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Tshombe Offers u. N.
Deal on Mine Revenue
BY WILLIAM r. FRYE
Special to The Star

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Dec 14-Katanga President
Noise Tshombe has begun to buckle United Nations
pressure but has not yet abandoned his rbeonand the
" N breakdown on Katanga therefore will continue.
This U. N. diplomats say is the impact of compromise"
oer received from the Katanga chief late yesterday by
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George A. Shdford, 81,
Three Term Congressman

the nominee. Mr.. Hall won the
election but died during his
term and Roy A. Taylor was
appointed to fill out the term.
Born in Asheville
Mr.. Shuford was born in
Asheville September 5, 1895,
and attended Ash eville city
schools. He received his under
graduate education at the Uni
versity of North Carolina, and
his law degree from the Uni
versity of Georgia in 1917.
He served overseas in the
Army during World War I. He
returned to Asheville In 1920 to
establish a law practice. Short
ly afterward tragedy struck his
life when his first wife and
their two children were killed
in a Long Island, N. Y, train
wreck.
Mr.. Shuford later married
again and reared a family of
two sons and a daughter.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Daphne Brown; two
sons, Sydney Herbert Shuford
Of New York and Fuller Adams
Shuford, a medical intern at
Emory University Hospital, At
lanta, Ca; a daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dean Briggs, whose
husband is with the State De-
partment overseas. and a sister,
DR.. Mary Shuford, an Asheville
physician.
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DR.. Joseph J. Tregoning,
Geological Survey Aide

DR.. Joseph j. Tregonipg, a
liaison officer of the analyti-
cal laboratories branch of the
Geological Survey who retired
in October because Of illness
died Friday Of a. heart attack
at his home at $500 Hardwood
DR.. Tregoning was a chemist
from 1885 to l949 at the Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards,
where he worked on the analy-
sis of uranium ores. In 1949
he became chief of the Analyt-
ical Chemistry Branch Of the
New Brunswick, N. j.. Branch
of the Atomic Energy Com
mission.
In 1855, he returned to
Washington as chief of the
Chemistry Group Of the Geo.
chemistry and Petrology
Branch of the Geological Sur
vey.
A native Of Colorado, he re-
ceived his bachelors and mas
tiers degrees from Colorado Col
lege Of Education and his doc
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P. B. Morehouse Dies;
Prominent in Masonry

Spring Lodge No. 2l5. where he
served as worshipful master
in 1914. In 194l he Joined in
the Almas Shrine Temple
Washington. He was also q
member of King Solomon:
Council No. 10, Rockville, and
served as its Thrice Illustri-
GUS Master.
Mr.. MorehouSe was q men,
Der Of Grace Episcopal Church
Silver Spring, the Federal Bar
Association, and Kappa Alpha
and Delta Sigma Rho frater-
mites.
He leaves his wife, the
former Elizabeth Shelton, OF
the home address, and two
sons, Peter @. Morehouse
United States Navy, and VIII
liam ]. Morehouse. Of Phil
adelphia.
Services will be Tuesday at
$50 am. at Grace Episcopal
Church. Burial will be in Park
lawn cemetery.
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R. B. WiIIhide, ST.,
Retired as Printer
On Times Herald

Robert Bruce willhide, ST.,
rs. who retired after 81 years
as a printer on the old Times
Herald, died Friday at his
home. APO Fourteenth street
NV.
Born in Hagerstown. Md,
Mr.. Willhide retired in 1854
when the Times Herald con-
solidated with the Washington
Post. He was a member Of In
ternational Typographical Un-
ion No. 10l for SO years and a
member Of the Association of
Veteran Union Printers, for
whom he played sandlot base
ball from 1908 to 1914.
He leaves his wife, Fannie
M. Willhide, and a daughter,
Miss Viola M. Willhide, both
of the home address: a son,
Robert Bruce Willhide, jr., of
1918 Madison street. Hyatts-
vile, Md, and a sister, Mrs.
Clara P. Powell Of Pittsburgh.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow in the Hines Funeral
Home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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Hubert /. Cave,
cap Veteran

Hubert Lee Cave. 81. for As
years an employee of the ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone
Co., died yesterday at his home
at 1915 Whitehaven parkway
NV, after a short illness.
Born at Fort sill. Okla. he
came to Fort Myer. Va, as q
youth and attended schools
there. He moved to George
town In 1917. At his death he
was employed as q PIX In
staller.
He leaves his wife, Edna
Howard, Of the home address;
two sisters. Mrs. Mary Ellen
Stetekluh Of 1908 Twenty third
street. South Arlington. and
Mrs. Henry Otis Kirkland Of
2O2 North Wayne street. Arl-
ington; two brothers, John w.
Of 1908 Twenty-third street,
South Arlington. and Daniel Of
the District; four sons, David
of Philadelphia. William B..
serving in the Navy. Edward
of Carrolton. Md. and Hubert,
IT,, of 517O Fulton street NV:
and six grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am.
Tuesday at DeVol Funeral
home, 1924 Wisconsin avenue
NV. with burial in Columbia
Gardens, Arlington.
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Mrs. Mary Pies,
Was in Como
For Five Years

Mrs. Joseph v. Pies, "a, who
had been in a coma since she
was injured in a traffic acct
dent more than five years ago,
died Friday at Washington
Sanitarium.
Mrs. Pies was struck by q
car in November, 1857, at Geor-
gia avenue and Belvedere bou-
levard in Silver Spring. She
was admitted to the hospital
but never regained conscious
ness and was moved to the
Paint Branch Nursing Home
She returned to the sanitarium
last week after her condition
became critical.
A native of the District, Mrs.
Pies attended public schools
here. She was the former Mary
He'll. Her first husband died
in the early l930s and she later
remarked. Mr.. Pies died about
six months after his wife's ac-
cident.
She lie ayes no immediate
family.
Services are being arranged
by Joseph Gawler's Sons Flu
neral Home.
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Mrs. Frogge,
10-Yeur Resident

Mrs. Nancy A. Frogge. 80, a
Washington area resident for
10 years. died Of a cerebral
hemorrhage Saturday in the
Oakton Nursing Home, Oakton,
Va.
Mrs. Frogge lived in Alexan-
dria with her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Stump, of BAT Rollins
drive. From 1890 to 1925, she
and her late husband, Alvin A
Frogge, lived on a farm in
northwest Kansas.
She leaves three sons, Fred
s. Frogge, Of Monroe, Greg,
Ferd M. Frogge. Of Oakley,
Kans.. and Walter A. Frogge,
Of Kansas City, Mo-, and three
daughters, Mrs. Stump, Mrs
Harry M. Stock, Of Minneapolis,
and Mrs. Joseph o. Bordens, Of
Shawnee Mission, Kans.
Services will be held tomor-
row at 10 am. at the Everley-
Wheatley Funeral Home, Alex.
andria. Burial will be In
Greensburg, Mo.
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Attorney PGad B. More
house! SO, a retired Federal
Trade Commission lawyer, and
tleading Maryland Mason. died
yesterday of a heart attack al
lis home. zoos Glen Ross road,
Silver Spring.
A recipient Of bachelor and
master of laws degrees from
George Washington University
Nr. Morehouse served with the
federal Trade Commission from
$50 to 1861. He retired as as
istant general counsel.
Mr.. Morehouse was active in
Masonry for many years. In
,958 and 1859, he served as
dost Illustrious Grand Master
# the Grand Council, Royal
nd Select Masters of Mary
and, the highest office in the
loyal and Select degree of the
Gasonic Fraternity. He was
nighted in the Royal Order
4 Scotland in 1851.
His home lodge was Silver
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torate from the University OF
Colorado at Boulder.
DR.. Tregoning was a member
of the American Chemical So
ciety, the Geological Society Of
Washington, the Geochemical
Society and Sigma XII, q ma
tional chemical fraternity.
He leaves his wife, Alta. of
the home address; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Kathryn T. Gravatt
of Portsmouth, Va. and Mrs.
Lorna Jean Sniegoski of 6205
Wagner lane, Bethesda. two
sisters. Mrs. Grace Buxton of
Denver, Colo. and Miss
Blanche Tregoning. Of Greeley,
Colo. and O brother, c. Ray
mond Tregoning, also Of Gree
ley.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Robert A. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home. 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda. Bur-
ial will be in Parklawn Gene
terry.
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AIduh Jones, 5,
Watermelon Girl

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Dec. 8
(AP).-Aldah Jones, 5. whose
dying wish for a slice of water
melon was satisfied. died today
Of cancer.
Her craving for watermelon.
made public in newspapers last
month. brought many melons
to her bedside In q Portsmouth
Hospital.
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Henry l. Wilder

LEBANON, Pa, Dec. 8 (AP)
Henry L. Wilder, 10, pub
Usher Of the Lebanon Daily
News and president of the
Pennsylvania Associated Press
Association. died tonight. APP
parently Of a heart attack. He
was stricken while visiting
friends in Sinking Springs in
Berks County.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thonks

vsr often O cord Of shenks
in The S,or meets o need
which con hordlY be solved in
any ether woy. Net only is
il q gracious expression Of
sroiiivds 10 those 'Sho hove
sent ilorol tributes bur cho
eovnssvsly acknowledge the
services and kindnessss Of
the mony 10 whom O personal
note Of thenks esnnoi we'll be
mailed or whose names and
oddFssSss ere net known.
insertion Of Q eesd Of ihonks
nIoy be auonssd BY telephone
to The Sior. u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
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T. Parker Host, 70,
Maritime Leader

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dec
s apt. Parker Host. 10
maritime leader and former
Newport News mayor, died al
his home here yesterday.
He founded T. Parker Host
Inc. shipping agency and also
became head of Tidewater
Stevedoring Corp. In the early
1920s he served as vice mayor
four years beginning in 1886
and mayor from 1910 to Feb
ruary 1912, when he resigned
to serve in the Army Air Corps
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ASHEVILLE, N. c., Dec.
P.-George A. Shuford, 81
rho represented North Caro-
mas 18th district In Congress
or six years, died today at hi:
Isheville home.
Funeral services are planned
Gonday, but additional details
ave not been announced.
Mr.. Shuford went to Wash
agton after he defeated for
Ter State Senator Frank M
arker in the 1852 Democratic
Urinary. Mr.. Shuford cam
aligned in support Of the
ght-to-work law.
In 1858, Mr.. Shuford won
ne Democratic nomination, but
stirred when he suffered a
;roke just before the general
lection. After three operations,
g was able to return to his
Nv practice in Asheville on a
mited basis.
Father a Judge
In addition to serving three
rms in Congress, Mr.. Shu-
,rd served two terms in the
orth Carolina House of Rep
'sentatives and was a special
uperior Court judge from 1947
! 1949. His father also was a
nperior Court judge.
In the 1852 Democratic pri-
Iary, when he defeated Mr..
arker, the main campaign is
Ie was the right-to-work law
hich Mr.. Shuford favored.
Heinz Rollman, Waynesville
ldustrialist, faced Mr.. Shuford
1.-THE 1858 Democratic primary
r.. Shuford defeated Mr.. Roll
AN, but suffered a severe
roke a week before the cleo
on. He was forced to with
Jaw as the Democratic can
date and the late David M
all. a Sylvia lawyer who was
paraplegic, was appointed as
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Announcements Of
Services hv Chamhara
I'm MRmnriant

BOWMAN. JOSEPH d. In memory Of
my devoted husband, JOSEPH D.
| BOWMAN, who departed this life
one year ago today. December Q.
joseph. you went first and I remain
To walk the road alone;
III live in memory's garden, dear,
With happy days we've known. /,
In spring I'll wait for roses red.
When faded, the nlaes blue:
In early fall when brown leaves fall,
III catch glimpse Of you.
You went first and I remain
For battles TO be fought: "a
Each thing you've touched along the
VIII Be hallowed spot.
You went first and I remain,
one thing I'll have you do, slI
Walk slowly down that lonely path.
Eor soon III follow you.
THE HICKS FAMILY.
BROWN, VICTORIA. In sad but iov.
ing rememhrsnes q my dear sister,
this life three years ago today,
December 8, 1859.
We do not FORGET you, dear Sister,
We loved you too dearly ss
For your memory TO fade
From our lives like a dream.
Our lips do not speak when our
hearts mourn sincerely,
For grief often dwells where 10
seldom Is seen.
Remembered always.
SISTER, MARY NORRIS.
EDMoNsToN, THOMAS Z. In loving
=. EDMoNsToN. who departed this
December 9. 1888. -
Gone, but not forgotten.
YOUR y EvoTEp CHILDREN,
HORN, BETSY B. IN loving memory
HORN. who passed away sixteen
years ago today. December Q, 1916.
Beautiful memories are all We have
OF wonderful mother we shan
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, JEN-
ME- FANNIE. LILLIAN AND
JONES, GEORGE MINOT. In loving
memory OF my husband. GEORGE
MINoT JONES, who departed this
NE ISSel ,esSy years ago today Decem-
Time seems 10. move 50 swiftly -
Through each and every year:
But time cannot erase the sorrow
when you have lost some one 90
DEVOTED WIFE, CHARLOTTE.
KEULL, OTTO W. In loving memory
o. our dear father, OTTO wi.
kEULL. who passed away three
years ago today, December D. 1859.
So sweetly and quietly you passed
It was Gods will you couldn't stay.
sweetiy. tenderiy. fond and true;
There Is not a day. dear Papa.
That We do not think OF you.
DAUGHTERS, Esther MARGARET
AND BETTY. AND SON, JOHN.
MATHEWS, THEODORE A, sacred
band. THEoDoRE A. MATTHEW'S,
December o, 1857.
Gold and fame are fine 10 vim.
TssySs E no po oSs it to co m &c. ,ou
And the life that's spent for Rold
an empty thing and cold.
Friends alone can sympathize
wn'n 'ni pE iss5s stS y S oLs sEss
our dear mother, LoTTIE v. PAYNE.
who departed this life four years
aeo today December o, 1888.
Always 50 true, unselfish and kind,
rev In THIS world her equal you'll
In silence she suffered. in patience
she bore
Till God called her home to suffer no
A beautiful life that came to an end.
She died a she lived, svsryons's
HER goy fSi ESb si. SyksEAs IorTr.
Rich Gu I BETTY; In loving memory %
passed away eleven years ago. De-
eember 4, 1901.
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WARNER, RUTH A. Suddenly, on FRI
day. December Z, 1862, AZ Arlington
Hospital, RUTH Al, WARNER OF
1913 Fowler ST., Falls. Church, Va,
% Rs,GneT y i Mrs. g BARBARA sSi A. panieI.
Arlington. Va; Mrs. Joan Z. Davis.
Myrtle Beach, s. c., and Brenda j.
Warner Of the home address; daugh-
sr o. Rev snd mrs ob PANEL s.t ~
Of Mrs. Berniee Hess, Miss Dorothy
Ereymeyer. Cleveland, Ohio; John
Ereymeyer, Pensacola, Fla and
sSe nIso is as2yyed Sy Sns rSand
son. Albert Davis, II, Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901 n. Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va,
alter ! Pm; SUNDAY December =.
day December IL, at :45 pm, IN
torment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
wILLHIDE, ROBERT BRUCE, sr. On
Friday. December Z. 1862, at his
residence, 4l2O 18th 81. NV, ROB
ERT BRUCE WILLHIDE, ST.; be-
loved husband Of Fannie May Will
and Viola N. 'wiiihids OF wash.
tngton,I p. c. He also Is survived
nny q, sister Mrs, clara y: Powell
ShiidrsnDu No r joan snS PRE- Price, rfsn ar-
bara and Robert &, Wiilhide, serv-
ICES Hem az J sne II Hines Co. Funeral
Inc faciiitieSs. RI Relstiye g and friends Psnd
invited. lnterment olenwood Gem
etery. o
wI<5aIDE' Bonner sosEsT p on Ssa Friday Z;
| IN Washinstcn, p. &. ROB-
| Exam ERT B, WfLLHIpE. mem
resting at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol I4th st,
NV. Services at the above funeral
nS Sm on nt Un6S Sisn%ood csm g.
terry. Members Of the union are
invited to attend the funeral
JOSEPH z. Inns. secy. Treas.
WILEY, MASTER DOUGLAS GLENN.
Johns Hopkins HospItsl' Bsitiaiiore.
Nj, MASTER 4, TEE. DOUGLAS sold,ss GLENN gSl
O, and Cleone A. Wiley; brother
81 ne Steven ana Wiley y,S snS Era1ws,S,o on
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home. 254 Carroll st. NV.
a parking oppositeD, after pm.
' Sunday. December q, where services
viii be held on Monday. December
~, az 10 am. Interment Georse
washington Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. BENJAMIN. on Saturday,
December 8, 1862, at his residence,
1916 Shepherd ST. NV, BENJAMIN
WILLIAMS. Notice OF funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS BY Henry 8. Washing
ton and Sons.
wRENN. CAPT. PAUL G., UsN CIse-
tired. On Tuesday, December 4,
1862, at Letterman Hospital, San
FRANCISCO. Calf. CAPT. PAUL q.
Il MRENN, USN (retired), beloved hus-
band band Of Margot Wrenn Of Kent
John c, Beckett Of Paio Alto. Calf.
F.. Funeral at Arlington National Gene
! teTy on Monday, December 10, at
pm.
YOUNG. GERTRUDE b. on Friday,
December q, 1862. at her residence,
BOB Todd place ne. GERTRUDE B.
YOUNG beloved wife Of Thomas
her passing six Sisters, three brotha
ers. host Of nieces and nephews,
other relatives and friends. Re.
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 10th st.
Il ne. lample parking facilities),
where friends may call after 4 PM.
Il Sunday. December .. Funeral sery-
ices on Monday, December 10. ct l
Rev. George L. Smith officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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SUTHERLAND. BOBBY. suddenly. on

Friday. December Z, 1862, BOBBY
aern maH Va beIovsd 0I son ~ ne Iuns
3. Sutherland, Herndon, Va. and
Tivis d. Sutherland. Damascus, Va:
brother Of Mrs. Pansy Colley, Mi
chael. Billy and Beecher Sutherland,
all Of Herndon. Va. Friends may
Rte. 1. Herndon, Va. until am.
Monday. December 10, thence 10
the Green Funeral Home, Herndon
Va, where services will be held al
IL am. 1nterment Chestnut Grove
Cemetery,
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sTuRns. JosEPuINE = on y

DECEMBER 7. 1862 at z her II res ie'
JOSEPHINE 5. sTUBBs, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Lora s. Black Of
Alexandria, Va; Miss Halene E.
Street of the home address and
Clyde M. Stubs Of Chaffee, Mo.
She also is survived by four grand
children and ten great-grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Ar
lington Funeral Home. 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington, Va, after
services win be held on Monday,
December 10. at IL am. Interment
Columbia Gardens. o
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JoNEs. cARRIE vIRoNIA. on salu
JoRDoNl CLARA gELL. on Tu,saey,

Der =, lp62, WILLIAM KkI,LY q
Ie2 's D NEE sp 81 ,S q i b,ssl
Funeral Home. y
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fI p.s.ni.I 4 iaa ~ On sAl ThP5s oan
anei RALPH af A A TURNER MS e 3 Sn.
band Of Dorothy v Turner err fa1S asi
Of Mrs. Joan T. MeAllisteT anc
Ralph y. Turner, son Of Mrs. Emma
L. Turner. and brother Of Mrs. Rob.
ert J. Berry, There are seven Grand.
shildrsn, NJ; Turner rests az the
s434 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where service will be held on Mon.
day. December 10, at II am. park.
ing faeilitiesl. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. sympathy may be ex-
pressed In the form OF memorials e
the student Nurses EDUCATIONAL
b2b5 Loushboro I'd. NV. Washing
ton, y. G.
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TAYLOR, c. BURNETTE, On Thurs-

TAfLOE, G: bUkNEILk; On Ihurs-
dence. iis4 south Frederick st..
Arllngton. Va. c. BURNETTE TAY-
LOR, beloved husband Of Lula W.
Taylor, father Of c. Brunette. r.,
and Mrs. Louise M. Mclean. He
also Is survived BY four, grand-
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
! blvd, Arlington, Va, until 1880
am. Monday. December 10; thence
70 the Calvary Baptist Church,
oeorge Mason drive and Leesburg
peFse. A H 8: Ssis SasTe a funeral
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
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TABBs. AUGUSTUS (GUN. On Tues
TABBss beloved husband Of Eliza
beth Tabs. father Of Thomas Tabs
brother Of Mrs. Helen Anderson
and Randolph Tabs, grandfather
Of Mrs. Celeste McKoreal and
hO asOU 81 d oh. a'G P. y sSF' sse
friends. The late Mr.. Tabbs mas
be viewed ct the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 H ST. ne, after IL am
sunday. Funeral Monday, December
10. at oalbraith A. NJ. 3. Zion
ii: saSn am. Il. Re- Rev. q. ". vi turns
officiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Family may be
contacted Ct 20 BRYANT st. NV.
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day. December 8, 1862. at bis resi-.
DR.. HOWARD =. sTRi 81 dss Is
beloved husband Of Ruth Powell
strine and father Of Fred Z. strinS
and Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Fields. both
rS W1:aie arsncucu q w saS P nTn
Beach. Fla; brother Of Clinton o
strine Of Waynesboro, Pa. He also
is survived By several grand.
children, Services will be held
at oawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave
At Harrison st.. NV, on Monday
ing on premises). Interment Airing.
ton National Cemetery. In let
Of flowers contributions may be sent
to the Bethesda Rescue Squad Of
q fatorite charity. y
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JAMES L. FORD. MASTER.
ROLAND M. BROWN, Secy.

PIES. MARY VERONICA. On Friday.
December q, 1852, at the Wash
M !51,, y. PIES, foT%erlE UNA MARY ys Me- !:
survived by nepheWs and nieces,
Mrs. Helen Catalano. Miss Marie
Hell; brother oeorge, p. 9. c., Mrs.
Frances Woodbridge, Mrs. Rita CT.
nffi, Mrs. Agnes Springer. Paul
Schumacher. Friends may cali Al
0awler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave. al
Harrison st. NV. lparking on prem
ises), Mass will be offered ct st,
Stephen Martyr Church, 25th and
Pa. ave. NV, on Monday, Decem-
Oliyet Cemetery.
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swEIKHART, ELIZABETH T. On sat-

BETH T. sWEiKHART Of southlawn
Lane. Rockville, Nd, beloved wife
Of Joseph Sweetheart, sister Of Mrs.
Beane. Friends may call at the
Tyson Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881
East MONTGOMERY ave. Rockville
pikel, Rockville. Nd. where services
will be held Tuesday. December IL.
At $3.50 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 10
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WRENN. CAPT. PAUL G., UsN tie
tired. On Tuesday, December 4.
1862. at Letterman Hospital, San
FRANCISCO. Calf, CAPT. PAUL q.
WRENN, usN (retired), beloved hus-
field, Calf, and father OF Mrs,
John c, Beckett Of Palo Alto. Calf.
Funeral at Arlington National Gene
terry on Monday, December 10, at
2 pm. q
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AMBROSE j., sr. In loving
f %iiSSSI' Aas nv e': S %sfsM nd
who departed this life two years
ago today. December 0, 1850,
safe In the arms Of Jesus.
SAFE on His gentle breast.
There BY his love are Swallowed
Our loved one IL AZ rest.
Dtsxo1nn l , wSJFTv Iona AND
DoRE ] AND JOHN A.
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.AAWA death Of our late brother.
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Deal Funeral Home. 4et2
oeoreia ave. nv, on Monday, De-
HELM N' WILSON. W. NJ.
RUTH o, ,FtETcHER, Secretary.
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vACHEL L. Officers and
members Of steamfitters
Local. No. 002. are hereby
notified OF the death OF
Brother v. lBlLLl SAN
Robert Murphy Funeral
Home. 1924 Columbia pike.
Va. Funeral on Monday,
10, 1859, az l.45 pm.
I. BU9HONo. President,
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