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DR.. George N. Hunter, 90,
Presbyterian Clergyman

DR.. George Mcpherson Hun
ter, SO, a retired Presbyterian
minister. of 1704 Oakcrest
drive. Alexandria, died Sunday
in Glasgow. Scotland, where he
was visiting his niece.
One of the oldest practicing
clergymen in the United States
at the time of his retirement
three years ago, DR.. Hunter had
been a British merchant ma
rine officer, author, world
traveller and welfare worker.
Born in Glasgow, he served
10 years as an officer in the
British merchant service in
South America, the Orient and
the Pacific Northwest.
He was a graduate of Glas-
gov University and the New
Brunswick Theological Semi
nary. Before coming to this
country in the early 1900s he
had lived in India and Ceylon.
After graduating from the
seminary, DR.. Hunter was ap-
pointed executive secretary of
the American Seaman's Friend
Society of New York.
In this position he helped in
stitute a loan library system
and special funds for ship
wrecked and destitute seamen.
After the society provided help
for survivors of the Titanic dis
aster, returning crew members
presented a personal testi-
monial to DR.. Hunter which
was among his most cherished
possessions.
Leaving welfare work for the
active ministry in 1917, DR..
Hunter was successfully pastor
of the Presbyterian churches
in Flanders and Mine Hill,
N T.
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Ronald; a brother, Hugh Grant
Straus, and several grandchil-
dren. A funeral service will be
held tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center in White
Plains.
Mr.. Straus was born in New
York and educated at Princeton
University and the University
of Heidelberg. He became a
reporter on the New York Globe
in 1909, resigning the next year
to manage his ailing fathers
business affairs.
He bought Puck in 1914 and
editing and publishing it until
1917, when he joined the staff
Of the Washington Times. He
enlisted in the Navy when the
United States went into World
War I and served as an ensign.
He was an assistant editor of
the Globe after the war.
Mr.. Straus left The Globe in
1920 when it supported Re-
publican Warren G. Harding
for the presidency. and pub
lished editorials against the
League of Nations.
After three terms in the State
Senate from the upper West
Side of Manhattan, Mr.. Straus
was appointed New York State
Administrator of the National
Recovery Act in 1884 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He made a sur
vey of public housing in Europe
for Mayor Fiorello La Guardia
in 1885, who in 1886 named
him to the New York City
Housing Authority.
Dispute With Congress
Mr.. Straus resigned from his
post as head of the United
States Housing Authority after
a controversy with conserva-
tive members of Congress over
the way it should be run.
He bought station WMCA in
1943. He was a pioneer in urg-
ing that radio stations express
editorial opinions on the air.
Last october, Mr.. Straus broad
cast an editorial indorsing then
Senator Kennedy for President.
The Republicans asked for,
and got, equal time to reply.
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Jewish Center
Offers Courses

Six new courses in art, dane
ing and music have been added
to the classes offered by the
Jewish Community Center this
fall.
Registration for all classes
at the center, Sixteenth and Q
streets NV, will continue
through October IL, The new
classes include a sketching
course, international folk dane
ing, a beauty workshop and a
great music course,
The free lecture series at the
center begins October with
"The Stock Market and How
1t Works." given by Jerome
Golomb, a representative Of
the New York Stock Exchange.
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Nathan Strous, u, Dies;
New Deal Housing Aide

MASSAPEQUA, N. Y, Sept.
IA CAP).-Nathan Straus, 70,
administrator of the United
States Housing Authority under
President Roosevelt, was found
dead in a motel room in this
Long Island community yester-
day.
Nassau County police said
Mr.. Straus apparently died of
natural causes during the
night. He had come here to
inspect real estate he owned
in the vicinity.
He was chairman of radio
station WMCA in New York
City at the time of his death.
Mr.. Straus. who had been
active in Democratic politics,
was administrator of the
housing authority from 1887
to 1912. ,-
AT various times he was a
reporter and assistant editor
on the old New York Globe, a
member of the staff of the old
Washington Times; editor and
publisher Of Puck. a humor
magazine; a member of the
State Senate from a New York
City district, State administra-
tor Of the National Recovery
Administration during part of
the New Deal and a member of
the New York City Housing
Authority.
He also was chairman of the
Straus broadcasting group. in
station WBNY in Buff
falo.
Family Purchased Mays
Mr.. Stratus was a member of
the StrauS family of merchants
and philanthropists that pur-
chased the R, H. Macy & Co.
and Abraham & Straus depart
ment stores in New York City.
He had an apartment in his
native Manhattan and a home
at Quarry Lake. near White
Plains. N. Y. He is survived
by his widow, Helen Sachs
Straus; four sons, Nathan
Straus III, Barnard, Irving and
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R. J. Mccain, AZ,
Army Civilian
Personnel Officer

Richard Joseph Mccain, 4S,
a civilian personnel officer with
the army. died Tuesday at Prov
idence Hospital after a brie1
illness.
A native of Clarified, Pa, he
held a bachelor of arts degree
from st. Francis College, Loret-
to, Pa. In 1897, upon gradual
ton, he went to work for the
Pennsylvania department of
employment as personnel in
teryiewer.
During World War II Mr.. Nc
Cam served in the Office Of
Special Services and was dis
charged in 1916 as a captain.
He maintained his reserve stat
us and at the time of his death
was a lieutenant colonel.
After the war Mr.. Mccain
spent a brief period in New
York City and then went to
Cleveland, Ohio, where ne was
employed by the National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronau-
tics. He came to the District
in 1850.
Mr.. Mccain leaves his wife,
Marie Dolores, of 10406 Hutting
place, Silver Spring, the home
address. He also leaves three
sons. John j.. David and Rich
ard. all of the home address,
three brothers; Fred, of Pat
ton, Pa, Thomas of Baltimore,
and John of Carrolltown, Pa,
and a sister, Mrs. Alvin Shar-
baugh, also of Carrolltown.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. tomorrow at st. Johns
Church, 1000 Rosensteel avenue,
Silver Spring. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Charles Hammock, 81,
Native Of MiddIetown, Va.

Mrs. Charles c. Hammack
81, native of Middletown, Va,
died yesterday at her home
1901 Carlton place, Glen Mar
Park, Nd, after a heart attack
Mrs. Hammack was the
daughter of Capt. James S. Lar
lex, who served in the First
Virginia Cavalry under ]. E. B.
Stuart. She lived in Middle
town until her husband, the
late Charles c. Hammack, a
mechanic, died in 1895.
Coming to the District with
her family, Mrs. Hammack
lived here until her death. For
about five years she served as
a volunteer worker at the Sib-
ley Hospital. She was a men,
Der of the Metropolitan Meth
odist Church.
She leaves three daughters
Mrs. Robert E. Leahy of the
home address, Mrs. James v
Davis of Ithaca. N. Y, ano
Mrs. Evans Kline of Winchester
Va.
Mrs. Hammack leaves two
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Cisco Kid Misses
Puncho's Funeral

WELLAND, Ontario, Sept. IA
(AP).-Television's Cisco Kid
will miss the Hollywood fu-
neral today of Leo Carrillo, who
played Pancho in their long
Western series.
The Cisco Kid-Duncan Re-
naldo in real life-waS at the
Welland County Fair fulfilling
a last wish of his television
sidekick, who died in Holly
wood Monday.
Mr.. Carrillo was to have at
tended the fair. Mr.. Renaldo
took his place.
Il would have been at
Pancho's funeral but he asked
me not to disappoint the We'll
land Fair" he said.
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lit Mrntnriaitt

COLE. BROOKS ROSA B. In loving
memory of our beloved wife, mother
and sister. ROSA B. BROOKS COLE,
who departed this life twenty-five
years ago today, September IA,
1899.
Always so true. unselfsh and kind.
find; e' 'N"'' '0U II
A beautiful life that came to an
She died eds. as she LIVED; s;,P
DYE, MARY V. In loving memory Of
who passed away twenty three years
ago today. September IA, 1888.
She is gone, but memories
She left me are truly untold:
A life filled with deeds of kindness
And beauty OF heart and soul
HER son, ELMER.
LINTON. AMELIA c. In sad but low
mother, AMELIA ia c. I L1NF NS q VINO
HER LoVINo DAUGHTER.
MORRIS. ROY T.. In memory of ROY
T. MORRIS, who passed away two
years ago today. September IA,
Though his smiles are gone forever,
And his face we cannot touch
We shall never lose sweet memories
OF the one we loved so much
NOLA, MOTHER AND SISTERS.
VALENTINE, ROLAND w. In loving
memory of our beloved husband
and father. ROLAND ". VALEN-
TINE. who passed, away one year
ago today, September IA, 1860.
How sweet a life was his. how sweet
death
Living to wing with mirth the
weary hours.
Dying to leave memory like a
breath
OF summers full of sunshine and
showers
DEVOTED WIFE. CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Fourteenth street NE. He
leaves a sister, Mrs. Estrelda
Gray of Pittsburg, Pa.
Funeral services will be at
IL am. tomorrow in the Rank
in Memorial Chapel on Howard
University campus, Sixth street
and Howard place, NV.
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Couple Awarded
z Safety Prizes

Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Fowler, 1903 Shepherd street,
Chevy Chase, won two top
prizes in the annual Play Yard
and Play Room Safety Con-
test sponsored jointly by the
Montgomery County Safety
Board and the Montgomery
County Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler won
first place in the play yard
contest and third place in the
play room contest for a total
OF $50 in prize money. First
prize, a $50 cash award, in the
play room contest went to Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Lamar, jr.. of
1903 Sangamore street, Be-
theSda.
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sons. F. Warren Hammack Of
1913 Ridgefield road, Spring.
field. Md, and Charles L. Ham
mack of 104 East Greenway
boulevard. Falls Church, Va.
In addition she leaves a sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Everly of Front
Royal, Va, and four grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will take place at
2 pm. Saturday in Middletown,
Va.
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Constitution Week
Begins Sunday
BY the Associated Press

Sunday is Citizenship Day
and the beginning of Constitu-
ton Week by proclamation of
President Kennedy.
The President urged appro-
pirate ceremonies on Sunday
Ito inspire all our citizens to
keep the faith of our founding
fathers and to carry out the
ideals of United States citizen
ship"
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Gyorqv Szonto. Blind
Hungarian Author

BUDAPEST, Hungary. Sept.
IA (AP) .-Gyorgy Szarto. SO,
Hungary's blind author, died
Tuesday.
Mr.. Szanto, originally a we'll
known painter. was blinded in
World War 1. He turned to
writing, producing scores of
novels and short stories. His
known works. including
My Black Years" and "Stradi-
vari." were translated into
many languages.
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Dunburton to Get
Record Glass

Dunbarton College today will
enroll the largest freshmen
class in its history-176 stu
dents from 80 States, the Dis
trict, Puerto Rico and several
foreign countries.
The freshmen will be well
coined formally at 1870 am,
tomorrow, by Sister Mildred
Dolores, C. S. c., Dunbarton
president. A faculty reception
for the new students and their
parents will be held from $3.50
to 5 pm. tomorrow afternoon.
The school year will open
next Tuesday with a record en-
rollment of 476 students, in
Guiding more than $50 from
the District.
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often q card Of thonks
in The Stor meets q need
which can hardIY be solved in
onY other way. Not only is
II q sroeioUs expression Of
gratitude TO those who hove
sent florol tributes but else
eoUneovslY acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the monY TO whom O personol
note Of Thanks eonnof we'll be
mailed or whose nomes and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of cord Of thonks
moY be oronsed by telephone
TO The Stor. Il. $4,000.
sThe Evening and Sunday stur
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chan
Harrod, Jay H. W. W. Cham Co.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-Choice sites. one or
more, 500 or less; Florida owner,
must sell. 56S-63l4.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY grave
sites, choice location; reaS. priced
For lnfor.. call LII. 2-1S63. IA
FORT LINCOLN-Roadside properly
with burial rites for T.. close to
entrance and across from sun dial;
1880. 10. 5-3523. Is
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RITHMAN, LOUISE N; On Tuesday,
seoFsss HOSP Hospital It. L6 pthss
N. RITHMAN. beloved wife Of the
q late Harry H. .Rithman. ST.; mother
Of Mrs. Isabelle Eslin. Mrs. Cath
crime Winters, Charles. Joseph C;
from the Timothy Hanion Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. on
Friday. September l5, at 9:l5 am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Ambrose
Church, Cheverly, Md, at 10 a m
denly, on Tuesday, September Il.
i Hs5ndSn' va: JOSEPH NJ ROB
ERsoN sT.: husband of AGNES Bob
rem Robertson OF Fairfax, va: Mrs
yir Virginia Uprisht of the Isle Of Of
Fans 2amms Ghu 9f Ar ya Mrs s. c Ws
ton. Robertson of Sterling. Va. Jo-
seph NJ. Robertson. ir., of Savan-
nah. Ga. and Leonard Robertson
of ,Herndon. Va. brother of Dennis
Va W ss9 RGs 3 s1v Of S &c T.nv
two grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Green Funeral Home, "a
Eden St, Herndon. Va, where
services will be held at . pm.
Friday, September Is. Interment
st. Johns Episcopal Cemetery, Cen
treville, Va.
RoLFE, JAMES A. On Tuesday. Sep
Hospital JAMES fss1 a. f RoE M1Sn Of 4 4SS
Jan Mar drive, Falls Church, Va.
beloved father of Mrs. Suzanne
Mrs. Jeanne Williams OF California;
brother of Richard Rolfe and o. W.
Rolfe of Wisconsin and Mrs. Hans
christensen of Florida. He also
IS survived by five grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Robert J.
Murphy Funeral Home. 1924 Co.
lumbia pike, Arlington. Va. where
there will be a recitation of the
rosery at 5 pm. Thursday, Stp-
TENDER IA. Requiem mass will be
offered at 9:45 am. Friday, Sep
kembeT 10, at st. Anthony's Church.
Falls Church Va Interment Ar
iinston National Cemetery. Fam
lily wishes that expressions of SYM
pathy be made to the Northern
virginia Heart Association. IA
SHAW. JESSIE OWEN. On Thursday,
September -. 1851, JESSIE OWEN
SHAW Of 5l4 18th ST. NV. wife
OF the late John James Shaw, IT..
and mother Of Mrs Hubert j.
Privette Of Conover N. c. Serv-
ices and interment Bishopyille
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REILLY, WILLIAM B. Members Of
Az the Father Rosensteel
xZ Council. Knights of Co.
AA lumbus, are requested to
~E be present to recite the
VNNNT rosary at the Takoma Flu
NU neral Home, 254 Carroll
w ave-. Takoma Park, Md.
at pm. Thursday, SEPTEMBER
IA, 1861. J. B. DAVIS,
Deputy Grand Knight.
WILLIAM " JoUVENAL,
Financial Gerretarv IA
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,WALkEK y. On Iuesday,
ss fRRsfN@0e Of AZ ID Bs6 st. n MALK Beloved
husband Of Annie X. Burns. father
Of James Marshall Burns. son OF
Gertrude Cox and Jessie Burns.
brother Of Lonnie Burns and Patrick
Cox. Friends may call at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home. S16 H ST..
ne, on Thursday, September IA,
between Z and 3 pm. Services
at the above funeral home on Fri
day, September l5, at , pm. In
terment Washington National Gem
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DAVIS, KENNETH NJ. Suddenly, on

DAVIS, KENNETH N. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. September L., 1851, at
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, KENNETH M.
DAVIS of IA Arlington Village.
Arlington, Va, beloved husband of
Zelma Hornbuckle Davis and Lrother
Of Mrs. Fay King Of Albany, N. Y.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th st. NV,
am. parking fscilitiesr. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
(Raleigh. N. c., papers please copy
In lieu of flowers the family sug-
gests the expressions of sympathy
may be made in the form of a
contribution to the Community Cen
ter, Of. Calvary Baptist Church, Sth
and II StS u W Il
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HICKS. HELEN G. (NELLIEJ. on
Wednesday, September 10, 1851, at
her residence, 1912 Albemarle ST.
NY. HELEN @. tNELLIEi HICKS,
the beloved sister of Minnie e
and C. Agnes Hicks and Dora H.
Dempsey Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking facili-
tiesl, on Friday. September Is, at
9:15 am: thence to st. AIMS
Catholic Church. where mass will
be offered at 10 am. for the repose
OF her soul. Interment Cedar Hill
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CHoLwEK, JOHN \. On WEDNESDAYS

September u, 1851, JOHN n.
CHOLWEK. beloved husband Of the
late Irene Cholwek, father of John
s. Cholwek. Friends may call at
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. l3l 11th st. Sc, after pm.
Thursday, September II, where
services will be held on Friday.
September Is. al > pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu of
flowers the family suggests that
contributions be made 10 the Heart
Fund.
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u I LET WNNhhEE. There VIII be a
"a special communication OF
M Montgomery Lodge, No.
IN 1875, A. F. g. A. M, on
[M mo Saturday. September 10.
XNOW 1901. at 1890 am, at
wv the Tyson Wheeler Funeral
. W Home, 1881 East Mont
golnery ave, Rockville, Md. for the
purpose of conducting funeral serv-
ices for or late brother. MANA
KEE LITTLE. All members are
urged to attend.
BROOKE Z. EDMONSTON.
Worshipful Master.
CLYDE MILOR. Secretary.
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tember !, 1851, at G ASahs a aes
pital, WILLIE BROWN Of IO2 E
st. NV, devoted member of Local
Union, No. "A. Remains resting
at the. John T RhineS & Co. Fu-
where friends may cali after 1
pm. Thursday. September IA. and
where funeral services will be held
on Friday. September 10, at l
pm. Interment Harmony Memorial
Park
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CARTER, CLARENCE E. On Monday,

September ii, 1861, CLARENCE Z.
CARTER of 1910 Connecticut ave,
Chevy Chase. Md, beloved husband
of the late Lille Robertson Carter
and father of Wilfred s. and Har-
y i to cal 1T the Rsthesd are INV
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Humphrey. Bethesda. Md. Private
services on Friday morning, Sep
TENDER Is. Please omit flowers.
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PEYTON. MAEDIE. On Thursday,
s ss %Rs M EssE 6 P HsSs6 H0 81
400 E st. Sc. beloved mother Of
Norman c. Peyton. She also leaves
TO mourn her passing one niece,
three. nephews, other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home, 3O15 10th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later.
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SHAW, JESSIE OWEN. On Thursday,
September a.. 1881 JESSIE OWEN
OF the late John James Shaw, IT..
and mother of Mrs. Hubert j.
Privette Of Conover. N. c. Serv-
ices and interment Bishopvile
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day September il, 1861. CLIFTON
LEON BARNES of 1887 18th st.
NV. brother OF Laura Barnes,
Florine Curtis, Joseph, Willie. James,
Manious and George Barnes. He
also is survived by a host of other
relatives and friends. After 4 pm.
Thursday, September IA. friends
may call at the Petworth Funeral
Home, Inc. Sl4 Upshur st. NV,
where services will be held on Fri
day. September 10. at | pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry Ia
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'OLDEN,, MATTHEW. On Monday,
ington Hospital Center, MATTHEW
BOLDEN Of 1924 Florida ave. NV.
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Anna L. Blake: a devoted friend,
Miss Margaret Williams. and other
relatives and many friends. After 3
pm. Thursday, September IA.
friends may call at the Morrow IL
Woodford, Inc. Funeral Home, 1922
tn st. NV, where services will
be held on Friday, September Is,
at ll:45 am. Interment Arlington
National CemeterN
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JESTER, DORA H. On Sunday. SEN
a sfT36I JESTER sSi aseS %F S. D 9oR "a
lanta. Ca. widow of Marcus A.
Jester died in Orange Va, on sun
Mrs. Lawrence Hatcher. She is sur,
yived by. three daughters, Mrs. Julia
Motley OF Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Hatcher
and Mrs. Margaret Burnett of
WaShington,. D. c.; seven grand
dren and three at-great-grand-
children. Graveside Services ON
Friday, September Is, at $50 pm.
Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta. Ga
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DAVIS, WILLIAM EDMOND. on
WmffAMS EpM foiSP0f SAWS of ls sis
Underwood ST. NV. beloved son
Of Mrs. Johnnie Mae Davis and
Roy l.. Davis. brother of Roy L.
Davis, jr.; grandson of Mrs Kath-
crime Whitmere. Mrs. Agnes E. Davis
and Mr.. Edmond Davis. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by the Capitol Funeral Serv-
ice T1Q Kennedy ct
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day. September 10, 1851, HERBERT
HETTERLY of 1909 Riverdale I'd ;,
Riverdale, Nd. beloved husband Of
Ruth Hetterly and father Of Vir-
ginia Reid. Elizabeth Weaver, Ar
thelda eFranke and Marvin Hetterly
Relatives and friends may call at
the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave-, Hyattsyille. Md. where
services will be held on Saturday,
september 10, at IL am. Inter
meUt Fort Iineoin Camatarv TX
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hAPLAN,, KEBECCA. on Tuesday.
Se Ess ia 1851. REBECCA
hAPLAN OF 5l3 Oglethorpe St NV,
Ian of the above address, David
kaplan of 1929 Macarthur blvd
NV, Charles Kaplan of West Engie-
wood, N: j.. and Alconie Kaplan
OF Detroit; Mich. She also is sur
Of Washington, D. c. Services at
the c. D. Goldberg g. Son Funeral
Home, 4217 9th st. NV, on Fri
day, September Is. at II am.
interment Mount Lebanon Gene
thorpe ST. NV
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REILLY. WILLIAM B. On Tuesday,
REILLY of 6406 Knolibrook df',
Hyattsville, Md, beloved husband OF
Loretta F. Reilly, brother Of Miss
Mary E. Reilly of Lowell. Mass.
Friends may call a. the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV.
Wednesday, September 10. Funeral
Friday, September 10, at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass at Our Lady Of Sor-
rows Catholic Church. at 10 am.
Interment Gate of Heaven Gene
terry ID
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Dratha

MAIER. LILLIAN T. On Monday,
September IL. 1851. at Providence
716 Allison st. NV. beloved mother
of Mrs. Catherine Woodwork Of
Berkeley. Calf, and Mrs. Esther
Baer Of Hyattsville. Nd. Funeral
services at the Saffell Funeral Home,
AIS H st. NV, on Friday, Septem-
Der Is. at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
mass at st. Gabriel's Church at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Gate of Heaven Gene
terry. IA
MAIER. MRS. LILLIAN THERESA
The members Of Court
District Of Columbia. No.
zig, Catholic Daughters
SsaEs of America. are requested
E to assemble at the P. j.
Saffell Funeral Home, 475
= H st. NV. on Thursday,
September IA, 1861. AZ s PM, to
recite the rosary for our late mem
Der. MRS. LILLIAN THERESA
ELIZABETH HENNINGER,
Grand Regent.
ELIZABETH OMEARA.
-s Financial Secretary