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Harold A. Lono,
Insurance Man.
Dromutics Figure

Harold A. Long, 10, active
in local insurance circles, died
at his home, 1901 Argonne
place NV. yesterday morning
after a brief illness.
Mr.. Long, a native of Al
toona, Pa, had been a resi-
dent Of the District since 1910
When he first came to the
District he worked with his
brother, Stanley Long, in the
insurance firm Of Long and
Curry. He later was associated
with the Ohio Casualty Co.
Mr.. Long served as chairman
Of the entertainment commit
tee Of the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta and was active in local
dramaticS groups. He was q
member of the Theater Guild
Of Washington and chairman
Of both the Bal Boheme and
the dramatics committee of the
Arts Club of Washington.
A charter member of the
Stage Door Canteen. Mr.. Long
also won numerous awards for
his performances with the Co.
lumbia Players.
He was a member of the Ma
tional Baptist Church of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Long leaves a niece, a
nephew and a Sister-in-law.
Friends may call at the
Hines Funeral Home, Four
tenth and Harvard streets
NV. from 4 pm. until 8 pm.
tomorrow. Services viii be at
noon Monday at the Hines
Funeral Home. Burial will be
in the Rock Greek Cemetery
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Darn nf ThankH

HALL, EMMA J. The family Of the
late. EMMA j.. HALL wishes TO ex.
tend sincere thanks to their many
friends for. their expressions Of sym.
patty, cards, prayers, beautiful floral
tributes and kindness extended to
them during their bereavement,
HAMMOND, CREIGHTON M. The
family of the late CREIGHTON M.
HAMMOND wishes to thank reIa-
tiyes and friends for the many
nndnesses expressed during our re-
FATHER AND GRANDMOTHER. rs
LIEB, JACK J. In my recent hour
Of bereavement, Il was comforting
to know Of the many kind friends
Of my beloved brother, JACK j.
LLkB, who sent words Of sympathy
and coincidence, and were ready to
6e helpful in whatever way possible.
NY SINCERE thanks to them.
BEREAyED SISTER, HENRIETTA
MORGAN. ~
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DPathH

LIEN, CLARENCE sCHRIvER. On
Thursday, October "a, 1858, at Mt
Alto Hospital, CLARENCE SCHRIVER
ALLEN of Ashton, Nd, husband Of
Mrs. Helen Lee Geissler, Mrs. Edith
Sue Flick and Mrs. Betty Lou Rem
son; brother Of Mrs. Matthew Hogan,
Mrs. William keaton and Mrs. Wes-
ley Thorpe. There are nine grand
children. Mr.. Allen rests at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home,
s4sx ca: ave-, Silver Spring. Nd,
day, October %, at 1880 am. park
ing faeilities). Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Friends may
visit after pm, Saturday. ~
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Henry F. MoItby

HOVE, England, Oct. 26
(AP).-Henry Francis Maltby,
50, who wrote more than 40
plays in a career stretching
back to 1914, died last night
in a hospital. He performed
in more than 70 films.
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TRUMBLE, RACHEL MASON. On
THURSDAY, October a., 1879, RACHEL
MASON TRUMBLE Of the Masonic
and Eastern star Home sister Of
Carroll Trumble. she also Is sur
Hxed y z nsphsW; Dayd n II9m-
Co. Funeral Home. 2Sol Jan 81.
n.w.s on Monday, October e. AZ
2 pm (parkinE fseilities). Inter
ment Fot Lincoln Cemetery. ~
TURNER. FRANCS A. Suddenly, on
County Hospital, FRANCIS A. TUR-
MR. Of Aide, Va, beloved husband
Mrs. LudWen TAYLOR and uncle Of
Frederick Littieion Hutchison- Fu-
neral services az the Church Of Our
Redeemer. Aide Va on Sunday.
9ctoosr 9. st z:o Pm; Intermsnt
In hsu q flowers e9ntributions may
Heart Fund.
TWToRD, EDITH G. On thursday.
October "a, 1859. EDITH G. TWE
LORD. beloved wife q RAYMOND A.
IWlfordi mother OF Katherine Murphy,
Dorothy Black and John G. TWifordi
daughter Of Katherine Little; sister
o. kStneIlne Hudson Helen Tonker
s sRd E 81 y. 'a s6S rispd s., may
(parnnE facilities), where services
VII be held on Monday, October ~,
az Pm. Relatives and friends IN
yited. InteTment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. al
WESLEY, MILDRED z. On Tuesday,
October q. 1853, at her residence.
~ Hunt place n.e.s MILDRED z.
WESLEY, devoted wife Of Warner
Messley. Also surviving are her
uncle. four. aunts, a mother-fn-laW,
a sister-ln-law, four brothers-in-laW,
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Sunday, October ~, friends
nay can a. Per above late residence.
q, 81 u noon, 81 the Tabernacia
Baptist Church, rs Division ave. ne,
ne Rey; G; I; WsshinstOn official;
Hoff@ sSsISF m ATT1P ge4Tiee q he
WILLIAMS, ERNEST J. On Sunday.
October 20. 1853, ERNEST J. VIII
d Missouri v. Dandridss and Mamie
Bowe. He also is survived By one
nspheW; After 4 pm, Sunday, Oc-
tober ~, friends may call "a the
johnson 4 jenkins Funeral Home,
W. wv hAa ave.. NV NIUNEAlQ6
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WILSON, LEO b. On WEDNESDAY,
October 2, 1853, IN Sun CITY, Ariz..
LEO B. WILSON, formerly Oh Wash.
tnetons ID. G., beloved husband OF
Marie H, Wilson Of Sun CITY, Ariz-,
and brother Of william w. Wilson
Of Aiken. S. C.; Charles y. Wilson
Of Palmer Park, Nd, and Mrs.
Margaret w. Humphrey Of Mount
Rainier, Nd. Graveside services win
be held At Arlington National Gene
terry at 2 pm. Monday, October q.
YOUNG, CONNIE M. On "wednesday.
October %, 1853, az Freedman's Hos
pltal, MRS. CONNIE NJ. YOUNG Of
Dr. Edwin N. Movers. she also Ieaves
other relatives and friends. Friends
may cal Friday, October IS, between
and 10 pm, at the Funeral Home e
OF Alexander S. Pope, az lsth 81.
pc, washington, d. C., where serv-
ices Will be held Saturday, October
q, at noon, the Rev. Karl w,
Brent officiating. Interment lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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@rnturtal SrrutrFa

PARTRIDGE, MRS. GEORGE Ev-
ERETT. A memorial service for
MRS. GEORGE EVERETT PAR
FRIDGE, who passed away on
August 7, 1863, is TO be held at (
pm. Sunday, October ~, at St.
Paul's Church, Haymarket, Va. Rel
atives and friends are invited. ~
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AnuRatnDH

COHEN, RUTH; There will be an
unwilling to the memory of RUTH
COHEN, beloved wife of Samuel
Cohen and beloved mother of Celia
Madden and Esther Prince on Sun
day, October n, 1868, at II noon,
at Beth Sholom Cemetery, A70e NJ
st. Capitol HEIGHTS, Nd. Relatives
and friends invited.
COHEN FAMILY.
FINKELSTEIN, TAUBA. There win
be an unwilling of monument In
FffS9E1EEEsrGSN On one Sunday HsIs 6etObea
Cemetery, 100 Alabama ave. Sc.
Friends and relatives are invited.
THE FINKELSTEIN FAMILY.
FREEpENBERG. JACOB N. There
viii be- an unwilling in memory Of
our father, JACOB N. FREEDEN-
BERG, on Sunday, October ~, 1883,
At " noon, at the United Hebrew
Gem etery, Washington altimore
blvd, at Lansdowne, Nd, U. S.
Route. No. l.. Friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
MRS. RENA STERLING AND NOR
IMAM EREEnENRERG
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Admiral StundIey Dies;
NovyMon and Diplomat

Admiral William Harrison
Standby, 81, United States Am
bassador to Russia during some
of the most critical days Of
World War II. died yesterday
in the Naval Hospital at San
Diego, Calf.
The retired Chief Of Naval
Operations had been a patient
in the hospital since breaking
his hip July %. Officials said
his death was due to pulmonary
trouble caused by q blood clot,
complicated by infirmity of age.
His home was on San Diego
Bay in Coronado.
When he retired from the
Navy in 1897. after q half CEN
tury Of service. Admiral Stand
ley had been in the thick Of i'm
portant events for too long to
begin a life of leisure.
Five yeart after he stepped
down as Chief Of Naval Opera
tons. President Roosevelt sent
him to Moscow.
Cited by President
When he retired from the
post in l943 after a year and
a half of service, President
Roosevelt cited his contribu-
lions toward full and friendly
cooperation and understanding
between your country and the
Soviet Union"
No less distinguished was
his naval career. In the months
before his retirement, he sim
UNANIMOUSLY held the jobs of
Chief of Naval Operations; act
ing Assistant Secretary of the
Navy after the death of Henry
L. Roosevelt and acting Secre-
tary of the Navy during the
long illness of Secretary Claude
A. Swanson.
He saw service in the Span
ish-American War; the Boxer
Rebellion; the Vera Cruz Cam
paign and World War I.
He had captained many
ships and had been in COM
mand Of forces of destroyers,
cruisers and battle fleets.
He represented his country
at the preliminary general dis
armament conference in Lon
don in 1884 and returned as a
delegate in 1885 and 1885.
Son Of Pioneer
Admiral Standby was born
in 1872 at Kkiah, Calf, the son
Of q pioneer who crossed the
plains from Missouri in 1854
to become the sheriff of Men,
docino County.
In 1891, young STANDBY,
who had been educated for the
teaching profession and who
had just obtained a school,
stood in his fathers sheriff's
office. listening to a friend urge
him to enter the Navy. The fu-
ture admiral scarcely knew
where the Naval Academy was,
and had never been to sea.
But he saddled up his best
COW pony, rode to another town
and caught q train to Santa
Rosa, where preparatory exam
nations for the academy were
being held.
Waded Through Swamp
Soon after graduation in
1895, he distinguished himself
in the Philippine instruction.
With another volunteer and
only a shred Of information
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Fam.
ly plot or lot; ] lot, Sl7s; z lots,
$500; 4 lots, $500. Se2.0437.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Cren1at0rium

CrematOrium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. m. aszo0
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 3-7lll
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services BY Chambers
Cullen. Leo T. Nv, w. Chamberr Ca
Bradford,
Raymond \. W. w. Chambers Co.
eheehi, Joseph p. W. W. ChamberS Co.
KoFab,
Elizabeth NJ. Nv. W. Chambers c..
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Waded Through swamp

Soon after graduation in
1895, he distinguished himself
in the Philippine instruction.
With another volunteer and
only a shred of information
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members Of College Park
Lodge No. 80. Loyal Or
der Of Moose, are hereby
requested 10 attend serV-
ices for our deceased
Brother CLARENCE Al
LEN, on Sunday, October
% at 8 pm, at Warner
Funeral Home, in Silver
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DUNMIRE, CHARLES v. An Emer-
q gent Communication Of
IN Washington &c n ennial
IN Lodge No. ID, F. a, A, M,
is called for Monday, Oc.
NON tober 2e, 1858, for the pur-
wv pose Of conducting the last
" Masonic Rites for our late
brother, CHARLES v. DUNMIRE,
Members will assemble at Cedar Hi
Cemetery Chapel, at 1850 am.
LOWRY N. C0E, Master.
CHARLES L. HERBERT, Secy.
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9Fatha

ALLEN, CLARENCE. Officers and
- members Of Bricklayers'
H% yniOns No. ], Of Wash
mi A ingtgns ID. C., are hereby
H" notified Of the death OF
HlD CLARENCE ALLEN.
IL ~ Services viii Be he'd al
the Warner z. Pumphrey
- Funeral Home, s13f
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd, on
Monday, October q. az 1919 an.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Seey. y
ALLEN. CLARENCE. othesEs and
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sc4saps ma.
PALAIAN, ELIzABETH. DIED DC

FaLahN, ELLLABEIH. Died October
g. va, Of lsAe East upsal s..
NAN, beloved wife Of jacob; dear
mother Of Mrs. Pearl Bellnsly, Carl
Palman Of Silver Spring, Nd, and
William Palman of Philadelphia, Pa.
Also survived by five grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held Sunday.
U noon, from JOSEPH. Levine & Son,
nn y: Broad st., Philadelphia. Pc.
SILVA will be observed at the late
residence,
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ALEXANDER J. On Fri
Hospital. &TExASDER a. !. Sow WHY
Of 4909 Silver Hill I'd, Suitland, Md,
beloved husband Of Vera Z. NoNitxlyi
father Of Mrs. Charles sukalo;
Mrs. May Schaech, Mrs. Vera Rursch
and Charles NOvaska; grandfather
Of Anita and Paul Sukaio, Friends
may call at the S. II. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 296i Ian s.. NV.
parking facilities). Services from
81: Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church.
Monday, October %, at am.
InteIment Holy Trinity Cemetery,
Jessup, ND. ~
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RICHEY. GEORGE GLADDEN..

Thursday, October a, ibs s5. Il GeOrS Un
S STR bSFRINysF RaF H%ospita H. GEORGE
NV, husband Of Muriei 6. Richev
father Of George G., IT,; John Is
Alchey and Mrs. Dean v. Weihe Of
Germany; brother of Dean E. Richev
o. pittsburgh Pa. Friends may cali
az Gawlerls Chapel, Wisconsin ave,
ano harrlson st. NV. (parhng on
October %, where services viii IS
held on Monday, October 2e. al
z:3O pm. Interment Columbia Gar.
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RICHARDS lsoLs ETHEL G: On Thursday.
ARDS, beloved mother Of Lillian
Pettet and Lois McQuade, both Oh
London, Ontario, Canada, and VII.
lam A. Richards Of Silver Spring.
Nd sister Of Lillian Blanche WiIiss
o. Sr. lancaster, N, Y. There are three
dren. Friends may call al the IA.
Roma Funeral Home, 2Sl Carroll n.
NV. parking opposite), after 7 pm.
SATURDAY, where services viii Be held
On Monday, October %, at pm.
Interment private.
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day; October q, 1853, WILLIAM Il.
S Sfn S,Is Of the Masonic and East.
ave: me-, husband of the late Nettis
B. Skinner, father Of Frank =. Skin.
ner. He also is survived BY three
randchlldren. Friends may call al
ne 5. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
gu 18th s.. NV. (pardng facilitiesC
home on Monday, October n IN II
am. Interment Rock Creek Gene.
tefy.
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Of Scudder lane, Barnstable. MsSs
formerly Of Boston, MABEL r. GER.
SHESS0DN SCHALL,. wife Of Leroy A.
SScnai; mother of Mrs. Z. Warne
Mrs. Wayne S. McCord, BaTnafabie
Services will be held al he Unitarisn
CHURCH, Barnstable, Sunday, October
y, iSoJ' at ] pm. Burial in Barn
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GRAY RAJ & cH ALE. q 9. In IOying mem;
passed away one year ago todaV.
October Is, 1861.
God took him home, II was His viii;
But IN my heart / love him still;
his memory Is as dear TO-DAY
as N the hour be passed away,
l often sit and think OF him when
/ am alone
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MCPHERSON, A. W. The members
- Of Falls Church Lodge No. ".
WeW i. q. o. F. are requested 10 be
" present at PearsOn's Funeral
IN Home, "a North WASHINGTON st.,
IL on Sunday October ~, ct pm,
~ % conduct last rites for our
NIL deceased Brother, A. W.. Nc
~ GEORGE R0LKA,
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fhlCE' JESSIE DENT. On Friday,
October Is, 1888, MRS, JESSIE DENT
rhiSE Of winston Salem, N. C., de
voted sister Of Ida Dent, Rosa SliReF.
Della Lee, Grace Walker; aunt al
lawrence Dent, Interment Winston.
Salem, N. &.
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Z On FridsS, octo6er 8. lsss, ARTHUR THUR
WINTHROP MCPHERSON, at his
home, 2ln n. POWhatan s., Airing
ton, Va, beloved husband Of Hazel
B. Mcpherson; stepfather Of Mrs.
Vernon 0,Meara; son Of Mrs. Ida
Hammond. Mrs. Francis Ramey and
Elmer Mcpherson. Also survived By
two grandchildren and two nieceS.
Friends may call at Pearson's Flu
neral Home "a N. Washington ST..
Falls Church, Va, where services
VIII be held on Monday, October 18,
at 2 pm. Interment National Me-
mortal Park. ~
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GesDt Sf'o WILLIAM ~ & k q Nj A e
1855. Peabody st. NV, beloved hus-
band Of Nellie Heating; father Of
Mrs Evelyn N. Hintersehr, Mrs.
kk ssg;Sgo b MSTsgm and william y;
DAVIS. Friends may cali at tie
H. Hines Co., Funeral Home, 2S0l
18th st. NV, after 4 pm. Saturday,
October % (parking facilities). Serv-
ices from Fort Myer Chapel on Mon
day, October %, at e:45 am. Inter-
ment. Arlington National Cemetery.
(Clncinnat, ONO, papers, please
copy) n
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AAhNAOhI, WALTER ]. Officers and
* m m b er of Journeyman's
En- Bookbinders' Local Union, No.
H@l 4, are hereby notified Of the
N death of WALTER ]. TAR
MI NACkI on Friday, October Is,
M 1858. Union services al
Gasch's Funeral Home, 49,
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, al 8
pm. Sunday, October n. Holy Mass
at the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, College Park, Nd, al s:l5
am. Tuesday, October ~. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
JERRY S. MALANKA, President,
THOMAS E. TREVOR, Secretary,
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purpose of performing Masonic serv.
ices for our late brother, CHARLES
N. BLACK.
WALTER w. BLALocK, Master.
c. c. HUTCHISON. SecretarY.
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JAMES, ETHEL. On Thursday, Oc-
5 ss R q; SSs Ethel bs JAMES S,. Of
Nd, Beloved wife 81 Edwin James James,
mother Of Alice James. Services at
the Bethegda-C Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey, Be
thesda, Nd, on Monday, October 20,
at u am. Interment In Dale Gene
terry, Ossining, N. Y. N
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day. October y, iss5, Ethel G 5o
E ~ q ga Massachusetts
Alice English, New York; devoted
sister Of Maurice F. Cantor, Florida.
Funeral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky 4 Sons Funeral Home, 3S0l
18th 81. NV. parking facilities ada
cent?, on Sunday, October ~, al II
noon. lnterment private. n
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October a. 1888, julius j. MASSEY
q 5el5 10th ave, Mount Rainier,
Nd, beloved husband of Anne N.
Massey, father of Dolores A., Jenni-
duane B. Massey, son Of Mrs Mar GliH
TIA D. Massey and brother Of Mrs.
Frank Mclean, Mrs. Truman j.
Barton and Gordon w. Chastain.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, $500 Rhode Island ave, at
Eastern ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday, October 2s,
at 1850 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. ~
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MILLI

ernacle, No. 100, Ancient
United Order Of Moses,
passed away on Thurs
day, October "a, 1858, at
his residence, 1883 Shep-
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daV 0rioS5r |. q NhI ,aLlsE' W 2 q,
NEALE JACKSON Of 100 iS tbI 81
NV, Apt, ~. beloved husband Of
Sametta W. jackson, son Of the late
John. and Rose Jackson, brother 81
the late Bernard and Jerome JACK.
eso1 and Mrs. Nellie Alexander Of
other relatives and MANY hiends
After 4 pm, Monday, October 2s,
friends are invited 70 cali al he
Mcclure Funeral Home, ls5o St6
s. n.w.' where the Rosary viii Be
EeclIed sat I:3o pm; by, the Holy
Paul Conference OF StS. Paul and An.
gusttne Catholic Church. REQUIEM
Mass VIII be celebrated at SITS, Paul
and augustine Catholic Church, 18th
snd sts. NV, at 10 am. Tuesday,
october y. Interment Mount Olivet
cemetery. %
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GREENE, MICHAEL F. HANKl.

ikEENE, MICHAEL =. (HANKl,
suddenly on Thursday, October q,
ise9, MICHAEL +. GREENE, be-
Greene, father Of Michael r., Francis
NJ Thomas w. and John w. Greene;
brother Of Mrs. Mary A. Burke, Der.
nard J. Greene and Mrs. G. Selma
Lynagh, Funeral from the Taltavull
Funeral Home, 1903 18th 81. NV, on
Monday, October e, at am. Re
az 1850 am. Interment Mount Olivef
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
Friends may call from 3 TO pm.
and TO- pm. Saturday and Sun.
gay, October % and n. parking AZ
ESQ station "a block south. ~
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October a. Iges, y sISlsy Msmorisl
Hospital. ISHAM ". PARSONS. Rte.
Mary Hood; father Of Joseph Thomas
and Elsie Ruth; brother Of James
ID. Parsons and Jean Parsons OF
Manassas and Margaret ShOckey Of
Arkansas. Notice OF services later.
ARRANGEMENTS by Bakers Funeral
Home. Manassas. Va. %
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WIFE AND CHILDREN.

HEERsHAW, CHARLOTTE MONROE,
sacred to the memory Of our dear
motheL. CHARLOTTE MONROE
HEhSHAWs who left US thirty.threa
years ago, October Is, 1890.
There q no death. the sun goes down
10 shine upon some fairer shore.
Ana prignt In Heavens ieweled crown
1t shines forevermore.
ROSA cEcILE, ABYSS MAE AND
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42 BIuejackets Visit Anchorage

Forty-two Navy Bluejackets from the Kodiak Naval Station vs- tied Anchorage April 8, 9 and 10 on special liberty.
 A scheduled Navy Station C-54 transport plane took the sailors, plus Commanding Officer Captain Roy P. Gee, to Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 Captain Gee was slated to attend several military conferences and speak to the Northwest Convention of the American Legion on Satur- day.
 The plane returned Sunday after noon.
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Springhil1, 303; Marty Shuravioff, 315; Martha Chudocken, 3.03; Ed ward Spracker, 300.
 Candis Downey, 419; Larry Gil breath, 3.94; Robert Farber, 3.94, Susan Seldcn, 3.93;; Randy ShoH, 3,79; Judy Laktonen, 3.78; Court land Coon, 3.73; Margaret Holm, 363; Joan Brandon, 3.66; Virginia Chya, 3.65; Judy Lassen, 3.53; Bruce McWhorter, 348; Roberta Magnusen, 337; Donna Foster, 3.34; Lora Powell, 3.22; Wesley Cummins, 3.19, Steven Horn, 3.18; Susan flower, 3.16; Kevin Suydam, 3.15; Karen Tappana, 3.12; Dale Erickson, 307
 SIXTH GRADE
 Gary Ham, 3.86; Blake Butler, 386: Mickey Burress, 3.69; Doug
 Continued on Page 9
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Grade School Honor Roll
FOURTH GRADE

Yvonne Van Buren, 4.04; Retha Alvers, 3.93; Marsha Weisser, 3.86; Debra Golden, 3.8O; Richard Wertz, 376; Rebecca Lindsey, 3.73; Kim Meyers, 3.66; Eric Johnson, 3.65; Dixie McWhorter, 3.64; Melanie Mcfarland, 366; Lorraine Resoff, 363; Wilton Wiley, 3.58; Cynthia Fannin, 3.44; Candy Lee, 3.49; Karen Lester, 341; Donene Vol koff, 3.40;;; Karen Fannin, BAT. Shirley Nelson, 3.44; Pamela Salr mine, 3.41; Ernest Diamond, 331; Ann Anderson, 329; Beverly An derson, 3.28; Dennis Bennett, 3.22; Tara Bonney, 319; Francisco Vega; 3.17; Kristen Skillings, 315; Pam- ella Soule, 3.11; David Shory, 3.11; Debra Dugan,. 3.15; Kim Smalley, BIO: Monte Booth, 3.O8; Alexander King, 3.O7; Randi Tautfest, 3.06; Mary Heikes, 3O6; Henry Torgram- son, 3.O4; Allan Schumacher, 3.11; Jeffrey Anderson, 306; Jimmy
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Senior High School honor roll; third grading period.
 NINTH GRADE
 Weston Fields, 40; Patricia, Chaffin, 3.80; Leah Facto, BIT; Keith Johnson, 3.76; Pamela Con- ners, 3.72; Penny Jones, 3.63; Will liam Simon, 3.60; Louise Harvey, 3.54; Judith Brooks, 3.38; Nancy Dobson, 3.36; John Fletcher, 3.30; Bill Wade, 3.30; Bill Cunningham, 3.O5; Alvin Amason, 300; Chester Clymer, 3.00 Judy Hangstefer, 300; Skip Haverly, 300; Charlotte Long, 300.
 TENTH GRADE
 Janine Atkins, 3.95; Kathy Evans, 3.95; Judy Gilbreath, 3.94; Marya Springhill, 39O; Darrell Boomgaar- den, 3.63; Charley Lee, 3.57; Rich ard Sutliff, 3.52; Mike Lowry, 3.42 Cathy Vosgfen, $40; Linda Kee, 3.38; Marvin Frost, 3.21; Lynne Pulp, 3.19; Steve Nelson, 3.19; Sheila Ciano, 300; Erland He'd blom, 300.
 ELEVENTH GRADE
 Jan Hall, 400; Cody Downey, 400; Patrica Hubert, 400; Sandy Bitter, 3.80; Virginia Clark, 3.8Q, Ian Pulp, 3.62; Phyllis Jones, 3.45, Evelyn Pratt, 3.45; Elana Ross, 3.44; Darlene Darnell, $40; Suzzi Dobson, $40; Anne Hall, $40; Will liam Dodson, 300; Karen Mcneil, 300; John Morton, 300.
 TWELFTH GRADE
 Luana Garoutte, 400; Svea Breckberg, 3.83; Kathy Alvine, BIT; Nelda Stone, BIT; Judi Brown, 3.60; Candace Wilson, 3.44;; Beth Acheson, $40; Connie Short $40; Don Nekeferoff, 3.20; Joni Johnmeyer, 305; Charlene Frost 300; Susan Gilbert, 300.