
accomplished so much for the
good Of distant. peoples and
have inspired so many others to
work for all humanity"
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1n Mrntnriant

McCLAIN, EDWARD s. In loving
memory OF our dear son. EDWARD
s. McCLAIN. who passed away thir-
teen teen years ago today January 49,
No one knows how much we miss you
No one knows the bitter pain.
The blow was hard. the shock severe
We little thought that death was
near;
But only those WHO have los.
Can tell the pain na ot parting without
MOTHER. FATHER, GRANDMoTH-
I;Rc ER; BROTHERS, AuNrs AND
MILLER. HARRY WESLEY. In low
ing memory Of my beloved husband.
HARRY WESLEY MILLER, who
ysnSsry ysnssd aTsy Ts! 1851. sen years ago today
A face that is ever. before me.
A voice I cannot forget:
A smile that will last forever.
LOVING Low als"Sif WIFE, 70" "YouR VT deusss s ="
PALMER, JOHN W. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our father,
Sf J0HN w. rsn,S pAtMER who dePa5tsd podsS
January H. HIS HIS CHILDREN.
ory Of my mother. MABEL r. PET
TIT, who departed this life seven
years ago today. January 10. 1884
Every day in some small way
Memories OF you come my way;
Time and years roll swiftly by,
But love and memories never die
LOVING DAUGHTER, ALICE.
PRYOR, OSCAR H. In loving mem
ory OF our devoted husband and
father. OSCAR HENRY PRYOR, who
passed away twenty-one years ago
today. January 10, 1910.
Somewhere back OF the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife.
Our loved one is Sweetly resting
In that land where there is no night.
DEVOTED WIFE, IRENE PRYOR;
CHILDREN AND GRANDCH1L-
ROGERS, MARY E. AND WILLIAM II.
In loving remembrance of our dear
mother. MARY E., ROGERS. who
departed this life thirty-three years
ago today, January r., 1928. and our
who departed this life forty-two
years ago. January II, : 1919
THEIR DEVOTED SONS. HERBERT
AND KENNETH.
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Mrs. Alvin Short,
81, Stenoerophie
Chief at FHA

Mrs. Alvin D. Short. So, chief
of the stenographic section OF
the Federal Housing Admins
trati0n. died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospi-
tai after a long illness.
The former Catherine Beck,
she had worked at FILA since
its inception in 1884, and was
named chief of the stenograph-
ic section in 1914. She also
served on the board of United
States Civil Service Examiners.
A native Of Washington, she
was graduated from the old
Business High School here.
Besides her husband she
leaves a son, Robert, both of
the home, 1910 Amber drive,
Kensington; a sister, Mrs. Mary
Rosselle Of 4418 Colfax drive,
Kensington, and four brothers;
Lawrence, Of 904 Linwood street
and Thomas Of GIG Linwood
street, West Hyattsville; James
Of 552l Glenwood road, Bethes-
da, and Charles of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Friends may call at the COL
Inns Funeral Home, 1921 Four
teenth street NV. A requiem
mass will be offered at $50
am, Saturday at st. Gabriel's
Church, with burial in Gate
of Heaven Cemetery.
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Pre-Cono Conference

Three married couples will
discuss THE First Year of
Married Life" at a Pre-Cana
Conference for engaged couples
at 8 o'clock tonight at st.
Matthew's Cathedral Club, 1914
N street NV. The conference,
open to all engaged couples, is
sponsored by the Family Life
Bureau Of the Archdiocese Of
Washington.
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Howard W. Whitney, as,
Glass Company Partner

Of the Moose Club in Wheaton
and a former member Of the
Lions Club there.
He leaves his wife, Rose NJ,
and a daughter. Patricita Ann,
of the home address, and two
brothers, Walter Whitney OF
Mount Rainier, Md, and
George Whitney of Washing
ton.
Funeral services will be at
$3.50 am. Saturday in the
Pumphrey Funeral Home. Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Gate
Of Heaven Cemetery, Silver
Spring.
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in the theaterI and introduced
sound control to the legitimate
theater in the Grand Street
Follies Of 1923" at the Booth
Theater on Broadway.
Mr.. Mallory leaves his wife,
Dorothea, of the home ad-
dress, and two brothers. Leo
G. Malloy, of Branford. Conn,
and Raymond Malloy Of Pitts
burgh.
Requiem mass will be Of
fered at 8 am. Saturday in st.
Thomas the Apostle Catholic
Church, Twenty-seventh street
and Woodley road NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Vincent Mallory, 81, Expert
On Effects of Sound on Man

Vincent Mallory. 81. who di-
rected the Navy's research into
"psycho-a coustics" during
World War II, died Tuesday Of
cancer at his home, 2718 Ord
way street NV.
The wartime research sought
the secrets of the effect Of
sound on man. and ways to re-
produce sounds. Those inves-
legations brought about the de-
velopment of aircraft loud
speaker systems used in World
War II.
Mr.. Mallory also helped de-
velop sounds that created vari-
Gus reactions in prospective
servicemen, and were used to
weed out psychiatric misfits.
He received the Secretary of
the Nays Commendation
Medal for his war work. retir-
ing with the rank Of COM
mander.
Later chief of the general
equipment branch of the Mis-
sile Guidance Division Of the
Naval Ordinance Laboratory,
he retired last october.
Born in Pennsylvania, Mr..
Mallory studied at the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, and held
an honorary degree from
Stevens Institute in Hoboken,
N. j., where he conducted
sound research.
AS a young man. he worked
for an engineering firm by day
and in the theater by night,
He was an actor. and also
worked backstage. He was stage
manager for Ruth Draper, a
famous monologuist, for many
years. ave- z'sa,
He experimental with sound
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Rt. Rev. D. B. AIdrich

DENNIS. Mass. Jan. 10 (AP) {.
The Rt. Rev. Donald B. AID
rich. So, an ensign in World
War I and a Navy chaplain in
World War II. died yesterday
after a brief illness. At one
time he was bishop coadjutor
of the Episcopal Church in
Michigan. dean Of Princeton
University and a rector of the
Church of the Ascension, New
York City. He was born in
Fall River, Mass.
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Dr.. DooIey Dies at. "a;
Famed for Jungle Work

| NEW YORK, Jan. ~ (AP).-
Thomas Dooley, young doctor
who battled disease in the Laos
jungle even after he, himself,
was stricken with cancer, died
in his sleep last night at Me-
mortal Hospital.
Death came just one day aft
er his 34th birthday.
DR.. Dooley. brought to the
hospital December 27 wearing
a brace from shoulder to hips,
insisted he was going to con-
tinue his work if his iron
maiden" enabled him to get
around-and enthusiastically
added:
Il am not going to quit. I
will continue to guide and lead
my hospitals until my back, my
brain. my blood and my bones
collapse"
DR.. Dooley's dedicationnto re-
lieving the plight Of the under
privileged and ailing began
seven years ago while he was
a Navy doctor.
He spent year of premedi-
cal training at the University
of Notre Dame before serving
Q944-46) as a Navy medical
corpsman attached to the
Marines.
Upon leaving service, he
studied at the Sorbonne in
Paris for year. A native of
St. Louis, in 1853 he was grad
uated from the st. Louis Uni
versity School of Medicine.
DR.. Dooley rejoined the Navy
as a lieutenant G.g and took
his internship first at the
Naval Hospital, Camp Pendle-
ton, Calf, and then aboard
the attack transport U. S. S.
Montague.
In 1854, at the end of the
war in Indo-C China, his ship
aided in evacuation Of refu-
gees from Communist North
Wet Nam.
| Seeing - and feeling the
plight of the hundreds of dis
ease-stricken inhabitants of
the area made up DR.. Dooley's
mind.
He had no money. But he
had a fighting heart. bound
less energy and a burning zeal.
After leaving the Navy in
1856 he wrote a book. Deliver
Us From Evil" He used the
books proceeds. and supplies
donated by pharmaceutical
firms, to return to Laos with
three former Navy buddies and
set up a small hospital at Nam
Tha. He brought in his med
ical supplies by train. plane,
oxcart and canoe.
! For his work with the refu-
gees, DR.. Dooley won the Legion
Of Merit. and was the youngest
officer in the history of the
Medical Corps to receive it.
He also was awarded the Ma
tional Order Of Wet Nam, that
nations highest decoration.
DR.. Dooley turned over his
first small hospital in 1857 to
the Laotian government. Then
it was back to this country to
raise more funds. He lectured
and appeared on TV.
In 1858. with DR.. Peter Com
anduras. a Washington, D. c.,
physician, he founded Medico
tMedical International Coop
Grafton Organization), q nom
profit agency.
DR.. Dooley had raised more
money with another book. THE
Edge Of Tomorrow and re-
turned to Laos to establish a
hospital in the village of
Moung Sing near the Chinese
border.
At first there were only mats
for beds, but DR.. Dooley con-
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Father MeDoid, IS,
Ex-Boys Town Aide

DUBLIN, Ireland. Jan. l9
(AP) The Rev. Patrick Nc
Daid. IS, who helped Father
Edward Flanagan create Boys
Town." died yesterday at his
home in Derry. He had retired
in 1948.
A native of Ireland, Father
McDaid was ordained in 1906
and went to Omaha. After
four years he took a pastorate
in North Platte, Nebr.. and re-
manned there until 1947.
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Man Put on Probation
In PenciI-Gun Case

George Patrick Harley. 80,
was placed on years proba-
ton IN Municipal Court yes
terday Tor carrying dangerous
weapon-a lethal little pencil
with lead on both ends.
Police said the pencil had a
Is caliber had-gun shell on
one end, with a firing pin-type
mechanism mounted in a posi-
ton to strike a bullet.
Harley, of the 2400 block of
Nichols avenue Sc. told police
he got the weapon more than
a year ago from a friend as
security for a loan.
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I'M Mrtttnrtaitt
Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers

BROWN. LOUIS NELSON. Sacred to
the memory Of my beloved husband,
LOUIS NELSON BROWN who passed
away five years ago today. January
10. 1865.
Today recalls a memory
OF loved one laid to rest;
And those who think OF you today
Are those who loved you best
DEVOTED WIFE, AGNES BROWN
GRANT, ANNIE b. In loving memory
Of my dear godmother, ANNIE B.
GRANT, who departed this life thir-
teen years ago today. January 10,
1913.
Grant her eternal rest. o Lord,
And let perpetual light shine upon
her.
May she rest In peace.
HER DEVOTED GoDCHILD. l..
TANNER.
KEY FREEMAN J. In loving memory
of FREEMAN j. KEY, husband and
father. who departed this life nine
years ago today, January 10, 1852.
You are gone, but not forgotten.
God called you home. 1t was His will,
But in our hearts we love you still
Your memory y as dear today
As II was theHday you passed away.
DEVOTED WIFE AND SON, BER-
TIA AND SAMUEL L. KEY.
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HoLLEY. EDWARD. On Tuesday. Jan

uary Il, 1861, EDWARD HOLLEY
of 232 Gallatin ST. NV, the beloyed
husband Of Hattie Holley and father
OF Mrs. Louise Crawford. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Spencer and Randolph
Youngblood. He also is survived by
three sisters, one grandchild, five
great-grandchildren and a host OF
other relatives and many friends.
Notice OF funeral later Arrange
mentS By Malvan a. Schey, Inc, New
Jersey ave and r st nv
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HARRIS. LILLIAN A. On wednesoa

HAkhIS' LILLIAN 4. On WedntSday
January Is. 1881. at GeoIse Wash
ington University Hospital LILLIAN
A. HARRIS Of l02 56th place Sc.
devoted mother Of Bertha Z. johnson
Hazel A. Harris. Gwendolyn Harris,
E.. Robert L. and Russell Harris.
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
q Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
st ne Notice of funeral later
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HENSON. SARAH ELIzABETH.

Tuesday. January II. 1861. at the
District General Hospital. SARAH
ELIZABETH HENSON Of 203 18th
liam F. Henson OF 1422 Ames place
ne. and Mrs. Helen Harrison. She
also leaves two sisters. Mrs. Agatha
Brown and Mrs. Hattie Burrouehs;
two grandchildren. Robert Harri-
son and Karen Duckett; a daughter
in-law, Addie Henson. and other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call on Thursday. January 10. be-
tween 3 and 10 pm, at the funeral
home Of Alexander s. Pope. Ala
will be recited at 1:3O pm. Re-
QUEEN high mass will be sung on
Friday. January 70. at 10 am. at
the Holy Comforter Church. i4th
and East Capitol SITS. Interment
Mount OliYet Cemetery 10
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FISHER, MINNIE E. On Tuesda

January Jar a,,, -. Ig6i, at ne WaSnlnE: SnMiv
E. FISHER Of 11OS Irving st. NV,
beloved sister of Mrs. o. J. Lauehlin
and Mrs. H. B. Thorn Of Parkers-
burg. W. Va and aunt OF Mrs.
Charles W. Carlston, Arlington, Va,
;n Snu Mr, haroio p;,a u; bLoWn Oh Masn,
Hysong Funeral Home. 1900 N ST.
NV, where services will be held on
Saturday, January II. at 1880 am.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery
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Draths

SIMPSON. ARTHUR L. On Tuesday,
sanitarium. ARTHUR 1. SIMPSON
q l1I22 Georgia ave. Wheaton.
Vera % simpson 9stSe1 fasSano Of q Arthur Mrs
L; and Simpson. rsnsna. ir,; steptather Of John
Miss Frances Ruth Simpson. Friends
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
January 81. at 1870 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
SIMPSON, ARTHUR L., sr. Members
..A, Of the Government Print
go. ing Office Alumni Associ--
Wa alton are hereby notified Of
VI q ~ the death OF ARTHUR L.
~ - SIMPSON. Sr. Members
N0PoG are invited to cali at the
SSs Lee Funeral Home. 4th st,
and Mass. ave. ne, where
- services win be held on
Saturday. January 21, at 1880 am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
NORMAN No SyIAlT T 2 HI HICKS; president:
SMITH. LULA JANE. On Tuesday,
S,u,. January L. u; 1851 At Eairisx LSdss
Of l424 North Longfeliow St. Ar
2. Smith. mother Of Leon and Ralph
D. Smith and Mrs. Lorraine Robin
Enrisht of Norfolk. Va. Va; Mrs; Mrs. Mary gy
Ridenhour and Randolph Smith OF
Washington, D. c.: sister Of Mrs.
Hugh Brown Of Maple Shade. n. 2;
and Burke Wilson n Of Riverdale' ~ Nd.
neral Home. 2s47 wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va, where funeral serv-
uary 20, at 9 pm. Interment CO.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery. 10
SMITH, ROwENA KINsEY. On wednes-
Gay; Jangsry is, 1881, RoWENA
Smith Kohloss of 1901 Nebraska
ave: NV. and George Carroll Smith
Of indianapolis. Ind. Services will
be held at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
ysnusfy y 81. at at "pi pm. on fnterme1t sasqrnasi
Randolph, VT.
sPRINGMAN. ANNE v. At 1927 FL
nfott nifH st st. NV; on January ls, 1851.
Fear, Eleanor J. Springman and John
Sprineman and the late James
M Springman; sister Of John NJ.
y,iye; PRAYERS at Chambers George
town Funeral Home. 3072 M st.
NV. on Saturday. January 81, at
9;l5 am; Mass at St. AIMS Church.
1''V WlsCOHSlH ave. NV, at lU
am. lnterment St. Mary's Gene
terry. Alexandria. Va. 20
SPRINGMAN, ANNA. Officers and
seSAN members Of Kenneth H.
4: !:
Funeral Home. 3072 NJ st.
NV. Auxiliary services to be held
on Friday. January 20. 1861. at
LOUISE oaLETREE, President
HAZEL I. LIE FOE. Secretary. 20
TEEAAR, OSKAR Z. On Wednesday,
January Is, 1861. at his residence,
oskAR z TEEAAR OF 48Gd 18TH
st. NV, father OF Mrs. Valeria 7.
shannon OF Washington. D. c.
Prayers at the g. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 29Ol 18th st. NV, on
Thursday, January 10. at 7:30 . m.
tparkine facilities. Services at the
above funeral home on Friday. Janu-
ary 20. at 3 pm. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum.
WALTERS. ROBERT J. Members of
the Policemen's Associa-
A@SM tion are hereby notified of
M.4M M the passing Of their late
Ht lH brother. ROBERT j. WAL
WNoSZ14 TERS, on Friday, January
%W 13. 1861. Services and in
torment in Eruitland park
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HOLMES, LEWIS On Tuesday, Jan

uary II. 1861. LEWIS HOLMES OF
2OS T ST. NV. devoted son OF Mrs.
Florence Chapman. stepson OF lie Roy
Chapman and grandson OF Mrs.
:. Florence Holmes. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Rollins. 90
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WALTERS, ROBERT J. Members of
~ the Policemen's Associa-
A@M tion are hereby notified of
M4 M the passing OF their late
& lH brother. ROBERT J. WAL
WSZ4 TIERS, on Friday, January
%W 13. 1861. Services and in
terment in Fruitland Park,
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UTCHFIELD, CLARENCE C. Mem

CRUTCHFIELD, CLARENCE c. Mem
n bers Of the Interdenomi-
national Church Ushers'
Association of D. c.. Inc,
are hereby notified Of the
ll< death Of our beloved mem
$1nhMGz Der. c LARE nee C.
CRUTCHFIELD. Fune a
services were held at the John
Stewart Methodist Church on Tues
DAY. January II, 1851. at pm.
ALMA c. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE E. sTANCIL. Cor. Secy.
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MORRIS, PATRICIA ANN. On wednes.
day, January IS. 1851, PATRICIA
ANN MORRIS of 1895 South Wake.
field st. Arlington. Va, beloved
daughter of Robert and Elizabeth
Morris. sister OF Kathleen L. Nor
Mrs. T. L. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harland Morris. both OF Arlington,
Va Friends may call at the Robert
j Murphy Funeral Home. 3524 Co
lunnbfa pike. Arlington. Va. after
5 pm. Friday. January 90. Grave
side services at tl:3O am. Satur-
day, January 81. at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 20
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PHARR, MAUDE O. ON Monday. Jan.

uary 16, 1851. at Frcedmen's Hos
pitsI: MAUDE o. PHARR Of 1921
Caroline st, NV, beloved daughter
Of Mrs. Julian Pharr and sister OF
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Pharr may
Be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H ST. ne. from 2 pm
Thursday. January 10. to pm
interment Concord. n C 90
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CHASE. MARIE L. On Wednesday

January is. 1861, MARIE L. CHASE
of 1912 Owen place ne, beloved
mother of Carl W. Chase, Mrs.
DANIEL W. Lewis and Mrs. Laura w.
Benton. Also surviving are other
4 pm. Friday. January 20. friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV.
Funeral from the Bethesda Baptist
Church. Mount Olivet I'd. and Cap
January u u.s. 1ntermenp M nf'h i,neoin Ms,
mortal Cemetery. EE 20
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ISEL, LOUISE MARY. On Tu,

January u. 1851, at her residence,
LOUISE MARY ISEL OF 1000 22nd
st. ne. beloved wife OF William c.
Isel, beloved aunt OF Mrs. Ruth Phil
lips Of Denver, Colo. Prayers at the
&: H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
14th st. NV on Saturday. January
y. at 9:30 am. parking faciiitieSl,
thence to st. Anthony'S Catholic
Church, 18th and Monroe SITS. ne.
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
will be offered at 10 am. for the
repose OF her soul. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery %
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SHORT. CATHERINE BECK

HORT. CATHERINE BECK. on
WednesSay, SSayy,,, January IS. 1861,
Amber DR. KenSinotnn M h.'
loved wife Of Alvin r Short, mother
Of Robert l.. Short, sister OF Mary
B. Rosselle. James N, Charles j.,
Lawrence F. and Thomas H. Beck
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home. 1921 l4th st. NV. on Satur-
auiem mass at ST. Gabriel's Church
at $50 m. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. 90
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FERGUSON. FRANCES A. On wedne,.

FERGUSON, FRANCES A. On Wednes-
for incursbies, FRANCES A. A. FER.
GUSON of 32o2 North Goth rd..
Arlington. Va. beloved wife of Dean
@. Ferguson, mother of Hugh NJ
Hall of Orlando. Fla. and grand
mother of Charles Wesley and War
ren Richard Hall. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Friday. January 20. at 10 am
1nterment EbeneZer Methodist
Church Cemetery, Oldhams, Va
Kindly omit flowers In lieu OF
flowers contributions may be made
to the Cancer Fund. Arlington
County Unit. l411 North Garfield
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ORGAL. JOSEPH X. Officers and
members OF Gran d e
AL Voiture. No ia, Forty and
&kO Eight. are requested to at
tend services for our de-
= parted comrade, JOSEPH
. K, MORGAL. at the S. H.
- Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2H0l l4th st. NV, at s pm
Thursday. January 10. 1861.
JAMES J MURPHY,
Grand Chef de Care.
JOHN c. HAR6RAVES.
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JEFFRIEs, RICHARD m. suddenly,

Tuesday. January II. 1861. RICH
ARD \; JEFFRIEs Of the YMcA
B. Jeffries. father of MarGaret Anne
Leatherland. brother Of c. v. and
A, c. Jelfries. Mrs. W. Z. Estes, Mrs.
J. w. Maeeron. Mrs. w. r Resdon.
Mrs. A. D. Kirk. He also is survived
by two grandchildren. Bonnie Lee
Devine and David Leatherland. Sery-
ices at the s. H Hines Co Funeral
Home. 290l 14th st. NV. on Friday.
January 90, at q am. parking fa-
cilitieO. Interment Manassas, Va,
Cemetery
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WHITNEY. HOWARD W, On Tuesday
WILBUR. GEoucE sp' n, Tue,

WILBUR, GEOEtGE E., SR. on Tues-
day. January II. 1861. GEORGE
Z. WILBUR. .SR.. OF 1908 8 st, Sc,
the beloved husband of Dorothy ?.
Wilbur. father OF oeorge E. Wilbur.
II. Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros Funeral Home. 1881 Good Hope
I'd. sc. parking facilitiesl, on Sat-
urday. January 81. at p:30 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 90
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CARPENTER. JOSEPH o. On wedne.

JOSEPH o. On Wednes-
day, January is. 1851. JOSEPH o.
CARPENTER of 35O7 South Sth St,
Arlington. Va. beloved husband OF
Margery A. Carpenter and father OF
Homer Carpenter and Mrs. Rose Hol-
ley. all of Arlington, Va, He also
is survived by three grandchildren.
two great-grandchildren. one brother
and one sister. Friends may call
at the Robert j. Murphy Funeral
Home. 3524 Columbia pike. Arling-
ton. Va. until Q pm. Thursday,
January 10 Remains will be trans
ported to Spencer. Ohio. for serv-
ices and interment
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vary II. 1851. at her residence.
COLL Riggs rd., chillum. Nd, ELLEN
CoUMARIS. wife of the late George
John Smith, Mrs. Morris Bregman,
Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins. Mrs. Paul Kline,
John, Louis and Gus Coumaris; sister
OF Stamatis Belitsos. She also is
survived by four grandchildren.
Co. Funeral Home. 29O1 I4th st.
NV. tparking facilities) Services
at SITS Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church. AIS 10th st.
NV, on Saturday. January 21. at
/ am. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. %
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day, January is. 1851. at Georse
Washington Hospital, FLORENCE NJ
BICKING Of 1894 Broad Branch rd.
NV. sister-in-law of Mrs. GeorRe
Blcking, and aunt Of Mrs. c. Leslie
Chase Funeral Home, 51O3 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV. on Thursday. January
1a, at s pm. 1nterment Friend
ship Cemetery. Coatesville. Pa
lCoatesville, Pa, papers please copy }
II friends desire. expressions Of SYM
contributions to the Building Fund
OF the Methodist Home Of Washing
ton. D. c. l9
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CHILps. RERNARD R. peparted thls

CHILDS. BERNARD R. Departed this
BERNARD r. CHiLDs OF 1908 18th
st NV. He is survived by one
sister. Mrs. Evelyn L. Hosley: two
aunts and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at Horizons Mortu-
ary, 1924 You St NV after 4
pm. Friday. January 20. where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday. January II. at L. noon.
the Rev. L. T. Hughs officiating
Interment New Harmony Cemetery