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Col. Daniel Lee Wright, 70,
Helped Build Panama Canal

WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. II
(AP).-Retired Col. Daniel Lee
Wright, rs, of Winchester, the
last survivor of the first con-
tingent of army engineers sent
to build the Panama Canal, died
Saturday in Newton D. Baker
Hospital near MartinSburg,
w. Va.
A native of Frederick County
who was educated at Virginia
Tech, Col. Wright became a
municipal engineer in the Canal
Zone after working on the
canal. He later saw service in
Bogota, Colombia, assisting
with Government construction
of a highway system.
In 1880, Col. Wright became
a staff member of the Rookie
Teller Foundations interna-
tional division of health and
served in the Middle East.
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He later served in France and
in China and was a member of
Gen. Joseph Stilwell's staff for
construction of the Burma road.
Col. Wright retired from the
Rockefeller Foundation in l949
but in 1854 he went to the Mid
die East through a grant of the
Ford Foundation. After his re-
tirement, he had made his
home here.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Grace
r. Wright, and a son, Daniel
E. Wright of Winchester; q
daughter, Mrs. Grace Wright
Foley of st. Petersburg, Fla. ;
and a brother, Fred C. Wright
sr. of Hagerstown, Md.
Funeral Services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at Hopewell
meeting house near Clearbrook
in Frederick County.
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John F. LiIIord, ST., 80,
HyuttsviIIe Civic Leader

John Frank Lillard, ST., 80, a
master telegrapher who became
a lawyers lawyer" died yes
terday at his home, 4410 Ogle-
thorpe street, Hyattsville, after
a heart attack.
An attorney in Prince Georges
County for so years, he was a
past vice president of the Mary
land State Bar Association and
a past president of the Prince
Georges County Bar Associa-
ton, which recognized his work
in the March, 1862, issue of its
Journal by calling him the
Lawyers lawyer"
Born in LeeSburg, Va, Mr..
Lillard learned biography in
his teens and became a master
telegrapher for the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad at its Barnes
vile (Md.) station.
HE worked IL hours a day,
seven days a week, for $47.50
a month" recalled his son, j. F.
Lillard, jr., of 1904 Calverton
drive, Hyattsville, also an at
torney and former Prince
Georges Republican chairman
and General Assembly delegate.
He became station agent at
Hyattsville, then opened a feed
and coal business there and
attended the old National Law
School at night. In 1911, he
received his bachelor of laws
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Mrs. KurIund of Baltimore,
Mother of Area Residents

Mrs. Sarah Kurland, 80,
mother-in-law of Harold K.
Melnicove, vice president and
m ere h andiSe manager of
Hecht's Department store, died
today in Baltimore after a long
illness.
The widow of Ellis Kurland,
a Baltimore real estate man
who died in 1860, Mrs. Kurland
leaves five daughters; Mrs.
Melnicove, who lives at 5849
Marbury road, Kenwood; Mrs.
David R. Isen, 7404 Western
avenue, Chevy Chase; the Bar
oness Charles deGrandcourt of
Los Angeles; Mrs. Morris E.
Kerpelman and Mrs. Robert M.
Turek, both of Baltimore.
She also leaves four sons: DR..
Leonard T., 1910 Woodhollow
drive, Chevy Chase; Edwin L.,
of Los Angeles; DR.. Louis j.,
and Melvin, both of Baltimore;
26 grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren.
Service will be at IL am.
tomorrow at the Jack Lewis
Funeral Home, Eutaw place
and North avenue, Baltimore.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
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Willis H. OBrien,
Built King Kong

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. IL CAP)
Willis H. O'Brien, rs, a Spe-
cialist in horror films and a
builder of the movie gorilla,
King Kong, died at his Holly
wood home Thursday.
Mr.. O'Brien worked with spe-
cial effects.
King Kong was a sensation
in 1888 and still ranks as a
classic among screen thrillers,
but Mr.. O'Brien did not win an
Academy Award until he worked
on Mighty Joe Young" in
1949.
The illusion of a giant gorilla
was obtained through a minia-
ture, painstakingly manipulated
through animation.
Mr.. O'Brien used his camera
techniques in other films, in
Guiding 1.-THE Lost World" and
"the Last Days of Pompeii."
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H. W. Hutchinson,
Virginia Farmer

CHANTnLY, Va, Nov. IL
(SpeciaD H. Wade Hutchi-
son, SO, a retired farmer and
member Of a well-known fam
lily, died Saturday after suf-
fering a heart attack at his
home near Chantilly.
Mr.. Hutchinson, a native of
Loudoun County, was widely
known throughout the area as
a cattle dealer. He operated a
large cattle farm near Chan
lilly until retirement a year
ago on account of i'll health.
He had been active in COM
munity affairs.
He leaves his wife, Anna Til
lett Hutchinson and one son, 1t.
s. Gerry Hutchinson, USING,
stationed on Okinawa.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Green Fu-
neral Home in Herndon.
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Blanche Clark, 80
Pilgrims Scion

Miss Blanche Bassett Clark,
88, the last remaining direct
descendant Of a sailing master
on the Mayflower, died Thurs
day. Her ancestor, Thomas
Clark of Lincolnshire, Eng
land, was one of two sailing
masters on the Mayflower.
Miss Clark was a lifelong
resident Of Washington. She
retired in 1888 from the De-
partment of Agriculture after
IS years of service. She gradu-
ated from Miss Eugenia Os-
bourne's School at Manassas,
Va, where she taught for a
short time.
Members of her family were
well-known Shipbuilders
throughout the 18th century,
Clark Island off Plymouth,
Mass, is named after them.
Miss Clark was living at the
home of her nephew, H. Clark
Willett, 206 Langley Hill drive,
Mclean, Va, at the time of
her death.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Christ Church in
Georgetown. Burial will be in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Ralph Howard,
Restored Register
On Washington

Ralph w. Howard. ST., SO,
retired Government Printing
Office bookbinder who restored
an old register marking George
Washington's entry into Mason
hood, died yesterday at Sibley
Hospital.
In 1926, Mr.. Howard led a
group of fellow MasonS in re-
storing the original Masons'
register at the lodge in Fred
ricksburg, Va.
He was a member of Column
bia Lodge No. 8, AT. & AM.
Scottish Rite, and of the
Shrine'S Almas Temple. In
1925-27, he served as president
of Bookbinders Union Local No.
4. He belonged to McKendree
Methodist Church.
Born in Chicago, Mr.. Howard
was educated in Jacksonville,
Fla, later lived in Galveston,
Tex. where he was married in
1900. His wife, Anna Marie,
died in 1886.
They moved to Washington
in 1908, and he retired from the
Government Printing Office in
1888.
Mr.. Howard leaves his daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie E. Howard, and
a sister, Miss Annie M. Howard,
of the family address, 2004
Ingraham street, and two sons,
Ralph, 100 Hamilton avenue,
Silver Spring, and Walter E.,
of 2009 Lansdowne way, Silver
Spring.
Services will be at II am.
Wednesday at the Warner
Humphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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his higher education at Prince
ton, Johns Hopkins and Yale,
where he got his law degree.
Among the ideas he advanced
during his years with the
welfare department were re-
training of the unemployed,
rehabilitation for alcoholics
and financing foster homes for
children.
He leaves his wife, the former
Peggy Haggin Ewing; a son,
Thomas j. s. Waxter, jr.; a
daughter. Mrs. Philip K. Maber,
and a sister, Maria Margaret
Waxter.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at Brown Memorial
Church in Baltimore, with
burial in Lorraine cemetery.
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THONGS Woxter Dies,
Stote Welfare Director

BALTIMORE. Nov. IL (AP)
Thomas j. S. Waxter, Mary
lands State director of welfare
died yesterday after a long ILL
ness. He was SO.
The chief magistrate of Bal
timore Juvenile Court from
1929 to 1885, Mr.. Waxter en-
tered the welfare field in Mary
land when it was stated m the
1905.
He was named director of the
Baltimore Department of Public
Welfare when it opened in 1885,
and served in that capacity un-
til 1858, when he was appointed
director of the State agency.
A native of Baltimore, Mr..
Waxter graduated from Boys
Latin High School and received
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Dr.. FiIippo Rocchi.
Pope's Physician

ROME, Nov. IL (AP).-Pope
Johns personal physician, DR..
Filippo Rocchi, IS, died last
night of a cerebral hemorrhage.
DR.. Rocchi, one of Italy's
leading doctors and head of the
Vatican's medical services, was
stricken at midday.
After DR.. Rocchi was taken
to the Villa Stuart hospital in
northern Rome, the 80-year-old
ruler Of the Roman Catholic
church rushed to see him and
spent five minutes praying at
the bedside.
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Alice Fitzgerald

NEW YORK, Nov. IL (AP)
Fitzgerald, 80, an inter-
nationally recognized authority
on nursing, died Saturday. She
served as a British Army nurse
and later in the American Red
Cross in World War I. Later
she organized the first govern
ment school Of nursing in
Siam and conducted public
health surveys in China and
Japan. She was born in Flor
ence, Italy. to American par
ents.
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Memorial Set Here
For Mrs. Roosevelt

Memorial services for Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, who died
Wednesday, will be at 1890
pm. Thursday in Washington
Cathedral.
Both Bishop William Creigh-
ton and the Rev. Francis B.
Sayre. jr., dean of Washington
Cathedral, will speak.
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Benjamin Rose

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. IL (AP).-
Benjamin Rose, n, former
president of Best Supermarkets
Of Philadelphia, died yesterday
He was active in Philadelphia
United Jewish Appeal, a Mason
and a founder of the Mainline
Lodge. Best Supermarkets were
acquired by the Food Fair
chain.
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Dratha

THOMAS, GORDON v. OF 1910 18Th
St / W.. on November z, 1859.
brother Of Colin L. and Kenneth ?.
Thomas. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 400 Chaplin st. NV.
1880 am Services and interment,
a. 4 am, in Arlington National
Cemetery
TIEFFENBACH, JENNIE MARY. On
Saturday. November 10, 1862, JEN-
ME MARY TIEFFENBACH OF 4s46
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase Nd.
fenbach and sister Of Kir Rafter
OF Thornton Heath England, and
william Rafter of Rathdowney. Ire
land. Friends are invited to call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
thesds, Md. Requiem mass win be
offered Tuesday, November 10, at
10 am. from Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Church. East-West hwy.
ment e Gate ST. Of 'iHn eaTsn ne Rsfg
TRACY, ZEALAND G. On Sunday. NO
y yemSser IL; 1862. a. .Washington
T TSAc9 of ce 1857 st. EAh MaEys IT,
Silver Spring, Md, husband OF the
late Elsie a Tracy and father Of
grandchildren and two sreat-srand-
Waner E. Humphrey Funeral Home.
4S34 Georgia ave- Silver Spring,
Md. (parking facilities). Notice Of
services later Friends may visit al
the funeral home after pm.
Tuesday.
WASHINGTON. CECIL THEODORE. On
Sunday, November IL, 1862. cecil,
THEODORE WASHINGTON Of 1000
Kenyon st, NV. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
WRIGHT, ELMER E. PAT). On Fri
day, November 8, 1862, at Sibley
Hospital, ELMER E. WRIGHT Of
oil Farragut st. NV, beloved htfs-
band Of Sarah A. Wright (Nee
Speakmanl, father OF Eva M. whit
sell OF Rockville, Md; Doris L.
Phelps OF North Beach, Md. Louisa
G. McCabe and Ronald Wright, both
Of Hyattsyille, Md; brother Of
Lillian M, Kreis and Eva e. Hard
ing, brother-in-law of Mary Haas.
Mr.. Wright is also survived by ia
grandchildren, and one great-grand-
daughter. Friends may call after
pm, Monday, at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home. 7400 Georgia ave.
NV, where services will be held
wednesday, November IA, at 10 am,
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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Claude A. Thompson

BRoNxvnLE. N. Y, Nov.
IL (AP). Arthur
Thompson. 81, retired general
counsel of the old Standard
Vacuum Oil Co., died yesterday.
He served as assistant general
counsel for the old Standard
Of New York, becoming general
counsel in 1884 after the
merger into Standard Vacuum.
Mr.. Thompson, who was born
in Pennsylvania, retired in
1915.
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SH IDEioI MARY 7; g9rmerly Of WASH
wife Of the late Edward 8 Shue
and mother of Mrs. Eileen Pond.
She is also survived by sister
Mrs. John Monaghan, 10 grandchii,
dren and 20 .great-grandchildre
FRIENDS may NAY cal at Gasch's Funeral
vile, Md, after 10 am. Monday
until 800 am. Tuesday, November
ID, 1852, thence to st. Jerome's
Catholic Church. Hyattsville. Nd
where the holy sacrifice of the mass
VIII De ofiered for the repose of her
soul at 10 am, Internient Cedsr
Hill Cemetery. 10
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form Of contributions to the
Arthritic Foundation in Balti-
more.
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IINUhMAhEh' AUNES a. On Saturday,
ssG9y oFn2a vv TO- 1e82, AGNES A:
aye, NV. wife of the late John =
shoemaker, aunt of Ernest II, Ket-
tier. Friends may call at GawIer's
Chapel. Wisconsin ave and Harrison
81. NV, after IL noon Mondsy
Sparklng on premis2s), where sery-
vember IL, at 2 pm. Interment
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
7400 GEORGIA AVE, NV.
RIA. 3-7411
2 Blks. North of Walter Reed Hospital
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $4,000
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
Formerly at l1l3 7th st. NV
1905 l4th st. NV. tn. 2-2320
ALEXANDER S. POPE
OUR 42nd YEAR
Ala 18th St. Sc. b44-2ssO
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SIMMS, LINCOLN. on SATURDAY
November 8, 1862, LINcoLN Sims Sims
q I0S 9TH st. ne, brother Of Mrs.
Maaee owens. Mrs, Ethel Lancaster
survived by a nephew, other rela-
tlves and friends. Funeral services
by Jarvis, 10
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PERELMAN, ETHEL IN sura.u ~.

yem6er Il; 1862, Ethel PERE En-
MI oHsS OF 200 Quaekenbos st. ne, be-
Mrs Shirley Cadesky, both of On.
tsrlo. Canada; Mrs Molly BERGMAN
OF Burlington, Vt; Mrs. Libby
PeTlman and Mrs. Rashe Schildhans
2oth Of Washington, D. c.; MIS-
SSa ,E kstcnsn Of Brooklyn. N. Y,
W; she also is survived by 10 grand
children and / 4 great-grandchildre
Funeral services and interment
SSurlington. vt. Danzansky Funeral
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RUSS, SULLIVAN J. An emergent COM
~ munication Of the New Je-
IN rusalem Lodge. No. 8, will
AMCMn be held at the S. H. Hines
M TN Funeral Home. 290I 18th
AVN So. NV, on Tuesday, No
Wy vember IS. 1862, at 1890
am. for the purpose Of
eonuuctlng Masonic funeral services for
our late brother, SULLIVAN j. ROSS
NMN,AKREN L. STEINER, W. NJ.
WILLIAM z. GIBBS, Jr'. Secv
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SHELLMAN. LOUIS. On Sunday Mo-
vember II, 1862, LOUIS SHEIiMAN
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
SHELTON, BERTHA L. On Saturday
November 10, 1862. BERTHA T.
SHELTON OF SO Bryant ST. NV
Notice Of funeral later Arran9s
ments by Frazier's.
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ROSS, SULLIVAN ]. On Friday Novem

Der 3, 1852, at Suburban Hospital
SULLIVAN J. ROSS of 1915 Radnor
re-, Bethesda. Md, beloved husband
o. tne late Nellie Baines Ross.
Bethesda. Nd; brother Of Mrs
Ethel Ross Otis of Boston, Mass
FRIENDS may call at the S. II. Hines
co. Funeral Home, 1901 I4th ST
NV, after pm, Sunday, Noyem.
per IL parking facilities). Services
Tuesday, November 10, at II am
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. -
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CEMETERY LOTS

BOSTON BULL, Friday, vicinity Glen
Echo Hgts. 652-0164.
DOG, miniature poodle. male, with tas,
vic. 33d and NJ SITS. NV. sunday,
Belongs TO 3-year-old who is grieying
Call FE. s5649.
NAME CHECK CONTAINER. printed.
CATION st. and Conn ave, Saturday
Generous reward Call 76S-S754 !
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church, Va.-Two sites, selling price,
$3.50: sacrifice for $525. RE. 6-3l75.
IL
WATCH, ladies', Longine, yellow sold
with initials, A T. H., vic, st. AIMS,
Wisconsin and Nebraska ayes. NV.
Reward. 362-0005.
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PERRY. CHARLES E. On Sunday No
pember II, 1862, CHARI ES
FERRY Of 80 s st. NV. Notice Of
iIuneLaI later. Arrangements BY
POPE. EVA M IN rr,.,r 49,,

POPE. EVA NJ. On Friday, November
y, 1852, ct Gainesville, Fla, EVA
M. POPE, formerly OF 62u6 Mada-
waska rd, Glen Echo Heights. Md,
wns OF tne late F; Carter Pope,
Mrs; Thomas Mentally, Eva Moo re
Gustayus a. and BENJAMIN c. pope
sister OF Miss Nell Moore. There are
10 grsndchildrep and two great
the Warner E. Pumphrey Finer
Home, S434 Ge3-gia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. where service will he
held on Tuesday, November Is. at 10
noon noon Barking facilitiesl. Interment
Friends may visit at the fiInerai
home after 3 n m Annanm ~ -
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aence, 2525 Minnesota ave. Sc,
Of Lexington, va. mother NJ NJ
Barbara Mccoy and Miss Virginia
Padgett, both of Pedal. Miss. She
also is survived by six sisters. two
brothers and three grandchiidren
S SsLVicss az kerr's Creek Baptist
November 13, at 1 pm. Intermeni
church cemetery i'iehS
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MUELLER Of 34s Howard VSHTA ave- :,
Rockville. Nd, beloved husband OF
Mrs. Irma E. Mueller, father Of Mrs.
Irma Phillips. S/Sergt. Frank j.
Mueller; ~, and Mrs. Diana Nc
OF Dekota, ILL.,, and Toinette and
Donald Mueller. Friensd are invited
70 call at the~Colonial Funeral Home
q Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville.
Mo, after noon Monday. Novem-
per II. where services will be held
on Wednesday, November IA, al
hl:45 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
llOnal NemeterY 10
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CHARLOTTE HoYLE,

ELIZABETH LOWELL. Secretary. 10
MCCLURE, EDWARD F. Sr. Members
ANN1HRA. Of United States Naval Gun
A Factory Post No. 1885,
tzSkzHNH Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
#aNWk are notified Of the death
Of comrade, EDWARD F.
zS MCCLURE, ST. National
honor guard services will
be held at Chambers Funeral Home,
SIT 18th ST. Sc, on Monday, Novem-
Der -. 1862, at $40 pm.
DAVID WOOD, Adjutant.
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sToHLMAN. MARTHA KATHLEEN. On

Sunday, November II, 1862, al
Proyidenee Hospital. MARTHA
KATHLEEN STOHI.MAN, infant
daughter OF DR.. John william and
John William, IT,; MARY Elizabeth
Helen Tobin and Theresa Anne
Stohlman. Services and interment
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HUNT, AMANDA. on wednesday,
November q, 1862. AMANDA HUNT
of 39l2 18th st. NV, beloved wife
of George B. Hunt, devoted mother Of
Theodore W. and George B. Hunt, jr. /;
also surviving are two daughter-in-
laws. Mrs. Mary B. and Mrs. Helen
F.. Hunt, five grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing with L. E. Murray and Sons
1887 10th st. NV, where friends
may call Monday, from 3 to 10 pm.
Funeral Tuesday, November 10, at
Metropolitan Baptist Church. at
! pm, Rev. e. c. Smith officiating
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. IL
II. WADE. Suddenly. on
his home. Pleasant Valley. Route i.
Chantilly, Va. H. WADE HuTCHI-
son, husband of Anna T. Hutchison.
father Of First 1t. Samuel Gerry
Hutchison, USMC, stationed at
Okinawa; grandfather OF Robin
Maury Hutchinson OF Camp LeJeune.
N. c. Friends may call at the Green
Funeral Home. "a Eden St. Hern-
don, Va. Notice Of funeral later In
lieu OF flowers contributions may
be made to the Heart Association
Of Northern Virginia, 500 North
Edgewood ST., Arlington, Va.
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McMANus, HATTIE CHARLOTTE. on

Thursday, November s. 1862, at
George ,Washlngton university Hos
pital, HATTIE CHARLOTTE Nc
MANUs Of 612 14th st, NE, beloved
wife of Luther. N. McManus, de-
voted mother Of Ruth o. Wagstaff
and Mai. Luther NJ McManus. ir.,
USA, She also leaves to mourn her
passing one brother, nine grandchil-
dren. one daughter -in-law, one SON.
in-law, four great-grandchildren
other relatives and friends, Remains
resing at the John I. Rhines Co,
Funeral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne.
lsmple parking facilities), where
friends may call after pm, Mon
day, November IL. Funeral will be
held at Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th
and P SITS. NV. on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10, at pm, the Rev. E. L,
Harrison officiating Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Casket
will not be opened after services,
Funeral procession will form and
leave from the family residence. 612I
14th St ne, at 1915 pm. Tues
day. November 10. IL
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EDWARD F., sr. On Friday,
November 8. 1852. EDWARD Nc
lA CLURE, Sr., of 7010 Sleepy Hol-
W low I'd, Sc, respected brother
I'LL 49,, l.. O., o. F. Friends may
TX call at the Chambers Funeral
MI Home, SIT 18th st. Sc, after
w z pm. Sunday, November IL.
Services will be held at st.
Johns Catholic Church, Clinton, Nd,
on Tuesday, November 10, at 9:45
Cemetery.
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TAYLOR, LLOYD T. On Saturday

NOyem bs 10 1852. LLOYD I,
Kensington, Md, beloved husband
Of Dorothy W. Taylor. Dear father
Of Lloyd E., Jr.. and Bruce ID. Tay-
lor. Friends are Invited to cali at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
t Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Be
Services Tuesday. November 49, at
Y am. from the Christ Episcopal
CHURCH, Kensington, Nd. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
neu OF flowers. expressions OF SYM
pathy may be made to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society or the WASH
inston Hearing Society. IL
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PATTERSON, wILHELMINA B. Sud

denly: on Friday; November Q: 1857 10y
Sc, WILHELMINA B. PATTERSON Il n
aGs sIo sister Of Mrs. Lucille e
Ppate: MI James @. and DIR. F. D.
also Is survived by a brother-in
Mr.. John H. Dale; three sisters-in,
law. other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later, Ar.
TsngementS by the Robert G. Mason
Funeral Home. 250n Nichnls I've =
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cMANUs. HATTIE C. The members
OF Emanuel Court No. 3.
~ order Of Calanthe. are noti-
~ fled Of the death Of Sister
1H9 HATTIE c. McMANUS.
iMA Calanthe services on Mon
NV day, November II, 1862.
at s pm, at John 7. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 3015
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sPANGLER. GEORGE Nee. On SUM-
aaay; NoWye en IL. 1852, at Mount
sPANGLER Of 1924 connecticut ave
NV; father of Matthew c, Spangier
Of Lake Charles. La. and Mrs.
s4n, p C.; brother of Hubert NJ
may call at the s. H. Hines Co Fu9
neral Home, ?90I 18th ST. NV
from 4 pm. Monday, November ~,
~ II am. Wednesday, November
14 parking facilities. Services at
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va.
on Wednesday. November IA. at /
pm, lntermens Arlington National
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RALPH w. An emergent
Communication OF Columbia
Lodge No. 3. IF. A. A. M,
will be held at the Warner
E.. Humphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, 4
Silver Spring, Md, on
Tuesday, November 10. att
#. for the purpose of con-
Iasonic funeral services for
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KEENAN, aHatIS n. H1ED WIG. On Saturday

Noysmbeir 70. P 1869. H Rh wffoFl HEE:.
MANN of 937 Spring la Fails
Church. Va, beloved wife of the
late Emil o. Hermann, mother Of
FRANK j. Hermann. Funeral services
at the Collins Funeral Home. 3S21
18Th ST.. NV. on Wednesday. No
private. at Arlington National Gene
terry. Viewing from Z to pm
Monday and Tuesday. Ia