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Irving c. White Dies;
U. S. Industry Expert

Irving Clough White, a re-
tired industrial specialist with
the Commerce Departments
business and defense service,
died Thursday at the WASH
jngton Hospital Center.
Mr.. White, a native Of
Nashua, N. H, was graduated
with honors from Brown Uni
versity in 1916. He served in
World War 1. after which he
was engaged in the mining and
motion picture industries in
Mexico for Is years.
Mr.. White moved to the
District in 1912 when he began
work for the War Production
Board. At the time of his re-
tirement in 1857 he was the as
sistant to the director Of the
automotive division of the
Business and Defense Services
Administration, U. S. Depart
ment of Commerce. He lived
at 1920 Twentieth street NV.
A member Of Phi Beta Kappa
national scholastic honorary
fraternity and Delta Kappa Ep-
silon social fraternity. Mr..
White also was a past presi-
dent of the Mexico City chap
ter of the American Legion.
He leaves his wife, Dorothy,
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1t. Col. A. F. Chrzonowski,
European, Korea Veteran

didate School shortly before
World War II,
In 1857, he came to Wash
ington as education specialist
at Arlington Hall Station from
Frankfurt, Germany, where he
was with Plans and Operations
of the European Command.
Although he retired from the
Army two years ago, Col Chr
zanowski stayed on at Airing
ton Hall as post education ad-
wiser.
Col. Chrzanowski was presi-
dent of the Arlington Hall Sta
ton Bowling League and bowled
with other area leagues. and
was an active member of st.
Bernadette's Catholic Church
of Springfield.
He leaves his wife, Gene
We've: a son, Anthony. jr., Is,
and a daughter, Carol, 16. of
the home address; another son
Michael, on duty with the Army
in Frankfurt; three brothers,
Frank ShanoSky of Windsor
Lock. Conn, and Joseph and
Stanley of Rockville. Conn,
and two sisters, Mrs. Mary
Dowgiewicz of Rockville, Conn,
and Mrs. Anna Downey OF
Hartford, Conn.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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George E. West,
Retired Butcher

George Edward West, IS, a
butcher at the New Center
Market for % years, died yes
terday at his home, 1924 Deca-
tur street NV.
Mr.. West was brought to
Washington from his native
Brooklyn, N. Y, at the age Of 2.
He was graduated from District
public schools. .
He became a butcher after
service in World War. I, and
retired in 1859.
Mr.. West was a member of
the American Legion and the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Union of North America.
He leaves his wife, Margaret,
of the home address; two
brothers. Harry B., of Wheaton,
Md, and Charles F., of the
District; a son, George Edward.
jr, OF Hyattsville, and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am.
Tuesday at the Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Ex-Teuchers
Organizing
In County

A chapter of the Retired
Teachers Association is being
organized in Montgomery
County under the leadership of
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley, who has
teaching in Rockville, Nd, for
80 years.
Maryland's Mother Of the
Year for 1857, Mrs. Barnsley Of
ficially retired from teaching
in 1851. However, she still works
as a substitute teacher in Rock
vile elementary schools.
The first meeting Of the re-
tired teachers has been set for
10 am, October 81, at the
Board of Education building in
Rockville.
Goals for the group will in
clude influencing high school
students to enter the teaching
profession. welcoming new
teachers to the county and the
study of legislation relating to
active and retired teachers.
All teachers who have retired
from the county's school sys-.
TEN are invited to attend the
first meeting and help organize
the chapter.
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Mrs. Ashford,
District Resident
For so Years

Mrs. Cora Lee Ashford. 96,
a resident of the District for
over so years. died yesterday
at her home, 1929 veazey street
NV, after a long illness.
A native of Fairfax County
Va. and window of George S
Ashford who died in 1923, she
was the former Cora Mitchell.
Until a few years ago Mrs
Ashford was an active member
of the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets
NV. Her hobbies were gard
ening and needlework.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs
Dorothy Ashford Hiser, of the
home addresses.
Funeral services will be al
2 pm. Tuesday at the First
Congregational Church and
burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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Downtown Toronto
Has Bomb Score

TORONTO, Sept. 30 (AP) -
A downtown section of Toron-
to was cleared Of traffic for a
time today when a parcel be-
lieved to contain a bomb was
found sitting on top Of mail
box at Queen and Jarvis streets.
The parcel, addressed to j.
Edgar Hoover, head of the
United States Federal Bureau
of Investigation, was noticed by
a police constable who said he
thought it was vibrating. Police
later said the vibration was
caused by passing streetcarS.
The package was found to con-
tain only junk.
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Anurtltnna

HELD. REBECcA. There will be an
unveiling Of 9 memorial in memory
Of REBEcCA HELD on SUNDAY, DC
tober s. 1861, at pm, at Kins
and friends invited. l.7.S
MAGNUS. FRIEDA There will be an
ory Of FRiEDA MAoNUs on sun
at the b. c. Lodge Cemetery. 1898
18th place sc. Relatives ana
friends invited.
MASON, MAURICE L. There will be
RICE L. MASON at King David
Memorial Garden, Falls Church, Va.
on Sunday. october s. 1861, at II
am. Friends and relatives invited.
MUsHNsKY, SOPHIE. There will be
an unwilling Of a memorial in low
ing memory OF SOPHIE MUSLIN
SKY on Sunday. October s; 1851,
Cemetery. Alabama ave. Relatives
and friends invited. LIS
SILVER, ESTHER d. The unveiling
will be held on SUNDAY. October
S. 1861, at ! Am. at The South
east Hebrew COMPENSATION Cemetery.
WIENER. ISRAEL. There will be an
unVeiline of a memorial in memory
OF ISRAEL WIENER on Sunday. Oc-
tober s. 1861, at | pm, at GeorRe
washington Cemetery. Aguduth
Achim Congresat alton. Friends and
relatives invited is
YEAGER. SAMUEL. Their, viii be an
unwilling of monument to the
memory of SAMUEL YEAGER. be-
loved husband Of Ethel Yeager and
father OF Morris Yeager and Julia
Lee Kan. on Sunday. October &,
1861. at . pm. at the Adss Israel
Cemetery, 400 Alabama ave. sc.
RelatiVes and friends invited. IL
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1t. Col. Anthony F. ChrZa-
nowski, 43. a combat veteran of
World War II and the Korean
conflict, died Friday en- route
to Dewitt Army Hospital, Fort
Belvoir, after suffering a heart
attack at his home. 56l3 Ash
drive, Sprinfield, Va.
Col. ChrSanowski served with
the Sd Division during the
Italian campaign in World War
II. He won the Silver Star and
the Bronze Star with two Oak
Leaf clusters. He was captured
in 1914 and held until the end
of the war. In Korea, he again
served with the infantry in
combat.
A native of New Britain,
Conn, Col. Chrzanowski en-
tered the Army in 1889 and was
graduated from Officers Can
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George H. Waltz;
Author, Editor

WESTPORT, Conn, Sept. 80
(AP) George H. Waltz, jr., SIS.
author and former magazine
editor, died today at Norwalk
hospital after a months illness.
Born in New York Mr.. Waltz
was formerly editor of Popular
Science magazine. He also was
the author of several books,
including Jules Verne, the BIZ
ography of an Imagination"
and What Makes a Scientist"
In the last few years, he con-
centrated on writing free lance
articles on a variety of subjects
for national magazines. During
World War II, he was a colonel
in the Army Air Corps.
He is survived by his widow
a daughter and two brothers.
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John R. Waller,
District Banker

Funeral services for John
Robert Waller, a prominent
Washington banker and lawyer
who died yesterday morning,
will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow
at Gawler's Funeral Home,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be in Dubuque,
Iowa.
Mr.. Waller, a native Of Du-
buque, came here during World
War I. He and his brother
Austin founded the Interna-
tional Bank of Washington in
1919. @
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YOUNG. HERMAN n. On Wednesday,
September ~. 1901. at Freedmen'S
Hospital, HERMAN H. YOUNG, huS-
band Of Elva H. Young OF Sl3 South
Rolfe ST., Arlington, Va, father Of
Harold D. and Herman Z. Young
and MarIlyn Y. Butler. He also
is survived by one brother. four
sisters. one son-tn-law. one daugh-
ter-in-law and q host Of other rela-
lives and friends. Mr.. Young may
be seen at the Chinn Funeral Home.
26u5 Shirlington rd., Arlington. Va.
after q pm. Sunday, October l..
Funeral services at ~ noon Mon
day. October .. at St. Johns Bap-
tist Church. Columbia pike and
South Scott st., Arlington, Va, the
Rev. Reuben Minor officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
YoUSG LENORA DUVALL. On Fri
day. September 20. 1861, LENORA
DUVALL YOUNG Of 2h5O0 Oak
drive, Damascus. Nd. beloved wife
OF Atwood G. Young and sister Of
Mrs BERTHE Grimes and Frank z.
Duvall. Mrs. Young rests at the
DIN L. MolesWorth Funeral Home
Damascus. Nd. where services will
be held on Monday, October 2 at
> pm. Interment Damascus Gene
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of the home address; a son,
Richard, of Springfield, Va:
a brother. Earle, of Arlington,
Mass. and two granddaughters.
Services will be held at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 3072
M street NV, at 2 pm. to-
morrow. Burial will follow at
Arlington Cemetery at 3 pm.
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Mrs. W. A, Strong, ST..
Widow of Publisher

CHICAGO, Sept. 80 (AP).-
Mrs. Josephine Webster Strong,
rs, widow Of a former publisher
Of the Chicago Daily News, died
today of a heart condition in
her suburban Winnetka home
Her husband, Walter A.
Strong. ST., published the Daily
News from 1925 until his death
in 1881.
She leaves a daughter and
three sons. including Walter A.
Strong, jr., publisher of the
Beloit (Wis.) Daily News.
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Garn nf Chunks

ADAMS, CHARLES F.. SR. We wish
TO express sincere Appreciation to
the many friends ana neighbors for
their kind expressions or sympathy
during our recent Bereavement,
THE FAMILY.
late VIOLA H BERRY Acknowledges
the many kind expressions and
favors extended them In the pass
ing Of their beloved mother. Thanks
TO all OF you who contributed.
DAUGHTER. MILDRED B. TWITTY,
BLACKMON. WILLIAM NJ. The family
Of the late WILLIAM NJ. BLACK
MON wishes to express their heart
felt thanks and appreciation 10 the
many friends. neishbors and rela.
tives. who extended kindness and
sympathy during their recent be-
THE FAMILY.
CARTER, DEACoNESs GEORGIA. The
family Of the late DEAcONESS
GEORGIA CARTER wish TO express
their appreciation to the Rev. Carl
list Church, for his consolinE re
marks in our hour Of sadness. We
also wish to thank the officers ana
members of Queen OF Sheba Chap
t Uar Mo MAN. f lfs r. s. for Ii her i inc
expressions Of sympathy, CARDS,
flowers and use Of cars during our
ALBERT CARTER AND FAMILY.
CRoWDY. WILLIAM D.. Jr. Our
heartfelt thanks 10 all who eX-
held ' in our recent cen sorrow % Tor the
beautiful service. floral offerings and
other kindnesses, for which We are
deeply grateful The FAMILY.
HALL, CLIFTON. The family Of the
late CLIFTON HALL, who passed
away September Is, 1861. wishes TO
express its appreciation TO the Rev
erend Robert Harrison. pastor OF the
New Samaritan Baptist Church. and
its many relatives d friends for
the kind expressions Of sympathy
extended during our recent bereave-
by the John 7. nnins' and Co.
MRS. CARRIE HAL, wife and
family.
EDELIN,, EFFIE. The family OF tine
late EFF1E EDELIN, wish to acknowi-
edge with gratitude 10 all their
friends and relatives for theiE acts
Of kindness. caros. telegrsms, floral
tributes, cars, MAGNOLIA Council and
personal services rendered durins
Willis AND ERNEST TAYLOR.
EMBREY, FRANK M. The family Of
our thanks to the Joynes Funeral
Home. the Rev. J C. Freeman, the
Rev: H. ". Travis and Mr.. v;
Yates, Our deep grief was relieved
BY kind words expressed by all.
Our thanks for cards. flowers. cas-.
telephone calls. telegrams and visits
to the home by reletives, friends
MRS. ETA E. EMsREY AND FAM
lily.
HARRIS, LILLE B. The family 0:
the late LILLE B. HARRIS wish
10 express their appreciation to the
Rev. c. T. Murray Of the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church for his elo-
duent and consoling remarks In our
hour OF sadness We also wish 10
thank the soloists. our many friends,
neighbors. co-workers and relatives
for expressions Of sympathy in the
form Of telephone messages. cards.
telegrams. floral tributes and those
who used their cars and for all
other sacrifices rendered. We also
wish to thank the staff OF the Nor
row IL Woodford Funeral Home for
the courtesies that were shown dur
ing our recent bereavement.
MISS SADIE HARRIS AND FAM
lily.
PARKER, ELIZABETH c. The fam
lily Of the late ELIZABETH C.
probation to the friends. neigh
borS and relatives for their expires
sions Of sympathy and other re-
membranes during our recent be
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very oFtsn q cord OF thanks
in The Stor meets g need
which can herdly be solved in
any other w0Y. Net only is
II O SF0eioUs expression OF
gratitude 70 those who hove
sent flerol tributes but also
esurseUsIy acknowledges the
services and kindnessss Of
the many 70 whom O personal
note Of fhenks cannot we'll be
meilsd Or whose MONIES and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF q cord OF Thanks
meY be eronsed by telephone
10 The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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CROSS, MARGARET ALMA. On Fri.

JkOSS, MAkGAkLI ALMA. On FRI
day. September 20. 1851. MAR
GARET ALMA CROSS. mother OF
Anita Brenneman, sister OF Hello
core burst, Mary Hukill, Emma
may call at the Robert A Mat
tinRly Funeral Home. l31 18th st.
Sc. after 3 pm. Sunday, October
/. until Tuesday. October 3, at
1870 am. Requiem mass at the
Holy Family Church. Hillcrest
tiveS and friends invited Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers please make contribu-
tons to the American Cancer So
cifty,
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cLEAVEs. ELIZABETH MAY. On Sat

urday. September 80. 1861. At mel
ELIZABETH MAY CT AYES. beloved
sister Of Mrs. May a. Woodall
Mrs. Ada B. Kelley. AlOnzo r. ano
Charles Cleaves. Funeral services 81
the Simmons Brothers Funera
Home 1861 Good Hope rd. Sc
Parking facilitiesD, on Monday. DC.
tooer :. at IL am. Interment ce.
car Hill Cemetery.
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EVANS, SHIRLEY L. On Friday. Sep
Jember %, 1861, SHIRLEY L.
EVANS Of 1915 Hayes st. ne,
daughter Of Edward and Marion
Evans, sister Of Blanche Evans.
Eranddaushter OF Thomas A. Payne
and niece Of Mrs. Gelen Herans,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ray and Mrs. Flor
ence Coleman. Also surviving are
other relatives and friends Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
Rollins.
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COCHRAN ARCHIE L.. 1t. Col UsA

Ret Suddenly on Friday, September
20. 1851. 1t. COL. ARCHIE L.
COCHRAN of 1921 Redtop road.
Takoma Park, Md, beloved husband
Rits N Ann and ASebis any corhrs Dl
IT.. son OF II. B. ard Mamie Coch-
ran Of Dahlonega. Georgia; brother
% Clarence r. Cochran Of Rome.
Georgia. and rrice {. Cochran. 1t.
Col. USA, Ret, Columbia, South Car
naldi Funeral Home, 74OO Georgia
ave. NV on Monday, October >
from . to 10 pm. Services at the
Fl. Myer Chapel on Tuesday. Octo-
Der 3 at IL am. with full military
nonors. Interment Arlington Nation
al Cemetery.
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st. NV, on September rs, 1861,
beloved husband Of Dorothy NJ
brother OF Earl F. White of Airing
ton, Mass, and grandfather OF
Wendy and Linda White. Services
at Chambers Georgetown Funeral
Home, 3072 NJ st. NV. on Mon
ment Arlington National Gene
tery
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BROOKS, EvLYN p. suddenly. on

BROOKS, EVLYN ? Suddenly. on
Wednesday. September -. 1861, al
the Alexandria Hospital, EVLYN
P. BROOKS Of Presidential Gardens
beloved daughter Of the late Col
Bruno W. and Madeline <. Brooks
Friends may call at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home. 3245 Wilson blvd
parking in rearD. Arlington. Va
A requiem mass will be offered at
st. Rita's Catholic Church, Rus
sell and Glebe rds.. Alexandria. Va,
on Monday. October .. at 1880
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. l
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PARKLAWN CEMETERY
2 sites, good location, $500

TWO CEMETERY LOTS, 4 burial sites
eaen In Martin Luther Sec, Ma
s Onti Memorial Cemetery: near
n'iasSHlh' sacrifice, 81 900 ca. XII.
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JENKINS. ROBERTA ELIZABETH.

Suddenly on Friday. September 20,
1861. ROBERTA ELIZABETH JEN-
KINS of 9l4 snider lane. Silver
Spring, Maryland; wife Of the late
Elmer J. Jenkins: mother OF Mrs
Leon J. Stevens. Mrs. Edward L.
Devlin. Robert A. Joseph W. and
Linda Fay jenkins; sister of Mrs
Jack T. Minnick Mrs. Clarence
Wolfrey MIS- Oscar Powell. Mrs.
Thurman Jones, William H. and
Carl p. Fairfield. There are also
four grandchildren. Mrs. jenkins
rests at the Warner z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Sprins, Maryland where
service will be held on Tuesday,
October 3 at / pm. parking IA :
cilities). Interment Georse Wash
inaton Cemetery, Friends may visit
az the funeral home after pm.
Snndaw
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WILLIAMS, ALFRED ROLAND. On

Friday. september -, 1861. Al
FRED ROLAND WILLIAMS OF 700
Wilmington place Sc, the beloved
husband of Averil L. Williams;
brother of Mrs. Dorcas Mcconnell
Mrs. Lula zibelin. Frank and Tate
Williams. Funeral services at the
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home.
1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking
facilitiesD, on Tuesday, October 3,
at 1880 am. Interment Arlington
National Nameterv
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HARRIS. LILLE B. The family o.

PARKER, ELIZABETH c. The fam
lily Of the late ELIZABETH c.
PARKER wish TO express their ap-
probation to the friends. neigh
borS and relatives for their express
sions Of sympathy and other re-
membranes during our recent be-
reavement. THE FAMILY.
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ELLIS, ROBERT. on Thursday Sen.

tember %. 1861, at Prince Georges
General Hospital. ROBERT ELLIS.
Nd. Surviving are his wife Mrs.
Euvie Ellis. two sons. joel L. and
Thomas e. Ellis, six daughters, Mrs
Mary Smith, Mrs. Dolores johnson,
Mable D., Bernsdine j.. Dolores A.
and Pernell r.. Ellis. IL grandchil-
dren. his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
BOND, four sisters. four brothers
and many other relatives and
friends. From to 10 pm, Tues
day. October 3, friends are invited
10 call at Henry S. Washington and
Sons Funeral Home 1925 Deane
as. ne. Funeral Wednesday.
October 4, at pm. at New Mt
Olive Baptist Church, 5Sth and
Grant SITS. ne. Rev. william Weaver
officiating. InteTment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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MeMURKAY. MARTHA NELLIE DE-

MENT. On Saturday. September 80.
1851. at the Alexandria Hospital,
MARTHA NELLIE DEMENT, Nc
MURRAY. OF Bee Fort drive, JEFF
ferson Manor, Virginia, beloved wife
Of the late Thomas L. McMurray:
mother of Sarah M Mason. Anne
r. Manor and Lyon v. McMurray;
sister OF Arthur H. Dement,. Funer-
al from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 3l7 Penna. ave. sc. on Tues
day. october 3, at $50 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may
call after pm. Sunday
MICHAEL. JAMES M. On Saturday
September 80. 1861. at the Wash :
ington Hospital Center. JAMES NJ.
MICHAEL. OF 1922 18th street, Sill
yer Spring, Maryland. husband OF
Mary E. Michael. father Of Mar
garet E. and James E. Michael:
brother Of Mrs. Tracy H. Duncan
and Mrs. Clyde Yothers. Mr.. Michael
rests at the Warner E. Pumphery
Funeral Home. 8434 Georgia ave >,
Silver Spring, Maryland. where
service will be held on Monday,
october ?, at 2:30 pm. Interment
private.
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SQ tsnb SUSIE 1871 sHE susie 81 F mSs b6 ssR
of 5079 Just St. ne, beloved wife
Of Ebert H. Bush, mother Of Mrs
Minnie B. Stevens, Jean Davis,
Maurice, Francis d. and Ebert H.
Bush, IT,, sister Of Willie and
Johnnie Adams. He is also survived
by four grandchildren. other relG-
tives and host of friends. After .
pm, Monday. October >, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, l432 You ST.. NV. Funeral
Church of God in Christ. Georgia
ave. between Florida ave. and v
st. nv. on Tuesday, october 3
at s pm. Interment Wednesday,
October at II am. At Carver
Memorial Cemetery. .
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WALLER. JOHN ROBERT. on satur-
day. September 30. 1851. at his
residence. 1900 Edgemoor lane, Be
thesda, Nd. JOHN ROBERT
WALLER, beloved husband of Mar
garet Tredway Waller, father Of
Mrs. Roberta Waller Griffin and
brother Of Austin Cooper Waller
and Mrs. Mae Waller Long. He also
Is survived by two grandchildren
Prierds may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV. courtesy park
tne opposite where services will
be held on Monday. October 2. at
, pm. Interment DUBUQUE Iowa
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WILLIAMS, HARRY. On Friday Sen.


TENDER %. 1861, en- route to Vet
Grams Administration Hospital. HAIR
RY WILLIAMS OF 1928 18th st
NV. husband of Mary Williams and
stepfather Of Rebeccs Hinton. Also
surviving are many other relatives
and friends. From to 10 pm.
Monday, October .. friends may
call at the Brooks and Allen Flu
neral Home. 18th and Florida ave.
NV. where services will be held
Tuesday, October 3, at 1890 pm.
Rev. Thomas Jennings officiating.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
wOoTEN, LEANDER z. Suddenly. on
EERRD2R E. W6 6sSmSSt beloved i SSs.
band Of Leslie K. Wooten, father
OF Edna Walker OF Larchmont,
N. Y. and Eugene Wooten Of Brook
Ign. N. Y. He also is survived by
q other relatives and many friends.
After II noon Sunday, October ! f.,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1892 You st. NV.
Funeral services will be held at
the Trinity Religious Temple, 2024
18th st. NV. on Monday, October
at pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. /
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KANE, JOHN B. On Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 70. 1851. JOHN B. KANE
Of 1922 Morse st. ne. He is sur
vived by one brother, Harry Kane
several nieceS and nephewS and
friends. After pm. Sunday, Octo-
Der L. friends may call at Loves
Funeral Home, 1928 Maryland ave
ne. where funeral services will be
held on Monday. October >. at
30 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional CemetPry
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sKELLY. JOHN V. Suddenly. on
Thursday. September %. 1861, al
his rssidsnss. i242 Anaeostia I'd
Sc, JOHN W. SKELLY. the beloved
husband Of Mrs. Jessie NJ. skelly
L. and Raymond a. Sicily. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. after
II noon Saturday. September 30
where services will be held on Mon.
day. October =. at pm. Inter.
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BEkGER, CHIT p, MD. On FRI
day, September 80 1851. a sibley
Hospital Cliff P. BERGER. MD,
Va. beloved husband Of Dorothy
Russell Berger. brother Of Mrs. Allan
Bubeck Of KutZtown. Pa; Mrs. Stew
art Nasle OF Schuylkill Haven. Pa,
and Mrs. Richard Bonner Of Olym-
pia. Wash. Friends may call ct the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol 14th st. NV, where services
will be held on Monday. october
>. at IL am. parking facilities).
Graveside services at Union Gene
terry. Leesburg, Va, at > pm. DIST.
The family suggests that EXPIRES
in the form Of contribution to
the BsrEer Memorial at sibley Hos
pital