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Dow H. Drukker,
Ex-Congressmun
And Publisher

PASSAIC, N. j., Jan. IL CAP)
= Dow H. Drukker, publisher
and chairman of the board of
the Hearld-News of Passaic-
Clifton, is dead at 90.
Mr.. Drukker, a former mem
Der Of Congress, died yesterday
at the Lake Wales (FlaJ Hos
pital.
Mr.. Drukker and his wife
went to Florida in November
to their Highland Park Club
winter residence. Until a few
days ago, he kept in daily touch
with his son, Richard, president
OF the Passaic Daily News Co,
publishers of the Herald-News.
A native of Sneek, the Meth
erlands, Mr.. Drukker was 6
months old when his parents,
Henry and Winifred p. Druk-
ker, emigrated TO Grand Rap
ids, Mich. He came to Passaic
from there In 1897.
Mr.. Drukker developed the
Union Building and Construc-
ton Corp. from a small firm
into a huge company.
He became a newspaper own
er in 1916 when he and several
associates purchased the Pas
sale Daily Herald. He bought
the Passaic Daily News in 1882
and combined them into the
present Herald-News.
A Republican, Mr.. Drukker
was first elected TO Congress in
1914 and served until 1919.
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DR.. Ella R. FoIes Dies,
With VA for 30 Years

DR.. Ella r. Fales, 88, a re-
tired Veterans Administration
medical officer who was active
in American colonial societies,
died of a heart attack Thurs
day in Washington Sanitarium.
She lived at 1914 Grace
Church road, Silver Spring.
The former Ella House, DR..
Fales was born in Huntsville,
Ala. and moved to the District
when she was IA. She was grad
uated from Central Hig h
School in 1894 and from the
Washington Normal School in
1898.
Awarded Medical Degree
Two years later she was
awarded her medical degree
from National University, now
part of George Washington
University.
Before her marriage to DR..
Warren D. Fales in 1901, she
taught elementary school in
the District. Her husband died
in l948.
During her 30 years at the
Veterans Administration, DR.,
Fales evaluated ex-servicemen's
disabilities for VA benefits and
received a citation for out
standing service. She retired in
1947 to devote more time to
travelling and had toured every
State and Canada and visited
Europe three times.
DR.. Fales was elected District
State Regent of the Daughters
of American Colonists in l948
and also held positions in the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, Daughters of Colo
nial Wars, and United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy. She
was also a 50-year member Of
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Union Local
Hits sWeIfure
Leadership

Scorching criticism Of the
leadership Of the District We'll
fare Department was made in
a statement presented yester-
day by a labor union to the
Citizens Council for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Local No. /, American FEEDER
alton of State, County and
Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO,
said:
1T is the position of Local
No. / that the present crisis
in public welfare and the So
called scandal are due in large
part to the long standing fail
ure of leadership in the ad-
ministration of the Department
of Public Welfare"
The union charged that the
Welfare Department has failed
year after year TO present its
real and urgent needs for more
social service staff, even though
1t has had all these years full
knowledge of the disastrous
overburdening of its staff. par
ticularly in the Public Assist
ance Division.
by refusing 10 present its
real needs TO the public. to the
Board Of Commissioners and
to the Congress, the depart
ment has directly contributed
to whatever degree OF real
abuse OF public assistance has
occurred"
Failure Of the District TO
participate in available Federal
programs, such as aid TO the
unemployed, has cost the Dis
.trict taxpayers thousands Of
dollars" the union said.
The statement called on the
District Commissioners Ito res
cue the Welfare Department
from stagnation and incompe-
tence." It added that the pres
ent administration Of" the We'll
fare Department has clearly
demonstrated it's incompe-
tence." "
The council referred the
statement TO its Committee on
Public Health and Welfare.
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Rev. A. J. Brown,
Missionary, 106

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (AP)
The Rev. DR.. Arthur Judson
Brown, l06 years old, Presby-
terian missionary statesman
and ecumenical pioneer, died
last night in Doctors Hospital.
He attended early ecumen-
ical conferences which led to
the founding of the World
Council of Churches and was
decorated by the governments
of Thalland and Greece.
DR.. Brown served as secre-
tary of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions for "a
years, retiring in 1929. This
is now known as the United
Presbyterian Commission on
Ecumenical Missions and Re-
lations.
A native OF Holliston. Mass,
he was educated at Wabash
College and Lane Theological
Seminary. He lived at 1885
Park avenue, Manhattan.
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the Order of the Eastern Star
and was active in the D. c.
Medical Society, Washington
Medical Society, Women's City
Club and the American Medical
Women's Association.
Three Sons Survive
She leaves three sons, Bruce,
1915 Elkhart street, Silver
Spring; Warren, jr, of the
home address, and John, 1917
Elkhart street. DR.. Fales also
leaves three grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Services will be at 10 am
Tuesday at the Warner E.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Jack BeoII, 81, Newsmun,
Former Rudio Broudcuster

Defense Department and later
an administrator in the Small
Business Administration.
He joined the research staff
of Vice President Nixon in 1855,
and assisted Mr.. Nixon in
speechwriting and research
during the Republicans 1860
presidential campaign.
Edited Church Paper
Residing at 1920 Overlook rd.
NV, he was a member and
parish officer at st. Adams
Episcopal Church and edited
the church's monthly news
paper, THE Chronicle" :"
Mr.. Beall was a member of
the National Press Club, the
MaSons and Beta Theta Pi,
Sigma Delta Chi and Phi Alpha
Delta fraternities.
He leaves his wife, Bonita,
and four sons, Jack, jr., David.
Gordon and Alan, all of the
home address.
Funeral arrangements gre
being made by Joseph Gawler
e. Sons Funeral Home, Wis
consin avenue and Harrison
street NV.
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Mrs. SutterfieId,
Former Resident

Mrs. Rufus Satterfield. "a,
who lived here for many years
before she moved TO California
In 1856, died in Santa Barbara,
Calf last Saturday after a
long illness,
Mrs. Satterfield. known TO
her friends here as Meta, :"
had been III for several months.
She leaves her husband. OF
Santa Barbara. her son, Robert
K. Morris jr. OF San Diego, and
a daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Price OF the Canal Zone.
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Jack Beall, 64, who became
a Government press official
after % years as a newspaper
man and prize-winning radio
broadcaster, died Of respiratory
failure yesterday after being
admitted to Doctors Hospital
for a spine operation.
The son of a former member
of Congress, Mr.. Beall was
born in Waxahachie, Tex, and
began pursuing a career in law
in Texas after graduating from
Princeton and the Yale Law
School.
He became a newspaperman
in 1929 as a reporter for the
Dallas Times Herald. He moved
to the New York Herald
Tribune a short time later, and
remained on its staff until
1914.
While working for the Herald
Tribune, he was transferred
from New York to London, and
then to Washington. He came
here in 1887 as assistant bureau
chief and covered the White
House. the Senate and the
State Department.
Became BrOadcaster
Remaining in Washington,
Mr.. Beall shifted from the
Herald Tribune to the Amer
ican Broadcasting Co., and was
heard on three weekly network
shows, Headline Edition."
News of Tomorrow" and This
Week Around the World"
The Freedom Foundation
gave the broadcaster its an
nual award in l949 for his
"All-American Conference to
CANbat Communism" an ex-
poSMt Communist tactics.
DA.Ng radio in 1851, he be-
came first a consultant for the
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Kathleen Clifford

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL tAP)
Mrs. Kathleen Clifford IL
Itch, known to the entertain
ment world as Kathleen Cliff
ford when she appeared on
vaudeville and in silent movies,
died in a hospital yesterday
after a long illness. She ap-
peared in II films after her
debut in 1918 and later wrote
books and plays.
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Law Libruriuns Event

Julius j. Marke. professor Of
law at New York University
and president Of the American
Association OF Law Libraries,
will speak to members OF the
ID. c. Law Librarians Society
at 7 pm. Tuesday In the Fed
eral Bar Building.
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Darn nf ThankH

DADE, ELEANOR r. The family Of
the late ELEANOR r. DADE wishes
to express its appreciation for many
acts OF kindness extended during
our bereavement.
THE DADE FAMILY. 10
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PENEAU. ALEXANDER. On Thurs

day, January 10, 1863. al his
residence 3l2l 18th st. NV, ALEX.
AMBER PENEAU, beloved husband
o. Grace A. Peneau brother Of
EDGAR 7. Peneau OF Hopedale. Mass
Funeral from the Taitavuil F,insTsi
Home' .36O3 14th Sc. NV, on Mon
gay, January IA. at $40 am
Requiem mass at the Shrine of Inc
Sacred Heart at o am. fnterment
hriihgIonn f,a,i National Cemetery. Friends
Day, January L.. and < to Z and
10 pm. Sunday. January IL IA
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~ 1seeH,.lt at LOWE Fuuethl nome
lO.4b am.
HENRY R. PROCTOR. W. NJ
HOLT J. GADsoN, Secretary. l3
BYNOE. CLEvE KENNETH. On Thurs.
BYNoE Of Port Of spain, Trinidad,
beloved son Of Fitzgerald and
Emelda E. Bynoe. other relatives
and friends also survive. Funeral
snd interment Port OF Spain, Trini-
dad. Services by Frazier.
CAssOU, HENRY A. On Wednesday.
January p, 1868, at the Washington
sou Of si6i Eastern neTNa ave- a. siiysT SiHsr
Spring. Nd, beloved husband Of
MRS, Madeline r. Cassou and brother
oi Mr., Bertin Cassou; uncle OF
Bertin N cassou and Denise Hear
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. and Mass. e
held on Monday. January Ia. al
~ am. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. ~
CHILDs, VERNE y. on Friday. jan
uary II, 1888, at the District Cen
eral Hospital, MRS. VERNE r.
GHiI,5pSs o. 1903 lith s.. nv. Apt
voted sisters, Mrs. Ethel F. Ander-
son Mrs. Jimmie NJ slayton and
Mrs Juanita C. Griee; two broth.
ers, Mr, Walter W. Smith and Mr.
eavss AEa smts ana 1ps tTsDs, host me Of ,ST ohfy
may be contacted al 1905 Webster
81 NV telephone TU. 2-S272 or
TU. 2-4SOa Remains resting al
The John T Rhines Co. Funeral
y. aope, ',,, ~ 10th st. NV. Notice
coNTEE; EMILY, on Thursday. jan
Iary 10 1893, a. Prince georges
MRS, EMILY CoNTEE Of De krcy
and Westphalia rd. Forestsille. Nd
She. Is survived by one son. Charles
Contee. three grandchildren.
eight Ereat-grandchildren. seven
nieces, nepheWs. cousins end
host Of other relatlyes and friends.
From 70 10 pm, Sunday IAN.
uary la friends are lUvlied 10 call
a. The Henry s washington 4 sons
ne where the rosary WIN Ne recited
a. pm. Mass win he offered al
am. Monday January !, az
Mount Calvary Catholic Church
LQrestyille, Nd in'erment carver
Memorial Cemetery
cROMER, DARWIN y. on Friday
January H.. 1868, DARWIN b,
Frazier, "
DIXON. GEORGE n. suddenly. on
j DixoS o. i4is BPooks oS, oSohSs 81 ne.
devoted father OF Renee r Oeorge
d, and Emile c, Dixon. Also sur-
yylng are two sisters Mrs Mae
Smith and Mrs, Rose Keith three
brothers, John. william and Albert
Dixon, and other relatives and
friends Notice OF funeral later
Arrangements by Rollins ~
DIXON, MINNIE HURLEY. on Fri.
"" va. sa'SMrifSS MiSSSitI HIuRIEY IRsI pSS6tSs..
i9rmerly, Of lsl5 8 ~ nv, beloved
and Arthur ". hRuiriicy" /" kisd kisp'SSr. sSr.
ylying are her niccrs, neph,va,
other relatives and many ifirnds
Notice OF funeral later ArrHngrs
ments By Mcclure, Inc "a
DUCKETT, CARROLL ?. on Thurs.
day. January 10, 1868, CARROLL
=. DUCKET'r Of tAf 4 A. sc. son
Of Alexander Duckctt brother uf
Mrs Lottic CLARK Mrs, Magic ID
Robinson, Elmer Lowell Waldron.
Lawson and Eugene Duckett Also
Aufyiting are devoted friend Mrs
Elizabeth Wood other relatives and
friends, After 3 pm. Sunday Jan.
uary 10. friends may call az the
Rollins Funeral Home, f33n Hunt
place me- whore services will be
held at ~ noon Monday January
u lnterment Arllngton National
Cemetery. 10
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DEATHS
In mFmurtant
Announcements Of


BAULDOCK. GEORGIA In Ioy,rv
m1ySslOIg 81 my dear mother, GEOR.
IlA bAULDOCk, who passed away
11ae 1aee, year aeo today, January ~.
Ny heart still aches with loneliness
MY eyes shed many a tear.
Sod only knows how much / miss
As 1 end this first sad year.
EDNA.
BLAND, SADIE. In memory Of our
nplotnSI ana grandmother, SADIE
BLAND, who passed away twelve
years ago today, January l2, 1851,
NolhlhE can ever take avay
Inc lOVe heart holds dear;
Fond memories nnger every day.
remembrance keeps her near.
,s,,,,,,-,,.. FAMILY,
'ohNs0N, ROSCOE P. In loving re-
4ather and grandfather ROSCOE
r JOHNSON, who departed fbis
i5e I55e ioqT years ago today. January
Loved in life, remembered in death
THE FAMILY.
MILES. ALICE L. We pause today in
SAD and loving memory of our dear
mother, MRS. ALICE L. MILES wbo
IL, 1860. ''HuaIs
our loved one has gone 10 rest.
~ AuO" IL vas Gods will.
pace Is vacant in our hearts
when can never be filled.
AItno9gh her soul is now at rest
.r and free from care and main
The world would seem IKE Heaven
MI We had her back again.
WILLIAM ~ T.. JAMES A. AND DON
MURPHY. MRS. SARAH v In ToVI5z
VVfR9TS VfR9TSS199i Of HiE,p @E qssy qsssssJy aunt. SARAH
away twenty years ago todav paHssu Iss
uary IL, l943.
You perpetuated your own memorv
VINO can ever forget thee. as long AZ
they can see
Others who are kindhearted and
true 70 the core
Others who remember their frisnds
MAKE ana distribute cookies TO he
Others who in the church are busy
Other, as vbn bee, and
ns.,,..ia iavorite quotation,
vSt,po more than life 10 me Il"
iSyN, ,CC66bHEW' DR.. GRANVILLE
TALBERT, LEIGHTON. In iovin,
memory OF my father, Leighton
SLb15Hr who passed away January
10 bring you 10 my mind;
Inc DAYS ] do not think OF YOU
- nie very hard 70 find
DAsOt lRSRa0,, " DAUGHTER, EDNA
WAAD1d,IOssrER. URSULA JOHNSON,
itt,V,y " \ tribute 70 the beau
URSULA wADE-FosTER, Who IN
hsleep January IL, 1850 and ous
h5y ioyying sister, FLOYD W johnson.
hno entered into eternal rest Feb
fuary ., 1855.
We think OF them today.
hesing sleeping, Just away,
Resting where no Shadows ian
~ perfect peace they await IA All
Nv ~ " " Ab,r n, BARNES DR.. CHARLES
WHEATON,, ALVIN FRANKLIN, In
VIM Bsnofy ot our dear son, AL.
~ FhANkLlN WHEATON, who
January 10 SSaas year aSo today,
II only the sky could open
ana nls dear little face We could
on What 9 wonderful feeling
know would come over me.
But he Is with the angels,
,,,Flf from sin and pain,
Where Jesus said. SBelieVs In AZ.
,,Ana lhou .hqlt see him aaain y
M28tpiDta,lR, D,lRsg, FATHER SISTERS AND
WOODS. ALMA DIXON. In ioVns
htsmoy my darling mother
away January ie, 1883 '"' pa'''u
AlwAys thinking OF Won. bsiov.s
Wshins you we're here. '''u'
/ miss YOU Oh 20 very much.
I'm 70 lonely. Motbsr ssss
f9T4{R LOVING DAUGHTER, poRo-
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Dratha

ALTMAN, JUDGE EDWARD NJ. on
Wednesday, Jan. ., 1868, at Doctors
Hospital, JUDGE EDWARD M. ALT
MAN OF 3O40 Idaho ave. NV, beloved
husband OF Mary K. Altman, father
OF William A. Altman. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison ST. NV. (parking on
premises) Mass will be offered at
the Church Of the Annunciation.
1850 Massachusetts, ave. NV. on
Monday, January IA, at o am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry 10
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FkID1FiIII. COL. EDWARD ]. M-

Y. y. ARMY Retired. On Thurs.
Hay, January 10. 1853. COL. ED
YARD HrnS ,sI,, w PRoFFrTT U. s.
enee B. and father OF Edward p
and RAYMOND F.; member u s.
army General Staff. World war 4
IglS-l9le Assistant Chief of staff
Sfth Division, U S. Army. colonel
oi tne 5iuth Field Artillery: AS
Treasury. la2l-Iq22. Special Conn
SCI OF Banks, U. S. Government
SECURITIES, Graveside Services AZ
arlington National Cemetery. Fort
Myer, Va, on Monday. January ia,
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PRoFETA. PEIER. I'd eOe1 sherIa.r

st. Hyattsville. Nd. on January
~, 1908. husband Of Vincenliis 4
Proieta' father Of Mrs Hsnrv
LMpper MIS-. Salvatore De Rosa.
MIG Angelina Gordno, Carlos ard
Philip Profeta. Eight grandchiI-
ufen and one great-RrandchiId also
survive. Prayers at Chambers' Pm
neral Home, 5S0l Cleveland ave
FSlHyerdale, Nd. on Monday. January
the Baptist Catholic church. chi
UNI Nd, al 10 am Intermept
Mount Olivet Cemetprv ~
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DRatha

sHAFER, WALTER S. On Thursday.
January 10. 1868, at the Northern
ylrginla Hospital, WALTER, S,
Arlington, Va, husband OF the late
il, sgth qTaysS S.S ShSfeT II father Of MIS-
son Of Mrs. Lillian scott Shafer
OF Marshall, Mich. and the late
Lloyd L, Shafer, brother. Of Mrs,
Ray Weber Of Marshall. Mich, and
Friends may call at the EYerly.
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddook rd,, on Sunday, January
13, from > TO pm and z to i
funeral home on Monday January
IA, at 1870 pm. Interment Ar
lingion National Cemetery
sTAUFFER, SAMUEL R. On Thurs
day. January 10, 1868, SAMUEL r.
ton st, NV, WASHINGTON, b. &,
Fry and John stauffer Of Wash.
s'Gn at tRs BethSsda-chieTSd cEisRd' cRssys Rsy fs fa
neral Home. Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
BetheSdba' Nd, on Saturday, jan
ieeS VIII be held at Z pm: Interment
Seedar Grove Cemetery Adamstoyn,
STEELE. NELLIE II. Suddenly on
Thursday, January 10, 1868, NELLIE
4; bel6ys5 STEELE Ii,s OF 200 81 Hamiin s. me-
Roy Steele sister Of John j. Hus-
sey and Mrs. Catherine T. Cutting.
Friends u may CAL at Nalley's ,Fu-
neral aes HGFmei Fas,s 300 Rhode Island
Monday, January Il, at $50 uayTs! anna
thence to St, Francis de sales
catholic Church, where mass will
be offered at am. for the repose
invited. lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, Visiting hours
saturday and Sunday, 2 to pm.
and to . pm. 10
STONE, GRACE A. OF 12sl7 Black
well a., Bowie. Nd, formerly Of
Bfoooklyn, n y. on January II.
1903, sister Of Mrs. Edison Holden
ssnd Mrs Robert J. Buchanan.
Seyeral Sivs ssr1ieSs nieSsS and nephews sur
dolph Center, Vt Services by
Riverdale, Md.
VAUGHAN. LESTER SULLIVAN. On
Thursday January 10, 1863, al
her, residence, 4OO1 North 5th St,
44TaliIIngt9n, 4aiIGnEN Va S.ioILl9s LESTER SULLIVAN
Va. Frank NJ. Vaughan, H., OF
Dalias Tex; Joe Harris Vaughan
Of Monroyia Calf, and james Ed
She also is survived By eight Ht'Ii grand. nd,
children. Funeral services will be
held az the Marshall-Donnelly-
combs Funeral Home, POI 25th ave,
NasnVi,le' Tenn, on Monday, jan
Mount oliT9sst 9s Cemetery. se i2issRiR, Nds5Viis
.WyST GFRTRunP n r..
January 10, 1888. GERTRUDE
mother Of Mrs Dorothy NJ. Milliard,
SISTER OF Aloysius and james Stone.
5ina IheIe az, are i9lr grandchildren and
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 GEORGIA ave,
silver Spring, Nd where friends
may visit after pm. Sunday (parE-
ing facilities. Mass will be offered
for the repose Of her soul on Nom
gay, January Ia, at . am. at st.
Jude's Catholic Church l2T0I
vlers MIL I'd, Rockville, Md. In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
WHEELER, EBERT NJ. Suddenly, on
thursday January TO-, 1868, at
st Arlinston, Va Ebert sTSR M NJ
WHEELER, beloved husband Of Rose
A.; Wheeler, father OF Charles II.
Charles E. Wheeler Of West YorF S
III, and brother Of Murray. Stanley
ana John Wheeler, Mrs. Iola STAN
iield' Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard and
MIS- Josephine Craig, all of H.
InolS. Friends may call at the
arlington Funeral Home. 3aOf
North Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va,
alter 10 am. Saturday, January
where services will be held on
Monday, January IA, at I2:45 nm
lnterment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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PAMPHHON. IFON ~ n,

Janqary 10. 1893. II LEON inufsSST PGM.
PHILON, of 1910 Old Persimmon
husband Of the late Nellie 7. pan
philon, father Of L. Edward pam.
philon. Friends may cali between
and pm. Saturday. January ~
at the Bethesda-Ch Chase FiI.
pneral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey
betheSca. Nd. where services will
be held on Sunday. January IN a.
2 pm. Interment Stafford. N Y.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriunr

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
49,. fuNkHAt DIRECTORS
i'h ~ ana Mas Ave ~ 3.Agn1
Rinaldi Funeral Home
Ilnu DFpRutA AVE. NV
"a bs7fl1
LIk' North Of walter Reed Hospital
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT liNtOlN--5 beautiful srays.
sites ON hilltop, near the mauso.
lrum' very rcaa. ~. b.3fi0, ~
CRYPT a. Cedar Hill Mausoleum. can
RA B.i1Js
CARVER IMMORTAL CEMErERY-a
grayes. $3.50 or best offer. hOAh
East Capitol 80, bst -22sa ewes. no
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMErERY--
2-ploi, mausoleum, reasonable. DU.
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WILLIAM. chnrles natcher

Lodge, No. IS. p. a. A. NJ,
P. H. A, is called for spe-
clal communication on
Monday, January IA, 1863,
for the purpose OF per-
forming the last Masonic
rites for our late brother,
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JOHNSON. ROSCoF = =

JUHNSUN, ROSCOE p. I'm loving -
memoranee Of my husband and onr
4ather and grandfather. ROSCOE
JOHNSON who departed this
NE II55e ioqT years ago today. January
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BAULDOCK,. GEORGIA. In loving
1memory ot my dear mother, GEOR.
one year ago today, January 10.
MY heart still aches with loneliness
MY eyes shed many a tear.
God only knows how much I miss
you
As I end this first sad wear
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MILES. HARRY U II CnrNN, :

Friday, January III, 1gG3- HARRY
II. MILES DUNN Of 81 Hamilton
81; NV. devoted husband of BERTHE
Miles. father OF Harry Miles, ir- and
son OF Mary Miles Notice Of funeral
Funeral Service.
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EDNA.

BLAND, SADIE. In memory of oiIT
mother and grandmother. SADIE
BLAND who passed away twelve
years ago today, January IL, 1851,
Nolhing can ever take away
Ihe love a heart holds dear;
Fond memories nnger every dav.
remembrance keeps her near
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RIRLETT. HENRY n,Nc,r ur>,,v,

on January .. 1863. al ne Vet.
Grams Administration Center Ke.
eouentan, Va HENRY =. RT3f E'r'r
Henry. He is survived by NelIie u "
Hendricks Of Highland. Calf and
John W. McVicker m Acroot ssp
Nd. lnterment Arlington National
cemetery January IS. at III nj
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MACAULEY, NORMAN. The fathcr nt
MATTIsON. REV. ERNEST y
MeMAIN. MARY n m r.,s

sry J. 1853. MARY B McMAfN
2nl5 Monroe St he.. beloved wife
oI Thomas W. McMain. mother Of
66homgS James A., Rev Robert
y McMain and Sister Marie Of the
Sacred Heart. SN.D; sister ~
FRANK. Emma, Agnes and CATHERINE
Gurran: Funeral from the Collins
Funeral Home. 1921 l4th st. NV
on Monday, January IA. at a.3O
m. solemn requiem mass at St
Ftancls de Sales Church, 2Oi5
Rhode Island ave. ne al 10 m
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Evening star., 1963-01-12
BARNES Ms WILLIE WILLIE m On ThgGsaay S aH

'AhNhS. IaNnssv 1WnILILaIdE;i nm vIbTuLsIIy,
OF 1000 d st. Sc, beloved husband
OF Mrs. Emma Barnes and father
Of Mrs, Luethel Awark, Mrs. Mary
Ellen Johnson. William Robert and
Freddie Barnes. He also Is sur
yiyeo by a stepmother, Mrs. Bessie
Barnes. twenty-five grandchildren,
two sisters, two brothers, other rel
atives and friends. Remains may
be viewed from , I'll pm. Sun
day, January l3, at the Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home, 3619 l4th
ST. NV. oath st. and Spring rd
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, January IA. at / pm.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. IL
Evening star., 1963-01-12
STEELE. NELLIE IL snddsnlu on

STONE, GRACE A. OF 12sI7 Black
VEL Sl Is Bowie; Nd, formerly Of
and Mrs. Robert j. Buchanan,
Several nieces and nephews sur
yiye, Services and interment Ran
dolph Center, Vt. Services by
CHAMBERS 5S0l Cleveland ave
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GRtIMEsi JESSIE RIoGs. on Thurs.

Gay. January 10. 1863, at Resmor
Sanltarium, Bethesda, Md, JESSIE
RIGGS GRIMES of 1915 / 7th 81
nv. She is survived BY a niece
MISS Lenora Blackwell Of Seattle.
MhSh; FRIENDS NAV call at the
n; Hines Co Funeral Home oQ0i
a4th st. NV. parking facilitiesl
services from the above funeral
nome on Monday, January IA. at
noon. lnterment Rock Greek
Evening star., 1963-01-12
GUsTAFsON. DIR. ERNEST NJ. su,

qdeeniy on Thursday. January 10.
as6a' DR.. ERNEST NJ. GUSTAV
SON Of 4304 18th st. NV, beloved
husband Of Helga, A. Gustafson. He
sMIso Mo Is survived by a stepdaughter
TON D; c. Friends may call al
the 5. H; Hines Co. Funeral Home.
I9uI l4th st. NV, after nm
friday January IL (parking faciii.
tleSl Services at the above funeral
nome on Monday, January IA. al
tery, Leesburg, va. ia