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Inspector J. W. Bober
OF Alexandra Dies

Police Inspector James w.
Baber. 81, died last night while
assisting in an arrest in down.
town Alexandria.
The police veteran Of q
years on the Alexandria force
collapsed at Queen and Fayette
streets while holding one OF
two men arrested for fighting.
He was pronounced dead at
Alexandria Hospital.
In the area on a murder in
vestigation. he answered a call
for help from a canine corps
patrolman who was trying to
detain two men. On arriving
at the scene, Inspector Baber
attempted to restrain one OF
the men, who became unruly.
Headed Football Force
Earlier in the evening. In
spector Baber supervised the
police detail at a George Wash
ington High School football
game, as he had done regularly
for 10 years.
Known for his joviality, the
inspector was called "Boddie"
by friends.
He was born in Alexandria.
and attended the old Alexan-
dria High School. He Joined the
Police Department in 1895 as
an uniformed patrolman after
a few years on the Alexandria
Fire Department.
The inspector had suffered
two previous heart attacks in
recent years. On his return to
duty after one attack, he. told
a meeting of the Alexandria
Police Association that his
"first love" was police work.
and that he did not wish to
"retire to a rocking chair"
Attended Training
Following early service as a
patrolman, Mr.. Baber spent
seven years as a detective, and
10 years ago returned to the
Uniformed Division, which he
had headed for two years at
the time Of his death.
He attended numerous po-
lice training courses, including
those sponsored by the Univer-
sity of Maryland the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, and
Northwestern University.
Current president of the
Alexandria Sportsmen's Club,
he took every opportunity to
attend area sporting events. He
enjoyed boating and was an
ardent fisherman.
Mr.. Baber lad been active
for many years in the Alex
andria Police Departments
boys camp at Kilmarnock, Va,
and made frequent trips there
to supervise its activities. He
served as its director briefly,
and was president of the
camps advisory board.
He leaves his wife, the for
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Admiral Burton 6. Lake, SO
World War II Submuriner

submarines until World War II.
He received the Legion OF
Merit and Bronze and Silver
Stars during the war as COM
mander of a submarine division
in the Pacific and as a partic-
ipant in landings in New
Guinea and the Philippines.
His wife, the former Jane
Adams of Rochester, N. Y, died
in 1861.
Funeral services for Admiral
Lake will be held at l pm. Mon
day at the Fort Myer Chapel,
with burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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with 80,470 children were closed
off AFDC rolls from May to Au-
gust, according to figures re-
leased. today by the Department
of Health, Education and Wei
fare.
"a large portion of the cases
closed involved families
where an unemployed parent
found work." the departments
Bureau of Family Services said.
Peak in April
The bureau saw a peak of
$500 families getting AFDC
relief last April but the 20
month upward trend stopped in
May when a drop of four tenths
of / per cent was noted. The
downward trend has continued
since then, at least until Au-
gust when 928,500 families got
AFDC help.
Aid to Families With Depend
ent Children rolls are the SUBJ
gect of an investigation by HEW,
State and local welfare agen-
cies which is slated to begin in
January, 1868. 1t was brought
on by an investigation of
AFDC rolls here showed a high
percentage of ineligibles.
The District had 4,757 fami-
lies with 1887 children on
AFDC relief in August, a is
per cent drop from July.
Elsewhere, an increase of
more than Z per cent was re-
corded in persons receiving aid
in July and August from the
newest Federal-State program,
medical assistance for the aged.
A total of 10000 over age IS
received it in August.
Other Divisions
In other welfare areas, Au-
gust comparisons with July fig
ures show:
Old-age assistance, 2,228,400.
down two-tenths of / per
cent; aid to the blind, 100000,
down two-tenths of / per cent,
and aid to the permanently and
totally disabled, 402, 500, up
four-tenths of l per cent.
In the District, they were:
Old-age assistance, 1912, up
tenth of l per cent; aid
to the blind, 1913, down half of
l per cent, and aid to the per-
manently and totally disabled,
3,087, down half of 1 per cent.
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Bailey Joins Campaign

The Democratic National
Committee announced yester-
day that its chairman, John M.
Bailey, will make a six-day
campaign swing through Penn
sylvania and the Midwest next
week.
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In Mrmnrtattt
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

BUTLER. ISABELLA W. In cherished
grandmother, ISABELLA w. BUT}
LER, who left US fifteen years sgd
today, October 20, 1947.
How sweet to remember ,yout
nearness and DEAFNESS for now and
EiLLiAAN, cLAR1cE AND GRAND
JONES, BIRDIE. In belated memory
Of my beloved mother, BIRDIE
JONES. who passed away two years.
ago. October IS, 1860. -j
I have only a memory, dear MotherI
/ cherish our whole life through
AS treasure the memory Of YOU.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, oPHELIAl
MASSEY, JAMES THEODORE. In low
ing memory OF my dear husband,
father and brother, JAMES THEo-
DORE MASSEY, who passed away
nine years ago today, october 20I
1858.
God gave me a wonderful husbandS
For me he did his best,
And when his work on earth was
God Called him home to rest.
HIS LOVING WIFE, MALINDA r.
MASSEY; CHILDREN AND SIS
TER.
RoAT. EUGENE =. In loving memory
Of our dear husband and father,
EUGENE F. ROAT, who left us
twenty-seven years ago. october 90
1885.
happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still:
But death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RUTH, ROBERT ORDWAY. In loving
memory Of my brother, ROBERT
ORDWAY RUTH, who left mel
twenty-one years ago today, OctoberI
20. 1941.
Every day in some small way
Memories of him come my way.
SISTER, VIOLA r. GREENFIELD.
membrance OF my dear husband,
W. MARVIN SMITH, who went away
and left me fourteen years ago to-
day October TT,,2o 20 Ie4s.no
STEWART. SARAH J. In loving menu
grandmother, SARAH J. STEWART
whom God called so suddenly to rest
thirteen years ago today, October
20, 1919.
We thank God for her life Of
the the 10 Community where she iiived1
and 81 years and months a
member of the Zion Baptist Church,
formerly OF ST. s.W.
Sleep sweetly in thy quiet grave,
Our dear one. where thy art,
And let no mournful yesteryears
Disturb thy peaceful heart.
No cares can ever. mar thy rest
In that blessed land so bright;
God, the Father, watches thee.
Sleep sweetly, dear Mother, good
EsTELLE il, SMITH, MARIE L.
SHORT, PAULINE L. JACKSON
AND KENNETH E. SMITH.
TUCKER, EMMA. In loving memory
of our mother, EMMA TUCKER,
who passed away nineteen years
ago today, October 90 1913.
MAREELLE AND MARGARET.
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on October IS, 1852. father Of
Celestine Holloway, brother OF
George. william. Alvin. David,
Preacher, Y. H. and Lucinda Ross.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
SIT 18th ST. Sc, on Monday,
october %, at 1890 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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ROTH. HELEN DREIFUs. on Friday,

October 10, 1862, HELEN DREIFUS
ROTH, beloved wife Of the late
Joseph Roth, daughter Of the late
Samuel and Eva Dreifus, sister OF
Raymond Dreifus. aunt of Mrs.
vived BY several nephews. Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home,
1921 14th st. NV, on Monday,
October %, at 9:30 am. Requiem
mass at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Church at 10 am. Interment
Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, Va.
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DOW. MARGARET ELDER. On Thurs
s9y r oct 1ow IL q w 1gsg, MARoARET
sas ipry pUS P her h sste au'O MS
HOWARD ). cSidley Of W WincihesteT r,
Mass, and Miss Ruth Elder Of Cam
bridge, Mass. and one brother, Sam
uel' J, Elder Of Washington. D. c.
4 private service will be held at
wishing may make contributions to
All-Souls' Church, Unitarian, 18th
St. Washington, D. C., in her mem
DRY.
DUNLOP. ALBERT. On Wednesday.
ton Hospital Center ALBERT Dun
LoP Of t SIs M az %r. St 1.I nv S de-
lop, father Of Mrs. Mary Rust, Mrs.
Martha Anderson. Mrs. Dorothene
Martin and Mr.. Allen Dunlop; He
also is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. ISors Gray; IN. Mrs. Marie Smith NTH
brother, Mr.. George Dunlop; sly
Grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
P aSRf SQ fss Rth st where e: r s@Ps
may call after 8 nm. Sunday, oc-
tober 81, and where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Monday. Octo-
Der %. at n m. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. 81
FALLoN. PASCAL DONALD. Suddenly.
Miami Beach. Fla. PASCAL DONALD
FALLON of POI Lexington dr., Silve-
Spring. Md. husband Of Sarah
Morris Fallon. father Of Mrs. Julius
w. Hale and Mrs. GILLESPIE Blaine
somthcomb. son Of Mrs Josephine
Es ata0ni Mrs. Abe cersnone. Fred.
Frank, Edward and William Fallon.
There are six grandchildren and, one
great-erandchild Mr.. Fallon rests
at the Warner z. Humphrey Funeral
suring. Nd. where service will be
held on Tuesday. october 90, at II
am. (parking facilitiesl. Interment
Parklswn Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after 4
pm Sunday. 81
GEORGE c. OF 1905
STANLEY ays Rockville T.hnnd M6 a. on g, 9sto
Fiaherty, son Of GeorEe F. Fiaherty,
FlSherty. Evelyn Masser. Harriet
coughlin, Edna Beaver and Alice
neral Home. se55 deorTia ave. sii-
Der 90, at 9:I5 am. Mass at st.
Jude's Catholic Church, Rockville,
Nd. at q:45 am Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 81
FLEET. HARRY TUNsTALL, sr. On
Friday, october 10, 1852. HARRY
TUNsTALL FLEET Of 124 East West
moreland I'd, Falls Church. Va.
husband Of Hattie W. Fleet, father
Of Anne F. Moore of Forest Heights.
Nd; Alice p. Meyer Of Baltimore,
Nd, and Jane F. Marshall Of Falls
Church, Va; brother Of James z.
FLEET, Mrs. Raymond Pace and Mrs.
Walfork Fox all of Richmond. Va.
Also survived by six grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at Parsons Funeral Home.
472 North WASHINGTON st. Falls
Church, Va. Services at the Falls
Church on Monday. october 20. at
. pm. Interment National Me-
mond papers please eopyO Fl
FLEET, HARRY TUNSTALL. A spe-
N Remper Lodge, No. "a: A;
. = = 81 al: ): ; !!
1862, for the purpose Of conduct
Ing the Masonic funeral services
for our late brother, HARRY I.
DAVID T. BROOKE. W. NJ 81
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H tober is. 1889, Arundel view, Gam
Drills, Md, LOUISE Q. ,AMEs, be-
Ames and mother of Mrs Estelle
Moodispaw and Mrs: olive Powell
Home, Grain hwy. and 20 ave. s;w.'
tober %, at 1:15 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. By
to 9 pm. Private parking on Sec
ond ave. Il
BANKS. DELLA BELL. On Friday.
SSx SiSSsss d IT, 1905 5s06 9Th ss NV. BE-
loved mother Of Julia Williams and
John Banks and grandmother Of
Jack l.; sames A, Jacoueline and
later later. Arrangements By MalVan 4
Schey. Inc.
BARBOUR. MARY G. On Friday,
BARBoUR, widow Of the late John
s: Barbour: survived by three nieces.
Mrs. Kenneth Froneherger, Miss
MsT5s Toe Pur ssTT:ss s f MrS e aas
her late residence on Monday. oc-
tober %, at IL am. Interment Fair
view Cemetery, Culpeper. Va. 21
BOYER, KEENAN, CHARLES CASEY.
On On, Th y octeber d Is 1852;
Potomac. Heights, Nd, beloved hus-
band e sy6slliIHs ne. ts ns n,. IoS.H
M nd f TSss Of Ab Mf' and Maf Mrs RGS S
Hamm. he also is survived by seven
srsndshiidren. funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home. Waldorf. Md,
on MsS sEaisss q 0's 81 James EDseops
Church, Indian Head, Nd. at 10
Gardens, Waldorf, Md. Visiting hours
for Mr.. Boyer will begin after 10
am. Saturday. october 20. 81
BOYER, KEENAN, CHARLES. An
a emergent communication
;!.: ST.: f !: :! f.: i:
sfi fI Guf bo S4s 1fo'P sHsr RrtsH
EPISCOPAL eh Church, indian Head, Nd,
Rte MS.St' r qSsHssF Memorial Ri ct u Can:
H. C. WINS, Secretary. FL
BROWN. HILLERY 2. On wednes.
day, October II. 1862, at Arlington
Hospital, HILLERY j. BROWN @
6s11 Elmhurst St, Fails Church
Brown. father Of Jefiery and ste
| s. Brown, brother Of Miss HeleI
=: Brown and Gauge 9Se w W: v 5rows
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Airing
October 22; thence to the Chester
brook Presbyterian Church, 3S14
c cSfc Va Where funeral services
El e hei National 10 eemetery IN,
family suggests that in lieu Of flow
the Chesterbrook Presbyterian
Church. 20
DERMoDY. ANNE t. On Thursday,
October Is. 1852, at her residence,
513 Decatur ST.. NV, ANNE T.
DERMODY, daughter of the late
John J. and Emma Derm0dy, sister
Pelts. Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th st. NV,
on Monday, october 90, at II
am. Requiem mass at st. Ca
terrnent Mount olivet Cemetery.
Rosary service on Sunday at 7:45
pm. II
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BPat1H
ROONEY, FRANK z. Members of
xZA4Np Council No. 2473, Knights
w s: $s;$$$ $i$s'i IS. s.$;
Sunday, october 81. 1862, to rselte
t ths 70 rosary n6 for eyr late brother
JAMES GRAND 81 p9o kknisht.
CHARLES F. PARADISE Fin. ssecy'
ROSS IS 6 SAssY 9f l 5S5 p I.. r.
e eeorssl william HHliGSA' Alvin: bsyia.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home.
October -, at 1880 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
ROTH. HELEN DREIFUs. on Friday,
October 10, 1862, HELEN DRE1FuS
joseph joseph, ROTH dauEhter Of the late
Raymond Dreifus. aunt Of Mrs.
jeanette Atwood. She also Is sur
from the Collins Funeral Home,
October ~ ~, at $50 a. m. Reaaiem
mass at the Immaculate Concep-
i IVY Hi iHpr cem s 1 Aie1andria Va.
RYBIKowsKY. JOSEPH A.. Jr. sud
dsSgy' SS Phurjday Ry9R fSS6eE
Thelms P. Ryblkowsky. brother OF
kowsky. Remains resting at his
nnt s MUndss oct sSef'e g nat at $50
Church, Bryantown, Nd, at 10 am.
Interment church cemetery. Pray
p prn on BsItfm 9SS Ma. papers please
neral Home. Fl
sHEAR RT d LANES ocsob B. Of 1851 Sss b Sh
band OF the late Gladys G. Shearer,
father Of Mrs. Eleanor g. Pollitt,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Miller and James
ARIEL B; Waters and James Z.
neral Home, 1855 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md, on Monday, oc-
c eSSSr Hiii Cemetery en- pm in'ef@ Il
SMITH, MAUDE LOIS. On Saturday,
October 60 1882 at Whitehall
MAUpE Go1s smith q S44a Go a::
cum lane, Arlington. va. wife Of
sister Of Mrs. Fioy T, Krouse and
gate, N. J. She also is survived BY.
several nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at the, Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
Notice Of funeral arrangements
later.
TAYMAN. ROSA sEABoRN. On
residence. 35ls 5eth place, Chew
TAYMAN, beloved wife of the late
Charles osie Taym n mother Of
Mrs. Naomi T. WOOD, Mrs. Eliza
beth r Anderson. Mrs. Margaret T.
Quick and the late Melvin Tayman.
a shs ' bSsy j. 1TSSsS By Ten s asfsdE
children and eight great-grandchil-
Stehls Brc sno Eun @aS & ion UDp Ssf
F Mn1lsSF0 se MIC FROM win be to held Pom
Sunday. october 81, in st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, Groom, Md, at
2:30 pm. Interment church Gene
WEBB, JOSHUA WILSON. Officers
| and members of Steamfit-
| NvM ters' Local No. 500, are
| hereby notified of the death
l65n1 of Brother ]. WILSON
! WTEN WEBB. Funeral arrange
| ments later.
| Death No. 224
W. A. BUSHONG. President. 20
WILLIAMS. STEVEN SHERWOOD. sud
denly. on Thursday, October Is.
! 1859, STEVEN s. WILLIAMS Of
2009 Glen Ross I'd, Silver Spring
Md, beloved son Of Major Harold
L. and Bette Sherwood Williams.
brother Of Mrs; Loxie 1. Devin,
Cindy L., Candy j.. Thomas c.
and Lucy A. Williams, grandson Of
c. Earl and Alice williams Of Sill
yer City, N. Mex. and Charles F.
and Eva Sherwood of Lincoln, Nebr.
Services Monday. October 90, at 10
am. at Fort Myer Chapel. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS by the Rinaldi Fu-
> neral Home 1Ann Genraia ave n "
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ELECT, HARRY TUNsTALL. A spe-

! 81: =. 81 ];
a cial communication OF
1852. for the purpose Of conduct
nE the Masonic funeral services
Ior our late brother, HARRY T.
DAVID T. BROOKE. W. NJ 81
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ANNE T. Members OF the
Sodality Of st. Stephens
Church are requested to
assemble at the Collins Flu
neral Home. 1921 14th st.
NV, on Sunday, october
81, 1862, at 8 pm, for
recitation of the rosary
late member. ANNE T.
Ones ROACH. Prefect.
lev. JOSEPH F; DENGES.
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RYRIKnMsKY. JOSEPH A. Ir. sud-

sHEARER, JAMES B. OF 51IS Sth
st. NV, on october IS, 1862. hus-
band Of the late Gladys G. Shearer,
father Of Mrs. Eleanor G. Pollitt,
F. M, Shearer; grandfather Of Mrs.
ARIEL B. Waters and James X.
Pollitt. Services at Chambers sFu-
neral Home, 1855 Georgia ave,
tober 90, at pm, Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery 81
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'" October TH 20, 1853 1853. az an T WHhitehSIll
sanitarium. Falls Church, Va.
MAUDE LOIS SMITH OF 2743 LORI
cum lane. Arlington. Va. wife Of
the late Willard W, Smith and
M SiSter p 81 MIS- FtGy T. hd grouse nna
gate, N. ]. She also is survived by
several nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
after 10 noon Sunday, October 81 -
Notice OF funeral arrangements
later
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ROONEY, FRANK z. Weinberg of
IN Edward Douglass White
xZAA, Council. No. 2473, Knights
%AkAsA OF Columbus, are requested
S2H to assemble at the Robert
ANA<AIZ ]. Murphy Funeral Home,
NNIN 3524 Columbia pike. Ar
Wy lington, Va, at 1880 pm.
Sunday, October 81, 1862, to recite
the rosary for our late brother,
FRANK Z. ROONEY.
JAMES A. PUGLISI,
Grand knight.
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on Thursday, October 1s. 1852.
JACK MAURICE PEARSON Of
Laytonsville Md. beloved husband
Shirley Barb. son of Grace and Harry
L. Rinker. brother Of Margaret j.
Ashwood Helen ]. Pierce. Ella Nav
Heflin. william R.. Samuel II. and
Floyd L. Pearson. Friends NAV call
at the Francis H. Barber Funeral
Home. Lavtonsville Nd Services
will be held on Sunday. October 81
at . pm. at the ishon Baptist
Church. Interment church cemetery
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day, october 10, 1862. at Doctors
SER Of i22 Roberts I'd. Fairfax. Va,
husband Of Esther Drew Mosser,
brother of Mrs. Marshall o. Price.
Friends may call at the Everly
Funeral Home PA West Main St.
Fairfax. Va. where services will be
nm. Interment and services also in
Bradford Pa. on Tuesday. October
90. Henry LODGE No. 81, A. F. a.
A. NJ. will conduct Masonic services
at above funeral home Immediately
following 3.30 pm service
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NEWTON. LUCILLE c. On Thursday
october IL. 1862, at the Washing
ton HOSPITAL Center. LUCILLE G.
George F. Newton and mother Of
Mrs. Gloria NJ. Stake. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home
1891 Good Hone I'd. Sc. (parkius
facilities). on Monday, october %,
at 7:30 am; thence to Holy Family
Catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at am. for the repose
Of her soul Interment Arlington
National Cemetery 81
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Friday, oeto6eT 10. 1867. RosALfE
HlL bLs}oMye6 o. d SSa San Of Ses Flora S1
and George Hillow, IT., and sister Of
Gail and George Hillow III. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home. 5101 Wisconsin ave.
NV, after 10 am. Sunday, October
day, October 20, at 10 am, at
St. Adams Church, Massachusetts,
and Wisconsin ayes. NV. Inter-
ment Glenwcod Cemetery. 20
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KoRkIscH. FRANK j. H. g: On Wed SsS
FRANK j. KoRKIsCH, Jr;. II
years old, beloved son of Frank
j. and Marjorie Korkisch, brother
Of Lois Korkisch and grandson Of
Mrs. Edith Button. all Of 40l9
Ken KENNEDY ST syS a. si,ts ND He
Paula Is vo oHse Of y Laurel, Nd: "a
Takoma Park. Nd; uncies and
aunts. John and Bessie Korkisch
Of Takoma Park, George and Bonnie
K 6S Of b sftSv w Ais
D: C.; George I. and Leila Button
including schooimates at HyattsviIis
Elementary school; MEMORIAL
Baptist Church Of Hyattsviiie. where
he was a member, at 2:3O pm.
Sunday. October 81. Interment
George Washington Medical School.
The family requests that express
sions of sympathy be made in the
form of contributions to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society. Fl
LORETTA NJ. on Friday,
October ~, 1885,; at Georgs Wash.
NJ LANIGAN of 1914 Massachusetts
ave. NV, daughter of the late Fran
els NJ. and Theresa NJ. Lanigan.
sister of Arthur L. Lanigan, Mrs
Dorothy c. Loew and Mrs. Cecilia
M Zettle. Friends may call at
Gavler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at
Harrison st. NV. parking on prem
ises), after pm. Sunday. October
81. Mass will be offered at St
Matthews Cathedral. Connecticut
and Rhode Island ayes. NV, on
Monday, October %, at 9:3O am.
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TAYMAN. ROSA sEABoRN.

WEBB, JOSHUA WILSON. Officers
and members of Steamfit-
ANWM ters' Local, No. 500, are
hereby notified of the death
l65Ua of Brother j. WILSON
WCEN WEBB. Funeral arrange
ments later
Death No. 224.
W A RIIGIIOMG prncidnnh
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HEHMANN, CAMILLA, ~ I.uISIay'
MANN. beloved mother of Mrs. Irma
RuDinstein of Tuscon. Ariz.; Milton
/. Hermann OF Silver Spring, Nd, {;
Chester j. Hermann Of Cincinnati.
Ohio; also survived by one brother
and one sister. Mrs Elsie Green
mann of New York City; five grand-
children and seven great-grandchil-
dren. Services at the e. D. Gold
berg & Son Funeral Home, 42l7
9th st. NV. on Monday, october ~,
at 10 am. In mourning at 10707
Edgewood ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
81
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Rich, CARROLL ENEkETI. on We'd
nesday, october IL, 1862. at Mount
Alto Hospital. CARROLL z. RICH
Of 3lS 9th st. ne, father Of
Marsha Rich. son of Lloyd Judson
and the late Betty Rich. stepson Of
Mrs. Elsie Rich, brother OF Mrs.
Julia Coleman, j. Lloyd, Columbus,
sr, and Albert Rich. Many other
relatives and friends also survive.
Mr.. Rich may be seen at the Chinn
Funeral Home. 1905 South Stirling
ton I'd. Arlington, Va. After 8 pm.
Sunday, October 81, where funeral
services will be held at the above
funeral home Monday, October %.
at pm, the Rev. Willie B. Allen
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. II
ROONEY, FRANK Z. On Thursday. oc-
tober IS 1862, at Arlington Hos
pital, FRANK E. ROONEY Of lll5
Allen ave, Falls Church. Va, beloved
husband Of Alice Rooney, father of
Mrs Edward Korte of Davis Mon
than Air Force Base, Ariz: Kathryn
Rooney and Miss Alicia Rooney OF
Falls Church Va; brother OF Mrs.
Angela Rooney and Mr.. Peter Rooney
of Pennsylvania Friends NAV call
at the Robert j. Murphy Funeral
Home, 1924 Columbia pike, where
there will be a recitation Of the
rosary on Sunday. october 2l, at S
pm. REQUIEM mass will be offered
at 10 am. Monday, October 80. at
St James Church, Fails Church
Va. Interment ST. James Cemetery.
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HUBBS, WILLIAM B. on. Tuesday,
ScsOpta, lo I igS2 at alen HrR Psle
brother of Miss Mirium F. Hubbs
Of BOIL Sth st. Sc. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne. until II
noon Monday, October ~. Crave
side services will be held at Ar
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 81
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God called him home to rest.
MASSEY; CHILDREN AND SIS