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124-Yeur-OId
Tiffuny's Gets
New Owners

NEW YORK, Oct. % CAP) -
Control of Tiffany's. Fifth ave-
nue. jewelry store, has been &C
quired by a group headed by
Walter Hoving, Tiffany's chair
man and chief executive officer
Tiffany'S was established in
1897.
Genesco, formerly the Cen
eral Shoe Corp. and now large
diversified manufacturer and
retailer Of apparel and foot
wear, acquired control of Tiff
fany's in 1856. Mr.. Hoving had
organized a company in 1855
to gain control of the firm.
Maxey Jarman, chairman OF
Genesco. announced yesterday
that the company had sold its
81 per cent controlling interest
because it believed that Tiff
fanny falls outside our normal
sphere Of interest in the ap-
parel and footwear fields"
1t was understood that the
purchase price was close to S85
a share, with about 10000
shares involved. The names OF
Mr.. Hoving's associates were
not disclosed.
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1901 Superior street, Rock
vile.
He also leaves sister. Mrs.
Carolyn Babich. 1908 Eighth
street. Alexandria. and two
step sisters, Mrs. Raymo on d
Schweitzer. 1918 Howell road.
Bethesda. and Mrs. John P.
Quinn, 1924 Cameron street.
Silver Spring. and a step
brother, George Scheller, 1869
Piney Branch court, Silver
Spring. He also is survived by
his stepmother. Mrs. Lillian
Engel, 800 Gist avenue, Silver
Spring, and five grandchildren.
Services for Mr.. Engel will
be the first held from the neV
Chambers funeral home at
1855 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring, at 1915 am. Monday.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mr.. Quinter was a member
of the Chevy Chase Club. where
he lived for Is years. the Dis
trict Bar Association and the
Sons of the American Revolu-
ton.
He leaves a son. Ralph D.,
jr., of 1920 Battery lane, Be-
thesda. Md, and two grand
children.
Services will be private.
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Capt. Clarence Hinkump;
Had Long Career in Navy

He came to the Norfolk area
for the first several tours of
duty prior to World War II.
He commanded the battleships
Wyoming and Texas, the latter
during the neutrality patrol in
1871.
During World War II he
spent most of the time as di-
rector of training for the 5th
Naval District. He admins
tered and commanded the eH-
tensive school system for
officers of the fleet.
After the war, he retired to
his home in Bay Colony here.
During his career he held Is
seagoing commands.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Frances Miller Hinkamp,
formerly of Washington: a son,
Capt. NJ. N. PETER Hinkamp,
USN. student at the Naval War
College, Newport. R. 1, and a
granddaughter, Miss Margriet
Hinkamp. a senior at Emma
Willard School. Troy, N. Y.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted in Eastern Shore Chapel,
London Bridge. Va, at II am.
Monday.
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Rich Man Free;
Aided DereIicts

NEW YORK, Oct. % CAPD.-
John S. Cram, a millionaire
champion of the downtrodden,
has been acquitted of charges
he maintained a hangout for
narcotics users.
Mr.. Cram. 81, is a great
grandson of Edward Cooper,
one-time Mayor of New York,
and a graduate Of Princeton
and oxford universities.
Six months ago he rented a
loft in Harlem and equipped it
with cots and mattresses. All
who came were provided with
food and lodging.
Last Monday, as Mr.. Cram
was handing out coffee and
food to about 20 derelicts. po-
lice arrested him for harboring
dope addicts. He also was &C
cused of illegally possessing
hypodermic needles.
Mr.. Cram, led away without
protest, told newsmen he spends
about $4,000 a year on the
derelictS who come to him.
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Mrs. w. Rabbit,
Election Judge
In MONTGOMERY

Mrs. William o. Rabbit. So,
a judge for several years in
Montgomery County elections.
died yesterday after a brief
illness. She lived at TOO
Exeter road, Bethesda.
Mrs. Rabbit was born in
Jacksonville. Fla, and attended
schools there until transferring
to a religious institution in
Noroton, Conn. after which
she was graduated from Man
hattanville College in New
York where she received a
bachelor of arts degree.
The wife of William o. Rab-
bit, National Bank of Wash
ington official. she moved to
the Washington area in 1922
Mrs. Rabbit was a legal Sec
rotary for the firm of Fulbright,
Croker, Freeman and White
for the last % years.
She became active in Mont
gomery County politics several
years ago and had served as a
precinct worker. She was a
Judge in both primary AMI gen.
eral elections in the county for
the last several years.
Mrs. Rabbit leaves her hus-
band, of the home address. and
her mother, Mrs. Ethel M. Say
lor of 1901 Argonne place NV
Funeral services will be at
10 a.mFMonday at Our Lady OF
Lourdes Church, 1900 Pearl
street. Bethesda. Burial will be
in st. Mary'S Cemetery.
Friends may call after 7 pm
tonight at the Robert Pun
phrey Funeral Home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda.
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Kennedy Donates
Award to Charity

Half of the $1,000 award
President Kennedy received for
a magazine article will be given
TO the Boys Club of Washing
ton, the White House an
nounced yesterday. The other
half will go to a girls group
still to be selected.
The award was given by the
National Recreation Associa-
ton and a manufacturer of
recreation equipment for the
article The Soft Americans"
which appeared in Sports Illus
trated magazine.
A spokesman for the Boys
Club said last night he had not
heard of the gift.
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decorated by the late Pope Plus
XII as a Knight of the Holy
Sepulchre for his work in edu-
cational radio and television.
Active In Field to End
He remained active in the
education broadcasting field up
to the time of his death. He
was instrumental in the estab-
lishment of American Univer-
sity's new FIN educational radio
station and had attended the
stations dedication Wednesday
night. DR.. Durham was an
adjunct professor in communi-
cations at the university.
DR.. Dunham's achievements
in the educational broadcast
ing field include the origina-
ton of the Damrosch Music
Appreciation Hour, the Ameri-
can Education Forum, Our
American Schools and Infor-
nation Please. He produced the
Catholic Hour, too.
He pioneered audio-visual
teaching courses at several uni
versities including the Teach
ers College of Columbia Univer-
Sity and Harvard University.
He was a leader in educational
televiSion in the Washington
area and in 1851 was delegate
to the Inter-American Broad
casting Conference in Brazil.
Besides being an active Cath
Ole layman, DR.. Durham also
was very active in the Cosmos
Club here and served on several
of the clubs administrative
and policy committees.
DR.. Durham was the perma-
nent executive secretary OF the
Interparliamentary Union of
both Houses of Congress. He
both Houses of Congress. In
addition to the Cosmo Club, he
was a member of the Columbia
Club of New York,
He also served as secretary
of the American Peace Society,
and had been director of the
National Music Camp at Inter
lochen. Mich, since the 1905.
DR.. Durham had also written
several books on educational
broadcaSting.
He leaves his wife, Mary. and
a son. Franklin. jr., of the home
address. 1900 South Cleveland
street, Arlington; another son.
Alvin F. ", of Potomac. Md,
and a daughter, Mrs. Mary D.
Hartline of 1854 Royston street.
Annandale.
A solemn requiem mass will
be held at 10 am, Tuesday at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
IN Georgetown. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Oct.
81 (AP).-Capt. Clarence Mel
son Hinkamp. n, USN ire
tired, of Virginia Beach. died
in Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Thursday.
A native of Milwaukee, a
son of Henry and Mrs. Martha
De Meyer Hinkamp, ne had a
long and distinguished naval
career. much of it i'll the New
port, r. l., Washington and
Norfolk areas.
After graduation from the
Naval Academy in 1907. he
made the famous cruise of the
Great White Fleet" around
the world. He also was sub
marine pioneer.
During World War l he COM
manded a group of minesweep-
erS operating out of French
ports. He won the Navy Cross
in this service.
He spent many years in COM
mand of deStroyers on the West
Coast and at ASiatic stations.
He next was executive officer
of the light cruiser Trenton,
then took a course at the Naval
War College.
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Perry Brooks, los,
Native of Talbot

OXFORD. Md. Oct. % CAP)
Perry Brooks. los, reported
to be Talbot County's oldest
resident, died in his sleep at his
home yesterday. He had en-
tered coma on Monday.
Mr.. Brooks. known locally as
Uncle Perry" been a farmer
and waterman. He was born at
Church Neck near st. Mi
chael's and lived all of his life
in Talbot County.
He was married twice and
had a total of II children. He
is survived by nine living chill
dren, II grandchildren, 81 great
grandchildren and 80 great
great grandchildren.
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ltorney handling foreign litiga-
ton. which he refused.
Mr.. Leonard, asserting his re-
moval. approved by Mr.. Ken
nedy, was improper, has filed
an appeal with the Civil Serv-
ice Commission. He alleged.
among other things, violation
of the Veterans Preference Act.
The suit seeks a declaratory
judgment that Mr.. Leonard's
case comes under the Veterans
Preference Act. ruling that
the proceedings were invalid,
an injunction maintaining the
status quo pending review, and
final judgment restoring him
to duty.
Court papers described the
Justice Departments civil di-
vision as the largest civil law
office in the world" They said
the first assistant is in charge
of those occasions when the
Assistant Attorney General has
to be absent.
Mr.. Leonard's request for a
temporary restraining order to
keep the Justice Department
from carrying out it's plans,
prior to a hearing, was re-
jected by District Court Judge
Joseph McGarr aghy. He
promptly took his case to the
Court of Appeals where Judge
Wilbur Miller refused to
hear it.
A Justice Department spokes-
man said that Mr.. Leonard's
services were being "tami-
mated" as of last night.
Mr.. Leonard. according to
the Justice spokesman. was
offered another job in the
civil division as an attorney
but refused to take the other
position.
The first assistants job was
described as one where the
head of the division wanted
his own selection.
Mr.. Leonard had served since
1858, first under Judge Warren
Burger, now a member of the
court Of appeals here, and
George Doub.
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ConnoIIy Replies
To Political Talk
BY the Associated Press

John B. Connally, Secretary
of the Navy. says he has mot
made any decision to seek" the
governorship of Texas.
In reply to inquiries about a
published report, Mr.. Connally
issued this brief answer yester-
day:
ANY Texan who is concerned
with the vitality. strength and
progress of the State would be
pleased and proud to be con-
sidered by his fellow Texans as
qualified for the office of Gov
ernor. However, l have not
made any decision to Seek that
office"
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Obituaries
Anurtlin1H

GROLMAN. ALEXANDER II. There
will De an unwilling IN the memory
Of ALEXANDER H. GROLMAN on
Sunday. October 20. 1861. at .
pm. at King David Memorial Park,
Fails Church. Va Relatives and
friends invited. 23213S,.9
LEVY. FRANCES. There will be an
unwilling of a monument dedicated
10 the memory of the late FRANCES
LEVY, on Sunday. October %, 1861.
at IL 80 am. at Ohev Sholom-
Talmud Torah Congregation Gene
terry, Alabama ave. sc. Friends and
relatives invited.
NINNlCK, MILTON. There will be
an unwilling OF q monument dedi-
cateo to the memory of the late
MILTON VINNICK on Sunday. No
vember ). 1861. at pm. at Mount
Lebanon Cemetery tTifereth Israel
Sectionl. $500 Riggs I'd. Adelphi.
Nd. Friends and relatives invited.
2S,29.34.j
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1patha

ELDER LUCY A. On
Wednesday. October %. 1861, at
her residence. 1857 Meade st. ne,
ELDER LUCY A. WILLIAMS. She
P. williams. sister OF Carrie MUIR
ray and mother-in-law OF Harriet
Williams. Also surviving are four
nieces. two nephewS, two cousins,
other relatives and many friends,
From TO 10 pm. Sunday. October
the Henry S. Washington a. Sons
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave
ne. Funeral on Monday. october
30, at | pm. from the Christian
holinsss Pentecostal Church, 10th
mony National Memorial Park %
On Thursday. October %. 1851, at
MRS ELIZABETH il. BUTLER
WORMLEY of sol A st. Sc, devoted
Mrs. Clara Greene Of East Orange.
\. J.; Mrs. May Lsnders and Miss
Elizabeth Edna WormiPy. sister OF
Mrs Suzie Brooks. She also leaves
fifteen grandchildren, sixteen great
grandchildren and many other rela
may call after pm Sunday Oc-
Lober 20. at the House of Boyd
Funeral Chapel SOP Sth It. sc.
Mass will be held ct $40 am.
Monday. October 30. al ST. Peter S
Catholic Church. I'd ana c SITS
Sc. Interment Mount Oiivet Gene
tery ~
YOUNG, ELIZABETH T. On Thurs
day, october 20, 1861. ELIZABETH
7. YOUNG Of No. . Lauer ter
race. Silver Spring, Md. sister OF
Mrs. John z. Boyland and Mrs.
Louise Y. Whelan. Friends may
call AZ GAwler's Chapel 1883 Pa.
ave. nv. courtesy parking OPP
positel, Mass Will be offered at
the Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
36th and o SITS. nv on Monday.
october 30. at 1890 am. In
terment Holy ROOD Cemetery %
YOUNG. WILLIAM J. On MONDAY
October -, WILLIAM J. YOUNG.
husband OF Emma B. Young ana
father Of Noblee YounG He also
is survived by Stepson, William
Griffin: his parents, win and Emma
Young. eight brothers, Jeffie. Otis.
David. Clarence. E. l. Ulysses.
Howard and Joseph Young. two
sisters. Annie p Williams and Nellie
V, Young other relatives ana
friends After pm. Sunday Oc;o-
Der 20, friends may call al he
Frazier Funeral Home. 3Sg RkcGp
Island ave NV. where services viii
be held on Monday. Octobe- 3tr
at pm. Tnterment Lincoln Ne
mortal Cemetery. 20
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Justice Official , GS-17,
Sues to Bar Job Loss

A high-ranking Justice De-
partment official filed suit yes
terday to block loss of his job
claiming his position comes
under Civil Service and is not
subject to politics.
The suit was filed in District
Court by George S. Leonard.
who has served as first assist
ant to the Assistant Attorney
General in charge of the de-
partmCnt's civil division for
eight years. according to court
papers.
Named as defendants were
Attorney General Robert F.
K n n dy and William H.
Orrick. jr.. Assistant Attorney
General in charge of the civil
division.
Job Was Abolished
Mr.. Leonard. of II Tally-Ho
lane. Alexandria, Va, alleges in
his suit that he was removed
from his GS-17 position when
Mr.. Leonard directed that the
lob be abolished. Mr.. Orrick
said a new job was created
covering the same duties, to
which another man was sub
stituted in his place"
The former First Assistant,
who said he was stripped of
duties although he was kept
on the payroll. stated the re-
moval was ordered because he
was personally unsuitable" to
his superior and not because of
fault or other legal cause.
He said Mr.. Orrick, before
the new administration took
office, had asked Mr.. Leonard
where 1 proposed to go" and
indicated that he had a
nominee for my position. :"
Mr.. Leonard said his custer had
been predetermined"
Cites Veterans Act
Il do not simply walk out
when invited" he said. Court
papers alleged Mr.. Leonard was
asked to agree to transfer to a
GS-15 position as a trial at
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services Nv Chambers
In Mrmnrtant

COLLECT. NARCIsSA L. In loving
memory of our beloved wife and
mother. EARCISSA L. COLLETT.
who passed away two years ago
today. october %, 1853
The depths OF sorrow we cannot
Of tn. loss Of one we loved so vel;
And while she sleeps a peaceful
Her memory We shall always keep.
THE FAMILY.
CRUsOR. MARIAN S. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear wife; MARIAN s.
CRUSOR. who died twenty-five
years ago. october 70, 1899.
Her life is beautiful memory
Her '0'e1 john Z VI SllsP cRG gsief
memory Of my loving wife, SARAH
E. SADIE DONALDSON. who de-
parted this life three years ago
today, october ~, 1858.
Should memory take a pleasant trip
And the choice Of a pathway comes,
Why you know III take the bridge
To the days when we wer. young
HUSBAND. CHARLES W. DONALD
GREEN. JOHN L. In memory OF our
dear husband and father, JOHN L.
GREEN, who passed away suddenly
twelve years ago today. October -.
1919.
u,,,u RemembereG always; ,o,
SMITH. SAMUEL W. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory
SAMUEL W. SMITH, sr.. who de-
parted this life one year ago to-
day. October IS 1860.
Just when life was the sweetest,
God opened the gates OF Heaven.
And you entered the land of rest.
Our VOWS were made until death DO
us part.
But even death cannot take you
from my heart
When alone n sorrow, and bitter
There steals dream OF long ago
Unknown to the world, you stand by
And whisper. Hon. death cannot
divide"
Gods garden must be beautiful,
For He always takes the best.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND SONS.
sPROW, EMMA J. In memory of our
dear beloved mother and grand
mother, EMMA J. SPROW, who
passed away four years ago. Octo-
DER 20, 1901.
You slipped away from us to take a
highly deserved rest.
We miss you terribly. but we know
that God knew best.
JULIA AND GARY.
WILKINSON. EUGENE. In loving
memory of my dear father. EU-
GENE WILKINSON, who passed
away five years ago today. Octo-
Der IS. 1855.
l have only a memory. dear Father,
will cherish my whole life
through.
But the sweetness will live forever
AS l cherish the memory OF you.
LEARLINE PARSON.
WILKINSON. EUGENE. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father. EUGENE WILKINSON. who
departed this life October IS, 1855.
Loving and kind in all his ways.
Upright and Just to the end of his
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What a beautiful memory he left
behind
YOUR LOVING WIPE, VERNEL
AND CHILDREN.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL
Lot 254. sec. Masonic. Eastern Star.
Also lot 1i6. sec. 3. all for $500,
MARsHALL J. wAPLE CO.
t226 14th St. NV. AID. 4-?o05
FORT LINCOLN-Section L, lot 40
Is sitesI, near Masonic section.
Call after 4 pm, OWNER LII.
@-l502. :!
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, King
David section lots, sacrifice. JU.
s-36Sa. ~
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARkw4
sites. reasonable offer. Call WA.
45221. ~
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SMITH. CHARLES RANDOLPH.

SMITH. CHARLES RANDOLPH. On
Wednesday. October rs 1881,
CHARLES RANDOLPH SMITH, be-
loved husband OF Margaret Mudd
Smith, father OF Mary Eileen
Smith. brother OF Helen A. Fisher
and Frederick Elmer Smith. Friends
may call at the Robert A Mat
tingly Funeral Home l3l 18th st.
Sc until Monday. October 80, st
ga am Requiem mass at St
Francis Xavier Church at 1913
am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. The family suggests that eX-
pressions OF sympathy be in the
form of contributions TO the D. C.
Cancer Society. Rosary on Sunday
. October -, at $40 pm ~
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BRAzIER, GEORGE EDWARD. Sud.

uenIy, on Wednesday, OCTOBER ..
GEORGE EDWARD BRAZIER OF
3lOl 2Sth ST. Sc, devoted husband
Of Lucille BraZier. He also is sur
vlved by three children, Madeleine.
Patrician and Myra Brazier. a
stepdaughter, Gloria Franklin; one
brother. Lester L. brazier, other
relatives and friends Alter = pm.
Sunday. October -, friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home
$50 Rhode Island ave. nv. where
services will oe held on Monday.
October 30. at - room. lnterment
Arllnrtnn National Canaan W
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SMITH. CHARLES RANDOLPH. Mem.

A> bers OF Department OF In
terror Post No SO. the
American Legion, are re
ouested 10 attend me-
@%NS mortal services to be con-
Quoted BY the National
rade CHARLES r. SMITH on Sun
day October % 1881. at Pm
I3I 18th st. Sc. washinston. b c.
VIRGINIA HARRISON. Adjt. ~
vALLON. EDWARD E. Suddenly. on
% SasF55'y L Q TAGGoN Of 4 fs 4 En-
st. NV, beloved HUSBAND OF Flea
nor vallon father of Larry WALTON
and brother Of Mrs; Fred Cohen
CEDAR lane, Bethesda' Nd. on Mon Mon
day, October 30. at 3 pm.
VAUGHAN. BEULAH. On Thursday.
October 20, 1881, at Georgetown
VAUGHAN Of Z Albemyrtle I'd: Rock
vile, Md, wife of the late Roy B.
Reeves. Mrs Betty Wharton. Ed
ward Vaughan and Mrs. Diana Grim.
daughter Of Mrs Mary Alice Bunch.
ward .1rs and Warren en-, Bunch She he. also
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
until am. Monday. October 30
She will lie In state at Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran Church. li2O0
Old Georgetown I'd, Bethesda, Nd =,
after 10 noon, where services will
be held at . pm. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery. 20
VINCENT. JERRY. On Thursday,
October %. 1861, in North Miami
JERRY VINCENT of i4i4 18th
daughter of Mrs. Harold 1. Fox
and sister of Dale OF Washington,
D, c. Friends may call at Gawler'S
Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV. tcour-
day Ga3 Po5 atdber ogSosi from on s 70
pm. and sunday, October 20. from
services viii be held on Monday,
ment Arlington National cenistery.
WELSH. WALTER S. On wednesday.
SHlS Der -: 1861. WALTER s.
and Victor Welsh and Alberta
Robert A. Mattinsly Funeral Home.
1 Gi IL ith hsi s. Sc O where services
80, at i:I5 pm. Relatives and
friends invited, Interment ArlinR-
ton National Cemetery. 90
WELSH, WALTER s. This is to notify
| .MMmzkA members of All-American
4, Columbia Post No. S33,
SExER v. F. w. that National
| MA Honor Guard services for
our late comrade, WALTER
s. WELSH, will be held on
Sunday. October -. 1851
| a. 7:45 pm, at the Mattingly
| Funeral Home, 1871 18th st. Sc
! DAVID HARNE, Commander. ~
WELSH, WALTER s. Officers and
,uARsz1 members of Henry c.
| ~ Spsngler Post. No IL. the
IS American Legion, are
hereby notified OF the
death OF Comrade WAL
TER 8. WELSH on Wednes-
day. October 70. 1851
| American Legion services will be
held on Sunday. October 20. at
SIS pm. at the Mattingly Funeral
Home. 81 18th st. Sc Funeral
on Monday. October 30. at 1915
pm. 1nterment Arlington National
HENRY G. WEBB. Commander
ANSON J. GIANCOLI. Adjt. 90
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Draths

RONALD A. OF No.
EdEeWood I'd, Bryans Road, Md,
on October 20. 1861. son OF DOUG
las A. and Evelyn L. McClanahan.
grandson of Ernest @. and Fora B:
McClanahan and George A. and
Gaynell c. TreXler. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 81 llth
ST Sc. on Monday October 30.
at pm. Interment Washington
National Cemetery "9
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HOLLIDGE. LILLIAN c. taUNrIE,

On Friday, october -. 1861, at
the Washington Sanitarium and
Hospital. LILLIAN c. HOLLIDGE,
sister Of the late Emile A. Krause
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass.
ave. ne. where services will be
held on Monday. October 30, at II
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry "a
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CARTER. HERBERT LEE. On Thurs

day. October u, 1861, HERBERT
LEE CARTER of 65I5 18th ST.. Cabin
John. Md. beloved husband Of
Evelyn P, Carter brother of Mrs
Emma Money. Mrs Hattie Prather
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda
Nd. Services Sunday. October %
at the Christ Methodist Church
Cabin John. Md. at . m. Inter
ment Union Cemetery, Burtonsville
Nh 90
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. c.
Saturday, October 70, 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
HOLMES, PLUMMER. On THURSDAY

October 20, 1861, MR. PLUMMER
HOLMES of 625 Morris ST. ne.
He Is survived by ten nephews.
eleven nieces. other relatives and
many friends. Remains may be
viewed on Saturday, October IS,
after > pm. at the Hall Bros Fu-
neral Home. 621 Florida ave NV.
Funeral services on Sunday. Octo-
per ~ at ":3O pm, ct The Be-
thesda Baptist Church. Capitol ave.
and Mount Oliyet I'd. ne. the Rev
j. D. Bussey officiating Inter-
ment ModoCK, S. c. -