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Baron Frunckenstein, So;
Cultural Aide to Iran

information official with the
United States High Commits
sion in Germany after he was
charged with being a security
risk. Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles reversed the de-
cision in 1857.
Baron Franckenstein returned
to Government work last year
after teaching school In Roway-
ton, Conn. He and his wife,
who is now teaching at San
Francisco State College, es-
tablished a permanent resi-
dence one month ago in Mill
Valley, across the Golden Gate
from San Francisco.
Baron Franckenstein is sur
vived by his wife. a son Ian
and q daughter Faith. Grave
side services are scheduled
Thursday at 2:3o pm. in
Golden Gate National Gene
terry.
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Mrs. A. S. Adams.
Wife of Former
Cornell Provost

Mrs. Arthur s. Adams, 70,
wife Of the former president
Of the American Council on
Education, died yesterday at her
Northwest Washington apart
ment after a heart attack.
A native Of New York City,
where she was active in many
civic and charitable affairs,
Mrs. Adams was formerly mar
ried to Harold F. Smith of
New York. She moved to Wash
ington In 1856 after her mar
rage to Mr.. Adams.
She was a member Of Christ
Episcopal Church here.
Mr.. Adams, now retired, was
formerly president Of the Uni
versity of New Hampshire and
provost Of Cornell University.
Besides her husband, of 1000
Connecticut avenue NV, the
home address. Mrs. Adams
leaves a son, Donald H. Smith,
of Corona Del Mar, Calf, and
a daughter, Mrs. B. E. Smyth,
Of Bethlehem, Pa.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Christ Church,
3116 o street NV.
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GeorgeH. Roynor Dies,
FormerD ipIomoticAide

George Hayden Raynor. 81.
once a special assistant to the
late Secretary Of State Ed
ward R. Stettinius, ir., died
yesterday at Bethesda Naval
Hospital after a stroke.
Mr.. Raynor served as a
State Department special as
sistant on economic affairs to
the Director Of European At
p fairs in 1916. He attended the
Chapultepec Conference in
Mexico City and the Dunbar
ton Oaks Conference in
Washington in that capacity.
A veteran Of "a years Of
Government service, he was
appointed to the advisory COM
mission of the Council of Ma
tional Defense In 1889. In 1910
he became assistant to the
commissioner in charge Of in
dustrial materials. He later was
named assistant to the Director
Of Priorities in the Office of
Production Management.
Joins Lend Lease
When America entered Would
War II, he joined the Lend.
Lease Administration as a.
special assistant to the admin
strator.
In 1913. Mr.. Raynor left Lend.
Lease at the request of Mr..
Stettinius. then Under Secre.
tary Of State, who asked him
to serve as his special assistant.
When Mr.. Stettinius became
Secretary Of State in 1914, Mr..
Raynor continued as special
assistant.
Active in the birth of the
United Nations. Mr.. Raynor
was special assistant to Mr..
Stettinius when he served as
chairman of the United States
delegation at the founding
United Nations conference in
San Francisco. He remained as
a special assistant and adviser
on U. N. afafirs until 1850.
Worked in Norway
Until 1855 he served as direc-
tor Of Commonwealth and
Northern Europena Affairs for
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8
(AP). - Baron Joseph M.
Franckenstein, United States
State Department cultural at
tache in Teheran. Iran, and
husband of Author Kay Boyle,
died yesterday Of cancer in the
Army's Letterman General
Hospital here. He was SO.
An Austrian nobleman by
birth, he came TO the United
States in 1943 and married
Miss Boyle the same year In
Salt Lake City.
Baron Franckenstein told a
Senate Subcommittee on Con-
stitutional Rights in 1855 that
he had spied for the United
States during World War II
and had been captured and tor
tured.
In 1858. he lost his job as an
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William Weudon,
War Veteran and
GAO Retire.

William M. Weadon, 81, a
General Accounting Office
claim adjudicator for 43 years,
died Sunday night in the
Washington Hospital Center
after suffering q stroke.
Mr.. Weadon, who retire d
from Government service three
years ago. was a veteran of the
Air Corps in the American Ex-
peditionary Force in France in
World War I, and belonged to
the Kermit Roosevelt post of
the American Legion, and the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
Mr.. Weadon, born in Alex
andria, attended school in
Washington, and received a law
degree from Columbus Univer-
sity Law School.
Mr.. Weadon had lived at 1920
Sixteenth street NV. for three
years and previously lived at
1919 Sixteenth street NV. for
many years. His wife, Mrs.
Myrtle Athens Weadon, is the
owner of the Washington real
estate firm, the Myrtle A.
Weadon Co.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Weadon
leaves three brothers. DR.. Fran
els M. Weadon Of 8915 Mont
gomery avenue, Chevy Chase,
Louis E. Weadon Of Arlington,
and Ralph M. Weadon of Chill
lum, Md.
Services will be held at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 8434 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring at pm. today
and burial will be in the Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Miss Lille Hart,
D. c. Gospel Singer

Funeral services for Miss
Lille Hart, Washington gospel
singer who died last week, were
being held at noon today at
the Canaan Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and Monroe streets
NV, Miss Hart lived at 1901
Grant street NE.
Miss Hart leaves her mother
Pearl and a sister, Pearl A.,
both of the home address. and
three brothers, William F., jr..
of 4719 B street Sc, and
Alonzo and Leo, both of the
home address.
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WEBB, ALICE. On Monday, October
J, 1858, ALICE WEBB Of as St
nv. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
ranEements By Jarvis.
WEBB. SHIRLEY MAE. On Thursday,
October ), 1858, SHIRLEY MAY WEBB
Of ZOO ID s.. ne, vile OF william J;
Webb; mother Of Michael 7. and
Keith B. Webb; daughter Of Mrs. DORIS
Cain; sister OF DolOris HAYES. Katie B.
Wilson, William H. and James Z. Cain.
Also survived BY nine brOtheTs-ln-laW,
seven sisters-in-laW, other relatives and
friends. After $50 pm. Tuesday,
Home. 5s5i Georgia ave. NV. where
prayers will be said on Tuesday at
$50 pm. Requiem Mass will be Of
iered on Wednesday, October 2, at 10
am; az ST. Benedict the Moor Church.
$40 2lst 81. ne. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. So
tober !. 1855, at the District GerersI
Hospital, JACK c. WHEELER Of M
5eth ave, Fairmont Heights, Md. He
is survived by four sisters, two brothers,
two aunts' two uneles. other rela-
Funeral Home, 5ois ian s.. ne
Notice Of funeral later.
WILLETTE, CALVIN II. CWILLIAMD.
Suddenly, on Monday. September 90,
1853, CALVIN X. WILLEfTE OF 75t
ID ST.. NV, friend Of Joseph Puzzo.
Friends may call a the Rinaldi Fu-
neral Home, 7l00 Georgia ave. nv,
where services will be held on Wednes-
day, October 2, at 10 am. lntermenf
Arlington National Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, JENNESs A. On Monday,
October J, 1853, at the Washington
Hospital Center, JENNESS A. Vii
LIAMS OF 906 North Wayne st., Ar.
llngton, Va, wife of the late Paul r.
Williams, beloved mother Of Leigh A.
Williams, sister Of Milton B. Andrew
Of Pueblo, Colo.i Thomas W. Andrew
Of Denver, Colo, and Mrs. John w.
HOPKINS Of Pueblo. Colo; grandmother
q carolyn Jenness and Barbara Jean
Birch Funeral Home, 1904 NJ st. NV,
from to 4 and 2 to pm. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October 3, 10
and y. Services will be held At the
Church Of the Pilgrims, 27d and p
sts. NV, on Saturday, October II,
al " am. Interment Cedar Kill Gene
terry, Please omit flowers, donations
70 the American Cancer Fund would
be appreciated. N
WRIGHT, EUGENE HENRY. Suddenly.
on Saturday, October 5, 1858, EUGENE
HENRY WRIGHT Of z2o4 Flagier place
NV, devoted husband Of Lula 6,
Wright and father Of Vivian L. Brown.
After pm. Tuesday, October 9,
friends may call at the Frazer Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. nv,
where services viii be held on Wedres,
day, October 9, at u rO01, the Rev.
D. Toy officiating. InteIment Carver
Memorial Park.
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Darn nj Chunks

SALVATORE J. The fam.
lily Of the late SALVATORE J. PUSA-
TERI wishes to extend sincere thanks
to their many friends for the express
sions Of sympathy, cards, prayers,
extended during our bereavement.
LENA PUSATERI AND FAMILY. 10
STEHR, HENRY. The children Of the
late HENRY STEHR wish to extend
sincere thanks to their friends, neigh.
bors and relatives for the expressions
Of sympathy and kindness extended
during our bereavement.
THE CHILDREN OF HENRY STEHR.
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the State Department, leaving
that post to become counselor
of embassy and deputy chief
Of mission in Oslo, Norway, for
the Foreign Service.
In 1858 he transferred to
Vancouver, B. c., where he
served as consul general until
his retirement last February
because of failing health.
A native Of New York City,
Mr.. Raynor graduated from the
University of Alabama in 1927
and received a masters degree
in business from Harvard in
1929. Before joining the Gov
eminent, he worked for several
New York Banks and the
United States Steel Corp.
Hau SON, daughter
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Jane Geer. of 6647 Thirty
second street NV. the home
address; a son, George, jr., also
of the home address, and a
daughter, Mrs. Jane Vickers
Of Winston-Salem, N. c.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Gawler Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue and
Harrison street NV, with
burial In Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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With Regard to q
Card of Thinks

vsT often q esrd Of fhonks
IN The Sfor meets q need
which cen hardly be solved IN
eny other waY. Net only -
Il O srseioUs expression. Of
srofifvds 10 those who hsvs
sent Horol tributes but olso
eevnseVslY acknowledges the
services and kindnsssss Of
the monY 10 whom O personal
note Of thanks eonnot well be
mailed Or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of O eord Of thanks
moy be ersnssd BY islsPhons
10 The SfaF, u. $4,000.
The Evening end SVndGY Stur
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ADAMS, IRENE HUNT. On Monday.
October 2, 1853, at her residence,
HUNT. ADAMS, beloved wife of Arthur
S. Adams, mother of Mrs. B. E.
Sanyth and Donald Hunt Smith, sister
Of John z; Hunt Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
ises), on Tuesday and Wednesday,
October : and ,, to pm. Services
viii be held at the Christ Episcopal
Church, 31st and o SITS. NV, on
Thursday, October 10, at z pm. In
terment private. 2
BARNARD, ROSIE ELIZABETH. On
Monday, October 2, 1853, ROSIE ELI
ABETH BARNARD, beloved sister Of
Laura N. Sommer and the late Lena
G; Bates and Mary Beaton, aunt Of
Walter Alvin kenneth and David
Beaten, Lois Wilburn, Patricia Neither
ton, Thelma Caraway and Catherine
Meade. Friends may call at the Rob
ert A.. Mattingly Funeral Home, l3l
llth 8. sc; parking facilitiesl, until
Requiem Mass at the Holy Comforter
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Rosary on Tuesday, 0ctO-
Der 8, at pm. ?
BARNETT, GUY S. Of $500 Garland
s. isss, husband Of Elsie n. Barnett
and father Of William G., Robert E.,
Cecil L., Eugene r. and Elmer NJ.
Barnett, Louise z. Kenney and Freda
n Sspch soe ReT sss G q Chamber.
Silver Spring, Nd, until Tuesday,
October 3, at 10 pm. Services and
interment Clarksburg, w. Va,
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crennatorium

VI N444t4 NU4 INIII
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
tth 81. and Mass. Ave. II. as9oo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RIA. 5-TGII
blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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MATTINGLY. LESTER ALOYsIUs. Or

Monday. October 7, lSs5. al Merc pII
Hospital, in Baltimore, Nd, LES
TER a. MATTINGLY Of LeonardtoWn,
Nd, beloved husband OF Madeline B.
Matungly and father OF Mrs. Mary
Madeline Adams, Mrs. Angela NJ.
hhyan, Mrs: Joan NJ. Dean and Miss
IT., and Aubrey Mattingly. Also sur
Ntving are twelve grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Mattingley
Funeral Home, LeonardtoWn, Nd
where prayers will be said on Wednes-
will be said on Thursday. October
70, at am, at 81. Aloysius in
Leonardtown, Md. Intermeht church
cemetery.
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GERTRUDE. On Saturday,
October 5, lSe3,. GERTRUDE MAR.
wife Of Stanley Marshall, stepmOther
OF William B. Marshall. Also surviving
are one sister, Louella Robertson; one
niece, Theresa Under; one step-grand-
son, Two grandnieces, one grand
nephew, other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Wednesday.
October ?, friends may call al the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 9th ST.
NV, where services will be held on
ItnIIsdsy October 70. at J pm. In:
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McREADY, OLIVE v. (nee Combs). On
Sunday, October s, 1858, OLIVE V.
McREADY (nee Combs) Of 1880 18th
Pl. Sc, beloved wife OF the late vii.
liam L. McReady; sister Of Miss Irene,
Nellie Ray. Services at the S. II, Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 l4th 81. NV,
on wednesday, October 2, at pm.
parking iacilities). Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
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KENNEDY. ROBERT ". On Sunday.
Oc.ober ., 1919, ROBERT " KEN
kEDY o. No. Z Sherman circle nv.
NOuee Of funeral later. Arrangements
By Jarvis.
KING, EDWIN h. On Sunday, October
8. 1879. a. his residence, Goa Reno
I'd NV EDWIN II, KING, beloved
husband 81 Pauline y, kingi brother
Of Alvin W. King Of MapleEOod. y. J.
Friends may can at GaWleris Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. AZ Harrison 81 nv;
parking on PREMISES. Services viii
be held at F0rt Myer Chapel, on
Wednesday, October 3, at , pm; In
e9 Of q iSS F. S9HsIio Ess E NAV
cation.
KIRKINIs. DIANE d. On Sunday. Oc-
tober 9. 1913. az her Issidenee. 35z3
davsS,sI nv " H RlANE IA. .. b 5IAKlS vs.
sister Of Mrs. Henrietta Hubbel Of
HomeWood, H. and Alexander Davis
o. -, los A an calh, SIC also IS
s adI-s At 5 5ss S 4 Hines Go. EqasEsl
iscilitiesj. Services at SIS. coastsn,
tine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church.
ll5 Ten 81, NV on "Wednesday, Oc-
tober at 30 pm. lniermeni Glen
MNoA NelnelefNs IN leu OF flowers
the family suggests that expressions
Of sympathy may be made % SITS
Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox
Building Fund.
KOBER, A. CHRISTOPHER. On Sun
day, October q, 1888, A. CHRISTOPHER
kOBER Of k307 ROSedale ave- Be
thesda, Nd, beloved son Of Edward
and Helen A. Kober, grandson Of
Edward W. and Dorothy A. Kober
and Marian l. Day, brother Of Ed
ward +. kober, jr., and Michael
kober. Services and intement private.
KREY. CARRIE A. On Monday. octo-
Der :, 1853, CARRIE A. KREY Of
Selz Culver ST. kensingtOn, Nd, aunt
q Mrs. Edwin F. Talbot and Charles
krey. Friends may call at GaWIeT' s
CHAPEL, Wisconsin ave. and Harrison
81. NV. parking on premisesl, where
services will be held on Wednesday.
october a V noon. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery.
LEWIS, RICHARD. Members of the In
m REORGANIZATION Church
usheTs' Association Of d. C.,
Inc, are hereby notified OF
the death Of our beloved
member, RICHARD LEWIS.
$frhI6CIz Funeral services on Tues.
NAARSI day, October 8, 1859, al
PM at the Jerusalem Baptist Church,
Zoth and p SITS. NV
ALMA c. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE = CTANTTV re-
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McINERNEY, JAMES NJ. On Monday.
October. y, 1898, JAMES NJ MciNER.
NEn OF 300 10th st. NV, husband
Of Kelvin ]. and Michael ]. McInerney.
He also is survived by his mother,
Helen j: McInerney OF New York
City, and one grandchild, Lynne Nc
lnerney. Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapels Wisconsin ave. at Harrison ST
NV. parking on premIsesl, after IL
noon Wednesday, October 2. Mass
viii be offered at the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart, 10Th st. and Park nd !.
NV, on Thursday, October 10, at 3
am. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
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GALE. COL THOMAS BOYLE, UsMc
hstiredl ,; On Sunday, oetobeI, 3.
f ise I, sBf soSE Noyi HOi THsSt COL Or
uredD. q I'll South Nash s., Ar
lnEtpnf Va. beloved husband OF Faifh
y, Gale father Of Mrs. Vivian Gale
Maitox. Services viii BE- held al tie
o S va si S5 P f r. Tse9f' Ss S
National Cemetery.
GARNETT, MARY z On Friday, Oc
tober T. 1873, MARY z. GARNETT
Of Charles Lewis and Rs5doI5h e sGith
and sister Of Mrs. Ida Louis and Juan
thres grandchildren, four Freat-grsnd-
ehildrens other relatives and many
mlends- After 4 pm. Tuesday, friends
are invited 70 can al the Mcclure
unerai Home, ls20 9TH 81. NV, where
services VIII be held al pm, Wednes-
DAY, October 3. Interment ToodlsWn
Cemetery.
GAROFOLO. ELEONORA VI. On Sun
gay. Oeto6er 9, 1913. al Proyideree
Hospital, ELEONORA N. GAR0FOLO.
The beloved wife Of the late ssnus I
SS S'6S5ssg. notsRssr Of Many l. Iai.
Sarmelo and John GarOf0lO. Funersi
rom TIE simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
lee! Good Hope. I'd, Sc. parking IA
eilnesl, on Wednesday, October 2. al
aulsa AlEnLE 70 NOUN LafNHfN
Satholic Church, ForestviIle, Nd, where
Mass viii be offered at 10 am. for
ne repose OF her soul, Intermenf
Cedar Hin Cemetery. Visiting hours
GILBERT, MARGARET HuNEGARD.
MR.. on Monday, October 4, Ig63.
MAhGAhEI HINEGARDNER GIL
bEhI Of SEQ 3lst place, Hyattsville,
Nc, beloved wife Of Randolph vi
GilDert, mother Of Judith Ann and
Inomas Edward Gilbert, sister Of Cuy
and Harold H. Hinegardner and
Mrs, Elizabeth circuit. she also n
survived hy nine nieces and nepheu,E
fr1ends may call on Tuesday, Ocio.
Der 3, from TO 2 pm. and Wednes.
DAY, October 2, from to s and
% pm, al the Huntensnn F1nerai
Home, 5737 Georgia ave. NV. Vhers
services will Be held on Tbursdsv
Yetooer 70. at z pm. Interment For
Lincoln Cemetery.
GLEASON, JOHN ID. Suddenly. On Mon
gay, October 2. 1858, JOHN ID. GIFA
sun beloved son Of the late Louis r
and Bridget r. Gleason. brother n
LOUIS B. and Catherine T. CIeasoT
ana sister Louise Ernestine, 6 nj M
Friends may call al The Robert A
MattinRly Funeral Home, I3l ilth 4
sc. parking facilities), after & nm
October 70, al $50 ann ann iRRs eouis2y
Mass a St. Joseph's Church al
am. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
CTEACnN Wnrrnr - -
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Monday, October I, 1853, BENJAMIN
d. SPECTOR Of 1854 North Buchanan
st., Arlington, Va, formerly Of Wies
JEANNE SpectOr and devoted father
Of JOelle Simone Spector. He alsC
Is survived by two sisters, Mrs
Belle Whitney, Springfield, Ohio, am
Mrs. Dorothy Pascarella, Nutley, N. J
Funeral services at the Bernard Dan
zansky & Sons Funeral Home, $50
18th ST. NV. parking facilities ada
cent?. on Wednesday, October 2, a
pm. lntement Arlington NatiOna
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LOPEZ. RAMON. On Monday, October
1853, at Arlington HOSPITAL, RAMON
LOPEZ Of $500 South 9th st., Airing
z, Lopez, father Of Norm Mae Darcy
Of Fairfax. Va. He also is survived
by three grandsons Friends may cal
al the Murphy Funeral Home, 1874
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va, where
day, October 2. lnfernent National
Memorial Park. Fails Church. Va
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L9 6S;SEs:. CHARLES RE "a On sunday
ToS Ses5 81 lss U.s. ID C i aH husband a
Of Mrs. Mildred r. Longus, brother
Of Howard LOngus Of New Jersey
Also surviving are other relatives and
friends. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
rangements by Rollins. 10
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sTRAUss. ROSE lne. GenhIemanl q,

d hHUoo' hUoE Inee UendIemanD. On
s STSRRdaaylss October 9SHd Il 1919, ROSE
Eastern ave, Silver Spring, Md, be-
loved wife Of Joseph Strauss and de-
voted mother Of Mrs. Arlene Sackett
Of Bethesda, Md, She also is sur
vlved by, her father, Nathan Gendle-
man OF the home address; three broth
ers and one sister. Mrs. Eva Feldman
OF the home address; Milton and Maui
rice Gentleman, both Of Bethesda, Nd, (;
samuel Gentleman of Silver Spring
Nd, and two grandchildren. Services
az the e. ID. Goldberg & Son Funeral
Home, 42l7 9TH st. NV, on Tuesday,
October 9, at ! pm. Interment Mount
Lebanon Memorial Park. In mourn.
ing at sl03 Eastern ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, Apt. Bib. In lieu Of flowers
Cancer Fund
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x@l~z members Of seret. JASPER ralG
gSSA. Post, No. 70, the American
sk5e1e Legion, are hereby notified
:; sSg fiaip g & 5 EssSSSf g:
VG tober s, 1863. Legion serv-
ices at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2sl7 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va az pm. "Wednesday, October
3. National Guard of Honor will Of.
hciate. G. T. TAYLOR, Conidr.
M. E. SMITH, Adiutant.
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STARkE, LEE 7. On Monday, October
q 1898, at Fairfax Hospital, LEE 4.
STARkE, beloved husband Of Gladys
n, Starke and father of Richard
He also is survived BY five brothers
and three half.brothers. Friends may
call at the Money & King Funeral
Home, III West Maple ave, Vienna,
Va, where services will be held on
WEDNESDAY, October ?, at J pm.
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SUTHERLAND, ANNE r. on SATURDAY,
October 5, 1858, at Columbia Hospital.
ANNE F. SUTHERLAND of l70l s8th
sutherland; daughter of Mrs, Mary
Schaefer: Friends may call at Gawler's
chapel Wisconsin ave. at Harrison ST
NV. parking on premises). Mass viii
De offered az the Church of the An
NV, Wednesday, October q, al 10 am
Interment Mount OliVet Cen1etarv 4
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GOLDBERG, HYMAN. On Monday. oc.
tober 2, 1858, at his residence, s527
Cameron St, Silver Spring, Nd, NY.
MAN GOLDBERG, beloved father Of
Mrs. BENJAMIN Friedson, Silver Spring
nrs. Ben Cohen. Jacob Goldberg and
also Is survived by eight Frandchii.
dren and hve great grandchildren Fu.
neral services at the Bernard Dauzan-
SKY Sons Funeral Home, 350i iAth
8. NV. parking facilities adiacent1,
Interment King David Memorial Gar.
Den. Memorial week, el2 Northwest
drive, Silver Spring, Nd.
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Brookhill drive, Annandale. Va, on
October J, 1888. husband OF Hilda G.
McShaffrey, brother Of Frank McShaff.
rey Of Arkansas. Remains at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5l7 nth st. Sc,
until Thursday, October N, at B:30
am. Mass at st. Michael's Church,
81. Michaels lane, Annandale, Va, al
1880 am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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Sh T. IS55. pAvTp s M p1 Of l5s ~
ST. ne, beloved husband Uf Mrs. Edna
Shuler. Also surviving are eight chill
dren, Samuel, L. G. and James
Shuler, Alean Freeman, E.ssle Brow :.
Eliza Winningham, Alberta Jackson
and Emma Iillery; MS grandchildren.
other relatives and friends. After 5
pm. Tuesday, October 9. friends ma.
call at the Palmer Funeral Home,
az H st. ne, where services viii be
held on Wednesday, October 2. at
mortal Park
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sPECHT, FLORENCE GERTRUDE.

Sunday, October 5, 1853, at her resi-
d fST sa E E6Rr Ll9G9n G 81 ATRE
SPECHT. wife Of the late Franklin S.
Specht, mother Of Mrs. Ruth Fewell
and Vernon Justin Specht; sister Of
Mrs. Clifford Wiley and Mrs. Ida
W. Barley. She also is survived by
one grandson, Frank Jewell. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2e1 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services viii be held
on Wednesday. October 2, at 2:3C
pm. Interment Savage Cemetery