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AxeI Wenner-Gren, 80,
Dies; Rich IndustrioIist

STOCKHOLM, Nov. IS (AP) .
.-Axel Leonard Wenner- Gren.
80, a Swedish farm boy whose
super-salesmanship helped him
to amass one of the worlds big
geSt fortunes in far-flung lands,
died yesterday of cancer.
The United States Govern
ment estimated his personal
wealth at 81 billion several
years ago. but Mr.. Wenner-
Gren repeatedly declined to Of
fer an estimate himself.
"All that is required to make
a million dollars is hard work,
elf-discipline and common
sense" he once said.
Death came at the Red Cross
Hospital here where the Ameri-
can-born wife of the interna-
tional financier, the former
Marguerite Gauntier, was le-
ported under treatment for an
illness of an undiscloSed ma
ture.
Stomach Tumor Revealed
An operation earlier revealed
that the Swedish industrialist
and philanthropist was suffer
ing from a stomach tlmor that
had spread to the liver. He had
been under treatment for about
a month.
Mr.. Wenner-Gren met his
bride to-be aboard a trans
Atlantic ocean liner and they
were married in 1914. They had
no children.
1t was believed that Mr..
Wenner-Gren provided in his
will for continuation of his vast
scientific and health philan-
thropic activities m anaged
through a Stockholm founda-
ton.
Estimates of his donations in
such work in Sweden, the United
States and other countries range
between $25 and $50 million.
His associated foundations in
clude the Wenner-Gren Foun-
dalton for Anthropolitical Re-
search in New York City.
Mr.. Wenner-Gren launched
his sprawling network of inter-
national corporations from his
pre-World War I Swedish home
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In Mfntnrianr

HUGHES. MARTIN J. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband, MARTIN
j, HUGHES, who passed away eight
years ago today. November 25. 1858.
LOVING WIFE. ETHEL.
JONES. HATTIE. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, HATTIE JONES,
who left US twenty-seven years ago
today, November %. 1884.
We have only a memory, dear
Mother,
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness will live forever
las we treasure the memory Of you.
MRS; LENA PALMER. LORETTA
KELLEY, EDWARD J. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear son and brother,
EDWARD j. KELLEY. who passed
away four years ago today, No
vember %, 1857.
Anniversary mass at st. Aloyslus
Church at Sis am.
Gone, but not forgotten.
May ne rest in peace.
MOTHER, SISTERS AND BROTH
Frs.
kENDRICK, MATILDA F. A. (AUNT
I IL In loving memory. Of our
DRICk tAUNT TILLIE), who de-
5Sa oyem n TINS ne I've years ago today,
HER rI DEVOTED CHILDREN, KATIE
MUNDARAY. ELLEN MAE. In loving
memory Of my dear niece. ELLEN
MARIE MUNDARAY. who passed
4MaS 94y years rs ago to-day No
mother and my beloved mother
cannot say, l must not say
That you are dead, you're Just away:
With a, CHEEKY smile. a wave of the
hand,
n
And left me dreaming how fair
Its needs must be. since you linger
there.
So I think of you fsring on.
AS dear in the love of there as the
love Of here;
! think OF you still as the same.
And say. you are not dead, you re
YOUR DEVOTED AUNT. EUDoRA
JOHN S. In tender and
l I1HM mgep p9TyS 81 ny dear husband;
this life thirteen years ago TO-DAY
November %, 1913.
are my most cherished thoughts,
DEVOTED WIFE. MAE.
REINSMITH, LEROY A. In loving
memory 81 my husband. LEROY
A. REINSM1TH. who passed away
SNeA9 oHO bONdSs NUNGUlDeT 20.
You're sadly missed.
] loved you, but could not save you
GOD gave me strength to face ii
Ana courage to carry on.
In loving memories.
WIFE, BETTY REINSMTTH.
SMALLWOOD, ALFRED. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, AL
FRED SMALLWOOD. who departed
this life seventeen years ago today,
November 25, 1914.
Though absent, you are ever near.
Kept close by memories hold dear:
Still loved still missed,
But in my heart, through memory,
We shall never part.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MABEL Ed
MONDS SMALLWOOD.
SMITH, THOMAS. In memory Of my
dear husband THOMAS SMITH,
who passed away five years ago
today November %, 1856.
The call was sudden, the shock
severe
never thought such grief was near:
l. who have lost. can only tell
The pain Of parting without fare
LOVING WIFE. HARRIET.
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appliance firm which marketed
cleaners and refrigerators.
Canadian Dream Failed
He plunged into his biggest
venture in 1956-reportedly a
81 billion idea-with visions of
an industrial empire in North
east British Columbia which
involved a huge hydro-electric
project on the Peace River, $50
miles north of Vancouver, and a
700-mile railroad from Prince
George to the Yukon border.
His plans for the Canadian
province hit stalemate, how
ever, and today there is little
to see as fruits Of his dreams.
Mr.. Wenner-Gren was born
on a farm near the Swedish
west coast town of uddevalla
and studied economies in Der.
lin after schooling in Sweden.
He helped construct the first
Swedish-made vacuum cleaner
in 1912, building an initial in
vestment of $4,000 into a firm
capitalized at $1.2 million in
1928 through a smooth-working
sales system. ASsociates-who
called him the worlds greatest
salesman recalled that he
once got an order for 100 of
the appliances in a telephone
booth.
BlackliSted by U. S.
Later he ranged into timber
silver, Diet pills and got a con-
tract for installing lights at
the Panama Canal. He became
a big-time dairy producer in
Mexico at 10, then sold out
those and telephone interests
in that country to invest in the
monorail overhead railroad
project which has conducted
tests in Texas and California.
Mr.. Wenner-Gren was said to
have hated war and put his
thoughts into a book called
Appeal to Everybody" just be-
fore World War II. He was
blacklisted by the United
States during the war for do
ing business with the Nazis.
Those close to him described
him as modest and frugal in
his habits and fond of persons
in music and literary fields. In
recent years he directed his op-
erations primarily from an es-
tate in the Bahamas but main
tanned homes in several coun-
tries.
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HIT Mfntnriattt

ISABELLE AND JOSEPH H.
In loving memory of our dear par
ents, ISABELLE AND JOSEPH H
BRANSON. who died November %
1858, and November 6, 1852, re-
Spectively.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by;
Deep IN our hearts a memory is kept
or the ones we loved and can never
forget
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS AND
SON-INLAW
BASIL A. In loving mem
DRY Of my beloved husband, BASIL
A. BRAXTON, who passed away
vember 25. 1899.
Twenty-Five years have passed since
that sad day
When the one l loved was called
away;
God took him home, it was His will,
But in my heart he liveth still.
LOVING WIFE, BEATRICE.
GREGORY, ELIZABETH c. In sacred
ABETH C. GREGORY, who departed
THIS life fifteen years ago today,
November %. 1916.
Just a loving thought,
Just solemn tear;
God alone knows how much we still
NAoo Jb0
At the end Of fourteen long years
HER FRIENDS, MRS. MARIE G.
JACKSON AND MRS. MARY F.
TURNER.
ELIZABETH c. In sacred
memory of our dear mother and
grandmother. ELIZABETH C. GREG
DRY. who left US fifteen years ago
today, November 25. 1915.
She lives within the many hearts
OF those who loved her best,
Whose lives she frightened day by
day
More than she ever guessed.
she walked serene with peaceful
To. meet the setting sun,
Her hand in Gods and unafraid
To let His will be done.
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
HALL, AUSTIN J., Sr. In loving mem
Dry OF my dear husband and our
father, AUSTIN j. HALL. ST.. who
passed away five years ago today,
November 25, 1855
God only knows how much miss
you
Never shall your memory fade,
And my thoughts wander daily
10 the SPOT where you are laid,
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND Chill
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say DR.. Rosenberg was consid-
cred one of the foremost Rus
sian English photographers
dictionary compilers in tn
country. When he was with the
Air Force he drew up an ex-
tensive dictionary of Russian
and English aeronautical terms.
DR.. Rosenberg leaves only
one nephew, Fima Rosenberg,
last reported living in Givat
Bremen, Israel.
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R. A. Shaw, 48, Salesman,
Montgomery Civic Leader

bon, N. j., and a sister, Mrs.
H. Warrington, of MARI
ton, N. j.
Services will be at 2 pm,
Monday at the Grace Episcopal
Church, 1907 Grace Church
road, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Park Lawn Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements q
e nrws.

Announcements of
Services by Chambers
Drurey, James o. W. W. Chambers Co.
HansbrOugh,
William W. w. Chambers Co.
Dunlap, Paul r. W. W. Chambers Co
BarOne, Arnaldo / W. W. Chambers Co.
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FRAvEL, JOHN H. Suddenly. on

FhANEL, JOHN II. Suddenly, on
thursday. November %. 1861. All
Druid City Hospital. Tuscaloosa,
Ala. JOHN H. FRAVEL Of IA Graf
ton St. Chevy Chase, Nd, beloved
husband Of Lillian D. Fravel father
Of Mrs. Fred c.. Philpitt of Be
Lhesda' Nd, and grandfather of
Donna Jean Philpitt. He also Is
survived by his nephew. Charles G.
Derry. and his son-in-law. Fred 3
Philpitt. Friends are invited 10
can at Hysong,s Funeral Home. 1900
November 25. Funeral services viii
be held at the Luther Place Me-
mortal Church 14th st. at Thomas
Slrcle and Vermont ave. W, on
Monday, November -, at II noon
Interment at Hillsborn Va SG
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FRANCIS 4S;t2I: HoNoRA !: Suddenly, on

F Fngfsday' A ESyf@per E ~ laS
FRANCIS OF 1907 Robinson place,
Falls Church. Va. wife Of the
late 1t. Col. Martin Z. Francis,
mother Of Curtis E Francis Of Falls
Church Va, and sister OF Mrs.
Katherine Keller OF Plymouth, Ind
She also is survived by two grand
children. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va. where
services will be held On Monday.
November ~ at 13:i5 pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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MARTIN. MAMIE r On ia.

VI IIN, MAMIE r. On Friday, No
veneer "a, 1861, at the Sacred
Heart Home in Hyattsville, Nd,
MAMIE r. MARTIN, formerly. Of
sister OF Mrs. Thomas Adams OF
Drayden and the late DR., Caro-
line Martin. the late Mrs. Emma
Ooerry and the late Charles j. Mar
ih. Remains resting at the Mat
tlngley Funeral Home, Leonard
Town Nd. Requiem mass at ST
SSonn s Hollywood. at 10 am. Mon
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washington, U. I.
Saturday, November Is, 1861
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GLADDEN.. GEORGE ?. on Eridar

H H9qyePmBsy "a 1861, GEORGE r ?
husband Of the late Mrs. Ida Glad
den. He leaves four devoted chill
aren; Mrs. ANNA Swanson, Mrs.
Pear! Ransome, Mrs. Lucille Clarke
ana MIS-; Alma Mulligsn; three
George Foster and Charles Kan.
some; sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Dol
man; ten Observation-Disclosures four
nieces, five nephews and other -ela-
I'VE LIVES and friends: Friends may
tween and 10 pm. at the funeral
nome OF Alexander s. Pope Ala
10Th st: Sc, where the rosary will
5e recited at, 2 pm. Requiem
dad agyh mass Mass VIII be sung on Tues
q. Luke's Catholic Church. 1895
EAST Capitol st. Interment Mount
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MORTON. EDWARD J. On r,

MORTON Of i44 tPG Harvard sRYA st. , " J..
husband OF Ida Morton and father
OF EDWARD J. Morton, jr. Also
Surviving are a niece. Mamie r.
friends. From 8 to 10 D M SIIn6aV
November %. friends may cali Fl
the Brooks & Allen Funeral Home
18th st. and Florida ave. nv
wnere services will be held on
lnterment Harmony Memorial PsrR
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Thursday, November ~. 96i. al at
Ala, JOHN H. FRhVEi of "a Graf
ton ST., Chevy Chase, ND. beloved
father Of Mrs. Fred G. Philpitt OF
Bethesda, Nd. and grandfather Of
Donna Jean Philpitt He also is
survived by HIS nephew. Charles c
Derry and mis- son-in-law, Mr.. Fred
c. PhilDitt. Friends are invited 10
call at Hysong's Funeral Home,
1900 n st. NV. after pm. Satur.
day. November 25. where services
Will be held on Monday, November
"a. al II noon. Interment at Hills
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day. November 80. 1861, at George.
town University Hospital ELIZA
BETH n. FRYE Of $50 2Ist ST, ne,
Apt. II. devoted wife of Walter r
Frye. She also leaves to mourn
their loss four sisters, Mrs, Geneva
Corbett, Mrs. Hattie z. Butler. Mrs
Rosetta Taylor and Mrs. Htlda NJ
Lee; four brothers, Lawrence. Rob.
ert. James and William Ingram, and
Remains resting at the John II
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home, 3Ol5
18th st. ne. where friends MAY
call after ] pm. Sunday. November
~. Funeral services on Monday
Providence Baptist Church 15tb ' st
and Kentucky ave. Sc, the Rev
O. E. Stevenson officiating. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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"i Noysn,b fKED 81 Ids On ThgTsday

November 80, 1861. FREp Of. SIC /
GERST of 4313 2lst st. ne" he
loved husband of Anna H. Gerst,
tlther Of Robert P Gerst and Mrs,
LOIS Ann Youngblood and grand
father Of Anna Melynne Young
blood. Friends may cali al the Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol I4th
81. NV. after 12 noon SATURDAY.
November 25 tparking facilitiesj
services at the above funeral home
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry 90
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a, 1861 sALiIE IA Mo 55SsE' Of SfOy Emp
Half ST. s.w., devoted wife of Mar
celous Moore. sister Of James Free
man and niece Of Frank Bailey Of
baltimore, Nd; Elder James Joe
BAILEY Of Washington, D. C., and
also is survived by other rslatives
and friends. After / pm. SUNDAY
November &c, friends may cali at
Inc Frazier Funeral Home, 3S0
Rhode Island ave. NV. where the
rnosaIv VIII be recited at 7:3O pm
SrayerS will be offered on Monday,
November -, at 10 am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemefnrv 5e I'e
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CROWELL. JOSEPH H. On Frida,

November "a, 1851, JOSEPH M
CROWELL, beloved husband Of
Theresa Crowell and father OF Mrs.
Margaret Cross. Relatives and
neral Home. 1891 14th st. nv.
from 3 to } pm. and to pm
Saturday and Sunday. Reuuiem
mass at the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart on Monday. November ~.
at 10 am. Interment Gate Of
Heaven Cemetery. %
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COURTNEY. VIRGIE. on Thursday,
November 90, 1861. vIRGIE COURT
NEY Of Midland. Va, sister OF
Pearl Cooper. Alberta Payne. Ethel
Kincheloe and Carol Courtney. Re
rerai Home Homes Frsd e SrpS w va
Funeral on Sunday, November %,
at pm, from the Mount Carmel
Baptist Church. Midland Va. In
terment church cemetery. 25
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November 25, 1861. SARAH LEVEN.
SON OF 223O Both place NV, be.
loved mother Of Mrs. Eleanor Wilke,
OF Silver. Spring, Md; Edward Lev.
epson. OF Miami Beach, Fla, anc
carr Levenson of Norfolk. Va. she
Fanny Segel Of Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. Rebeeca Reines. Mrs. Jessie All.
lentuck, Mrs. Anna Arnold and Mrs
Alex Tempchin; two brothers Sam.
uel Freedman of Worcester, Mass
and Carl M Freedman. and five
Rrandchlldren. Mrs. IseYenson rests
az the Bernard Danzansky a. Scns
Funeral Home. 35O1 14th ST. NV
Memorial week, $500 Ross nd. Sill
yer Spring, Nd. Notice Of funeral
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Wednesday, November -. 1861, at
the Washington Hospital Center,
WILLIAM s. CLENDENIN Of 5iOi
South ,Sth St, Arlington, Va. be-
loved husband Of Marion A. Glen
denim and father of William S. III,
Michael G. and Brian T. Clendenin,
and brother Of Mrs. Fay horton OF
petroit. Mich. and Ralph Clendenin
O., tampa. Fla. He also is survived
may call at the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington. Va, where there will be
9 recitation OF the rosary at SPIN.
Sunday. November &c. Requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am.
Monday, November %. at St. AIMS
Church, Arlington. VI Interment
MOUNT Olivet Cemetery Washing
TOP: D; c. tRichmond, Ind, pa
pers please copyl %
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November =. 1851, at her r' resi- resi-.
dtnce, 1885 California st. NV. be-
loved mother of Mr.. Ernest l.
Chambers. Mr.. Benjamin Burke and
MT. jeff Burke: She also is sur
Lincoln; one nephew. Henry Bur-
CESS, and other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3ol5 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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MURPHY. CAPT. WILLIAM rs~

Ell; CAPI. WILLIAM j., USN
-, 1851, at the Bethesda Naval
b bhY USN Cretirsd), beloved nus
father OF Mrs. John Gill of wash
1ngton. D., c.. Mrs. Francis L.
Smoot .Cf Washington. y. C.: Mrs
Bruce Acheson of hollywood, Calf .
Malter @. Distler. lr., OF Worcester
Mass, and Mrs. William P. Brown
OF Greenwich, Conn; brother ri
rear Admiral Charles Murphy 81
LOS Angeles, Calf: Frank j. Murphy
.. D. ,sacTamento; Calf. and Mrs
Friends may call at Gawler's Chanel
100 Pa. ave. NV: courtesy park.
fered at st. Thomas Apostle Cath.
olc Church. 9th st. and Wcodiey
r. NV on Tuesday. November 81
az 10 am. Interment with ful
military honors, Arlington Nstiona
cemetery. In lieu of flowers con.
charity ~ Ae'oiltS
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ONoUE. DAISY REED. On Friday

November "a. 1861, Daisy REED
ONQUE OF 1899 Addison Chapel
rd., wife Of the late Rev. Samuel
j. Onque, devoted mother of Theo-
core W. and Earl T. Onuue Of st.
Mrs. Violette o. Blake of East
orange. N. j.. and Mrs. Beatrice o.
Potts OF Modesto. Calf Also sur
viying are seven grandchildren. four
teen Observation-Disclosures three
great-great-grandchildren one niece.
Mrs. Emilia DOWN. OF New York
CITY. and other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure. Inc. 90
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CoFFIN. FRANCES y: On Thursday.

cSFFfS of 7o5 'G East FS cspiidi ST. T.
widow of the late oliver II. Coffin,
mother of Oliver T. Coffin. Mrs.
Ethel c. King and Mrs. Alice j.
BBadburn. She also is survived BY
Tour grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home 4th ST.
and Mass. ave. ne. where services
viii be held on Monday. November
~ at 80 am. Interment Con-
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MARTIN. MARY e. on rridar N

"A HsI,hN MARY E; On Friday, No
Heart Home, HyattSville Md, MARY
Z. MARTIN. sister OF Mrs. Thomas
Adams of Drayden. Nd. Friends
may call at the Mattingley Funeral
home, Leonardtown, Nd, where
prayers will be said on sunday
November 20. at s pm. Mass viii
De said on Monday. November -,
az 10 am, at st. Johns Church,
hollywood, Nd. Interment church
cemetery. %
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MONTGoMER

Wednesday, NovemibeeI A 20 TIoe1 o.
her residence. Grayton, Nd, LAIR
G. MONTGOMERY, wife of viii
liam Thomas Montgomery. mothe,
Of Matte Keys, Sarah Quaco, Ross
Rollins, Mamie Catcher, Ethe
EIsnklin; Grant Cunningham, Mel
Seph, Mary and Ezekiel MONTGOMERY
sister OF Rosa Lee Carter, Moses
isaiah and Grant Cunningham. SIN
also is survived by fifty-two grand
children; two ereat-grandchiidren
!n-law. After / pm. SATURDAY
November 25, friends may cali a
her above late residence. Funers
services will be held at the OsJ
Grove Baptist Church On Sunday
WWoVemmoer ~; at pm, the Rev
ment church cemetery. Arrange
ments by johnson q Innkins
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DADE. HENRY. On WEDNESDAY, No

venber 30, 1861, at Freedmen $
Hospital. HENRY DADE, father Of
Ms. Ida Harris and grandfather
Of Mrs. Bettye Pontoom Mrs Hilda
Helms and Mrs. Gloria Wheeler.
He also is survived by nine great
grandchildren. son-in-law. Mr.
Robert Harris; several nieces and
nephews. Friends may call at the
Greene Funeral Home, SI4 Franklin
St, Alexandria, Va, after IL noon
Saturday. November rs. Services at
the Bethlehem Baptist Church. Gum
bp5inRs, Va, Sunday, November IS,
at 30 pm. Jnterment Snowden
Cemetery. the Rev. H. NJ. Chapman
officiating %
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DE HART. CLAUDE HENRY. Sud

1851. at the home Of ' his dsuRhter
Route l.. Chantilly. Va, CLAUDE
HENRY DE HART. father Of Claude
W. De Hart of Aide, va; Mrs
Vera O. Simmons Of Chantilly. va. /:
Arman lie James E. De Hart OF
Columbus Air Force Base. Column
bps, Miss. and Gerald C. De Hart
OF Herndon. Va. He also is survived
BY nine grandchildren; brother Of
Charles F. De Hart OF Ashburn, Va
James @ De Hart Of Juneau, Alaska
and John De Hart OF Clarksburg
Nd. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home. "a Eden St. Hern-
6 6eR az va wnsre m5 sefyiSe' VIII be
81. Interment Union Cemetery.
LeesburR, Va. 2s
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FISHBACK. FREDERICK COLEMAN,

MD; On Thursday, November 50,
1861, at his residence, 35l5 Glen
FREDERICK COLEMAN FISRBACK.
beloved husband of Kathleen r.
EiShback. father of Mrs. Kathleen
HempStone, Frederick c. Fishback,
Mrs. Barbara Wolfe. Memorial
services will be held at Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave ma, on Mon
day. November -, at 10 am. In
terment private. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made 10 Chill
dren's Hospital. "a
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NE9 0SFS p, 1851; DORA TMT n. M4!
voted daughter OF Mrs. Ada
Jones. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends, After
] pm. Sunday. November %, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST. NV
where services will be held at is
noon Monday, November -. Inter
ment WoodlaWn CemPtery 80
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serEt;, Met. Police Dept. retired,
Suburban Hospital. RALPH WHIT
NEW CREEL, Sr.. Of lO4OS Montrose
ave, Bethesda, Md. husband of Eliz-
abeth Heffner Creel, father OF Mrs.
Francis L. Carter and Ralph W
CTeel. IT.; son of the late Anna s.
Creel and Clarence S. Creel,
and brother of Clarence s. and
Melvin P. Creel and the late
Mrs. Mary W. Scheuch. There also
are five grandchildren. Mr.. Creel
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. where ssrvice
will be held on Monday. November
%, at 1890 am. (parking facili-
ties). Interment Darnestown Pres
byterian Church Cemetery, Darnes-
town, Nd. Friends may visit at
the funeral home any time after
3 pm. Saturday %
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CbClL l. BURROUGHS. Secretary.
HARDER. STEPHEN. On Friday, No.
yember "a. 1861. at Mount Alto
Hospital. STEPHEN HARDER of
ll9Ol Georgia ave. Wheaton, Nd.
beloved husband of Marina Feehan
Harder. He also Is survived by three
nieces and three nepheWs. Friends
may call at the S. H Hines Co
Funeral Home. 1901 I4th ST NV,
after am. Monday. November 81
Prayers at the above funeral home
on Wednesday, November 20, at
$3.50 am. parking facilities: thence
to st. Paul's Catholic Church, 18th
and V SITS. NV. where the holy
sacrifice of the mass will Re Of
fered at 10 am for the repoSe Of
his soul. Interment Admission Ma
tional Cemetery. %
HUBsCHER, CARMEN ROY. Officers
sasfNGA ana members Of Cheverly
A4tA Post. No. los. the Amer
6kfAA lean Legion, are notified
- Of the death OF CARMEN
y& ROY HUBSCHER. Amer
Mk$EsB lean Legion services viii
be held at the Rinaldi Fu-
neral Home, 14OO Georgia ave. NV,
on Sunday. November 90 1861 Al
$ pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tionsl Cemetery on Monday. No
RUSSELL GROVE. Commander
LEON COUTURE, Adiutant. 90
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LETCHER, JANE d. On Friday. No.
vember "a. 1851 at the Wash
ington Hospital Center. JANE b
LETCHER of 1880 Langley court
NV; beloved wife of Joseph NJ
Davenport. Iowa, and Mrs. Williem
E. Vaughan of Tampa, Fla. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1856
Pa. ave. NV. courtesy parking on
positel: Mass will be Offered at
the Church Of the Annuncistiop
1850 Massachusetts, ave, NV on
Monday, November ~, at a:3O am,
interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. %