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Jean Cocteou, "a; Leader
In Many Fields Of Art

breathlessness." Death was at
tributed to heart failure.
One of Mr.. Cocteau's great
talents was for shocking critics
and creating public sensations
Even after a half century in
the public eye, there were dis
putes about whether he had
real artistic greatness or only
an unerring flair for publicity.
Early in his career his name
was automatically associated
by the public with the term
"avant garde." Throughout his
career, anything by Mr.. Coo
teau was expected to be not
only different but surprising.
Even during convalescence
from the heart attack last sum-
mer, Mr.. Cocteau was full of
projects for the future: A new
chapel at Frejus, bas-reliefs to
decorate a museum at Mention,
an open-air theater in Cap d.
All, and a factory in Milan.
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Mrs. MobIey,
Alabama Native

Mrs. Hortense L. Mobley, q
native of Alabama, died at her
Washington home yesterday
after a long illness. Wife of the
late r a dford E. Mobley, she
had been living with her
daughter, Mrs. H. L. Burton, at
1924 w street NV.
Mrs. Mobley was graduated
from Ju dson college near
Montgomery. Ala.
Her daughter. Mrs. Burton,
works at the, White House for
Nancy Tuckerman, Mrs. Ken
nedy's personal secretary.
In addition to her daughter,
Mrs. Mobley leaves a son, Rad
ford. q former president of the
National Press Club. of 1000
Massachusetts avenue NV,
and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the De Vol funeral
home, 1924 Wisconsin avenue
NV.
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founded Always Engineering
Corp, with offices at 1912
Eighteenth street NV.
He was a member of Delta
Psi fraternity. the University
Club of Washington. the Amer
lean Society of Civil Engineers.
the American Society of Mill
tary Engineers, the Federation
Aeronautique international and
the Aviation Division Of the
American Road Builders AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Phillips leaves his wife,
Williamina, of 1905 Thirtieth
street NV, the home address;
a son. Rufus c. III, of Mclean;
a daughter, Mrs. Lucretia K,
Whitehouse. of Bronxville,
N. Y; two sisters. Mrs. Doro-
thy Hake. Of Glendale,
Ohio, and Mrs. Lueretla
ORourke, of Nantucket. Mass;
a brother. George ", of Cleve-
land. Ohio, and three grand
children.
Services and burial will be
Monday at Gravel Hill Farm,
Charlotte Courthouse. Va.
The family requests that no
flowers be sent.
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Bank Official
Found Dead of
Cos in Guruae

]. Hyatt McCeney, SO, a vice
president and real estate Off
Ger of the National Savings g.
Trust Co., was found dead yes
terday in the garage of his
father-in-law. who was vaca-
tioning.
Coroner Richard L. Whelton
said the death was an "appar-
ent suicide" by carbon mon
oxide poisoning. but that a
confirmatory autopsy will be
performed today.
MIR. McCeney's body was
found in the garage adjoining
the home of his father-in-law,
William L. King at 2240 Forty
seventh street NV. He was
last seen by his wife on Thurs
day night.
Mr.. McCeney was born in
Washington and was a grad
uate Of Georgetown University.
he had been associated with
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Mrs. Anna E. Clark, SO,
Widow of Former Senator

out hesitation and the Senator S
daughters later donated $780,
900 to the gallery for an addi-
ton to house the collection.
The collection contains 1913
paintings and drawing by such
famous artists as Corot, Dau-
mier, Van Dyck, Rubens, Titan
and Halls; four Gothic tapes
tries, a collection of laces Of
the 18th through the 18th
centuries. 43 rare rugs, 1872
Grecian, Etruscan and Egyptian
antiquities, some dating back
to 1000 B, c.. and a collection
of antique furniture.
In recent years, Mrs. Clark
made her home in New York
and Santa Barbara, Calf. The
Fifth avenue palatial home was
sold on the real estate market
for about 81 million.
She leaves a daughter, Miss
Huguette M. Clark, and a
sister, Mrs. Amelia Semple, both
of New York, and a stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs. Lewis Morris of
Morris, N. Y.
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AnuEtltnnH

BRoDsKY, JOSEPH AND SARAH.
There will be an unwilling of q
monument TO the memory Of J0-
SEPH BR0DSKY and SARAH BROD-
SKY on Sunday, October 70, 1853,
terry, .7oe NJ st., Capitol Heights,
Md. Relatives and friends invited. u
DIcKEN, PHILLIP, The. attendance
appreciated at the service in mem
DRY of PHILLIP DICkEN at King
David Memorial Park on Sunday,
October 20, 1858, at II am. 10
GOLDBERG, SAM. There will be an
unwilling on Sunday, October 70,
1858, at 2 pm, at King David Me
mortal Garden, Falls Church, Va.
Relatives and friends are invited.
THE FAMILY.
FREEDMAN, DANIEL. A monument
IN memory of the late DANIEL
FREEDMAN will be unveiled at King
Church, Va, on Sunday, October 70,
1858, at II am. Relatives and friends
invited. THE FAMILY. 6,l2
GORDON, WILLIAM. There will be an
4 unwilling in memory Of WILLIAM
GORDON on Sunday, October IS,
1853. at pm, at Adas IsFael Gem
eteTy, Alabama ave. SIC. Relatives
SADIE GORDON. 10
SAVAGE, HERMAN 1. The unwilling
Of the monument in memory of my
husband, HERMAN /. SAVAGE, viii
take place on Sunday, October 20,
1858, at 1880 pm, at B'nai Israel
Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Nd. Family
and friends invited. 1l,I2,13,Is,2o
sCLAwY, LEON L. There viii be an
unwilling in memory of nv beloved
David Memorial Garden, Falls
Church, Va, at pm. Sunday, Oc-
tober l3, 1853. Friends and relatives
are invited. MITZIE A. SCLAWY.
4,56,ll,l2,13
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PARIS, oct. IL (AP) Jean
Cocteau, many-talented giant OF
the arts. died yesterday at the
age Of "a.
Mr.. Cocteau first came to
fame as a poet. In his later
years, he devoted most of his
time to painting. In between
he wrote fiction and plays,
wrote and directed movies and
plays, designed theatrical sets,
and created ballets. He also
dabbled in journalism and
criticism. .s
He suffered q heart attack
in 1884 and another last sum-
mer. Yesterday morning he
learned of the death of Song
stress Edith Piaf. for whom he
had written q play first per-
formed in 1910. On hearing
the news, he said "I've had a
fever since this morning, and I
must say the death of Edith
Piaf has given me new fits of
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Mrs. Anna Evangeline La
Chapelle Clark, 80, widow of
the late multimillionaire and
former Senator William An
drews Clark. died yesterday at
her home in New York.
A valuable art collection
owned by Mr.. Clark was given
to the Corcoran Gallery Of Art
in Washington after his death
in 1925.
A native Of Calumet, Mich,
Mrs. Clark was the daughter Of
a physician. Upon her fathers
death Mr.. Clark. then Senator
from Montana, became her
guardian.
In 1901, Senator Clark Visl ID
his 24-year-old ward in Europe.
He had been q widower since
1893, when bis first wife died.
The 62-year-old Senator and
his ward. we're married in Mar
settles. France. t
William Andrews Clark, who
served as Democratic Senator
from Montana from 1901 to
1907. hewed a fantastic fortune
from Montana's natural copper
resources. His investments and
banking and railroad interests
brought him an estate totaling
over $40 million at the time
of his death in 1925.
The couple and their two
children lived for Is years In a
Sc million, 121-room house on
Fifth avenue in New York. The
house contained 81 baths, a
swimming pool, a central circu-
lar staircase Of Maryland marble
and four art galleries.
1t was here that Mr.. Clark
began building an art collection
that once was valued between
So and IS million.
The collection caused a storm
of controversy in the art world
after Senator Clark's death.
His will provided that the col
lection be given to the Metro
pelitan Museum of Art If it
was hung separately and was
given his name.
The Metropolitan would not
meet the requirements, but the
Senator had provided that the
Corcoran Gallery of Art would
then be the beneficiary.
The Corcoran accepted with
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R. c. Phillips, Jr., Dies;
Engineer and Novelist

Rufus c. Phillips. ir.. "a. the
president Of Always Engineer
ing Corp. and a former stock
broker and novelist. died Of
cancer yesterday at Doctors
Hospital.
The engineering company. a
consulting firm specializing in
the study. design and super
vision Of airports. was founded
by Mr.. Phillips after World
War II. Among its projects
were the international fields at
Mexico City. Philadelphia. De-
troit. Manila and Santiago. and
many military airports.
A native of Newport, KY. his
work at Trinity College IN
Hartford, Conn. was inter-
rupted by World War I, when
be volunteered for the Royal
Air Force in Canada. After the
war Mr.. Phillips returned to
Trinity and was graduated In
1919.
Studied at Columbia
He studied at the Columbia
Graduate School Of Journalism,
worked for the old New York
World newspaper and later
turned to the stock market
founding his own firm, Colfax
Phillips, Inc, in 1925.
After the great stock market
crash in 1929 Mr.. Phillips re-
tired to his wife's family's
home, Gravel Hill, in Charlotte
County. Va. where he wrote
two novels, Sound the Trum-
pet" and Bright Days Are
Done" as well as many short
stories.
He broke off his literary ca
reer when the United States
entered World War II, getting
q captains commission IN 1912.
In 1912 and 1913 he was in
charge of a training squadron
for air cadets at Miami Beach.
Fla.
Member Of Delta Psi
Leaving the Army in 1914. he
moved to Washington and
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Philosophy Association, tn e
Metaphysical Society of Amer
lea, the National Society for
the Study of Education, and
the National Catholic Educa-
tional Association.
He leaves two brothers, the
Rev. Paul B. Rattigan of Bos-
ton. and DR.. John P. Rattigan
Of Newton, Mass: and four
sisters, Sister Mary Beatrice
and Sister Mary Aida, both OF
Boston, Mrs. Charles B. Ken
ney of Dorchester, Mass, and
Mrs. Maurice J. Downey Of
Hyde Park.
The funeral and burial will
be in Boston Monday.
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Mser. Bernard T. Ruttieon,
Former Aide at Catholic U.

The Rt. Rev. Msgr, Bernard
T.. Rattigan. 81. formerly Of
Washington. died yesterday in
Boston after a heart attack.
He was assistant to the rector
of Catholic University and had
been director of the Contra
ternity Of Christian Doctrine
I in Boston since leaving the
university last year.
While serving in Washing
ton, Father Rattigan wrote a
book, "a Critical Study Of the
General Education Movement"
published in 1852.
In 1858 he was appointed
vice rector for academic af-
fairs at Catholic University,
assisting the Rt. Rev. Msgr.
william j. Mcdonald, rector.
Father RatClgan Joined the
Catholic University faculty in
1851 while working on his doc
torate in education.
He was born November 3,
1908, in Hyde Park, Mass. He
attended Boston College in
Boston, and st. Johns Semi
nary in Brighton, Mass, and
was ordained in 1888.
He received his masters de-
gree in education in 1916 and
bis doctorate in 1852, both
from Catholic University.
He had served on the edi-
torial board of the Catholic
magazine, Mediator.
He was a member of the
Philosophy of Education So
ciety, the American Catholic
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United States so years ago.
He leaves his wife, Rose
who is returning to Washing
ton for the funeral: a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lawrence Tom, of
6527 Sixth street NV: a son,
Ting Sun Yee, Of l724 Lanier
place NV, and ii grandchil-
dren.
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Thomas A., of SCOT Druid drive,
Kensington, Nd, and four
grandchildren.
Services will be at 12:15 pm.
Monday at the Gawler Funeral
Home. Wisconsin avenue at
Harrison street NV, with
burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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uarh nj Thanks

ne iamly 81 a. Isfs WILLIAM Il
LIGHT wishes b thank the maHy
friends, neighhorH and co-Workern 81
TIE United Air Lines Who contributed
heir ume, effort and sympathy %
he family daring their Bereavement.
MOTHER, MIS-. LOUISE BROOKS;
ANDREW LIGHT, MRS. BEkNicE
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the National Savings & Trust
Co. since 1858.
He leaves his wife, Patricia,
Of the home address, and six
children, Kathleen, Marion,
Jose h, Steven, Kelvin, and
Michael.
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1ratha

WEAyER. CLINTON gAY. Az %.
30 wood s. Joh1stoHn, Pa. De- IN
H HS55i4s' 9 500 ". -, SssEssss.n
RWsRe5sVy1EEE u; ..I Sia :, eLn. LINTON Jay
Amanda Geiser Weaver. Sreceded n
eeath % parents. Survived b wife,
iormer Jane IrefiE; two sons, CIirfo1
Jay II, washington, Pa; Gsien Ross
a. homei brother Of Robert, Johns
s9Sn' eao Ireil9, wife Of Fred Var
Johns United Church of chriS.
% pm. Saturday; noon 10 q snd
Pm, sunday IN the PickinE
.sortqaIy, Johnstown- Services at
Rev. A'9 HSarIEe, AG Sa;y 2 Pm. Ne
Grandview Cemetery.
MAIZE CECILIA. On
r 1a955saSy' (, oeseeeL y. IsSa. q hsI
CECILIA WTIIETT, beI0Ved 113fs ~
James Fulton Willett and nofher al
May Christine Collins and ALVIN I.ee
Jacobs Sne also IS survived by her
nnalotneT, johanna D. Wood J sisters.
ri, Iio,i P@rre e. cOokseyt Mrs. Julian
two brothers, Joseph Moran and
James Floyd Wood; two Grand.
eniloren- Funeral from The Hlr1ff
Funeral Home, Waldorf, Nd an Non-
osys october u, at e:s am. Mass
q Peters Church, Waldorf. Nd,
tery. Rosary Sunday afternoon Al
WINES. NAL. OSWALD JACK,
army. On Tuesday, October 9, Ig63,
AZ Fort MadsWorth, N. ", OSWATn
JACk WINES. He leaves 10 mourn
TIER losS a wife, Mrs. Shirley Wines
n q Ne% bbochelle; n; "; three sons,
Gregory and Michaei Wi1es Of N s;i
Rochelle; one daughter, 10 Ann, an
q New Rochelle, N. Y; nother'
MIS-. Juanita Wines Berry, and sfep.
,Hstners Mt. Percy Berry Of ala
New Hampshire ave. NV; a hosf Of
irlends and other relatives. Funeral
Monday, October Il, al the F opt
Myer Chapel. Burial with run MIL ijii
EtaIy nonors in Arlington National
WOOD. JOHN d. Suddenly. nm
Wednesday, October 9, IpS5. a ne
Holy Cross Hospital. JOHN b. WOOD
q ZogO Randolph I'd, Silver Spring,
ald., husband OF Margaret A. Wood,
father Of Mrs. Harriet N. Carter
ano brother Of Mrs. Stella W. Hub
bard, Mrs. Mary Frances Morgan,
Herbert, Paul, JudsOn d. and James
Wood; There are nine Srandchildriesn.
NJ. Wood rests at the Warner Il.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, sl31 Geor-
g1a ave, Silver Spring, Nd, where
service viii Be held on Monday, Oc-
ttooer v, az ] pm. (parking facili-
Cemetery. Friends NAV visit with
the family at the funeral home On
Saturday and Sunday from q 10 4
and 10 pm,
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Darn nj Ihanka

HERR0N, WAYNE W. Mrs. Emma
Elizabeth Heron and Jaw WAYNE
Heron wish to thank all their friends,
neighbors and fellow workers for
their sympathy and understanding
during their recent bereavement. 70
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crenatorium

CrematOrlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
IAoo GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 3-741l
z Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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)AIJCH ETTE slle M L1sI n P psessA,

LAUGHTER, MARIE WASSMAN.
DENNEY, ANTHONY o. In loving
memory OF our dear Dad. ANTHONY
o. DENNEY, who left us thirteen
years ago today, October u. 1850.
Thirteen years have gone, dear Dad,
Since you were here on earth;
We miss your smile, your loving ways,
NO one here can take your place.
50, until our days on earth are
through,
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YOUR DENOTED CUUDRFN

EcTON. ALBERT r. A tribute Of
love and sweet memories 10 my
husband, ALBERT +. ECToN, who
left me October u, 1851.
His passing left an emptiness
No one can ever fill,
ana yet somehow In many ways,
He Is really with me still.
His goodness and his Kindness,
His love and helpful ways,
These treasured memories ne left me
To bless me all my days.
l miss you, darling,
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Announcement Of
Services BY Chamber
Nous, Neiile ". ". Chambers Co.
NH. W. W. Chambers Co.
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JOHNSON. ALICE. On FRIDAY, octo-
20 w. ~ a. GeorIs ashi1glaa
SoHssos ~. q 70 Lapoai 9 ~.
%, dsvo1sd mstksr Of Nan Woiiz.
Nathan. j., and theodore johnson.
Aeo surviving are one brother, I'd
viewer ~ Eranochildren, twelve
sreat-Erandehildrens gther relatives
~ ~ '@ - n'fnoE ss,i asiaeins Isstins
Home. Seis 7I7iS ss. tS@ an; 800 az
inE faciliiiesl, Where fTiends nav csII
after Pm. Sunday. October I3.
Funeral services On Monday, October
" at TIE John Wesley A. n. z.
nv. at Y noon, TIE Rev. r. Frark-
IN jackson officiating. Infermenf
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Funeral
processiol vii form and leave frIm
He ~ 9aSlesn9 oI,sAs+ 8; ne e at mas An.
KESSLER, JACOB d. On Thursdav.
October %, ls63, JACOB d. KISS
LEh Ct $50 Hemlock 81. nv, Be-
Owed husband Of SYLVIA Kessler and
devoted father Of Milton Kessier ard
Mrs. Rose Gandel, both Of SiiVer
isSsprlne' Mo. He also Is survived b.
yer Spring. Nd; Morris Kessier'' N S1,
YORK and Louis KeSsler, Silver
Springs Nd; a sister. Mrs. ssrsh
benslock, Miami Beach, Fla.. ard
s1x grandchildren. Funeral serxirex
a. the Bernard DanZanSiy g SorS
Euneral Home. 1901 Tan st. NV.
day. October 70, al 1890 am. In
tefment Ilfereth Israel Section, Mount
Leoanon Cemetery. Memorial week.
- hemiock 81. NV. In lieu al
movers Tie family suggests thai con-
T losnons may be made to the Cancer
rum "
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sHSOn n Ihere VIII be
an emergent communication
Of Samuel Gompers Lodge,
No. IS, F. A. A. N, on
Sunday, October 10, 1853,
at 10 am, al the Danzan-
sky Funeral Home, 3Sol
18th st. NV, for the pur-
conducting the LAST Ma.
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DANIELS, ELLIE MARTHA. In Low.
ing memory Of my mother, ELLIE
MARTHA DANIELS, who departed
this life twenty-three years ago,
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BERNARD W. An emer-
gent communication of Ana
costa Lodge, No. n, F.
a, A. NJ, is called for
Monday, October IA. 1858,
at 10 am, at the AnacOs-
tia Masonic Temple to con-
duct Masonic burial serv-
our late brother, BER-
MERRITT. BY order Of
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MILNER, INEZ BROOKS. On Wednes-
Gsorgss General Hospital. NEz
BROOKS MINER Of $3.50 Addison
I'd. me-, Fairm0nt Park, Nd, de-
S vote , wife Of Nathaniel e. Miner
Mrs. Rosa Downes; her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Brooks; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel
Chambers and Mrs. Janet Scesco;
one brother, James Brooks. one
grandson, Michael Downes; a host Of
other relatives and friends. Re
Co. Funeral Home, 3ol5 18th st.
ne. lample parking facilities), where
friends may call after ] pm. Satur-
day. October II. After 10 am.
Sunday, October 10. remains will
rest at her above late residence.
sepm Baptist q e 5areA at s1 tss M TRRsr
sofa ave: ne, the Rev. Willie B.
Allen officiating. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 10
M0BLEY, HORTENSE L. On Friday,
October u, 1853. after long illness,
HORTENSE L. MObley, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Hortense M. Burton
and X. p. Mobley; grandmother Of
Scott Burton, Mrs, O. David Green,
services will be held at the De Vol
Funeral Home, 2222 Wis. ave. NV,
on Sunday. October -, at 3 pm.
NASELLA, LIBIA AMPLE. On Thurs
day, October 10, 1858, at his home,
SyS5, Wye Mills South, Laurel, Nd,
LIBlA ANIBLE NASELLA, husband
Of the late Julia H. Nasella; father
OF Mrs; Lena Akers, Mrs. Mary Max
well, Mrs; Josephine Moore, Victoria
NJ. Nasella, Mrs. Julia Storm and
Maurice p, James A. and Henry A.
Nasella and the late Mrs. Lucy Dorr
and Miss Nora Nasella. There are
" grandchildren and II Rreat-gFand-
children. Mr.. Nasella rests at the
warner E.. Humphrey Funeral Home,
6434 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md,
where prayers will be said on Monday,
October a, at 10 am. (parking ia
cilitiesl. .Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. Friends may visit at the funeral
nome after pm. Saturday. 10
OLIvERL ELSIE E. 6nee ConnelD. On
Friday, October ~, 1853, at Doctors
Hospital, ELSIE E. OLIVERI Of
10000 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Nd,
mother Of Mrs. Norman J, Ziehl,
Oliver; sister Of Mrs. Alice M. Sond-
heimer and H. Leroy Cornell. There
are seven grandchildren and two
great-grandchildre Mrs. Oliveri rests
at the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
nOlnes oaS4 LeOFRld ave-, Silver
Spring, Nd where services will be
| held on Monday, October Il, at 2:30
pm. (parking facilitiesl. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may
visit at the funeral home after
pm, Saturday. 10
PAGE, ATTORNEY e. ROOSEVELT.
On Friday, October IL, 1868, at
his residence, 704 Rhode Island ave.
NV, ATTORNEY E. ROOSEVELT
PAGE, brother Of Mrs. d. p. Whit
tington, Mrs. Ethel p. Mcneil OF
Dillon, S. c., and Mrs. James p.
Hall of Trenton, N. J. Other rela-
hves and many friends also survive.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th
st. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
PHILLIPS, RUFUS c., Jr. On Fri.
day, October II, 1883, at Doctors
Hospital, RUFUS c. PHILLIPS, Jr.,
Of 1905 30th st. NV, husband Of
Rufus c. Phillips III and Lucretia
J. Whitehouse: He also is survived
by three grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home.
1904 M st.. NV, from to 2 pm.
Saturday, October a. Services and
interment on Monday, October u, al
! Gravel Hill Farm, Charlotte Court.
house, Va. Please omit flowers. u
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October 10 1855. al GEORGE SS TnOT waeS.,
ington University Hospital, ERNf.SsIT
y. STEVENS OF 1000 Rokeby ave
Garrett Park, Nd. beloved Husband
Lucille G. Stevens and father N
hlchard Edward Stevens. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. wis.
Sonsin ave. at Harrison St. NV, until
~ noon Sunday, October 70 (park.
VIII be held at Cedar Lane iSnis
tarian Church. 1901 Cedar lane. Re-
snesua, Nd on Sunday, October l3.
~ pm. lnterment private. Please
NH AOWeIb. u
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THOMAS, SADIE.

I Isoe X 1888 SADIE THOMAS Of
chapman and Marie RichardsSr
Other relatives and friends aiso SIT.
VVe; After ] pm. Sunday, October
y, frlends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave
Nv, where services will be held on
MONDAY, October IA, at pm Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
IA
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sTARKIE, BERTRAM n q, r,,s.,

October u, 1858, at his residencss''
~ RTR1NS orsh 25th s., Arlington. Va
hPEhhihAm b. SIARKIE, beloved
husband s5 q Myrtle VI. Starkie, father
Wash; Mrs. Evelyn Mae sniff ~
Mil Valley. Calf; James F. Snvder
o. Arlington, Va, and BENJAMIN
FIanklin SNYDER. ir.. OF the home
sporess; cousin Of Miss Helen Rid.
dlecomb OF New York CITY. Friends
may may SAL az the Ives Funeral Home,
agaa Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
On Monday. October IA, al III am
hterment National Memorial Park
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In Mrntnrtaitt

BLAKEY, CHARLES w., sr. In Low.
father, CHARLES w. BLAKEY, ST.,
who passed away nineteen years
ago today, October ", ls4I
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass by;
Deep In our hearts q memory Is kept
OF the one we loved and will never
forget.
LOVING WIFE, LOIS, AND chill
DREN, GRACILLA AND CHARLES,
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ECTON, Albert r. Sacred to the
memory Of my beloved father, AL
BERT r. ECT0N, who departed
this life October u. 1851.
God called you home two years ago,
But you are with us vet;
You will always live within our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-12

LEE, RALPH A. Suddenly, on Fri
days, October ", 1858. RALPH A.
LEE OF Warrenton and Broad Run,
va, beloved father OF Mrs. Virginia
OF Stewart N. Lee OF Warrenton. Va.
and grandfather Of David Lee and
James A. Greer OF Arlington, Va.
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 3qcl North FAIRFAX
drive, Arlington, Va, where services
VIII be held. on Monday, October II,
dens. IA