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Mrs. J.Atwood,
Churchwomun,
Wife of Colonel

Mrs. Jean Mclean Atwood,
wife Of Col. Frank j. Atwood
USA, retired. died yesterday in
a Cambridge MD hospital
after a long illness.
Mrs. Atwood was an active
member Of Old Trinity Church.
Church Greek. Nd, and also
belonged to the Old Trinity
Association and the Bishou, !,
Executive Committee for Dor
chester Parish. She was presi-
dent Of the Old Trinity Church
Guild and served on the board
OF directors for the Diocese of
Easton Children's Home.
She leaves her husband: a
son, Col. John Atwood of Los
Angeles; a daughter, Mrs. Allie
B. Burton Of Exreux Air Force
Base, France; four grandchil-
dren; five brothers and five
sisters.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at Old Trinity
Church. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
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Board Of Trade. He also was
a member of the American In
Stitute of Electrical Engineers.
Mr.. Berrier was a native Of
Harrisburg, Pa.
His wife died in 1888. He
leaves a daughter, Virginia, of
the home address, 2540 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, and a
son, John T. Berrier, of Balti-
more.
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Raphael Tourover, Specialist
In Law on Foreign Patents

Raphael Tourover, 81. promi-
nent patent attorney, died yes
terday at his home. 1885 Har-
ward street NV. after a long
illness.
An authority in foreign in
veStigative patent law. Mr..
Tourover was a member of the
firm of Tourover and Browdy.
Mr.. Tourover was born near
Warsaw, Poland, and moved
with his family to Belgium and
later to England. He came to
the United States after his
graduation in 1920 from the
University of London, where he
received a B. S. in engineering.
He was graduated in 1925 from
George Washington University
Law School.
Mr.. Tourover was a member
OF the District and American
Bar Associations, the American
Patent Law Association, the
Society Of American Military
Engineers, the American Jewish
Committee, the American
Jewish Congress, the National
Symphony Orchestra Associa-
ton, Adas Israel Synagogue and
the Jewish Community Center.
He was chairman Of the
Washington Chapter of the
Haifa Technion Society, a
member Of the administrative
board Of the Brandeis Zionist
District and a member of the
executive board of the Greater
Washington United Jewish Ap-
peal.
Mr.. Tourover leaves his wife,
Denise, of the home address;
a daughter, Mrs. Solomon Ber-
enSon. 1912 Thirtieth street
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NV, and two grandsons. He
also leaves a brother, Isador,
4545 Connecticut avenue NV,
a sister, Miss Pauline, 1125
Spring road NV, and two
other sisters, DR.. Helen Giles
pie, of London, and Mrs. Solo
mon Teitelbaum, of Geneva.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Danzansky
and Sons, 3501 Fourteenth
street NV. Memorial week will
be observed at the home ad-
dress.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
Children's Hospital and the
Hadassah Medical Orgsniza-
ton.
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DR.. Alfred Huuke, IS,
ConsuItunt for GIN

ATHENS, Ga, Nov. 8 (AP)
DIR. Alfred P. Haake. rs. of
Largo, Fla, a lecturer and con-
sultant for General Motors
Corp, and former head of the
department of economics at
Rutgers University, died yester-
day.
DR.. Haake, who was a former
president of the National AS
sociation of Furniture Manu-
facturers, was born in Chicago.
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short stories. including what
many consider his literary
gem, THE Secret Life OF
Walter NIFTY"
With Elliott Nugent, an Ohio
State claSsmate, Mr.. Thurbe1
wrote the Broadway play, The
Male Animal" In 1860, the
humorist appeared as himself
in the final two months of an
other Broadway play, THE
Thurber Carnival"
Sure-fire best sellers he SAID
he would have liked to write
would have borne such titles
as How to Make Love and
Money" How to Tell Your
Blessings From Your Burdens
and How to Pass the Joneses
at a Dogtrot."
He had in preparation a
book called THE Nightinghoul. -
Mr.. Thurber said it was about
people of a typical town called
Americanpolis and their reac-
ton to a mechanical monster
who pecks away at the cornices
Of their public buildings"
Strangely enough. Mr.. Thur
ber himself was never quite
sure he was funny, though he
made millions laugh. Fans the
world over rated him the great
est living humorist.
The theme that brought him
fame was the domination of the
American male by the Amer
ican female.
His drawings of women were
so unflattering that he said he
often was asked whether he
hated the opposite sex.
The simple answer. he said
was that he couldn't draw a
pretty woman"
He added: IF I sometimes
seem to make fun Of woman, ]
assure you it has only been for
the purpose of egging her on,
Women keep my ego afloat."
His drawings of awesome
women, baffled men and lop-
cared dogs won him almost as
much fame as his witty writing
although he never had an art
lesson.
He loved to tell of the time
the late Harold Ross, editor of
the New Yorker, was asked whv
ne ran such a fifth-rate artist
as Mr.. Thurber in his maga-
zine.
Thurber's a third-rate
artist" Mr.. Ross snapped.
A pSychiatrist once wrote Mr.
Ihurber, offering to cure him
OF his drawing.
Highly Gregarious
In real life he was a fa1
cry from the hunted "Thurber
Men" Of his stories and draw
ings. Highly gregarious. he wa,
known to hoot and holler on
festive occasions. None of his
friends could imagine him help
less in the face of any known
social situation.
He once remarked, Everyone
thinks I look like the man ]
draw-bald and S foot 1. Actu-
ally, I draw the spirit of the
man I am-and I'm a pussy
cat" Mr.. Thurber was 6 feet
112 inches tall.
His wildly illogical logic was
studied by Nobel Prize winner
q. S. Eliot, who said of Mr.,
Thurber'S work: 1T is a form
OF humor which is also a way
OF saying something serious.
There is a criticism of life at
the bottom of it. 1t is serious
and even somber."
With Mr.. Thurber when he
died was his second wife, the
former Helen Wismer. He leaves
also two brothers, William and
Robert Thurber, and a daugh-
ter by his first marriage, Rose
mary, who now is Mrs. Fred
erick Savers of Chicago. The
family planned to return the
body to Ohio for burial.
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james Thurber Dies;
Wit Delighted Millions

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (AP).-
James Thurber, writer r-humorist
and cartoonist, whose lop-eared
dog drawings put people and
events in perspective, died yes
terday at the age Of Sc.
Mr.. Thurber died Of pneu-
monia in Doctors Hospital after
undergoing surgery a month
ago for a blood clot on the
brain.
A master satirist with what
a colleague once described as
"a firm grasp on confusion"
Mr.. Thurber delighted millions
with his wit in his books, short
stories, fables, articles and car
toonS.
He never lost his sense of
humor, even when he went
completely blind several years
ago. An accident cost him the
sight Of one eye when he was
6 years old. He lost the sight
of the other eye despite a long
series Of cataract operations.
In his last month Mr.. Thur
Der, who then had difficulty in
speaking, occasionally hummed
little tunes to amuSe his nurses.
Underlying his zany writings
and drawings was an "other-
world" quality which ripped
into neuroses and made hilari-
GUS common sense.
Greatest Since Twain"
In commenting on his death
yesterday, the London Daily
Telegraph (the British loved
Mr.. Thurber and Mr.. Thurber
often visited England) called
him 1.-The greatest satirist since
Mark Twain" The paper called
attention to his gentle hu-
manity and the outright ire
sistible funniness of his own
work"
Mr.. Thurber, who attended
Ohio State University at
Columbus, where he was born,
was a newspaperman in that
city, Paris and New York.
He joined the New Yorker
magazine in its infancy. For
some years he and E. B. White
wrote THE Talk Of the Town."
a column-like preface to the
magazine, and it was Mr.. White
who persuaded Mr.. Thurber to
make his doodled drawings
public.
Mr.. Thurber drew his
sketches rapidly. using remark
ably few strokes. Then lie de-
cided to draw slowly and care
fully. He was dissuaded by Mr..
White, who told him: "If you
ever become good, you'd be
mediocre"
Mr.. White, at his North
Brooklin (Me) home, said yes
terday:
Il loved him. He was a Won
derful fellow, a sympathetic
man who knew what people
were thinking and doing"
Mr.. Thurber collapsed in a
New York hotel room on Octo-
Der 4. The night before, he had
attended the opening of the
Noel Coward musical, Sail
Away and addressed the cast |
afterward. Mr.. Thurber and |
his wife resided in West Corn
wall, Conn.
JOked About Blindness
Mr.. Thurber ignored his
blindness as much as possible
and even joked about it. He
recently said he planned to
entitle his memoirs Long
Time No See."
Although his writings are
the epitome of ease and flow,
Mr.. Thurber used his pen pre-
cisely and carefully. He was
known to rewrite a book as
many as Is times.
Mr.. Thurber wrote and illus
trated about two dozen books
and innumerable essays and |
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JOked About Blindness
In MEntnrtant

BECKWITH, CHARLES b. In loving
memory of my beloved father, DR..
CHARLES B; BEcKWTTH, who
passed away four years ago today.
You are always in my thoushts.
'Any' memory Of T my husband. 81 IN wfGLHEs w1fHGSlfs
B. CARROLL, who passed away two
years ago today, November 3. 1859.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much I miss him yet.
A face that is ever before me,
A voice that ! cannot forget;
A smile that will be lost forever
In memory / see you yet.
God gave me strength to fight it,
But what 1t meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MRS. BIRDIE
NJ; CARROLL. AND DAUGHTER,
our uncle and brother. WILLIE 3.
CARROLL, who passed away one
year ago today, November 3. 1859.
We loved you. but God loved you
best
YOUR NIECE. JULIA, AND SISTER,
MABEL.
DODSON. NETTIE. In sad but low
ing remembrance of a dear cousin,
years ago, November 3. 1859.
Gone, but not forgotten.
COUSIN MAUDE.
HENDERSON, ANNA NJ. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. ANNA
M HENDERSON. who passed away
eleven years ago today, November g.,
1850.
November brings sad memories
y S SHF oysd nsysr one ne fons foTsotsn 70 rest
MARIE AND RoDERIcK.
JOHNSON, HAROLD S. In loving
who passed away November 3, 1850.
DEyoTEp STET2v SISTER Is yv oERALPIJNNG; oIdIEIN6;
AND NEPHEWS. LORENZO, Jr.,
AND HAROLD s. GROVE.
JOHNSTON, DOROTHY n. In loving
memory OF our mother and grand-
mother, DOROTHY N. JOHNSTON,
who passed away this day five Gears
BOB, JACKIE. DONNA, BOBBY
AND LYNN.
JOICE, J. EDWARD, Sr. In sad but
loving memory Of our deyo:ed hus-
band and father, J. EDWARD JOICE.
ST.. ST. WIG d,,, left Us thirteen years ago
odIe IN Lne hTtnS UI Jesus.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAM
PENDLETON. JAMES COLE. In sad
father. JAMES COLE PENDLEToN
who passed away twenty-one years
ago today, November 3. 1910.
Sleep on. Father. and take your
We loved you. but God knows best
SONS AND DAUGHTERS. in Wash
ington,. Princeton, N. j.; Gaines
vile. Va.
PROCTOR, FLORENCE CHASE. In
loving memory Of our dear mother
and wife, FLORENCE CHASE PROC
TOR. who departed this life five
We miss you in the morning, dear,
When all the world is new;
The days sometimes bring little Joy,
Because 1t brings not you.
But we are thankful for your care,
And treasure 1t lovingly from year
YOUR e cHfEbREN ffESfIi AND HUSBAND.
zEyELY; EDNA g: In Toying mem
and grandmother. EDNA @. zEVELY.
who passed away one year ago to-
day, November 3. 1860.
Dear Nom:
It's been year since you've beer
Another year soon will start
As snow covers scars on the earth,
Time, will cover the scars on our
hearts.
For time will take this bitter hurt
AS each new season follows
But nothing can ever take
Our sweet memories Of you.
DAD, JEAN. MARY ANN. BUD AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Darn nf Chunks

BAKER, ANAsTASIA (STA). The
family Of the late ANASTASIA B.
BAKER wishes 70 acknowledge with
grateful appreciation all cards. tele-
grams. flowers. personal calls and
expressions Of sympathy and kind
ness during our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. 3,5
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4nuFutn1H

BoRosoN. MORRIS. There will be
an unveiling Of a marker 20 the
memory Of the late MORRIS BORO-
son at King David Cemetery, FallS
Church. Va, on Sunday, November
12. 1861. at IL am. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
THE FAMILY. 5
FRIEDENBERG, RUTH. There will be
an unveiling Of 3 monument in
memory Of RUTH. FRIEDENBERG
IL am, At the B'nai Israel Gene
tery, st. BarnabaS rd., OXon Hill
Nd. Relatives and friends invited.
FSHIN. LOUIS. There will be an
unVeilinK OF q memorial to the
memory Of LOUIS IFSHIN on Sum
day, November B, 1851. at > pm,
at the King David Memorial Gar
den, National Memorial Park, Fails
Church. Va. Friends and relatives
ROSE IFsH1N AND FAMILY. 5
PLATT. ANNE. There will be an un-
yelling in the memory Of ANNE
PLATT on Sunday, November 5.
1881 at 1880 pm. at the King
David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church. Va. Relatives and friends
THE sHAYNE FAMILY. 5
= SMALL, JACK. There will be an un-
yelling Of q monument In loving
memory Of JACK SMALL on Sum
day, November 5, 1851, at 11:30
am. at the B'nai Israel Cemetery.
Oxon Hill, Nd. Relatives and friends
invited.
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HENpERsoN. GARLAND RAY. or

ThgESday, November !, 1881, GAR,
Falls, Va, beloved husband Of
Alma L. Henderson. father Of Mrs
Pauline H. Pickette and Garland
G. Henderson, brother OF Mrs Vera
Hicks. He also is survived by five
children. Friends may call al the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, after IL noon
Friday. November 3. where funeral
services will be held on Sunday,
Arnon Cemetery.
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LILLIAN PORTER. Secretary.

WAINWRIGHT, s2'. The
"A officers and members of
N Jonathan Davis Consistory,
No. l, are hereby notified Ia
be present at 1912 @ st.
kAS ne, 12 midnight, Friday,
Nt November 8, 1861, for the
purpose Of holding the funeral serv-
ices for our late Sublime Prince,
WAINWRIGHT JENKINS.
CLYDE FORD. Illustrious Com
mander in Chief.
JOSHUA B. LAWINGS, Keeper OF
Seal and Archives.
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BECKETT. HUMPHREY. On Thurs.

day, November ., 1861, HUMPHREY
BECKETT Of 1881 Crossvays rd,
ham, MdJ' beloved husband Of
Anna L. Beckett. father of Mrs.
Charles W. Murray and brother Of
Walter Howard Beckett. Mr.. Beckett
rests at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd. Services at the Whitfield Meth
odist Church, Lanham, Nd, on
Monday, November 8, at IL am.
Relatives and friends invited. inter-
ment Whitfield Cemetery. 3
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BROWN, SOPHIE KING. On Thurs
day, November 2, 1851. in Airing
ton Hospital SOPHIE KING
Charles DousI"s esu Brown. Brow Oh mother Oas iSof Of
Mrs. Leo Mccarthy of Remington.
Va; Mrs. Kemper Gouldthrope Of
Bealeton. Va; Mrs. Robert Davis
Of Arlington, Va, and H. Clay
Mrs. Sumpter Embrey Of Dunn Lor-
ing, Va. Friends may call at the
Moser Funeral Home, Warrenton,
Va, until 1 pm. Saturday, Novem-
Der 4: thence TO the Liberty Meth
odist Church, Bealeton, Va, where
services will be held at 3 pm.
Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery,
Bealeton, Va.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CARVER MEMORIAL PARK, in Good
Shepherd area: 4 gravesites, $500
EX. 6-5707.
1 CRYPT, 2 spaces, Fort Lincoln Mau-
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RUHL, CHARLES WILLIAM.

Tuesday. October 81, 1861. at sib-
ley Hospital. CHARLES WILLIAM
beloved husband Of Mary Z. Ruhl,
father Of George R. Ruhl. He also
Is survived by two granddaughters.
Friends may call at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th st.
NV, after . pm. Thursday, No.
Ices at the above funeral home on
Friday, November 3. at & pm. In
terment Edge Hill Cemetery. Charles
Town, W. Va. at IL am. Satur-
day. November 4 Z
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REATTIE. MARY IANE n.nartsd tbi


life suddenly. on Wednesday, No
Yember l. 1881, MRS. MARY JANE
BEATTIE, aged 81, Of 2Sl5 26th
St. ne. She leaves to mourn a de-
voted daughter, Amanda Beattie
one son. Adam Gaddy; one sister
one brother, two grandchildren, one
great-grandson, three great-great-
grandchildren, host of other
relatives and many friends. Rela-
tlves and friends are cordially in
vited to view the remains of the
late Mrs. Mary Jane Beattie after
5 pm. Friday, November 3, at the
Brown d Davidson Funeral Home
$685. Eads st. ne, where funeral
services will be conducted at IL am
Greenvifle. s. C.. sunday. Novem.
Der 5. Relatives and friends please
assemble at 10 am. Saturday, No
vember 4, at the family's residence
where funeral procession will be
+ organized and proceed to above
funeral home.
Evening star., 1961-11-03

WILLIAM CAREY. Or
LfSM LLHssdaS gARF9 9stOGsF 2 fgSi !, VIII VIII
3lst. St, Mount Rainier, Md, be.
loved husband Of Mary Atkins Hum.
phrey, father Of Ruth M. and Clars
NJ. Humphrey, Mrs. T. c. Abernethy
Mrs; w. e. Abro, Mrs, B. T. Cul-
Of Mrs. J. W. Bryan Of Sumter
8. c.: Mrs. L. F. Bridgers OF Ra.
leigh. N. c.; Mrs. M. NJ. Coppone1
OF New orleans, La, and d. N
Humphrey Of Raleigh. N. c. He also
is survived by eleven grandchildren
Friends may call at Nalley's Funeral
Home. 1900 Rhode Island ave, al
Eastern ave. ne. where services
will be held on Friday. November
3. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
Cemetery.
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BELLMAN, HENRY. suddenly. OF

HENRY BiELMAN Of 1870 Fort
Stevens drive NV, beloved husband
OF Lee Bellman and devoted father
of Larry Bellman Of Silver Spring,
Nd. He also Is survived by two
brothers, Abraham Bellman OF Mis-
siSsippi and Samuel Bellman of
New York. and six sisters, Rhoda,
Bessie. Lillian. Frieda, Rose and
Sarah .Bellman. all of New York.
Danzansky g. Sons Funeral Home.
1901 14th st. NV, on Friday. No
vember 3. at 1880 pm. Interment
TifeTeth Israel Cemetery. Me-
mortal week, 1870 Fort Stevens
drive. Apt. 102. In lieu Of flowers
the family suggests that contribu-
tons may be made to the Heart
Fund. 3
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'gHEi NnysSs1 sAMES Siasi JG%rs H5 WedssSd1Y RoaaYy
the beloved husband Il Doris L
Bohli, father OF Marie D. Bohli,
brother OF Harry j. and John j.
Bohh, il, and Iephew OF Sister
Aurica. S. S. N. D. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
facilities, on Saturday, November
4, at 2 am: thence to the Mount
Calvary Catholic Church. Forest
vile. Nd, where mass will be Of
fered at 9:30 am. for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Gate OF
papers please copy.)
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JoYNER, PHILLIP NEAL, On We!

JOINER, PHILLIP NEAL. On We'd
nesday, November l. 1861. PHILLIP
husband Of Mrs. Ladie Joyner, IA.
ther Of Mrs. Demetrice J. Rogers
Mahala, Rosa and Daniel c. Joyner
Also surviving are three grand
children, other relatives and friends
After o pm. Friday, November 3
friends may call at the Rollins Fu-
neral Home, 4339 Hunt place ne
Services on Saturday, November 4
at l pm. at the Contee A. NJ. &
Zion Church, Division ave. and Car
st. ne, the Rev. Frederick Barnes
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 3
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VERNON W. GLOVER. Fin. t; ssey

B0gSHHS SSs4SE FHASS.SE slSStSy %AEE "a W.oA., Ay
Sa Say FsHSciSE F0xSGHsE boueaER Of iGlhy io4fs
Ewell ave, Kensington. Md, be-
loved wife Of Felix J. Boucher and
devoted mother of Mrs. France B
WaItSSSn:, WanSSs,dIs MIS-. Doris childreSs q
Boucher Of Rochester. N. Y. Eight
grandchildren also survive. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Md
Requiem mass will be offered al
the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Kensington, Nd. on Saturday. No
yember 4. at 10 am. Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. Oowell
Mass, papers please copy) 3
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MYERS, EsTELIE. Tn. officer. an,

o 10 ELLE. Inc Objects and
members of Ruth Chap
I'll ter. No. /, o. E. s., are
Y requested to assemble at
~ the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 290l I4th st.
NV, at 500 pm. Friday.
November 3, 1861, for the
,ose OF conducting Eastern Star
ices for our late sister, ES-
LIE MYERS. Burial, Fred
(. Nd.
TEL M. TOWNSEND. W. NJ.
DRENA MAGEE. Secretary.
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HODGES. JAMES T. On "wednesday

November /, 1851, JAMES +
HODGES Of White Plains, Nd,
William M. Hodges, Remains RESTING
at the Arehart Funeral Home, La
Plata, Nd, until 9:45 am. Satur-
day, November 4. Funeral from
Christ Episcopal Church, La Plata
Nd, at 10 am. Interment Mount
Rest Cemetery.
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BAKER EpWARD G suddenIv

his residence in North Beach, Nd,
EDWARD c. BAKER, beloved brother
OF Mrs. Augusta NJ. Etzker, Mrs.
Clara Fowler and Mrs. Louise Smith,
al OF Norwalkt Ohio. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. until
pm. Saturday, November 4
Services and interment in Norwalk,
Ohio.
Evening star., 1961-11-03
NELSON. BLANCHE PARKER

NELSON. BLANCHE PARKER. On
Wednesday, November l. 1861,
loved sister Of Mrs. Dalton E. Leary
and aunt Of Mrs. Richard Claytor
and Dalton 3. Leary, jr. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. (park-
ing opposite), where services will
be held on Saturday, November 4
at IL am. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery 3
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ROSE IFsHIN AND FAMILY. 5
THE sHAYNE FAMILY.
1FathH

oTTnIA E. On Wednes-
day. November 1, 1861, at her
ssissa1csKs sacKtT2 1S2o S st. n'T rG,TId oTTILtA Ia
three sisters in Sweden. Friends
may call at GawleT'S Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV. (courteSy parking OPP
positel, on Saturday, November 4,
from 10 am. TO pm. Services
and interment private.
Evening star., 1961-11-03
CHINAULT, LILLIAN EVA. O,

fsy fssy Ho:SIssf S:tSSsr Il 1891 vSt e EiIT-
NAULT Of 333 Fisher drive. Falls
nault and mother Of Kathy, Danny,
Susan Tommy, Chris, Jan, Donna
and David Chinault. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Busey; sister
Of Charles, jr.. and Daniel Busey.
neral Home, 472 North Washington
St, Falls Church, Va. Funeral
from the Falls Church on Satur-
day. November 4, at II am. In
terment National Memorial Park. q