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Dratha

STANTON, DIR. THOMAS R. tPh.Dl.
On Thursday, November Is, 1852.
DR.. THOMAS r. STANTON lPh D.,
Of $50 Sheridan St, Hyattsville, Nd,
beloved husband of Pearl GUIDE
Stanton, PhD.: brother Of Mrs. Ruth
Smouse. Mrs. Etnel Miller, Guy S.
and Hubert D Stanton. He also is
survived by three grandchildren.
Family will receive friends at Gasch's
HyattSville, nd, from to Q
pm. on Friday. Services at the
First Methodist Church. cIeers
Chapel aud Queensbury rds;, Hyatts-
II, at ii am. Entombment Fort
flowers flowers, expressions Of sympathy
may 90 seat to the Church Build
ing Fund, IL
TATE, MARY ELIZABETH. On Tues
day, November ~, 1862, MARY
ELIZABETH TATE Of 1926 45th
p. Sc beloved wife of Robert Tate.
mother Of samuel and atE. Robert ebert Tate
James Tymas, grandmother Of Mrs.
Elaine Fuller and Sardis Tate. She
also is survived by two great-grand-
children. nieces and nephews, other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs.
Tate may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H ST. ne, after
> pm. Friday, November 10. Flu
neral SATURDAY Noy yer 19,, II, At
6,h st. AID Maryland ave. ne. at
/ pm, the Rev. John s Thomas
offlcia ung Interment Lincoln Me-
NOR al Cemetery. l6
WEAVER. FRANK. on Monday, No
OF 2Ol2 10th st. NV, husband Of
Alice weaver brother of Mrs. Mar
tina Tut, Mrs. Mary Scott and Miss
Anna Weaver; He also is survived by
and a host of friends, After 5 pm.
Friday, November IS, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
H. You ST. NV, where funeral
+ Harmony Memorial Park. 10
WEDDERBURN, MARY B. On wednes-
Hospital, MARY B. WEDDERBURN
sister of George Wedderburn OF
Vienna, Va, Friends may call at
Gawler''s Chapel, Wis. ave. at .Har-
Services will be held at St. Stephens
and the Incarnation Episcopal
Church, 1927 Newton st. NV. on
Saturday, November II, at II am.
Interment Trinity Methodist Church
WESLEY, HARRIET. On Wednesday,
November IA, 1862, HARRIET IVES
LEY of 627 l. st. ne. Remains rest
ing at loves Funeral Home, 1925
Maryland ave. ne. Notice Of funeral
later. 16
WILLIAMS, WILLIE. On Monday, No
vember u, 1862. WILLIE WILLIAMS
of 140l Morse st. ne He leaves to
mourn. one son, Theodor: one
daughter, Rebecca, and a host Of
! relatives and friends Friends may
call al the above address after 3
/ pm. Friday November 10, until 10
pm. Funeral service will be held
at the Star of Bethlehem Church,
1874 9TH st. NV; at 200 pm, on
Saturday, November II. Elder Harvey
Lewis officiating. Interment Wood :
lawn Cemetery Arrangements by
| Oscar Barnes.
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Seeing Double?

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov.
Is (AP). - Remember when
Grandma spent hours looking
for her spec;acles, only to find
she'd pushed them onto her
forehead? Mrs. Jay Solomon
had a similar problem with
one of her contact lenses. She
finally discovered both lenses
on one eye.
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assistant to the director of the
Steel Division of the War Pro-
duction Board until just prior
to the end of the war, when
he went to Jacksonville and
continued his manufacturing
business.
Mr.. Shannon was a native
of Denver, Colo, and was grad
uated from Princeton Univer-
sity in 1919. During World War
I he served in the Army and
took part in the Saint Mihiel
offensive and the Meuse-
Argonne action.
He leaves his wife, Inez, oil
Jacksonville, and a sister, Mrs
Kenneth Simpson, of New YorH
City.
Burial was in Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery yesterday.
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Boees Anticipates
New Works Plan
BY the Associated Press

Representative Boggs, Demo-
crat of Louisiana, says there is
a possibility the Kennedy ad-
ministration will ask Congress
next year to authorize a sec
ond 5000 million accelerated
public works program.
Mr.. Boggs, who is House
Democratic whip, added yester-
day that he believes there is
a very good chance the program
would be authorized.
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japanese Get Job

The Japanese firm of Hi
tachi New York, Ltd, was
awarded a $612,659 contract
for two hydraulic turbines for
the Blue Mesa power plant in
Colorado, the Interior Depart
ment announced yesterday.
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Darn nf Thanka

BALL, FLEMING, Jr. We wish to thank
neighbors for their consolation, and
their kindness in the passing oil our
brother, FLEMING BALL, Jr.
FROM HIS TWO SISTERS.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL PARK-l lot a
sitesl prime location; $1,000, will
sell half or all. JA 2-4l6l.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, 3-crypt
mrusoleum. at fountain, make offer.
Call ewes, XII S-9232
1 GRAVE SITES at National Memorial
Park. Falls Church, Va. Priced $500,
ia @.257l.
532, SECTION I. I sites, National Me-
mortal Park. $3.50 Dial 7O3-EMpire
S-"OSS
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Dratha
BARRON, MARY M. on F

BARRON, MARY N; On Friday No No;
of 1910 49th St NV. beloved sister
of Mrs. Gertrude B. Batchelder, aunt
of Mrs. James E. Twomey OF OAK
land, Calf; Mr.. E. Barron Batch
elder Of Spring House, Pa; III. Sister sister, M.
B. C., and Charles F. Batchelder. Of
Bethesda, Md. Notice OF funeral later
BATCHELoR, GRACE E. On Thursday,
Hospital GRACE E. BACHELOR
Of 320S 3sth st. NV. Services at the
s.. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
l4th st. NV, on Saturday. Novem-
Der II, at IL am. (parking facili-
ties). Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
BOOTH. HERMAN R; on Thursday.
H HSoT9 a. 15s o1 1sgS ;t HERMAN II be- r.
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc.
BOWMAN, CLARENCE. on Wednesday,
Hospital, CLARENCE BOWMAN. be
loved husband of Helen Bowman,
Mary Roberts and Dorothy Long.
Funeral services at the Simmons Pros
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. barking facilities, on Satur-
terment washington National Gene
terry Visiting hours until . pm.
BROWN. FRED EVERETT. On wednes-
day. November il, 1862, at Tiff
BROWN of Tekamah, Nebr.. husband
Of Gertrude NJ. Brown, father Of
Wayne B. Brown Of Grain, Tex; Iris
father OF Phillip Darlington and
Harold Brown. Services at the Pear
son Funeral Home, 472 North WASH
ington ST., Falls Church. Va, on
Saturday, N MS,i6S.1 H. at 10 an
BRUGGER. GEORGIA v. On Thursday,
November Is: 1882, at GEORGETOWN
BRUGGER of 4Sl4 Fort Sumner dr.,
Fort Sumner, Md. beloved wife OF
Albert F. Brugger. mother Of George
Albert, Mary Katrina, Elizabeth
Emma and Louise Gertrude Brusgerr
Wis. ave. at Harrison st. NV. (park-
ing on premises). Mass will be offered
at the Church Of the Little Flower,
1901 Mass. ave- Fort Sumner, Md :,
on Saturday. November II, at 10
noon. Interment Erie, Pa.
CLARK. CHARLES FRANKLIN. On
Wednesday, November IA, 1862, at
his home, $50 venable pl. NV,
CHARLES FRANKLIN CLARK. hus-
band of Mary 10 CLARK, father OF
Mrs Marguerite Meyerle, Mrs. Win
gate Lucas. Mrs. Mary 10 Ericsson
Mrs. William A.. Park. Thomas M
and James W. Clark and brother OF
Mrs Percy H. Faulconer. There also
are 20 grandchildren and five great
grandchildren Mr.. Clark rests at the
Warner e. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Md, where friends may visit with
the. family Friday from . to pm
| and T to 2 pm. Barking faciltiesl
Graveside service will be held at the
Rhodesville BAPTIST Church Gene
terry. Rhodesville, Va, on Saturday
November II, at . pm, Interment
Rhodesville Baptist Church Cemetery
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W.T. oyIoeMurphy Dies,
Politician, Executive

WARSAW, Va. Nov. Is (AP).
w. Tayloe Murphy, long a
prominent figure on the polit-
ical and business scenes in Vir-
GINA, died early today after
an illness of several months.
Death came at the Warsaw
home of the former State leg
islator and State treasurer. Mr..
Murphy. 81, served in the
House of Delegates for two
years before becoming State
treasurer in the Darden ad-
ministration in 1912.
He returned to the House in
1948. serving until his retire
ment from the Legislature in
1850. Attempts were made to
persuade him to run for Gov
ernor that year on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
A native of Mount Holly in
Westmoreland County, he had
resided in the Northern Neck
all his life except for his nearly
five-year tenure as State treas
urer and a short time in
Washington.
Firms President
He was president Of the IA
county Tidewater Telephone
Co., which has its headquar-
tiers in Warsaw, from July,
1858, until early 1862.
Mr.. Murphy's other business
activities included directorships
of the Virginia Independent
Telephone Association, tn e
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
and Standard Products, Inc.
of White Stone, a Menhaden
processing firm. He was also a
member of Vepco's executive
committee.
In the State Legislature, Mr..
Murphy served as chairman of
the Committee on the CheSa-
peake Bay and it's Tributaries.
He was also a member of the
appropriations, game and in
land fisheries, and insurance
and banking committees. He
served on the Governors ad-
viSory board, which helps pre-
pare State budgets, and on the
State advisory council on the
Virginia economy.
He was author of the Revenue
Bond Act, a financing plan
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DEATHS
in MEmnrtaitt
Announcements OF
Services by Chambers

BEARFIELD, BISHOP n. In loving
memory of my devoted son, BISHOP
n: BEARFIELD, who passed away
five years ago today, November 10,
1857.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which I shall never part,
Though God has you in His keeping,
DEVOTED MoTHER, MARY BEAR
FIELD
BRISCoE. BENJAMIN, Sr. tribute
OF love, and devotion to the memory
OF our devoted husband, father and
grandfather, BENJAMIN BRISCOE,
Sr., who departed this life five years
ago today, November Is. 1857.
| Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many a tear;
We miss you more each day,
And your loving smile, your gentle
! LOVING WIFE, ELLEN; CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
BRYANT, RICHARD H. L., Sr. In
loving memory Of RICHARD H. L.
i November 16, 1855.
A new rose blooms in Heaven today,
| Its dewdrops are our tears;
Its perfume is the love we bear
For you along the years.
new star shines in Heaven to-
So lovely and so fair:
We. walk within its golden path,
And think of you UP there.
And pray that God will bring us
To meet on that far shore,
Where angels wipe all tears away,
And parting is no more.
HIS WIFE, BELLE BRYANT; TWO
SONS, RICHARD AND THOMAS;
06E PA geYINFR, NIEbw; cT MRS
RELATIVES.
BURNETT, RUTH. In memory Of my
wife, RUTH BURNETT, who passed
to the Great Beyond, six years ago
today, November 49, 1856.
Ny heart is sometimes heavy,
But He comes with sweet relief;
He folds me to His bosom
When l droop with blighting grief
HUSBAND. HERBERT BURNETT.
COLE, MARY E, In loving memory
OF our dear, mother, MARY E. COLE,
November 49, 1859
Gone from our lives,
But not from our hearts:
You shall live forever in our
YOUR CHILDREN. 1918.
DALEY. VIRGINIA A. In memory OF
our sister, VIRGINIA A. DALEY,
who passed away one year ago,
November l6, 1861.
God gave us strength to bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow:
But what II meant TO loose you,
1O GIH Is . tRT one 70 KNOW;
GOvlNG MOlHEK AND SISTERS.
JOHNSON, LEANNA F. In loving men,
DRY Of my cousin, LEANNA F.
JOHNSON, who passed away two
years ago To-Day. November l6. 1860.
oEA LILLE MURPHY CAMPBELL.
MASON, MAURICE H. In loving menu
DRY of my devoted husband, MAUI
RICE H. MASON, who departed this
life on November IS, 1856.
In the cburcbvar5 cnist1y sIoor,nn
Where the grass gently waves;
Lies the one love dearly,
Sleeping in the lonely grave
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, SARAH P.
MAoON.
PITT, RICHARD T. In memory of my
beloved husband, RICHARD T. PITT.
who passed away eight years ago
today. November g. 1854
Ever lived ALWAYS remer,bored ana
constantly missed "''N
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JACKSON, Ida MARIE. On wednes-

day, NOVEMBER ] 7, I9bg, at her
residence. 1880 Harvard St NV,
Ida MARIE JACKSON, beloved
wife Of John T. Jackson. She leaves
one dauEhter. Thelma E Webster
three grandchildren, Carol. alvin
ard Clarence Webster: two sisters.
Mrs. MAY L. McKenney and Mrs.
Bernice Matthews, and other rela-
tiveS and friends. Notice OF funeral
later Garvicae hy Gpou6py
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November a, 1902 at Arlington
ABS North 2lst st, Arlington. Va,
wife IF the late Fred H, Reeves.
mother of Mrs Dorothy NJ. TAYLOR
and Roy J. Reeves, sister of Mrs.
Pearl Gray. She also is survived by
three grandchildren Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where
there VIII be recitation OF the
rosary Friday, November 10, at 7.30
pm Mass will be offered at St
Agnes Catholic Church. 2lst and
North Randolph SITS, Arlington, va.
on Saturday. November II, at 1870
am. Interment Columbia Gardens
rep,ptppy
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sHOKEH, ALION c. On ThuTsdaY,
ington Hospital ALTON C. SHOREY.
beloved husband of Dora Shorey.
father Of Mrs. Emma Jane Grant OF
Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs. Mary Eta
King, and Stcpfather OF Stewart
Bush, both of Dover Foxcroft, Me;
brother of Herbert E Shorey, Mrs
Helen Bradley. Mrs. Doris Boldgett
OF Maine and Mrs Thelma s
Barnett Of Washington, D. C. Also
survived by six grandchildren. Serv.
ices and interment on SUNDAY, No.
Foxcroft Me. Loca' Advancement,
by De Vol Eunsrnl Home II
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BOOTH. HERMAN R. on Thursda!

Bg Novembe nEf II. 1863. HERMAN su1 r.
BOOTH Of 52O7 Just st. ne. be-
loved husband of Fannie C.. Booth;
Also surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc.
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Wednesday. November "A. 1862.
ARTHUR CHARLES REVELL Of 202l
Sycamore dr., Falls Church, Va, be-
loved husband Of Ruth N ReVell.
father If James Allen and Michael
Anthony Reveli, brother of Hazel.
Raymond, Johr and Francis Reyell
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home 2St7 Wilson blvd Arlington.
va where funeral services will be
held Oh SATURDAY. November II at
l:30 pm. Interment National Me
flnn.inl Pn ri.
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JAMES. On Tuesday, No
vember 10, 1862, JAMES RANDOLPH
of 1900 v st. NV, husband of Mrs.
Margaret Randolph. Friends may
call at Crouch's Funeral Home, 5301
where services will be held Saturday
at ] pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery
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THERLE A. JAMES. W. M.
I'D ANrTC n GTT TAM Gacy

HOES, EVELYN f. On Wednesday, No.
vember IA, 1852. EVELYN E. HOES
of 1924 26th st. ne, mother Of
Terry, Andrew. Gerald. Bernard,
Angela, Jonathan and Cecile Hoes.
She also is survived by her mother.
Elsie Ellis; four sisters, one brother,
one grandchild. other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, No
vember IS. friends are invited to
call at Frazier's Funeral Home. $50
Rhode Island ave NV. Funeral
Saturday, November II, at 1870 pm,
from the Woodbridge Church of Our
Lord Jesus Christ, 22d and Evarts
SITS. ne, Elder George McRae Of
ficiating Interment Carver Memo
rial Park. Casket will not be opened
carviHnC
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BEARFIELD, BISHOP N. In loving
memory of my devoted son, BISHOP
N. BEARFIELD, who passed away
five years ago today, November 10,
1857.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which I shall never part,
Though God has you in His keeping,
l still have you in my heart.
DEVOTED MOTHER, MARY BEAR
Field
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and members OF joppa
WI Lodge Chapter, No, ~
GA0 o. E. S., are requested to
NA&AA assemble at her late resi-
dence, @5S0g Ridge I'd,
Damascus, Md, for the
purpose OF conducting fu-
neral services for our late sister
FLORENCE A. LENTz, on Saturday,
November II, 1862, at 80 pm,
MARGARET e. ALLEN W. M.
KENNETH H. Lands, W. P.
VIRGINIA VA HINER. Secy.
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JACKSON, CHARLES W., Sr. Suddenly.
on Wednesday, November IA, 1862,
CHARLES w. JACKSON, Sr... Of
1405 Webster ST. NV. beloved hus-
Mrs. Marlene Ruffin, Scarmeld. Fern
and Charles Jackson. He also is sur
viyed by three grandchildren. other
relatives and host OF friends. After
5 pm. Friday, November 10, friends
are invited to call a. the Jarvis
Chapel 1882 You st. NV. Holy mass
will be offered at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. 18th st. and Park
I'd. NV, on Saturday. November
II, at 1890 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Recitation OF the
rosary on Friday, November 16. at
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LENTz, FLORENCE ARMENIA Cnes

LeibJ. on Wednesday, November ia,
1862. at her home. 25S09 Ridge I'd q,
Damascus, Md. FLORENCE ARMENIA
LENTZ. beloved mother Of Miss
Margaret E. Lentz, Mrs. Florence L.
Coleman and Mrs. Joseph A. Rice,
sr, and sister of Mrs. Esther L.
Price There also are seven grand
children and eight great-grandchii.
dren. After noon on Friday, Novem-
Der l6. Mrs. LentZ will rest at her
late home, where services will be
held on Saturday. November =. at
= pm. Interment Damascus Meth
odtst Cemetery 10
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PAREGoL. MoLLIE. The officers and

II members OF Temple Chap
3! !: Is: : :!
to assemble for the purpose
of conducting Eastern Star funeral
services at the Bernard Danzans
e. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 18th
st. NV, at l pm. Friday, November
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day, November Is, 1852, at Wash
ington Hospital Center, MARGARET
sister OF DR. Charles D. AXE and
DR.. A. B. AXE OF Atlantic City, N. j.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 1901 14th st. NV, on
Monday, November 10, at pm.
parking facilities. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. is
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HOLMAN. PHILLIP, On Thursday,

November 10, 1862. PHILLIP HOL-
MAN of 74s Van Buren, st. NV, hus-
band of Mrs. Annie Holman. Notice
of Funeral later. Arrangements by
Crouch's Funeral Home, 550l Sth
ST. NV
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ID, MRS. LORENA. Officers
and members Of Electa
Chapter. No. 2, o. E. s.,
are hereby notified of the
y death of our late sister,
LORENA HAYWOOD. Fu-
neral services Saturday,
November II, 1862, at 2
at the Hines Funeral Home,
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BRIsCOE. BENJAMIN, Sr. A tribute
Of love, and devotion to the memory
OF our devoted husband, father and
grandfather, BENJAMIN BRISCOE,
ST., who departed this life five years
ago today, November Is. 1857.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many a tear;
We miss you more each day,
And your loving smile, your gentle
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STACKS, JOSEPH T.. on WEDNESDAY.
November -. loS3. Mt Fairfax pcS-
pital, JoSTPH E ST ,CKS Of $500
Brook dr., Falls Church Va, belove1
husband Of RUBY Furvis Stacks.
father OF Joseph F., il; Purvis L,
William c. and Bennett II Stacks.
brother Of the Rev. John E. Stacks
and Mrs Mary Darcy He also is
survived by II grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
, neral Home, 2S41 Wilson blvd.
Arlington Va, where funeral services
will be held on Monday. November
~, at las pm. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery, is
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Hospital, GRACE E. BATCHELoR
Of 32OS 3Sth ST. NV Services at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
Der II, at II am. (parking facili-
tiesl. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
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NELLY. EUGENE A. OF washington,
Prayers at CHAMBERS Georgetown
Funeral Home 3G12 NJ st. NV. on
Friday. November l6, at $3.50 pm.
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HINWUUD, LUKENA McNELB1. On
Wednesday,. November 4, 1852,
1920 18th st. NV, beloved wife
of the late Joseph Henry Hinwood,
ST.: mother of Miss Bernice Hinwood,
Mrs. Mary E. Hickman and S. Rod
ney Hinwood and Miss Katherine
L. Hinwood. grandmother of Mrs.
Bernice Rupprecht, Mrs. Mary Louise
Thomas Hickman Of this area, S.
Rodney Hinwood, ir., of Nashville,
Tenn; william W. Hinwood, Robert
w Hinwood and Mai. John Du v.
Hinwood Of California. Services, at
Sgoi 18th st. NV, on Saturday,
November II, at 2 pm. (parking
facilities. Interment Congressional
CemetprV IA
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SLATER, ERMAN. Suddenly. on
Wednesday, November IA, 1862. at
his residence 30 Fl St ne. HER
OF Annie Slater, father OF Mary
Catherine and He~nal Slater, ir.
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends After 3 pm. Fri
day, November rs, friends are in
yited to call at the William spangler
where services will be held at II
noon on Saturday November II. In
terment Harmony Cemetery Ia
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SADIE. In memory of our
dear mother, SADIE WOODSON,
who passed away fifteen years ago
today, November q, l947.
When mother breathes her last
farewell,
The stroke means more than tongue
can tell;
The world seems quite another place
without the smile OF mothers face.
THE CHILDREN
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YOUR CHILDREN. 1918.
DALEY. VIRGINIA A. In memory Of
our sister, VIRGINIA A. DALEY,
who passed away one year ago,
November 10, 1861.
God gave us strength to bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow:
But what 1t meant to loose you,
God is the one to know
LOVING MOTHER AND GISnEDG
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-08
THE NOME NUGGET
Senate Votes to Continue Aid to Red Bloc Countries

WASHINGTON iR1 - The Sen- ate voted under heavy pressure yesterday to continue President Kennedy's discretionary authority to make shipment of surplus food and other farm commodities to Yugoslavia and Poland.
 The vote was 56-34.
 Prodded by it's Democratic and Republican leaders, it retreated part way from Wednesdays 57-24 action banning all assistance to any Communist dominated country under the $4,662, ,0O0,0 ,0O0 foreign aid bill.
 Wednesdays surprise action was a stunning blow to the White House and State Department which fear ed an all-out ban on aid to Yugo- slavia might drive that country back completely into the Sino-So- viet bloc.
 Thursdays amendment, by Sens. Mike Mansfield the Democratic leader, and Everett M Dirksen the Republican leader, would per- init the President, under certain findings, and after advance notice to Congress, to make millions of dollars in food shipments to foiaIld and Yugoslavia if he declares it to be in the interest of the United States.
 The turnaround came as a re- suit primarily of what Dirksen called a second look by farm state senators of the full measure of Wednesdays ban.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-08
ALL FOR 4 CAT

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. R - Warren Johnson shot a mountain lion in Utah last fall and had the hide made into a rug.
 But the rug measured feet and 4 inches, nose to tail, and it was longer than the room in which Johnson wanted to use it.
 Johnson asked the city for per mission to add three feet to his house. Sorry, said Building Com missioner Harold Christian, that SELF DEFENSE the property line.
 But he had suggestion. Cut off the lions tail.
 Nothing doing, said Johnson.
 So after much consultation, Christian relented.
 Now Johnson can enlarge the room to fit the cat.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-08
1 ROLES MAY BE REVERSED


 CHICAGO tR Evangelist Billy Graham has an assistant who says their roles may be reversed when they get to heaven.
 Cliff Barrows, who directs the 2,000-voice choir for Graham's 19- day crusade for Christ in Chicago, says: T tell Billy that when we get to heaven. there won't be any need for his preaching. But there will be plenty of music, and maybe they'll put me in charge Barrows joined the Graham or ganization while on his honey moon in 1945. Barrows and his wife decided to attend a youth conference ia Asheville, NC, at which young evangelist, Billy Gra- ham, was speaking
 When the regular song leader didn't show up, Graham asked Barrows, an ordained Baptist min ister, to take over. He has been with Graham ever since.