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Harry Baker, 81, Veteran
Snowman, Shop Operator

Harry Baker, 81, operator Of
a novelty shop and a former
Snowman, died Sunday in the
Naval Medical Center, Bethes-
da, Of cancer.
A native Of Chicago, Mr..
Baker had been a resident Of
the District for q years. He
lived at 1735 L street NV.
In 1924, Mr.. Baker oper-
ated a chain Of dancing schools
and managed a chain of ball.
rooms in and around Detroit.
That year he formed a jazz
group with his brother. Maurice
c. Hartwick Of Detroit, and
toured the country as a member
Of the Happyland Melody Boys.
After coming to Washington.
Mr.. Baker was employed as
manager Of the Wilson Lines.
He held that post until 1942,
when he entered the Army. He
served as q special services Of
ficer in Alaska and was dis
charged with the rank Of cap
tain in 1945.
After his discharge. Mr..
Baker opened Harry Bakers
Fun Shop at the L street ad-
dress, which he operated until
his recent illness curtailed his
activities.
Mr.. Baker also had q long
career as a magician. He began
his magic act in 1880 and
toured major hotels and night
clubs throughout the country,
and served with the USO in
Europe. For many years he was
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DraHa

WARREN SAMUEL MCKINLEY. sud
denly, on Sunday, October 20, 1851
SAMUEL, MCKINLEY WARREN oi
l6S seth place Sc. devoted hus-
band Of Cleo Warren. Also surviving
are seven children, one sister. two
brothers. one aunt. other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines a &C. Fu-
neral Home. 3O15 18th st. ne,
where friends may cali after
pm. Wednesday, November 1, and
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday. November .. at l:lS
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. /
zUBERANo, VICTOR z. on Sunday,
October %, 1861, at Doctors Hos
pital, VICTOR Z. ZUBERANO OF
l249 New Hampshire ave. NV,
beloved husband Of Louise 8
Zuberano and father Of Mrs. Elise
.. watkins, Mrs. Eleanor z. Buckley,
Mrs. Adele 2. Qrosh and Miss Hor.
tense Zuberano. Friends may cal
at his late residence after 4 pm
Monday, October 80. and on Tues.
day. october 81. until 10 pm,
Services and interment private. II
desired. contributions may be made
TO the Columbia Light, House for
the Blind, 81
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former Goldie Peregol, also a
lawyer, Of 1919 Upshur street
N. W.. Mr.. Chernoff leaves a
son, Daniel. Of New York; a
sister, Rhoda Rosin of Miami,
Fla. and four brothers, DR..
Paul Chernoff Of Hartford,
Conn; DR.. Philip Chernoff of
Middletown, Conn; Lewis
Chernoff of West Hartford,
Conn.,, and Joseph Chernoff Of
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
Services were to be held at
Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
Funeral Home. 3501 Fourteenth
street N. w. at / pm. today.
Burial will be in Beth Sholom
Cementery.
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Luigi Einuudi Dies;
Ex-President of ItoIy

ROME, Oct. 81 CAP).-Luigi
Einaudi. 81, the Italian repub-
lies first President, died yes
terday.
Mr.. Einaudi was brought
from his native village of Carru
to a clinic in Rome two weeks
ago with a heart and circu-
latory ailment.
Mr.. Einaudi was an econom-
les professor. and he brought
to his task as President-at a
time when Italy stin was re-
building from the havoc of
World War II = an experts
knowledge of finance and eco
nomics. He was credited with
aiding the comparative firm
ness of the nations money. He
had served as governor Of the
Bank of Italy.
His seven-year term expired
in 1855. when he was sue
ceeded by Giovanni Gronchi.
Mr.. Einaudi was a member
Of many other cultural and
scientific organizations in
Italy and the United States. He
was the author of many polit-
ical and scientific writings,
among them Principles Of the
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1924 North Twenty-fourth
street, Arlington. He also leaves
another stepSon, David C. Mil
ligan Of Long Beach, Calf; a
sister. Mrs. Milward w. Martin
Of Long Island, N. Y; a BROTH
er, John. Of Pasadena, Calf,
and three grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow, with burial in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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an entertainer on the Moore
McC Cormack boat lines to South
America.
Mr.. Baker had performed for
Presidents Roosevelt. Truman
and Eisenhower.
Mr.. Baker was a Mason and
q member Of the Cosmopolitan
Club.
Friends may call at Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Services will
be at II am. Thursday in Fort
Myer Chapel. with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Bernard Chernoff, Lawyer
80 Years, Native of Russia

Bernard M. Chernoff, a ma
tive Of Russia and an attorney
in the District for 80 years,
died Sunday after a long illness.
Mr.. Chernoff left Russia as
q boy with his family and
settled in New Britain. Conn.
He received a Connecticut State
scholarship to Yale University,
where he received a B. s. de-
gree in 1924 and was elected
to Phi Beta Kappa.
He came to Washington in
1928 and was admitted to the
District bar after graduation
from National University Law
School in 1881.
In addition to his wife the
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Allen Thurman, Former
Senate Unit Investigator

Allen G. Thurman, a former
chief investigator for the Sen
ate Small Business Committee
died yesterday at Georgetown
University Hospital after q
brief illness. He was IS.
A great-grandson of the late
Allen G. Thurman, a United
States Senator from Ohio, Mr.
Thurman came here from Co.
lumbus, Ohio. He attended
Episcopal High School in Alex
andria and was graduated from
Mercersburg (Pa) Academy.
In 1917 he was graduated
from the University Of Vir-
ginia, where he played on the
football team and was a men,
Der Of Delta Kappa Epsilon
social fraternity.
After leaving college, Mr.
Thurman served with the
French ambulance corps until
the United States entered
World War I. At that time he
became an officer in the United
States Army. He twice received
the Croix de guerre for hero
ism as an infantry leader with
the 371st Regiment in France.
Mr.. Thurman was a Govern
ment employe for many years
and served as chief investigat-
or for the Senate Small Busi-
ness Committee from 1943 to
1851. At the time of his death
he was a Washington repre-
sentative Of Columbus Wood
Preserving Co. of Columbus,
Ohio.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy,
and a stepson, DR.. Joseph Mil
ligan, both of the home address,
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Mrs. Benedict
Death Attributed
To Heart Failure

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 CAP).
AN autopsy has shown that
heart disease caused the death
Of Mrs. Katherine Geddes
Benedict. 77-year-old Million
aire grandmother of runaway
heiress Gamble Benedict Po-
rumbeanu.
An assistant medical exam
liner performed the autopsy
yesterday.
Mrs. Benedict was found
dead in her mansion Sunday
night.
Her death will not end suits
involving her estate, estimated
up to $50 million. She was
the widow of Henry Harper
Benedict, onetime president of
the Remington Typewriter Co.
Whether the 20 year old
granddaughter and her hus-
band, Andre Porumbeanu, 81,
will fly here from their tenn
porary home in Switzerland
for Mrs. Benedict's funeral on
Thursday remained a ques-
ton.
Magistrate Peter M. Horn
of Girls Term Court has said
he would decide today on a
request to dismiss contempt
warrants against the couple.
Magistrate Horn ordered the
warrants when they eloped in
defiance of his orders to re-
main apart.
Dismissal of the proceedings
before Magistrate Horn would
make it possible for the couple
to come here for the private
funeral in the Benedict man
sion without running the risk
Of being jailed.
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james B. Kennedy,
Vaudeville Dancer

MERIDEN, Conn.,, Oct. 81
(AP).-James B. Kennedy. n
a member Of the dance team OF
Kennedy and Kramer, who ap-
peared in vaudeville in the
United States, Europe and
South America, died yesterday
of a heart attack.
Mr.. Kennedy joined a tour
ing minstrel show as a youth
and later turned to dancing
and teamed with his wife, the
late Maude Kramer. He was
born in Meriden.
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Mrs. R. Taylor,
Kin of Senator
And Governor

Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, jr.,
daughter-in-law Of a former
Democratic Senator and Gov
ernor Of Tennessee and sister
in-law Of another Tennessee
Governor, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital after a long
illness. She would have been
II tomorrow.
The former Lila Tolley of
Keiso, Tenn, she came to
Washington with her husband
in 1912. His father, Robert l..
Taylor. was Democratic Sen
ator from Tennessee and later
served as Governor of that
State. A brother, Alfred Taylor,
also was elected Governor Of
Tennessee.
Her husband, who died in
1928. owned and operated the
Robert L. Taylor Motor Co.
here. Mrs. Taylor was employed
by the Census Bureau for about
10 years. From 1850 to 1854
she was a receptionist for
Washington Attorney Clark
Clifford.
Besides a daughter, Mrs.
Loretta Roper of 5O10 Elsmere
place, Bethesda, with whom she
made her home. Mrs. Taylor
leaves a son, Robert L. III of
800 North Wayne street, Arling-
ton; two brothers, George Toll
ley of Columbia, Tenn, and
Robert Lee Tolley of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn; two sisters. Mrs.
]. Paul Canaday of Indianap-
oils, Ind, and Mrs. Herbert Ar
mold Of Birmingham, Ala, and
two grandchildren.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, with burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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ory Of our dear mother and mother
in:lav, ADA CARTER, who departed
this life thirty-two years ago to-
day, October 81. 1929.
The sun will rise, the sun viii set,
The night will follow day;
But come what may, I'll never for
The Day you went away.
Although life's sun for each must
set,
Those whom we love We never forget
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, VIOLA,
AND LOVING SON.IN-LAW
CHARLES BROOKS.
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Darn nf Chunks

BROWN, DAISY BELL. The family
Of the late DAISY BELL BROWN
wishes to thank the pastor and mem
Z. Church, Columbia Temple, No,
422 (Elksl; Naomi Chapter. o. E,
s.; Women's Auxiliary Of the James
z. Reese Post Of the American Le-
= gion, Capitol Cab Co., Inc: neigh
bors and friends.
/. WILLIAM BROWN, J. LAWSON
(. CLARKE. dolores, HEYWARD
AND FAMILY.
POE, THOMAS c. The family OF
the late THOMAS c. POE wishes
= 70 express our sincere gratftude TO
&. our many friends, relatives and
neighbors for their cards, floral Of
ferings and other expressions OF
sympathy during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
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ARLINGTON. coRPL. ELBERr. Jr,
IN iovinS memory Of my son. coRPL
EBERT ARLINGTON, Jr.. who died
ten years ago today, october 81,
1851, in Korea.
We shall sleep. but not forever;
There will be Z glorious dawn;
We shall meet to part no never.
On the resurrection morn.
r ARRIN0TON
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WILLIAM H. In tribute
to WILLIAM II. FORTUNE, who left
us three years ago today, october
81, 1858.
The flowers we placed upon your
grave
VIII wither and decay,
But our love for you who sleeps
beneath
VIII never pass away.
TTTE RAMTTY
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| Science of Finance" War and
European Unity" Lessons of
Social Politics" and The Good
Government"
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COLE, JAMES 8. In loving memory
Of our dear husband and father,
life twenty-four years ago, Octo-
ber 81, 1887.
Though God has you in His keeping
We Still have you in our hearts,
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
May r. COLE AND ERNESTINE
COLLINS.
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MARY ]. In loving
memory Of our beloved wife, mother
and grandmother, MARY J. MAR
SHALL, who passed away nine years
ago today, October 81. 1852.
The depth Of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss Of one We loved so we'll
And while she sleeps q peaceful
sleep.
Her memory we shall always keep.
pEv0IED HUSBAND; CHILDREN
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FORTUNE. WILLIAM n. In memory
Of cur dear friend. WILLIAM II.
FORTUNE, who entered Heaven
three years ago today. October 81,
1858.
We miss your loving smile. your
gentle face.
Just rest in peace.
ELI AND ESTELLE BERRY.
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PATRICK :. In loving
ss :SS' aTScs e SSE s'iI';s dLHsSEe HSHSSSe sS sPS
today. October 81. 1857.
We DO not need this special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days We do not think Of you
Are very hard to find.
LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN AND
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memory Of DoUoLAs r. TAPscoTT.
who ,sspaTted this earth october
We miss you 80, my darling,
We wish you were Still here;
But rS1 Goo vs,,T snT nt,.I2 fit % take AZ. you
LOVING DAUQHTER JuANTrA.
AND GRANDSON. DoudLAs.
THOMAS, ALICE, WILLIAM AND
COkEIHA In memory of my
my father and sister, In 1884.
miss you more and more each
Some day III be with you and we'll
~ ADA THOMAS.
THOMAS. THE0DORA STEWART. In
loving memory Of our dear one,
THEoDoRA STEWART THOMAS.
Who passed away two years aso.
October 80. 1859.
We loved you in life.
YOUR LOVING AUNT, MRS. MAR
oARET DAoos. AND FAMILY.
TURNER. MoLLIE z. IN memory Of
my precious mother. MoLLIE E
TURNER. who left me October 81,
In a lonely grave not far away
Sleeps my dear mother whom God
To ease her pain. for He Away.
knows best.
live with your memory.
9od be Sith Us II We meet again.
WALLACE. MARY LEWIS. In sad but
%nRY % HTEs%GsY TE%fsY wA1HIcE "a nI dsSf Who VIE. de
parted this life ten years AGO. Oc-
tober 81. 1851.
You will always live in my heart.
YogR HUSBAND. J. PRESTON
WARNER. WILLIAM L. In loving
fnIeam%Sr{ .SNrs g SSr ssS5 sno father ... VII:
twenty years ago today. october
SADIE si 1s4h IRENE AND CATHERINE.
WEBB. FRENCH L. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, FRENCH L.
WEBB. who departed this life seven
years ago today, october 81. 1854.
That sad day God took the one !
sleeps In G Gods SeautituI GS; Garden den In IN
sunshine OF perfect peace.
He was honest, kind and humble;
you will never be forgotten by me,
who loved you best. He had a smile
for everyone and q heart as good as
BOlu Eli llNlnk 50 L can meet you
again in that great gettin-up morn
Ing. Fare you well in land where
We will never grow old.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, HrLpA I.
WILLIAMS, NORMAN II. In loving
memory Of my beloved husband,
NORMAN H. WILLIAMS, who passed
away two years ago today. October
81. 1859.
Treasured thoughts Of one so dear
Often brings q silent tear;
Thoughts return TO things long past,
Time rolls on, but memories last.
Just q loving thought,
Just O silent tear:
Just beautiful memory,
That death cannot destroy.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, BLANCHE
WILLIAMS.
YATES. CLARENCE ELMER. In low
ing memory Of my husband, CLAIR
ENCE ELMER YATES, who slipped
SO quietly away from US one year
ago today. October 81. 1860.
The call was sudden. the shock
little thought such grief was near;
The pain OF parting without fare
WIFE, RosA oLrrHER YATES.
YATES. CLARENCE z. In loving
memory Of our father, CLARENCE
e. YATES, who passed away one
year ago today. october 81, 1850.
Sleep on and take your rest.
YOUR CHILDREN.
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JENKINS. DIR. JOSEPH n. In loving
GEpH II. JENKINS. who left me
one year ago, October 81, 1860.
Since you are Eathered at the
Masters feet
And know At last the sweetness Of
content,
Wait for me there beyond the blue.
come to you.
YOUR COMPANION. FANNIE D.
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loved one, SUSIE z. JETT, mother
and erandmother, who left US to
October 81. 194e.
DAUGHTER. LIMA NOODLE
9RANDcHILDREN. NORRIS AHD
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

VsN often q cord Of thanks
in The Stor meets O need
which een hordlY be solved in
any other WoY. Not only is
il O sroeiovs expression OF
gratitude to those who have
sent fIerol tributes but also
eevnsovslY acknowledges the
services Gnd kindnessss Of
the monY TO whom O personal
note Of fhonks eonnot we'll be
meiled or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q card Of Thanks
may be arranged by telephone
to The Sfor, u. $4,000.
The Evening and dSvndoy Stor
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PATTERSON, THOMAS p. AND MAR.
GARET N. In sad though loving
Tao%ss TasoS%E p q pRTrEFsoSf AZ SSsSsrfVl HAo a.
70 leave US eleven years ago today,
October 81. 1850. and on MAS"
birthday.
We do not need this special DAY
To bring them to our minds;
The days We do not think OF them
IovfNoLY. EpNX AND HENRY.
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PARKS, 2. z. A tribute Of love to
2 Z: PARKS, who passed into the
Great Beyond twenty years. ago to-
day, October 81. 1871.
Oh love that will not let me 60,
rest NJ Hssry soul II Thee. -
Ais Spy9II 1 d pARxslh D. AND
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LEROY n. In iovins
EsssSSSY f. SsskIssESe sisHSse sSc ASSSS'SS: e.
parted this life october 81, 1850.
One year aso your hands and MINE
Dy death we're forced apart,
And yet today your love divine
YOUR WIZ, EVFfYN
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HUGHES, CHARLOTTE. On sunda,

hVa oetOSsi SHAh Ss ssp 8 h.2 On r,sasno. sSHSs.
ll0 4eth st. ne, MRS. CHAR
LoTTE HUGHES. beloved mother
OF Mrs. Doris James and devoted
sister OF Mrs. Madeline Beeks OF
Los Angeles, Calf. She also Is sur
yived By other relatives and friends,
& Sons. 1897 10th ST. NV, where
friends may call Wednesday. No
vemeer l., from 10 10 pm. Fu-
nerl services on Thursday Noyem-
Der g. 81 / pm, at Metropolitan
snits saRss's otisIssns Ssgsse The Int.F.nt EsT L
coin Memorial CemeteTy.
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DOUGLAS r. In lovins
memory Of DOUGLAS r. TAPSCOTT.
who aeparted this earth october
81. 1850.
We miss you 80, my darling,
We wish you we're still here;
But God saw fit to take you
Prom your misery here.
LoyIINo NIno an pppAAggae65ITEES; ppAAggae65IT ES;orS1yg S1ygAassrrA. !.
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HENDRICK. RAYMOND L. o

day October 50. 1851. i at N lis resi-. resi-.
Hsishts. Nd. RGYAsoNp L. ojaESn HEN.
DRICK, beloved husband OF Esther
e. Hendriek and father OF Hollis
There also are twelve grandchii-
dren and tventy-six great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
st. NV. (parking oppositeD. where
services will be held on Wednesday,
GeofTe washinSton esm.teTy m, erse'"en'
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hAKLEH, 5oshPH J. on sunday, oe.
f$ f., sS h. .,ss.s :, fss.sSI Es.s
OF Mary Ann Proctor. he also Il
survived By. two brothers, oeoree
Patrick and Thomas Harley. and
other relatives and friends. After 5
may call at the Robert q. Mason
Funeral Home. $500 Nichols ave
Sc, where the rosary will be re-
cited At 0 pm. Solemn requiem
mass will be offered at o am.
Of PerpetuE Heb cathoiieS S Church,
1900 Morris rd. Sc. Interinenl
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JENKINS, WAINWRIGHT. on

JENKINS, WAINWhiGhT, on Tuet-
S&aKEioS3Tf S3Tf'cS:Es SiEsxINs n i i'f! i..s VAN Z 3.
ne. The beloved husbana Of Mrs:
survived 81 five children 4 Step:
son. . sister, other relatives and
Arransements 81 Alexander 3. Pope.
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mENE 3. on Saturday,
0esoSsr ss, 1891, e sibley Hospital.
of the late oeorTe q. cSyender and
mother Of Mrs. Martha v. PiAtt.
She also Is survived By one grand
child, Frank NJ. Plat III. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Massachusetts ave. ne.
where services will be held on
wednesday. November /, at 10 am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 81
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CARRIGAN, LEONARD. An .n.rv.r,

nA" a so@SSalsstionA anSsaU; AZ Of iRsSs:Ss IsSsScn
u / Itossii; ssIi:d hS iSr Z Pm. 4 4 w.dns. q u:
<M NO day. November l. 1901, at
XN/N the warner Z. Pumphrey
w Funeral Home, S434 0eor-
" gia ave-, Silver Spring,
Nd. for the purpose OF eonductine
the last Masonic rites for our
late brother. LEONARD cARRIoAN.
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October %, 1851. at her residence
va, ELfxZiNiA HAcKLEY. beloved
wife Of Arthur Haekley and mother
OF James, Clarence and Arthur
Haekley. y: She also is survived
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Mrs. Hackley may
be seen at the chinn Funeral Home.
2605 shirlington rd,. Arlington. Va,
after 8 pm, Tuesday, October 81
Funeral services l b.m. Wednesday,
November !, at Freedom Temple,
Arlington National CemetArY.
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ENhN bss oTs ICLUUcIH UI
Father Rosensteel Council,
No. 2l60, Knights Of Co
lumbus, are hereby noti-
fled Of the death of Broth
er HENRY B. DEANE, ST..
and are requested TO as
semble at the Huntemann
Home. bT30 GeoPRia ave
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on Monday. october 80, 1861, at his
residence, 690S Sth st. NV. HENRY
B. DEANE. Sr., beloved husband Of
Kathleen P. Deane, father Of Henry
Deane, UsAF, Of Karachi. Pakistan
Sister Mary Michael Kathleen, 80
Order Of st. Francis. Baltimore
Nd: brother Of Mrs. James B. oTif-
fin Of Washington. D. c. He also
Is survived BY ten grandchildren
Mr.. Deane rests at the w. X. Hunte-
mann g. Son Funeral Home, 5732
Georgia ave. NV. (parking facili-
tiesl. where prayers will be offered
on Thursday, November .. ct 1880
am. Requiem mass at the Nativity
Church at II am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Sunday, october 20, 1861. at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital, CAPT.
HARRY H. BAKER. USA, Of 1875
L st. NV, brother Of Maurice c.
Hartwick Of Detroit, Mich. Friends
1855 Pennsylvania ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking opposite). Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Thursday. November ,. at IL
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 1
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rESHAsf EeSoHRAEsfHAA. ALICE Il H.mdIy wrIaIAM o, AND ND
mother, who passed away in 1919,
my father and sister. In 1854.
miss you more and more each
year.
Some day III be with you and wen
never part.
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otsSk a., ttgs:F AassE srfsSGA iSsf Atgr e isR
BoSie, Nd. Beloved VII. q tSS
late John Bailey Clark and sister
Of Martha Matilda Clark. Services
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Nd, on
wednesday. November 1, at IL am.
Relatives and friends invited. In
teYment Evergreen Cemetery Al
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CAhhIIAN, LEONARD. On Sunday,
os; October e, 1851; at sibley Hos
University blvd. east, Silver Spring
Nd, husband Of Jane /. carrigan,
iatner OF Capt; Robert L. CarEisan
gan tUSNl and brother Of Mrs,
Ralph Gill and Mrs. Maurier 81
Richards. There also are five grand
children. Mr.. carriean rests at the
warner Pumphrey Funeral Home,
S434 0eorgts ave. Silver Sprins,
MO. where services will be held
on Thursday, November 2, at 1 pm,
lpark king faeilitiesl, Interment
washington National Memorial Park
CenetArY anitlanh IVA
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THOMAS, STELLA 8. On Monday
osseseE 80. 1891; at her Is;idsnes
Va. sTELLA s. THOMAS. beiovet
mother OF the Misses Stella s. ant
Edna Grey Thomas Of the homi
address. Friends may call at III,
ArlinGton Funeral Home. 390l
North Fairfax dr., Arlington. Sefv
ices private
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'0ssSssSsi ssssfs:iy 'Ass Sssss:I 'sssa'nllie liiesl q
vearlis johnson; He also Is sur
wilma white; one grandson. Michael
White: mother, Mrs. John NJ
Johnson; two sisters. Mrs. Lucy B.
Holmes, and Mrs. Ida J. Jones
two brothers-in-law and a host Of
3 70 10 pm. Wednesday. Novem-
Der friends are invited 10 call at
the Henry 8. Washington a. Sons
Funeral Home. 1925 Deane ave.
ne. where services will be held at
2, the Rev. Andrew ]. Allen Of
ficiating. 1nterment Harmony Me-
mortal Park. (Richmond papers
Evening star., 1961-10-31
cHITTAMs, ELLIS Ills !; On 2qs Friday. ,S os-

T0sNEs I0sSNsE n u iSsl % NIL. MELLIs ,v. !. SHIEI
Md. beloved husband OF Clara v.
Chittams; son Of Prank and Viola
chittams; brother of jerome. Ma
thaniel. Thomas, Pernard. Francis,
Also surviving arc other relatives
and many friends. After 4 pm.
Wednesday. friends are invited Ia
call at the residence Of his parents
224 Z. 10th st.. Bowie. Nd. REQUIEM
Thursday. November .. at the As.
cension Catholic Church, Bowie,
Nd. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ArrangementS by MCGUIRE
Inr
Evening star., 1961-10-31

Alfred BAKER Of sSoi Baltimore
ave, College Park. Nd. father Of
ham, zelms NJ. Teske, Mary Alfredo
Beckwith. Charles Alfred, Chester
Allen, Bessie Irene and william
Robert Baker. He also is survived
by his sister, Mrs. Maggie NJ. Downs,
and q brother, Robert E. Baker.
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. Nd, after pm, on
tuesday, October 81, where services
viii be held on Thursday. November
a. 1880 am .,,I. Intsrmsnt 1t St.
Evening star., 1961-10-31
DAVIS. NELLIE MALEY.

DAYS ass oesoSsr 81. s issi. at u her Ssi. lssi.
$s S:nes EIE EEP No nALEr YaiT5sy psy1s ssatGE S;
Of Lemusi ]. Davis, mother Of Fran.
els w. Davis and Berniee v.
Katcham, sister of Norman 3.
Maley. She also Is survived BY four
grandchildren. Friends may sall
West Main St, Fairfax. Va. No