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Arthur Frederick.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass,
Jan. 2 (AP).-Arthur Frederick,
II, retired managing editor of
the Daily Hampshire Gazette in
Northampton, died Wednesday.
He began his newspaper career
in 1904 for the Paterson IN. j.
Sunday Chronicle, Joined the
Daily Hampshire in 1925 and
served as managing editor from
1887 to his retirement in 1852.
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Mrs. DuIin, Kin
Of Former Envov

Mrs. Eugenia Bell Dulin, 90,
mother-in-law of John Cliff
ford Folger, former Ambas-
sador to Belgium, died today
at the Washington Hospital
Center. f-
Mrs. Dulin. of Knoxville,
Tenn, was visiting Mrs. Folger
on December II when she fell
and fractured her hip.
Besides her daughter, of 1891
Woodland drive NV, Mrs.
.Dulin leaves two grandsons.
Services today were to be
private.
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Rev. Fruneis J. BoIond

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (AP).-
The Rev. Francis j.. Boland,
csc. "a, a former president of
Stonehill College at North Eas-
ton, Mass, died Saturday of a
heart attack. Father Boland,
one-time dean of the School of
Economics at the University of
Notre Dame. was born in Ever
EFT, Mass. He attended Notre
Dame, where he was ordained
as a priest in 1928. He received
his doctorate from Catholic
University in Washington in
1928.
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John Hurrimon

BOSTON, Jan. 2 (AP) -
John Hartman. Sc, financial
news columnist of the Boston
Globe since 1948, died yester-
day Of lung cancer. Mr.. Harri-
man, who started his news
paper career in 1926 on the
New York World, was born in
Purchase, N. Y.
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Cipriuno Andrude Ill

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2 (AP).
-Cipriano Andrade III, of Dali
las, Tex, internationally known
GILMAN. died yesterday of a
heart attack. Mr.. Andrade, an
independent oil man, was born
in New York and hao lived in
Dallas since 1928.
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DEATHS
In Mrnturiaitt
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
RnYn. CHARLES L In louir

BOYD, CHARLES j. In loving mem
SSE.pf1iFs 81 our ,cIi1 son and brother,
departed this life thirty-three years
ago today, January ., 1928.
After the dark OF the night is past,
In the dawn Of the day that is
new,
We will see in the glow on the path
1ovfsd VIZ sns SofHEs 4 ias SsS sSaS sGsKySu sGS
CURTIS, JOHN n. In loving memory
Of my devoted husband, JOHN H.
CURTIS, who departed this life two
years ago, January 2, 1859.
Loving thoughts of you are in my
heart today
And with each thought there comes
Thank you dear God for the many
happy years
mat we spent together
Inc memory OF you will linger for
ever.
Your dear kind voice
And your tender. warm smile
But Just for a while.
DEVOTED WIFE, BESSIE B.
DAVIS, JOHN z. In sweet memory OF
my loved one, JOHN E. DAVIS,
who slipped away three years ago
t"uay' JhnudTy =, 1908.
January brings sad memories
vo0Ut IA, loved one gone to rest
BY the one who loved you best
DEvoTEDLY YOURS, MARYE.
FAHEY, JOSEPH T. In loving remem.
branee OF our dearly beloved brother,
JOSEPH T. FAHEY, who departed
this lfe seventeen years ago today,
at st. stephens Church.
Gone but not forgotten.
YOUR DEVOTED SISTERS AND
GRAY, ADRIAN BERNARD. In loving
ADRIAN BERNARD EV GRAY, aq Rho SfS'nss. se,
parted this life twenty eight years
ago today, January ., 1888.
Loved in life. In death remembered. -
MGvHEbi RvHEbiiNPF PFAuL' ALLlsToN AND
HARRIS. LOUISE C. and JOHNSON,
RALPH G. To our loving mother
LOUISE G. HARRIS, who passed into
the great beyond, one year ago
today. January .. 1860, and to our
loying brother RALPH q. JOHNSON,
E.Srpaprx EhS passea awsy' ,osg two years ago,
Our loved ones are gone to rest
We know 1t was Gods will
place Is vacant In our hearts
Which never can be filled.
So sleep on now and take your rest
You are now free from all care:
We will meet YOU some bright
And .Sor! ySnT Joys with you well
MGtFf6N MARffo6NN A. a TAYiedsFlN TAYLoF. AND
HEWIN, WILLIE A. A tribute TO the
memory OF my dear cousin WILLIE
A. HEWIN, who passed away three
years ago today, January 2, 1858
Devoted IN life. remembered in
MAYME F1cKL1No.
LEWIS. LYDIo ANN. In loving mem
LYD1O ANN LEWIS. departed this
lie one year ago. January 2, 1859.
Always remembered.
MALlSlA, HELEN AND JOSEPH.
PIERCE, GEORGE r.. In sad but low
GEORGE F. PIERCE, who passed
away twenty-nine years ago today
January .. 1882.
HIS LOVING WIFE, GERTRUDE E
SHAW HENRIETTA. In loving mem
Eta SHAW who left US two years
ago today, January 2, 1853.
In memory she Is living stan
Not lust today but always.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WATT. MARTHA c, In loving memory
Of our dear mother, MARTHA C
WATT. who departed this liff
twenty-four years aso today, jan
Time takes of the edge of grief
But memory lasts forever
THE CHILDREN
WEBB, CURLUE o. In memory Of oui
mother, CURLUE o. WEBB, who
passed away two years ago today
January 2, 1859.
Forgive our grief for one removed
Thou creature who we found sc
fair:
We trust she lives in Thee.
And there we hnd her worthier Ia
be loved
KIRMYTH FORTUNE AND FAMILY
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HIT Mrntnrtant

WRIGHT. DELROSE L., Sr. In loving
memory Of my dear husband and
father who passed away three years
ago, January >, 1858.
January brings sad memories.
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved You best.
My heart still aches with sadness;
M eyes shed many tears;
God only knows how much l miss
you
Al the end OF three long years.
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
The world would seem like heaven
II l had YOU back again.
y YOUR LOVING WIFE, ALvA, AMI
CHI ,DREN
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CEMETERY LOTS

4-SPACE LOT. val Sl.1OO; Natl Me-
mortal Park. Falls Church, owner;
$3.50 cash. HA. 2-S76s, after 9 pm.
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CU4IES, Henry 8. on Friday. Decem.
Der 80. 1850. at his residence,
Vienna, Va. HENRY s. COATES,
husband Of the late Nora Coates:
Frances Lucas, Minnie Coates and the
late Henry Coates. He is also survived
bg eleven grandchildren and twenty
Rreat-gIandchildren. Friends NAV
cau at his late residence after 8 pm
day. January 8. at 2 pm from me
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Interment church cemeferY D
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pessmber 50. 1867 Lss a her on pesId.aess, xI5tass
Ma R5fa EfaufHhs afLEH H. chSSRRs MSSSP!Rs'iSs ss:
= loved wife Of the late William c.
Chsnsy; mother Of Melvin, otho
Mrs Ruth Jennings, Mrs, Deloris
Guslck. Mrs. Mildred Fenno, Mrs.
Ihelma King and Mrs. Beulah Ward.
She also is survived by her sister,
Mrs, Nora Sweeney; thirty grand,
eniidren and twelve great-grand-
Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro. Nd. between the hours
0t pm, to Q pm. Services will be
held in the funeral home chapel on
tuesday. January 3, at 2::30 pm.
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemsferv
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MORRIS; ANDREW j., sr. On satur-
Sssidenses s@HeS 9oo Oak igsS, Pores, at ,.hs his
Bethesda. Nd, ANDREW j NOR.
hlS' Sr., beloved husband of the
iate Frances C. Morris; father Of
MIS- Mrs Mary Frances Casson. Mrs.
r;s lame r. spencer. Andrew J, Nor
ktlburR and Bernard r. Morris
PPriends are invitedy 10 cali at the
Home Of Robert 4. Humphrey, Be. =.
Jan%.s lJnes1a. Md. Services on wednesday,.
Lords CATHOLIC Church. East-WeSt
nwy. and Pearl SITS. Bethesda, Md
Wnere requiem mass will be Offered
f. ~ ~ am. Interment Fort Lincoln
SemeteIy. z
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HENNEssY, ELEANOR n tn.. n

Adams).. On Sunday. January i,
1851, at the Washing ton Sanitarium
ana Hospital. ELEANOR z. HEN.
Messy of I'll Wayne ave, Silver
?. Hennessy, mother Of Mrs Jame.
z; Wade Of Richland, wash anf
mrs. e: Naples, and sister 81
Miss Mary Ann McAdams. There
are nine grandchildren. Mrs. Hen.
messy rests at the Warner Z. PUN.
Silver Spring. Nd, where friend,
may visit after pm, Monda,
(parkine facilities). Mass will b.
onered for the repose Of her son
ON wednesday. January 4, at l0:3C
eSnr,, I'm; at s6t 3. Michaers Cstholi,
Spring, Nd. Interment New Cathe.
dral Cemetery. Baltimore, Nd. II
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KNIGHT, ALICE E1Iz.RErH

sunday. January /. 1881 At her
residence. 7OI Ritchie avenue, Sill
yer Spring. Nd, ALICE ELIZABETH
KNIGHT, wife Of william s. knight,
mother OF Alice Beatrice Knight.
Daughter Of whitney and Beatrice
Wallace. Mrs. Betty L. Cole Miss
Mary W. Walter, Miss Gloria B'
Walter, Pred D.. Preston p, Ernest
p, David W.. James Z. and Roy Z.
walter. Friends may cali at the
Iakoma Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll st. NV. (parking oppositel
where services will be held or,
WEDNESDAY, January 4, at . pm.
Cemetery. tOn
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HENDERSnN. ETHEI. MAr n- r1,,.,

day. December 90, 1860. on ia carver
HENDERSON. beloved wife % of VII WI.
lam Henderson, motner Of Barbara
walter w. and Rudolph r. Hender-
son. Also surviving are one grand.
son, three sisters, two brothers
three three aunts, three uncles and .
After. 5 pm, Tuesday. January 4
friends may call at the snowden
Funeral Home. 246 North washing
ton ST., Rockville. Nd. Funeral
"wednesday. january 4. at pm
Cabin John. Md, Rev. Cooner ON.
ciating. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene
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KIDWELL. ERNEST O. On Saturday.
Decenher anN ioSn E, 8iSr ua ,

Deeember 80 1860, ERNEST A.
KlDWELL OF Bealisyille. Nd, be-
loved husband Of D6liie r. Kldwell;
mti iather u.i q Mrs. ersaret F. Glenn,
Z. HunEerford. Elmer o., James A..
Leonard A.. Virgil ". Flora c..
Ernest Z. and Vernon Lee Kidwell;
brother Of Flora Shoemaker, Edith
Pollen, Rena. Delbert A. and Joseph
a. Kidwell. He also is survived BY
ten grandchildren. Friends may cali
at the Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home,
1881 East Montgomery ave. Rock
Vile pikel, Rockville. Md, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
January 4. 1851. ct pm. Inter-
ment Flinthili Cemetery, oakton, Va.
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CARTER, LILLE ROBERTSON.

CAKIEK; LILLE kOBERTSON. On
LIE ROBERTSON CARTER Of 78i0
Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase. Md,
beloved wife OF Clarence z. Garter
and mother Of wilfred s. and Harold
z: Garter. Friends are invited to call
At the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
thesda. Nd. from 4 TO o pm sun
day. and Monday. January / and >.
1851: where services viii be held
on Tuesday. January 3, at 2 nm.
!nterment Parklawn Cemetery. Please
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DAWSON. JAMES A. CYANK). On
. Thursday. December 20. 1860, at
A. iYANKl DAWSON. beloved hus.
band of Kathryn Dawson, brother
Law. of Mary Goodyear. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 317 Pa. ave. Sc. on Tues
day January 3, 1887. at q am.
REQUIEM mass at st, Peters Church
invited Interment Mount oliyet
Cemetery.
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urday. December 81, 1850. an at iSsr hsr
EsRisdss EEssldsnss; SS1o Md daTaEESr 5effhSSSS Fs
E. Callahan and mother Of Arthur Z
1r.. and Paul M. Callahan; grand
mother Of James and Joan Callahan.
Funeral from the Takoma Funeral
Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. Cparking
at $50 am. uesSTy: Reouyi::m SanusSy mas: - -
81, Marks Catholic Church, 75Oi
Colesville I'd. University Hills. Nd,
a. 10 am. Interment Gate OF
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C0LLINs. JoHN FRANCIs. ON satur

HssNc2s ssgj Psee%Ser sg%2 ,us q; . 1889, JOHN
ne. devoted. husband Of Mrs. Alice
Collins and Or. William X. Collins.
Also surviving are two grandchildren,
William. ir. and J. Bembrey Collins;
two daughters-in-law. Mrs. Margaret
lins: other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm Mondsy, jan
uary 2, friends may call at Rollins
Funeral Home. 1880 Hunt place
ne Services from Chapel Of the
Tuesday. January 3. at IL am,
Rev. Quinland Gordon ofiiciating
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry, Casket will not be open after
services.
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DeFRfEs. FRANK A. On Sunday,
1aT%spy 1aTdspy N;rx,nN l. 1881 ia, at Kensinston
DeFRIES. 81. Beloved husband Of
Alice Myers DeFries and father OF
Mrs Marion DeFries Hall Of the
home address, 3404 Nimitz rd',
kensinston, Nd Friends may cali
neral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey.
Bethesda, Md, where services will
be held on Tuesday. January g., at
II noon. Interment Parklawn
Cemetery.
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BROWN. CORNELIUS NJ. ~sr. On
ssenS.y sens. Ho.pls HSsnSary i cdsNsi bsSl a Proy
silver Spring. Nd. beloved husband
OF the late Lillian Z Brown and
father OF Cornelius ]. Brown.
Services and interment, New York
GitN New York. Arrangements by
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MVhhis' ANDREW j.. Sr. Members
A.h Of Rock Greek Council No,
2197 Knights OF Columbus,
are hereby notified OF the
IXz death Of Brother ANDREW
N~ j, MORRIS, Sr.. and are
NJ hereby requested to assem-
~ Bile on Tuesday, January 2,
1851, at \ pm. at the Robert A.
- Humphrey Funeral Home. 1857 Wis
~consin ave, Bethesda, Md. for the
recitation. Of the rosary for the re-
pose Of his soul
,o.r-,, BAY J; poLAN. G. X.
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BROOKS, RONALD LEO. On Friday,
BROOKS Of 55i0 I'd St. H NV. infant &
son of Attorney and Mrs. Calvin
Broogs; brother Of Everett Brooks.
1oxsr. Mrs. safiy walker. other other
relstiges and friends. Remains may
be Niewed from 70 10 pm. Mon
Matthews Funeral Home, seis 14th
St NV 18th st. at Spring I'd },
Tuesday. JanuaryAa. at IL am, the
Rev. A. r. Elmes ofieiating. In
terment WnodlaWn (enatapv
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Gay; January 2, 1861, at 4rlinstor
hospital. ERNEST A. HILEMAN' Sr
nuSoand OF Esther Hileman ant
tathsr Of Ernest Rileman, jr
brother OF Frances Kennedy an,
Elizabeth Hileman. He also Is sur.
vlved by a grandchild, Joyce Anr
HlIeman: Friends may cali at III,
Money & King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave, west, Vienna, Va, wher,
services will be held on wednesday
January 4, at l2:45 pm. Interment
arlington National Cemetery. N
HILLYARD, IDA MARY. On sstrr
day, December 81, 1860, at Wash
ington Hospital Center, IDA MAN
AILLYARD Of 452l 45th st n W
Hillyard, mother Of Miss Josephin,
W; Hillysrd, Bernard b. and Fred
erlck G. Hillyard; sister Of Mrs
Josephine McCuen. Paul and Aloysili
Joachim. She, is also survived b,
eight grandchildren. Friends ma,
call at the S. H. Hines Co Funera
prayers will be offered on Tuesday
January 3, at 9 am. fparkin
facilities, thence to st. AIMS Cath
olic Church. Wisconsin ave. an,
Yuma ST.. NV. where the Holy sacri
nee OF the Mass will be offered A
g:3O am, for the repose of her soul
lnterment Mt Olivet Cemetery. .
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MARTIN, DOROTHY M. On Friday

MAKaaN, ncna DOKOIHY N: On Friday.
MARTIN OF 4OlI 5th st NV he
loved wife Of Leroy Martin. mother
o. mrs Carolyn Martin Ford, sister
OF mrs. Margaret r. Martin, niece
oI MIs. Romano FerbNh. Anna and
Eini. EEinniaFies hidout, sr., cousin Of George
Ellis. Also surviving are other reis-
tlves and many friends. Remains
desung at FraZier's Funeral Home,
3JSS knode Island ave. NV, after
Il noon Monday, January 9, 1861
day. January 3, at III am. Relatives
n, snd friends invited. Interment Mt
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DAMERON, TRUMAN W. or Tarry-
town, n. z. on December 81. 1860,
son. Of Ebert D. Dameron. brother
Of Hiram. Levi A. and g. Marshall
Dsmeron, Beulah Guard, Annie z.
Jasper and Violet Pumphrey. 6erv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home
5lT 18th ST. Sc, on Wednesday
Arlington National Cemeterv
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HENRY. ROsALEE. On Monday Janu
ary ?, 1861, at her Residence. ii4o
owens pl. ne, ROSALEE HENRY.
the beloved wife OF Lewis p. Henry
daughter Of Edward Crawford and
sister Of Mrs. Augustine Hammond
ana George Crawford She also is
friends. Notice Of funeral later Az.
ransements by Malvan a. Schey. Inc
New jersey ave and r st u N INV
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January /. 1861, at George Wash
ington Hospital. WILLIAM M
Arlington. Va, beloved husband OF
Launa Boyer O'Brien, father OF Mrs,
Margaret Cummins. Robert c. and
James E. O'Brien brother OF Mrs
Marguerite Munsuy, Mrs. Genevieve
Monaghan and Mrs. Kathleen
seven grandchildren Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 284
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va, after
II noon on Monday, January .
where there will be recitation OF
the rosary on Tuesday, January 3
at 8 pm. Mass will he said at st
Charles Catholic Church. :i3O4 North
Washington blvd, Arlington. Va, on
Wednesday. January T. at IO:3f
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene.
terry.
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HENNING, De FAY RICE On s.,Hr,

urday. December 81, 1860, at Wash.
RicS RsHn HENNPMd EhNHsPIsa Of tcsater sa1 sos, De FAY
St. Arlington, Va. beloved wife ol
oscar E Henning, jr.: daughter Of
mrs. Fleming Asa Rice, sister oi
Mrs. William Kemper Brooke. Mrs
" c Haynes. Mrs. R.. D. Bryant
n; John Allan and Kenneth rice
FRIENDS may call at the ives Fu.
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd Ar.
nngton. Va. after ~ noon Monday
p January 2, where there will be 4
IIeGitation Ian,,aln Of the rosary on Tuesday
viii be said at st. AIMS Catholi,
Chureh, 53l2 North 10th st., Airing,
Ton va Wednesday, January
az MAO am. Inteyment Arlington
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bers Of James Reese EUROPE
Unit Number 5, American
Legion Auxiliary. are re-
quested to be present for
tne services Of our departed
member. MRS. CLEORA A
SMITH. at q pm, Monday,
Z. 1861, at the Frazier
Home, $50 Rhode Island
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LhHOII, BEHTKICE Ofiicers
MSR and members OF Ladies Aux
NS%zA s1iary. No. l10, KNIGHTS OF
WEN Parish, Seat Pleasant. Nd
~ are requested to assemble al
-, pm. Tuesday, January 2.
1881. at the Ryan Funeral Home
aLa a ana "a. ave. Sc for the recita-
the repose Of the soul of our bel he.
lenr loTen sister BEATRICE McDER-
HAZEL HICKMAN, President
BERTHA L. PAYNE
Recording Secretary.
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day, January i. 1851, al proy,dsnn. @ Snn.
HesPital., BEATRICE p. MepERe
MOTT Of LOG 65th st. ne, beloved
VIE OF Edward NJ. McDermott:
mother moth Of Sister N, Kathryn Ed.
EEro' ESTarS. =. C.; Charles l., John N.
McDermott. Funeral from the
James T. Ryan Funeral Home. :5I7
pennsylvania ave. Sc, on Wednes-
gay. January 4, at li:3O am
EEssGuiem mass at st. MsrRaret's S
Church. Seat Pleasant, Nd, al is
noon. Relatives and friends invited
T1nterment st. Patrick Cemetery,
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uary 1861. at her dauehter's
home, 7l9 Woodburn I'd. Rockville,
Nd. MARY W. O'BRIEN, beloved
wife Of the late William H. o'Brien
and mother Of Mrs Constance Ber-
geron. Mrs. NJ. Elizabeth Kirkley
and John C. o'Brien. She also is
survived by several grandchildren
and great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the Sson Wheeler
Funeral Home, 1881 East Montgom-
cry ave. Rockville pike, Rockville,
Md. where the rosary will be re-
cited Monday, January =, at S:3O
pm. Services at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rockville, Md, Tuesday,
January ). where REQUIEM mass will
be offered at 10 am. Interment Holy
Rood Cemetery.
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nAOSEn' NAhL y. Members Of Car
A.A roll Council No. 377,
,AkzzA ned Of the death q
N3/X SER, and are requested
~ to assemble on Tuesday
January 3. 4 pm. Il
Gawler's Funeral Home. 1856 Penn
ave NV. Tor the recitation OF The
rosary for the repose Of his soul,
JOSEPH J. CURRAN.
MICHAEL KoscIW. '
Financial secy.
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80 H st. ne, at s pm. Monday,
January 3, 1861, for ritual and
prayers for our departed Brother
1t. BRADSHAW Z. VoWLES,
1t. ROBERT r. BROOKS sRousH'
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dss. pscem6er al 1850, CT Charles HsiIa
BoGGS. Sr., beloved husband OF
father Of William E., John john r eosTsS ana
Charles = Boess. .ir., and Mary d.
Malta, brother Of Dorothy Dumas
and Helen. Knapp. Friends may call
ct the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, 131 11th st. Sc. until
a.nfx. Requiem mass at st. Mar
garet's Church, Seat Pleasant, Md,
at IL am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mt. Olivet ceme-
terry. Rosary on Monday at s pm,
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SHRIvER, ALBERT Z. On Friday De.
ssmSffT sHRfyTER 80; o. lsS 1870; cs,LB ALBERT 3
beloved husband Of Marie L. Shriyei
FuaeraI un ,a'ner from Of r. Roger A: A: shriver
Home, 1891 18th st. NV, on Tues.
gay. January 8. 1851, at $50 am
neQulem mass at st. Matthews ca.
Sl Snearal at 10 am. Interment Noun,
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Georgetown University Hos
pital doctors are testing new
machine which saved a mans
life by starting up his heart
five times during a two-houT
period.
The patient, Lester F. Gar
rison, 81, of Vienna, Va, is
recuperating at the hospital
today after the struggle against
death just two weeks ago.
Mr.. Garrison was admitted
to the hospital with a dilatec
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New Tool Saves Victim
OF Sold Heart Failure

aorta, a swelling of the main
heart artery leading to the
rest of the body. Surgery cor
rected this.
But Just two weeks ago he
suffered a coronary attack
and his heart stopped. Doctors
massaged his heart externally
and then placed him under
the new machine, known as g
cardiactivator.
The cardiactivator reminds
one of a miniature pile driver
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pressure to the chest a green
light flashes. Should more pres
sure than required be applied
a red warning light flashes in
stead.
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with a plunger that goes up
and down in a steady rhythm,
each stroke pushing at the
heart.
1t was developed by William
j. Mullikin, 1888 Twenty
fourth street NV, who also
invented the first portable iron
lung and a system of portable
traffic lights used by the Dis
trict to control traffic at func-
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tions such as the Watergate
concerts.
The cardiactivator is used to
apply measured and regular
pressure to the heart to get ii
started again. Doctors believe
this is better than doing it by
hand because it is hard to meas
ure each stroke exactly with
manual massage.
Each time the machine ap-
plies the correct amount OF
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Turks Buy Jupun Ships

ANKARA-Turkey is buying
seven new ships from Japan
six passenger-cargo vessels and
one tanker.
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DEAF MAN PERFECTS
SMALLEST HEARING AID

Silver Spring, Md-(SpecialA remarkable midget hearing
aid has been perfected by who has been hard of hearing
for nearly ten years.
This small aid has dangling cords transmitting
units and represents unusual idea and design prod
uCt for the hard of hearing.
is especially made for those people who hear but
understand This hearing instrument provides "earlev
hearing with the picking speech sounds televson,
and radio his rather than transmier located in the
wearers clothing
Due the of ransisOrs, the is extremely
low and the instrument weighs approximately 4 1t is
about the size of a sewing thimbe
Write to Irwin Sealfon of & A Hearing Center. 942l
Ca Ave. Silver Spring Nd call JU 2727 for full inoma
ton without any obligation whatever.
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-09
D 1853
CHEVROLET 2-DR.
1893 1904

These cors recently received from State
Bcord of Health. They have been driven by
Sfofe Nurses and ore in excellent condition.
Low Mileage. Clean Cors. A Real Borgoin
Evening star., 1961-05-15
c. g. SLOAN 4 CO., NC, Est, Ia0I
Aucti0neers-AppFAiSeFR

LARGE ESTATE AND STORAGE SALE
HIGH GRADE OFFICE FURNITURE IN FINE
CONDITION INCLUDING WALNUT EXECUTIVE
FLAT TOP DESK WITH SECRETARY SLIDE.
WALNUT FLAT TOP AND SWIVEL DESK CHAIR
OF Brown TOP GRAIN LEATHER WITH up
H0LSTERED LOOSE SEAT CUSHION AND up
HOLSTERED BACK AND ARMS, 8 WALNUT
ARM CHAIRS WITH LEATHER SEATS AND
BACKS, WALNUT PHONE STAND, WALNUT
END AND LAMP TABLES, WALNUT COSTUMERS.
White painted metal patio and four
plack metal dinette table dinin9
room furniture and
lamp tables mahogany, walnut
occasional chairs Hollywood
and other sofas; o'~ ~O-7
Pine Chinese size other Oriental rugs domestic
ana summer rugs paintings prints
i've OLD china glassware and " -
ALL TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
SLOANS GALLERIES., tbs 18th ST. NV, ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, STARTING AT 10
AM, BY ORDER OF COLONIAL STORAGE COM
PANY AND OTHER CONSIGNORS
On View Tuesday. May 16th-Terms, Cash
Evening star., 1961-05-15
500 Woodward Building,
WaGhinSfnn

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 99, ,327,
Adminhstration.-This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, of
the State of Maryland, has OBJ
tained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
OF Administration on the estate Of
ABRAHAM HOFFMAN, also known
as ABE HOFFMAN, late of the
District Of Columbia, deceased, Ali
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the
Bird day Of November, AID. 1861
Otherwise they may by law be ex.
eluded from the benefit Of said es-
tate. Given under my hand this
3rd day Of May, 1861. ALBERT
FREDERICK HOUSER, $500 Riggs
Road, HyattSVille. Maryland. (Seal)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.
REGISTER Of Wills for the District
OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
CouIt. myS,l6,22