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Five Foot, Six Inch
'Baby' Weighs 100

Chicago (ANP5 - A five foot,
six inch baby was born here last
week.
Pamela" a giraffe, gave birth
to a son, Admiral" in the Brook
field Zoo. The baby's father is
named Jack.
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l tsp. salt
Is tsp. pepper
tablespoon soy sauce
Add mushrooms, water chest
nuts in quantity you like. Top with
cashew nuts. Bake in CREASED cass-
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Tribute to d GREAT GOVERNOR

0 ANDERSEN LED THE FIGHT for the Fair
Housing Bill. both as a State Senator
working for passage and as Governor
when he signed the bill into law in 1851.
0 ANDERSEN LED THE FIGHT for adop-
+ion of the first Human Rights resolution
in The 5o-yeor history Of the US. Gov
errors Conference.
. ANDERSEN LED THE FIGHT for pro+ec-
tion of human rights for Americans vic
timized by the misnamed Freedom 40
Club" Of Lake Providence. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-15
Physicist Says Students
Are Too Woryof Science

discoveries as too sweeping,
rapid and complex to under
stand. he said.
DR.. Brueckner is on leave here
as vice president and director
Of research of the Institute OF
Defense Analysis, a small but
select" non-profit corporation
advising the Joint Chiefs OF
Staff on chronological matters
He said in an interview that
the huge Government military
contract program itself has two
harmful effects on the develop
ment of scientific mahpower.
1t results too often in waste
full duplication of effort among
valuable scientists working on
different projects.
The billions funneled into
industry enable industry to hire
away scientists from the one
place they are needed to de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-15
velop needed talent-the class

velop needed talent-the class
room.
1.-THE high schools are empty
Of scientists and engineers. The
high schools and small colleges
have been stripped of faculty"
DR.. Brueckner said.
Return Move Needed
He said that an energetic
Federal effort" Is needed to
move scientists from military
research back into the schools
and colleges. The lack of teach
ers is the fundamental problem.
he said.
There. he said, they could
help fill gaps in metallurgy,
geophysics, climatology, and
other applied sciences less
glamorous than space science,
but no less important.
On campus, DR.. Brueckner
said, students should realize
that "a good student can be-
come competent scientist
with application. He doesn't
have to be a genius"
DR.. Brueckner. 81, chairman
of the physics department at
CALIFORNIA; La Jolla Graduate
Center, lectured at Georgetown
University for two days under
a visiting program of the Ma
tional Science Foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-15
BY DAVID BREASTED
Star Staff Writer

The misguided notion that
scientists are necessarily gen.
fuses is frightening off young
talent that is badly needed by
the Nation, a University OF
California physicist declared
here yesterday.
The truth Of the matter is,
he said, that a good student
can become a competent scien-
fist by simply applying him
self and without being a genius.
In Advisory Post
DR.. Keith A. Breuckner said
that the genius image goes hand
in hand with the mistaken
impression that science is too
difficult, people have to be
too well trained" for the stu
dent to work in the field. Pub
licity has pictured scientific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-15
Zippers Expensive

NEW YORK.-A New York
tailor, Bill Abel, is putting IA
karat gold zippers on the trous-
ers he makes.
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james Ellis, Jr.
Commander

comdr. James w, Ellis, jr., q
Navy test pilot who retired two
months ago due to disability
died yesterday at Oak Knoll
the United States Naval Hos
pital near Oakland, Calf. He
was Al.
Comdr. Ellis was graduated
from the United States Navy
Academy in 1913 and served in
World War II and in the
Korean War. He was a former
commanding officer of Fighter
Squadron "a of the Atlantic
Fleet. ~
He served as a test and
project pilot for jet aircraft at
Patuxent Naval Air Station in
.1948. He later served on the
SHAPE staff of Gen. Lauris
Norstad in Paris. From 1855
until his retirement, he served
at Pensacola Naval Air Station
He leaves his wife, Catherine,
formerly of Hamilton. Va, and
now in Berkeley, Calf, and
his parents. Admiral and Mrs,
James w. Ellis, ST., Of Berkeley
Services will be tomorrow in
San Bruno, Calf, where burial
will be in Golden Gate Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Grim, IS,
Wife of Printer
At Evening Stur

Mrs. Mary Katherine Grim,
SIS, Methodist churchwomah
and wife of a Star printer, died
Monday at her home, 1850
South Abingdon street, Airing
ton, after a long illness
She was married SO years
ago to Gilbert H. Grim, who has
been with The Star for 40
years.
Mrs. Grim was a member OF
Calvary Methodist Church in
Arlington.
Born in Union Bridge, Md.
she was educated in public
schools there.
In addition to her husband
of the family address, Mrs
Grim leaves two daughters
Mrs. Irby w. Fleming of Chi
cago and Mrs. Edward Macon
of Vienna, Va, and one son
Gene L. Grim of Bowie, Md.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at the Eyerly- Wheat
ley Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock road. Alexandria
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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John A. Soyurs,
Ex-Curpenter;
Sc Years in D. c.

John A. Soyars, "a, a retired
carpenter, died Sunday at his
home at 800 South Lincoln
street, Arlington, after a long
illness.
Born in Ringgold, Va, Mr.
Soyars moved to Washington
SO years ago.
He was employed for many
years with S. D. Moses, Inc. HI
and his wife Mary had beer
married So years when she dice
last year.
Mr.. Soyars leaves two daugh-
tiers, Miss Anne M. Soyars and
Mrs. Edith T. Morley, both OF
the home address. and a sister
MRS. jamie G. Robertson OF
Warrenton, Va.
Services were to be held at 2
pm. today in the S. H, Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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W. E. Lewis, II,
Gloss Executive

NEW YORK, Nov. Z (AP0-
William Edward Lewis, II, a
founder and retired president
and board chairman of the
Owens Illinois, Glass Co., was
found dead today at Carlton
House. $50 Madison avenue,
apparently of natural causes.
The industrialist, who lived
in Perrysburg, Ohio, had con-
tiriued as a director of the To-
ledo- based company following
retirement as board chairman
in 1850.
Mr.. Lewis had been staying
at Carlton House with his wife,
the former Margaret Harris,
and had been conducting his
business affairs from the offices
of Owens Corning Fiberglass
Co., tit Fifth avenue.
Found slumped on a couch in
his apartment about 8 am, Mr.
Lewis was pronounced dead by
DR.. Edward McCabe, a hotel
physician.
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Edwin T. Cosby, Former
ice, CAB Specialist

Edwin T. Cosby, II, a re-
tired Government transporta-
ton specialist with more than
40 years Of service, died of
cancer Monday in Ridgewood,
N. j.
Mr., Cosby lived at 1898 Broad
Branch road NV. before NOV
ing to Glen Rock, N. j., after
his retirement last year.
A native of Richmond, Va,
he received his law degree from
American University here and
Joined the Interstate Commerce
Commission as a rate and
tariff specialist. Much of his
time at the ICC was spent as
a hearing examiner in motor
carrying cases.
In 1913 Mr.. Crosby trans
ferred to the Civil Aeronautics
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Richard Sterling Dies,
Ran Vocational School

Richard L. Sterling, 81,
founder Of the Sterling voca-
tional School, 1000 U street
NV, died yesterday. at Freed
mems Hospital after a brief
illness.
Mr.. Sterling specialized in
the management of vocational
training programs, in invest
ment finance, and in real estate
brokerage. He had been plan
ming trade schools for various
underdeveloped countries.
Born in Homestead, Pa, Mr..
Sterling received his bachelor
OF arts degree from the Univer-
sity Of Pittsburgh, and his
masters degree from Columbia
University. He did further post
graduate work at Catholic Uni
versity here.
Between 1888 and 1913, he
served variously as educational
director of the Civilian Con-
servation Corps camp at Gov
ernor's Island, New York, and
at neighboring camps in. New
Jersey; as industrial secretary
of the New York Urban League,
and as assistant boys secretary
Of the YMCA in Pittsburgh.
He founded the Sterling
Vocational School in 1913.
Mr.. Sterling was an honorary
Thirty-third degree Mason,
Scottish Rite, and belonged to
John F. Cook Lodge No. 10 and
to Jonathan Davis Consistory
No. / here. He was a member
OF the Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nifty, Of the YMCA Board Of
Management, and of the Amer
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Norman E. Sims,
Retired Engineer
For cap Phone

Norman E. Sims, SO, retired
Chesapeake g., Potomac Tele-
phone, Co. engineer, died yes
terday at Fairfax Hospital,
after a heart attack.
He was a past president of
the Bfoadmont Citizens Asso-
citation of Falls Church.
Born in Hawley, Pa, Mr..
Sims was brought to Falls
Church as a child and lived
there most of, his life.
He was graduated from the
old Business High School,
studied law at Washington
College Of Law and was gradu-
ated from the. Georgetown Law
School. He'began his telephone
career in 1910 as a clerk in the
commercial department and re-
tired as staff engineer in
1857.
MI's oliAAS was d lilC IHeIuD6f
of the Alexander Graham Bell
Chapter Of the Telephone Pho
neers Of America.
He leaves his wife, Helen,
and daughter, Barbara, both
of the home address, 306 Forest
drive. Falls Church; two sons,
Norman E., jr.. of Spring Hill
road, Mclean, Va, and Robert,
of Charleston, w. Va.
Services will be at 2 pm, to-
morrow at Parsons Funeral
Home, 472 North Washington
street, Falls Church. Burial
will be in lakewood Cemetery
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Board, retiring last year a;
assistant chief of It's tariff
section.
He was a member of the Dis
trict Bar and was admitted tt
practice before the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Cosby leaves his wife
Gay, of Glen Rock; a daughter
Mrs. Elwood Holstein, Ridge
wood; a sister, Mrs. Garland
Mclaughlin, Richmond, anc
five grandchildren.
Services will be held tomor.
row in, Ridgewood. The family
requests that expressions o.
sympathy be in the form o.
contributions to the Berger
County IN. j. chapter Of the
American Cancer Society.
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w. S. StunbuY, Aide
OF Cunudu Red Cross

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico: Nov.
7 tAP).-W.' s. Stanbury of
Toronto, national commissioner
of the Canadian Red Cross, died
last night after a heart attack
in q hotel swimming pool. He
was 81,
Mr.. Stanbury, born in Exeter,
Ontario, in 1905, had been Red
Cross national commissioner
since 1949,
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Arthur J. Wilson,
Financial Analyst

Arthur y. Wilson. a financial
analyst with the Federal Home
Loan and Bank Board, died at
Suburban Hospital yesterday
after a three-week illness.
Born near Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. Wilson was graduated from
the University of Indiana. He
came to Washington 20 years
ago. He was a member Of Alpha
Tau Omega and was a Mason
He leaves his wife, Ruth L..
an English teacher at Roose-
welt High School. of the family
address. 1881 Langley court
NV; his son, Donald c., 1881
Thirty ninth street NV; and
two grandchildren.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow in Terre Haute.
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lean Society of African Culture
in New York City.
He leaves his wife, Anne Bass
Sterling, two sons Richard L.
jr., and Victor Samuel. and hi
mother, Mrs. Eugie Sterling, al
of the family address, 552S
Sixteenth street NV. He also
leaves his brother, Joseph, o.
sos Quincy street NV. @
Services will be at l pm
Friday at the Mcclure Funera
Home. 1920 Ninth street NV
Burial will be in Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
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1faths

WHEELER. MARY Z. on Tuesday.
W NGSERIsT Of se4 lS0S New 4HnaEmabshifs
ave. NV. Notice of funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis. .a.r
WHITE. MARY ELIZABETH. on Mon.
day, November 5, 1862, at the Lee
ELIZABETH WHITE Of 1895 Roosee
welt. ave-, Fails Church. Va, wife
M snd f Rdsaad rl WRits sistsf
Mrs. Frances M. Route, Mrs.
Edna a. Murray. Daniel :. and
John job M McelIlisgddy Funeral Nnnsh.I ssrS
at / p.m.,. at st. Patricks Epis-
copal Church. Falls Church, Va. In
terment National Memorial Park.
Friends s,,I MAJ, cal at the Cunning;
Alfred SITS, Alexandria, Va. Caieh.
mond, Va. papers please copy0. T.,
WHITE, MARY E. Charter member,
n n The officers and members
&>M Of Hope Chapter, No. 80,
NSM o. E. s., are requested to
ZaAElkoE> assemble at 8 pm. Wednes-
day. November z. 1862. at
" the CUNNINGHAM Funeral
Home, Cameron and North,
Alfred sts., Alexandria, Va, for the
purpose Of conducting Eastern star 3
tIN,yyS9,-.SSA Jul AebC siStSA' AAENA
RUTH W. TRAYLoR. W. M.
GRACE M. DODGE. Secretary.
woODsoN, MARY L. On Friday, No-e
yember, 2, 1852, at the DISTRICT
General Hospital, MARY L. WOOD
SON Of 5000 Blaine st. ne, Apt. I;
81 She leaves to mourn their loss
one daughter, Mrs. Marie RaglIner; !
one sister. Mrs Ida Branison; q
host Of niece, three nephews. other
relatives and friends After 5 pm
Wednesday, November T. friends may
call at the Morris A. Carter & Co.
Funeral Home, 305 H st, NV, Sery-
ices on Thursday, November s. lat
pm, at the, Peace Baptist CHURCH,.
18th and Gales SITS. ne, the Rev.
s. A.. Davenport officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
wooDEND. GEORGE RUSSELL. sud-
denly, on Wednesday, November "
1862, GEORGE RUSSELL WOOD
END, beloved husband of Lula
Woodend, father Of Frances Balder-
son and Mary Andrews brother 81
Dorothy Prestele Friends may call
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 81 18th st. Sc, after g
pm. Wednesday November 2 park
ing facilitiesl, where services will
be held on Friday. November q, al
is:4S pm Relatives and friends ,
INVITE tinvised; interment Arlington Ma &,
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With RECORD TO o.
Card of Thonks

Very often q cord Of ihenks
in The Sior meets o need
which con hardly be solved IN
any other woy. Not only is
il O gracious expression Of
gratitude 10 those Who have
sent floral tributes but oko
eevrteovslY acknowledges the,
services and kindnesses Of
the monY 10 whom o peronol
note Of thonks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose names endy
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of thonks
n'oy be ouonsed by telephone
to The Sior. II. $4,000.
The Evening ondSundoy Star
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Darn nj Thanka

HLLOw. RosALIE FLORA. The fam
lily OF the late ROSALIE FLORA
.HILLOW is grateful to you for your
many expressions Of sympathy and
acts of kindness.
GEORGE AND FLORA HILLow AND
FAMILY
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That Sense Of Loneliness

In those hours and days OF loneliness sChen per-
sonal loss is most deeply felt, much-needed under
standing strangely enough, becomes most difficult
to communicate. The fragrant silence and perfect
beauty Of flotUers UiH Enthusiastically convey COM
passion and sympathy. Delicately and with quiet
certainty, tlotoers ,UH help to tighten terrible
burden. 45
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL PARK--l lot a
sell half or all. IA. 2-4164.
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vember (, 1862, JOSEPH ADAMS
OF 1L9 Ingraham st. NV. husband
Of Sarah Adams, stepfather Of
Archie Smith, ST., and brother oi
Jennie Robinson, Sarah Morgan,
NANCY Owens, Matte Harris, Louise
Adams: After 3 pm. Wednesday,
November z, friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices. viii be held on Thursday, No.
vember 8, at 1870 pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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STIRLING, RICHARD L. On tuesday,

November g.. 1862, RICHARD G.
STERLING of 5525 18th st. NV,
ling and devoted father Of Richard
L.. IT,, and Victor s. Sterling. Also
surviving are his mother, Mrs. Eu-
gle Sterling; one brother. Joseph N.
Sterling. and other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Thurs
day, friends are invited to cali at
the Mcguire Funeral Home. 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held at l pm. Friday, November
9. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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McDoNouGH FLORENcE o m Man

day. November 5. 1862. FLORENCE
G. McDoNoUGH of. 1880 Old
Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Nd. be-
McDonough. daughter of Mrs. Mado.
lin Quinn, sister of Miss Madoiin
Quinn and John F. Quinn. Services
will be held Saturday, November
10. at the McGaronogan Funeral
Home, Carbondale, Pa, Interment
Cathedral Cemetery, Wilmington,
Del. &
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SOBER, MARGAREr ELLEN. on rue.

day. Novembe aHs 8. 1867 5hS MAR re sssT
ELLEN soPER Of 54ii Morton pI..
East Riverdale. Md, beloved wife
Of the late Joseph 3. soper. mother
Of Joseph o.. IT.; William H., Zane
J., and Ethel M. Rollins; sister Of
Mrs. BERTHE Redmond; also sur
vived by four grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
5000 Rhode Island ave at Eastern
ave. ne Funeral Thursday. Novem-
Bernards Catholic Church, River
dale, Nd, where mass will be Of
fered at 1920 am. for the repose
Of her soul. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
tary
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NA DEE, WILLIAM LILLIAN On Tuesday. No.
County Hospital, WILLIAM lillian NADER
Of 1887 Church st. NV, beloved
husband Of Julia Nader. father OF
William and Henry Nader and Mrs
der and Mrs. George Suttle Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 290l I4th st.. NV,
parking facilitiesl. Services at ST
George Syrian Orthodox Church,
1853 6th st. NV. on Friday. No
wood Cemetery. &
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w0oDEND, GEORGE RUSSELL. sud-
denly nm Waanncda az Mnnnnnh


Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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MAY, KATHRYN L. On. Tuesday, No
vember 8. 1862, KATHRYN [. MAY
OF 1920 Williams lane, Chevy Chase
Nd, beloved sister Of Stephen G.
May OF Atlanta, Ca: William
Leonard May Of Bethesda, Nd; aunt
Of William Leonard MAY. jrS Miss
Patricia May and DR.. Stephen G
May. jr., of Kennesaw, Ga. Services
will be held Thursday at II am,
at the Church of the Ascension st.
Agnes, 12th st. and Mass, ave. NV
Interment Kenscico Cemetery, Val
halla, N. Y.
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mOkklS, kOSS Il. Suddenly, on Mon.
day, November 5, 1869, at the
Loudonn County HOSPITAL, Leesburg
Va, ROSS E. MORRIS OF Aide
and the late Charles Preston Morris
IT., formerly Of Burke. Va; brother
Of Mrs, Mary Morris Harvey and
Chales Preston Morris III OF AIdie,
Va; Relatives and friends may
Home, Leesburg, Va. where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, No
vember 8, at 1890 am, Crave
SIDE services at 1 pm, Arlington
National Cemetery. = :
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CARR, REV. ANDREW J. On Monday,
DREW j. CARR Of 4s1S kansas nss
ave. NV, husband Of the late Rosa
Smith Carr. Surviving are his rela-
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
MANUEL ANTHONY. On
Tuesday, November 6, 1862. MAN
UEL ANTHONY cAMBoURi Of
1 IA Bradley Bradley blvd blvd; Chevy Chase,
Aari. cnG%9Sur FORA Isthsr ., Of orl Mrs
Ga; grandfather Of Denise II.
and James Anthony Ford, brother
OF Mrs. Yanthi Christofis OF Detroit.
Mich: DR.. Cambouri Of the Isle Of
Rhodes, Greece. and Alexander Cam
may caH at Gawler's Chapel, Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV,
after ~ noon Thursday. November
3 parking on premisesl. where
at 8 pm. and Friday, November q,
Of St, Sophia, where services viii
Arlington National Cemetery. s
CARR, REV. ANDREW J. A special
~ r, Cook Lodge, No. To- +,
MEN the Masonic Temple. 10th
XOIX and You SITS. NV, on Fri
NJ day, November o, 1862, al
am, for the purpose. OF
bf for cur :, l esnI brother REV. AN
EMANUEL r. WEAVER, W, M
MORRIS w. CAUL, Secy.
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NA HInoR: GROVER G.. sr. OF s7oa
1862, beloved husband Of Grace
Marks Naylor, father OF Grover O.,
Jr.:. 9. Raymond, F. Pearson Nayior
and Mrs. Arminta Flohr; brother Of
vived by thirteen grandchiIdren and
three Observation-Disclosures Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 81
llth st. Sc, on Friday, November
=, at ESQ pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. &
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MILLER. JOEL HYATT. OF 1905 40th
ave. Colmar Manor, Md, on No
Yember 9. 1852. husband Of Julia
z; Miller, father Of Mrs. Randolph
and Richard Lee Ratio, brother Of
Bernard and Edward Miller. six
grandchildren survive. Prayers al
Chambers Funeral Home 5sOl
Cleveland ave, Riverdaie, Md, on
Mass in st. James Catholic Church
Mount Rainier, Md. at q am
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cenneterv s
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3AkER, NANCY G., MAJOR, u. 8
ARMY NURSE CORPS. OF In.
dianapolis, Ind, on November 5
1862, wife of the late John j
Baker, colonel, USA (retired}; sister
Of Harry billiard John and A. z
Elish and Elizabeth q, Partridge
Remains at Chambers Funera
Home. 1855 Georgia ave, Silvel
Spring, Nd. until Thursday, No
yember 8, at l pm. Services a
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va.
At 2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tionaI Cemetery.
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Alfred SITS, Alexandria, va, for the
purpose OF conducting Eastern star
services for our late sister, MARY
E. WHITE.
RUTH W. TRAYLoR. w. M.
GRACE M DODGE Secretary
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RAWLINGS. FRANK G. on Monday,
RAWLINGS Of 9S17 Lanham Severn
I'd, seabrook, Md. father Of Frank
sna R MTa Hs.n Ms MFf 'gs g saS
lings also is survived by four grand-
children. Friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Nd; after
s pm. Tuesday, November 6, until
10 pm. Wednesday, November 4.
Services at the Fort Lincoln Gene
terry Mausoleum Chapel at 10 am.
Thursday. November 8. Interment
private.
REED, ETHEL A. On Tuesday. No
REED Of Blusmopt, Va, wife of the
Louise N. cauffman, Rufus L., Lewis
c and Meredith M. Reed. all OF
Was ah,gn: D; C.; joseph " Reed
81 ksnsss c ya K ans C. she Aen ai Bees
survived by thirteen grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren Friends
may call at the John H. Enders
Funeral Home, BeEryyille, Va, Fu-
mont Methodist Church. Intermsnt
Berryville Cemetery. 8
REED da9 M SsE.mS.T : Lisson S MSR.
GUERRA L. REED Of sio1 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Apt. ..205. wife
Of the late Or. John Hamilton Reed
and mother Of Miss Florence Reed.
Also surviving are other relatives
M and many M friends After 4 pm;
invited to call at the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held on Thursday.
November 8. at ! 40 pm, the Rev,
James D. Foy officis ting Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Z
RoHRssEN. IRENE. ON Monday. No.
pital, IRENE RoHRsSEN Of 1901
ArVonne place NV. wife Of the
late John Rohrssen, mother of Mrs.
Alma Rohrssen Garcia, Richard and
Eugene Rohrssen. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave.
premisesl, where services viii be held
on Thursday, November 8. at
pm. Interment Green, N, Y.
ROPER. ODESSA B. On Monday, No.
vem5er :; 1899, at Freedmen,s Hos;
gtsl opEssA B. 5 R0rsS Of off, l4i I;
Jesse Roper. She also leaves to
mourn her passing two brothers. a
host Of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th
st, ne. lample parking. facilitiesl,
neral services Oh Thursday. Novem-
Wesley & NJ. E. Zion church. i is15
14th ST. NV. the Rev. E. Franklin
Jsokson officiating. Interment