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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18

tour and the fabulous obratsov
Puppets, he's flying to Europe
to sign the Danish Ballet. .. d.
Jimmy Everett will direct the
dances for June HavOc's MAR
athon 49,"
A dozen judges we're among
the guests at the St. Regis re-
ception Sunday for the wedding
Of Maxine Berman and Robert
Kaufman, son Of Judge Irving
r.. Kaufm n. The grOOm's
brother, Richard. offered an
apt, 3O-second toast to the new
lywedS. That's just like one of
Judge Kaufman's opinions, :"
said Sidney Weinberg, head of
Goldman, Sachs. Short, and to
the point"
Larry Gates, who won unani-
nous notices for his role as the
observation-disclosures in "a Case
of Libel" was first offered the
role of the plaintiff. and then of
defense counsel. He chose the
columnist's role at less salary.
The Establishment has
been such a hit at The Strollers
Theater that owner John Krim-
sky paid off the mortgage last
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
THE
LYONS
DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK. Quentin Reyn-
oldS, whose successful libel
suit against WestbrOOk PegIer
has been dramatized into the
new hit play, "A Case of Libel, I"
is outraged by it. He said: 81
feel sick about it. It's disgusting
to have this whole libel again. "
3. Henry Denker dramatized
it from the chapter in the best
seller, my Life in Court" the
book by R eynolds' lawyer,
Louis Nizer. R eynold S said:
He never asked me for a re-
lease.
'Nizer wanted to cut me in
on it, five days ago, but
didn't want any of that dirty
money" Reynolds added. 81
wouldn't 60 to see it. I'd rather
cut my throat"
=
A prominent Long Island So
ciety hostess, who's never met
Mime. NgO Dinh Nhu, wrote her
a letter expressing admiration
and invited her to a party in
her honor. Nine. Nhu has &C.
cepted. Jennie GrOssinger
is at Mt. Sinai Hospital, after
surgery last week end. Van
Helm, who plays the plaintiff S
lawyer in "a Case Of Libel, "
was distracted during his sum-
nation to the jury" facing the
audience. He suddenly saw Noel
Coward blowing kisses, for his
brilliant performance.
Ex-Judge Simon Rifkind, one
Of Americas ableSt trial law
yers, was asked by a group Of
judges and lawyers for his
opinion on the recent trend to-
wards lengthy trials. He said:
IF the prosecutor can't prove,
in three weeks, that the de-
PENDANT did something criminal
then he ought to give up.
Rifkind also said: "a 10-month
trial is, of itself, a denial of JUS
tice to anyone"
Sc g
Ingrid Bergman's daughter,
Pia LindstrOm, is studying the
drama in London. Benny
Goodman will start a six-week
tour, from Philadelphia to
Shreveport, La, his classical and
jazz concerts billed as 1.-The
Worlds Of Benny Goodman. !"
His cast will have the Berk-
shire String Quartet and a
Septet featuring Red NOrvO and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-18
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

have an educated bunch that
something will soon be happen
ing on his divorce from Rather
inc. 81. There are so many Sc
auctions in the James Bond
thriller, ''Dr. No." that star
Sean Connery is now calling it
''Dr. Yes"
The william HOlden-C apueine
picture, "Perang," should dc
even better at the box office
wicket, now that love has
bIoomed between the two stars.
If they marry, this could be the
French girls acting swan song.
Bill doesn't 60 for a wife who
works. So Brenda nj arsh all
gave up her career when she
married him. And now see what
happens.
Kate Smith will delve into her
barrel of goodies when she puts
on her one-woman concert al
Carnegie Hall Move mber 2.
Kate will sing an assortment Of
songs that made her famous,
i IN GLIDING when the Moon
Comes Over the Mountain" and
Irving Berlin's God Bless
America"
Anna QuayIe, the tall British
c o m edienne in "Stop the
World Want to Get OFF," de.
tests the central heating sys.
TEN, which is turned on during
cold evenings. "The L on d o +
theaters," says Anna, "are just
as cold inside as outside" AnC
she is going back, fairly soon
to enjoy it.
Now that the producers have
paid Irving Wallace $500, 900 fol
the movie rights of his "Three
Sirens" book, they will have Ia
figure a way to make the movie
without burning the screen. This
book is all about the love-mak-
ing practices among the Poly
neSianS.
Stuart Whitman stars and CO.
produces my Brothers Keep
err" Partner Bob FinkeI signed
Henry Farrell, author Of ''What
Ever Happened to Baby
Jane?," to write the script.
Baby Jane" by the way, has
been as big a hit in Europe as il
was here. Joan CrawfOrd 4
share will come to more than
$500, 900, with Bette Davis, who
took S per cent less in the prof.
its, more in salary, making a
bit less.
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HOLLYWOOD.
Potter Joins
The 'HumIets'

HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-Sid-
ney Potter, one Of our best &C
tors, is joining the CROWN 6
group who will play Hamlet. I"
Richard BurtOn's is for the
spring. Peter O'TOOle's for the
next summer in England. And
Max Schen will get into his
doublet and hose again as soon
as he finishes his picture with
MeIina Mercouri Maurice
Cheyalier stars with Pat Boone
in the British picture Lesson in
Love" And Maurice, at IS, is
still the man who can give it, in
spite of all his statements that
he is through with that sort of
foolishness. Walter Wanger
discussing Elizabeth T aylOr:
GAN the exciting, talented
women of history took what
they wanted, and to hell with
the consequences" And
George Hamilton, discussing
himself: 81 want to be needed:
/ want to be admired: l want
to be important and appreci-
ated." ALI this in reply to my
question, why did you want to
be an actor" Whatever
happened to the marriage plans
of Michael Rennie and aMry
Preminger?
Alfred Hitchcock will make a
picture about Jack Sheppard,
the 18TH Century British escaped
ogiSt. Anthony Quinn never
stops working, and he will
follow 1.-THE Visit" with Ingrid
Bergman in Rome with ''Zor.
has" to be made in Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
William W. Jones Dies,
Brokerage Firm Official

William w. Jones. jr., SO, vice
president Of q Washington in
vestm emit firm, died at the
Washington Hospital Center
yesterday after a long illness.
Born in Germantown, Nd,
Mr.. Jones Joined the brok-
erage of Folger, Nolan and
Fleming in 1884 as a securities
salesman and was named vice
president Of the company in
1858.
Mr.. Jones. who attended
public schools in the District,
was a specialist in municipal
securities holdings.
A member of the Columbia
Country Club, the Washington
Board of Trade, the Bond Club
and the Chatterbox Club, he
lived at 1000 Cathedral avenue
NV.
He leaves his wife, 10 Null
Jones, Of the home address;
two brothers, Parke P. Jones,
1859 Runnymede place NV,
and Donald G.. Jones, ATOP Do
yer road, Brookdale. Md, and
two sisters, Mrs. A. w. Burr,
4607 Connecticut avenue NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Hans W. ireland, Executive
Of D. c. Clearing House

Hans w. Ireland, rs, assist
ant manager of the d. c.
Clearing House and former
executive of the American
Security & Trust Co., died to-
day of pneumonia in Doctors
Hospital.
Mr.. Ireland, who lived at
1921 Kalorama road NV, was
a native of Carrollton, Mo,
and was graduated from Bust
ness High School here. He
also attended the American
Institute Of Banking.
Mr.. Ireland began his bank
ing career in 1908 as a runner
with the Home Savings Bank,
and later served as a book
keeper, teller and manager of
several of the banks branches.
In 1917, Mr.. Ireland was
elected assistant treasurer of
the Home Savings Bank and
retained his office when the
bank merged with American
Security & Trust Co. In 1919.
Mr.. Ireland served for many
years as manager in several of
the banks branch offices, and
was transferred to the main
office in 1926.
In 1910, Mr.. Ireland was
elected treasurer of the firm
and seven years later was
named a vice president and
member Of the board Of di-
rectors.
He retired from American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Martin Pitzer, "a.
Ex-CIerk With
u. S. Post Office

Martin Pitzer, "a, of 42e
Buchanan street NV, died
Monday at his home after q
heart attack. He had been Ill
since May.
Mr.. Pitzer had been a rail-
way mail clerk with the Post
Office Department for IS years
before his retirement six years
ago.
The son of the late William
T. and Anna s. Pitzer, he was
born in Arden. w. Va. He was
educa ted in Gerrardstown
CIV. Va public schools and
moved to the District in 1926
He was active in the North
minister Presbyterian Church,
Georgia avenue and Alaska
avenue NV, and was a men,
Der of the Railway Mail Clerks
Association.
Mr.. Pitzer leaves his wife,
Margaret B. Pitzer, of the home
address: two sons, Harry M,
jr., of 1907 Note avenue, Sill
yer Spring, and Navy 1t. W. B.,
of 603 Boston avenue, Takoma
Park. and a daughter, Mrs
Edgar D. Rhodes of Laurel, Md
He also leaves a sister, Mrs
Allen B. CuShwa of Martins
burg, w. Va, nine grandchil-
dren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services will be at
10 am. tomorrow at the Hunte-
mann Funeral Home, 5732
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will be in Warrenton (Va.)
Cemetery.
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R. LEstrunge, 70
Keystone Kop'

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 20 (AP)
Richard L'Estrange, 70,
movie television official who
was one of Mack Sennett's
original keystone Kops," died
in his sleep yesterday at his
home in nearby Burbank.
Mr.. L'Estrange began his So
year motion picture career as a
production man, but was drafted
into acting soon after his ar
rival in Hollywood by the late
Cecil B. DeMille. He appeared
as "Grouchy" in Mr.. DeMille's
"Squaw Man." Hollywood's first
feature-length film.
That role and his work on
Mr.. Sennett's zany police force
were his only acting ventures.
Mr.. L'Estrange was director
assistant director and produc-
ton manager of many films
until he went into television in
the late 1940s. He was produc-
ton manager on such shows as
MY Little Margie," Water
front" and Mystery Theater."
In 1872 he was an assistant
director for Warner Brothers on
CIT Sunset Strip" and Hawai-
ian Eye"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Mrs. Roberts,
Wife of the Clerk
Of the House

Mrs. Ralph r. Roberts, wife
of the Clerk of the House OF
Representatives, died Of cancer
M on day at the Georgetown
University Hospital.
Mrs. Roberts, the former
Eloise Clark, was a native OF
Depere, Wis. A singer, as a
young woman she toured the
United States with several light
opera companies.
She was the widow of Samuel
j. Nichols, a former member of
the House of Representatives
from South Carolina. He died
in 1887. Before his death, he
opened a law practice at
Spartsnsburg, s. c., where Mrs
Roberts operated several groves
of fruit trees.
In the early l93OS she served
on the staff of the Corcoran
Art Gallery, and at her death
was a member of the Senior
Congressional Club and the
Democratic Women's Club.
Mr.. Roberts, a 40-year en-
ploye of the House, has been its
clerk since 1919.
She leaves only her husband,
of the Sheraton-Park Hotel,
the home address.
Services will be at 1915 am
tomorrow at st. Thomas Apos-
tie Catholic Church, 1855
Woodley road NV, with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Elias 9. Duumit,
Vice President OF
Appliance Firm

Elias G. Dammit, Al, vice
president and general sales
manager of Todd's Television
and Appliance Stores, died of a
heart attack yesterday while at
work at the firms store at Ele-
venth and F streets NV.
Mr.. Dammit lived at 3741
Leverton street, Silver Spring.
He had been associated with
Todd's stores for seven years.
He had PREVIOUSLY m ana G e d
several other stores including a
department store in Denver,
Colo.
He was born in Monessen,
Pa, a suburb of Pittsburgh,
and was a graduate of Mones-
sen High School. Mr.. Dammit
first came to the Washington
area in 1885 and left for a
short period to take the Denver
post.
He was m mber of st.
Georges Syrian Orth o dox
Church.
Mr.. Dammit leaves his wife,
Helen, and three sons, Rick, 10,
Ronald, IA, and David, 8, of the
home address.
He also leaves four brothers,
N. David, of 1925 Harvey road,
Silver Spring, Samuel D., of
927 North Barton street, Ar
lington; Victor D., of 3400 Janet
road, Silver Spring, and Donald
M. of 3739 Twelfth streed NE,
and two sisters, Mrs. George
Toney of 1905 Perry street NE.
and Mrs. Robert Thomas of
GaleSville, Md.
Funeral services will be at II
am. Friday at st. Georges
Syrian Orthodox Church. Burr
al will be in Fort Lincoln Gem
etery, BladenSburg.
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Security & Trust Co. in 1885,
and became assistant manager
of the D. c. Clearing House
which clears checks and han
dies other transactions for al
District banks. He was active
in that post at the time of his
death.
Mr.. Ireland was an active
member Of the District Bank
.ers Association and was q
founder and early chairman Of
the safe deposit section of the
organization.
He also was a member OF
the Lafayette Masonic Lodge
and st. Adams Episcopal
Church. He was active in the
National Library for the Blind
the District Chapter of the
American Red Cross and the
Walter Reed Memorial Fund
He leaves two daughters
Mrs. Mildred Ireland Jones and
Miss Alice V. Ireland; a son
Robert W.; a sister, Miss Jo-
sephine c. Ireland, and foul
grandchildren,
Services will be at 2 pm
Friday at st. Adams Church
Wisconsin and Massachusetts
avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
Alice A. Foster,
Teacher q Years
In District Schools

Miss Alice A. Foster, So. a
District public school teacher
for % years, died Of cancer
Sunday in Cardinal, Va.
She received her early train
ing in Mathews County, the
place Of her birth, and Glou-
cester County. both in Virginia
She earned an Alb. and an
MA. at Howard University,
majoring in romance languages.
She also did postgraduate
work at the Universities of
Pennsylvania and Chicago and
took inservice courses at D. c.
Teachers College.
At the time of her retirement
November s. 1862, Miss Foster
was teaching basic education
classes at Stuart Junior High
School.
She was a member of Phi
Beta Sorority, Beta Zeta Chap
ter.
Miss Foster leaves one sister,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20
J. E. Ciccone,
Puymuster for
Sanitary Agency

Joseph E. Ciccone, AZ, a pay
master with the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commits
sion, died of a heart attack
Monday at Suburban Hospital.
Mr.. Ciccone, of 422 Bolton
court, Silver Spring, was en-
ployed by the commission the
last two years.
A native OF Dunmore, Pa,
where he was captain of his
high schools track team and
manager of its football team,
he moved to Washington 18
years ago. Before joining the
sanitary commission, Mr.. Cic-
cone worked as a manager fol-
Rinaldi Dry Cleaners and fol
the Security Storage Co.
A veteran of World War II
he served in the Pacific with
the Marines from 1912 to 1945
Mr.. Ciccone had served as {
vice commander of the Distric
of Columbia American Legior
Post No. % and was a member
of the Knights of Columbus
and the Holy Name Society Of
st. Bernadette's Catholic
Church in Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife, the for.
mer Marie Cammerota, of the
home address; a son, Vito Mi
chael, also of the home ad-
dress; his mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Ciccone, of Dunmore
three brothers and three sis
tiers, all of Pennsylvania.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at st. Bernadette's
Church, 10 University boule-
ward, Silver Spring. with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
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four years after their marriage.
Mrs. Stapleton was a men,
Der Of the New York City Wom-
ems Republican Club. the First
Church of Christ Scientist in
Boston and the Chevy Chase
Chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
She leaves her husband, OF
the home address.
Memorial services will be
conducted at 2 pm. Friday at
the Gawler funeral home, Wis
consin avenue at Harrison
street NV. Burial will be in
Rockford, Ill.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be in the
form Of donations to any
charity.
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Toronto Mayor Dies
After PIoyinq Hockey

TORONTO, Ontario, Nov. 20
(AP).-Mayor Donald Sum-
merville, 48, of Toronto died
last night after suffering a
heart attack while playing goal
in an exhibition hockey game.
Mr.. Summerville collapsed in
the dressing room of George
Bell Arena after skating from a
pile-up in front of his net in
the first few minutes of the
game.
The game pitted City Council
members against a press, radio
and television team. 1t was to
raise funds for the Toronto
Italian flood relief fund.
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Mrs. StupIeton, Actress,
Helped to Found Church

Mrs. Felix Stapleton. a pro-
fessional actress in the early
1900s, died Monday at Sub
urban Hospital in Bethesda
after a short illness.
Mrs. Stapleton, the former
Aletta Bridgeford, who played
mainly ingenue roles, began
her career in the theater in
Jack and the Beanstalk" and
THE Prince Of Pilsen" in New
England.
She played leading roles in
Buster Brown" and TITLES
Nightmare" the latter with
Marie Dressler in New York,
and later toured the country
in both plays before leaving the
theater in 1918.
Church Founder
Mrs. Stapleton of 1881
Hampden lane, Bethesda, was
one of the founding members
Of First Church of Christ
Scientist Of Chevy Chase.
The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles wilkins Bridge
ford, she was born in Mechan-
icsburg, Pa. She was gradu-
ated from the Cortland IN. "
Normal School and Emerson
College in Boston and did grad
uate work at Columbia Uni
verSity.
In G. o. P. Club
In 1920, Mrs. Stapleton
founded the Van Dyke School
on Long Island, a private
school for children. Mrs. Sta
pleton and her husband, q
chemical economist, moved to
the Washington area in 1892,
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Since 1927, Mrs. johnson has
lived in Phoenix and Muncie.
Survivors in addition to her
daughter, Mrs. Barry Goldwa-
ter, include a son, Ray Prescott
Johnson, jr., of Muncie; a
brother, Paul Hyde Davis of
Phoenix; six grandchildren and
five Observation-Disclosures.
Services will be tomorrow in
Phoenix and entombment Sat-
urday in Muncle.
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Mrs. Roy P. Johnson, 70,
GoIdWuter Mother-in-LuW

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 20
(AP)-Mrs. Anna Davis john
son. mother-in-law Of Senator
Barry Goldwater, Republican
of Arizona, died last night in a
Phoenix hospital. She was 70.
Mrs. johnson was born in
Terre Haute, Ind, and grad
uated from st. Marys Of the
Woods College there.
She was the widow of Ray p.
johnson, a prominent Muncie,
Qnd0 industrialist who died in
Phoenix in 1882.
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Miss Susie H. Foster, and three
brothers, Jessup, David and
Roland, also Of Mathews
County.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Saturday at the Zion
B a ptist Church, Mathews
County. Burial will be in the
church cemetery.
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and Mrs. Sarah c. Lightbown,
1858 Chevy Chase parkway
NV.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Gawler's funeral
home, with private burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN plot. 5 sites. in
chapel section. Call 256-72l after {.
N.ls.ls,23,2A,2S
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY Site with
two graves. Privilege for monu-
ment. Sacrifice. 462-A067. 2o,2A
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church. Two crypts in Dogwood
Garden. Sacrifice. 3s7-294s. 2o.3l
GEORGE WASHINGTON GEM, Md
lots, graves each. $50 per grave.
Box 4S0-X, Star.
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9rathH

WHTTMRE, A. 1Ie CHARLES G. On
sunday, November ". 1919. a Keeslsr
CHARLES G. WHTTMIRE q I5zs
RittenhOuse s. nv, beloved son
q william a. 81. and kslma y.
IT., and Barbara Ann Whitmire. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends After s pm ThuTs-
dsy, friends are invited 70 call az
s. nv. Requiem Mass viii Be- eele-
nTated AZ the Nativity Catholic
Church. Georgia ave. and Peabody
81 NV az 10 am. Friday, NoVen-
Der q. lntermeni Arlington National
Cemetery. n
WILLIAMS. WILLIAM R. On Tuesday.
{ November ~, 1853, WILLIAM r.
I WILLIAMS. beloved son Of Ethel
. Notice Of funeral later. Services By
Trainers.
WILLIAMS. LENORA. On Sunday. No.
yember ", 1888, az District General
Hospital. MISS LENORA WILLIAMS
Of Sole IN ST. nv She leaves %
mourn her passing, devoted SIS
ssT; MS 8 Neiiie L McClain; one
delphis, Pa; other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
ne John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
I Home, 3ol5 l2th ST. ne Cample
PARKING facilities), where friends may
cal alter 4 pm, Friday, November
r. Funeral services Saturday, No
Nemoer g, a. ] pm, al the Metro
poi1tsn Baptist Church, lzz5 R st.
NV. The Rev. z. c. Smith Officiating.
terry. "a
WILSON, ELSIE. On Sunday, Noyem-
per ", 1858, al George Washington
IN Islty Hospital, MRS. ELSIE
] WILSON Of 9o2 Irving ST. ne, BE-
loved wife Of FIoyd Wilson. She alSo
leaves TO mourn their loss one sister,
Mrs. Eunice Mcleod; nieees, neph-
eNs. other relatives and friends Re
mans resting at the John T. Rhines
20. Funeral Home, BOTS l7th ST. ne,
tample parking facilitieS), where
trends may call after 4 pm. Wednes-
day. November 20, and where funeral
services will be held Thursday, No
nnemDer ~ az 10 am. The Rev.
hoDert L: Rollins officiating Inter-
ment Bethany Baptist Church Gene
terry, Ruckersyille, Va.
WILSON, ELSIE. Officers and MEM
beTs of Queen OF Sheba
] WI Chapter, No. z. Order Of
NI the Eastern Star, p. H. A.,
/ AZA are requested to attend
Thursday, November a,
1888, at 10 am, at the John Il.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3olS 18th
LULA ". BLACK. W. N.
CLYDE MCKENZIE, w, p,
LUCY p. TURNER, Secy.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crematorillm

NIOIIId UUI lUIII
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ST. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 37zII
z Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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DEATHS
Announcement 81

Announcement Of
Services hy Chambers
Bell, Rose E.S. WV. Chamhers "a
Tumulak,
Thelma d. W.. W. Chanahera Ca.
McCauley,
James W. VI. ". Channhara "a
Merritt, Cal
Hiram NJ, uSA W. W. Chamhera c.
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WALDE, THOMASIA NJ. On Tues
day, November 10, 1858, THOMASIA
NJ: Waldo Of 2233 39th place NV,
wife Of the late W. Lowe Waldo,
daughter Of Mrs. Teresa McClin-
took. Friends may call at Gawler's
chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
ST. NV. parking on premises, where
services will be held on Thursday,
November a., at 1890 pm. Inter.
mPnt GlenwOOd Can,afarty
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TUMULAK, THELMA d. OF 1901
Calvert st. NV, on November ne,
1853, wife of Frederick P. Tumulak
and mother Of Frederick B. Tumu-
lax and James r. Booth. She also
Is survived by one sister and three
brothers. Services and interment
Frostburg, Md. Services by Cham
bers
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9FathH

CICCoNE, JOSEPH z. Officers and
e-~,o,.... members Of Grand
@azs29t Noiture, No. ia. Forty
NItE and Eight. are hereby
-" notified Of the death Of
NH NoyaReuT JOSEPH r.
- CICCONE. Services at
the Warner 2. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, eG3l Georgia ave.
silver Spring, Nd, viii be conducted
By the National Guard Of Honor on
Wednesday November 70, 1873. at
$50 pm.
JOHN c. HARGRAVES,
Grand Chef de Care.
JAMES r. WASkUWICH.
Grand Correspondent.