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mmwmm- DEATH NOTICES THE SUN, Sunday. October 15. 1944 Section A PAGE 12 -4 22 Ailing House 28 29 S2 7a 86 vi K6 EE U3 TOT Mi It MA lt 171 iBO VERTICAL 129 A compass f2 Belgian writer. P3 Girl's name. t5 A word elas-lincatlon In I rarnmar.

B7 To Interpret (archaic). 99 Seaweed. 100 Story. 101 Symbol for nickel. 103 Concerning.

104 A continent 105 Toward. 106 Ostrlchlike bird 107 A depression. 111 Note of rcale. 112 A fruit 113 A nne fleposlt. 116 A heating I pparatus (pl.l.

11S Symbol for tellurium. 121 River In India. 122 Cavity of a bone of the rkull. 124 Implement for propelling boat. 125Elementary tchool tubject.

127 Held tafely. 129 A kind of dog (pl.t. point. 132 Man's nickname. 134 Union Pacific 136 3ubstance In I aseous rtate.

137 3peaks. 13R To allow, 139 Hindu. 140 French erttcle. 142 Faroe Island windstorm. 143 To consume.

145 Small rug. 146 Large level rreas. 147 Cruises. 149 A chess piece 151 Danish measure (pl.t. 154 Rocky mountain lange.

157 To wind, 158 Ox of the Celebes. 160 King of Bashan. 161 The dunlin (U. 162 Normal. 165 Cry of rheep 167 Uppermost part.

168 The kava, 170 To expire. 173 Pronoun. 177 Hypothetical force. Work Dona by 23-Year-Old Company. Modern High-Presur Blowing Equipment.

Finest Mineral Rook Wool Used. Expert Workmanship Guaranteed, Easy TERMS (3 Tears te Pay). ivT 3T 1 DEATH NOTICES a MCMA1NS. On OetODer 10. 1944.

at hl home, 4230 Loch Raven Boulevard. DR HENRY beloved husband ct Dr Grace Ramsay McMalns. Funeral services will be held st William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 11 A.

M. Interment ln Baltimore National Cemetery 16 MALLON. On October 11. 1944. MATILDA, the beloved wife of the lat James Funeral from her son's residence William J.

Mallon. 416 South Bonsai street on Monday at 8 15 A. Requiem High Mass at St. Brldgld' Church at 9 A. M.

Interment Oaklawn Cemetery. 15 MITCHELL. On October 12. 1944 at her home, near Churchvllle, ALICE VIRGINIA, wife of the late Samuel Bry-son Mitchell. Funeral services at her home on Sunday at 2 P.

M. Interment In Calvary Methodist Cemetery. 15 OHAYER. On October 14. 1944.

WILLIAM beloved husband of the late Mary A. O'Hayer (nee Peters). Funeral from his late residence, 2712 Edmondson avenue, of which due notice will be given. 15 PARKER. On October 12.

1944. JAMES JOHN, beloved husband of Mary A Parker (nee Meyers) and son of Sadie E. and the late John R. Parker. 16 Funeral from his home, 2721 Huntingdon avenue, on Monday at 1 P.

Interment in New National Cemetery PETERS, On October 12. 1944. MOR-DECAI beloved husband of Dora Peters (nee Smith). Funeral from his home. 420 street.

Sparrows Point, on Sunday at J. f. interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. 15 PHILLIPS. On October 14.

1944. ISABELLA V. (nee Whlteleyl. of 4703 Greenhlll avenue, beloved wife of Harry L. Phillips.

Services from the Leonsrd J. Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Bal tlmore Cemetery.

17a On October 13. 1944. ELLA at 3421 Lowell street northwest. Washington. D.

beloved daughter of the late Francis and Mary Rae. Funeral services will be at the Wll Ham Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Monday at 11 A. Interment ln Loudon Park Cemetery.

16e ROBINSON. On October 14. 1944. WILLIAM ROBINSON, beloved husband of Mary E. Robinson (nee McGee).

Funeral services will be held at the Parlors of Harry H. Holllns and Gllmor streets, on Tuesday at I A. M. Interment ln New Cathedral Cemetery. 16e ROSS.

On October 13. 1944. LLOYD beloved son of John L. and the late Edith Ross. Funeral from Easton Sons' Funeral Home.

Elllcott City. on Monday at 2 P. M. interment in Oella cemetery. 16 RI'RK A.

On October 14. 1944. MARY beloved wife of Michael Rurka. Funeral from her late residence 1424 Haubert street, on Tuesdav at 8 A. M.

Requiem Mass at Holy Rosary Church at 8 30 A. M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery. 16e SACKS. On October 13, 1944, at her home, 1930 Rldgehlll avenue.

BIRDIE. beloved daughter of the lata Henry and Mary Mannlon Sacks. Funeral from William J. Tickner and Sons. North and Pennsylvants avenues, on Monday st 9 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Gregory's Church at 9 A. M. interment in New Cat he dial Cemetery.

15 SCHUCHARDT. SEAMAN (SECOND CLASS I ELMER USNR, beloved husband of Doris M. Sehuchardt (nee Love), sged 33 years. Killed ln Ireland on September 5, 1944. 15 Requiem High Mass st St.

Bernard's Church Monday, October 16, a. 7 30 A. SCH WINGER. On October 14. 1944.

JOHN eloved husband of the lat LENA (nee Herguth). Funeral services from his late residence, 609 Olenolden avenue on Tuesdav at 2 P. Interment In Loudon Park. 17 SHAW. -PRIVATE HARRY SHAW, beloved son of Mr.

Jesse C. fihaw and Oertrude Shaw, 5401 Oerland avenue, was killed In action July 25, 1044. In France. 15 Services will be held at Andrew Chapel, 4102 Frankfort avenue, on Sunday, October 15, 1944, at 11 30 A. SHEIBI.EIN.

Suddenly, on October 13. 1944. WILLIAM husband of Hattle T. Shelbleln and beloved lather of Frank 6helbletn. Funeral services will be held at William J.

Tickner and Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment ln Druid Ridge Cemetery. I LARGEST MONEY SAVEEt OWm MONUMENTS Buy From Factory and Smuo ran It ocoo Monuments for 2 Oravos Granite Markers.

UU up 1J(J Free Delivery Within 500 Miles Lineoln Memorial Works 3031 Washington Blvd. Open Sunday Take No. 17 Street Car Branches: Wsshinotan Clevatae ai Mi TORBECK (NEE DOUGLAS). In mem ory of my dear sister, AGNES, who Fassed away October 13, 1936. my heart your memory lingers Always tender, fond and true; There's not a day, dear sister, I do not thing of vou.

HER DEVOTED BROTHER, GEORGE AND SISTER IN LAW, EVELYN DOUGLAS. 15 CARD OF THANKS (21 BRUNNER The wife and daughter of the late Charles Henry Brunner wish to thank their relatives and many friends for their kind expressions ol sympathy ln our recent bereovrmcnt MRS. CHARLES BRUNNER. MRS. DOROTHY E.

VAVRINA. DEATH NOTICES 13' BEN CHUFF. On October 13. 1944. at his residence, 218 North Taylor avenue, Ceder Park.

Annapolis, ARTHUR beloved husband of Lulu Irene Benchoff. 18 Funeral on Monday, October 16, at 2.30 P. M. from the above residence. Interment in Cedar Bluff Cemetery.

BENNETT. on Octoner 11. 1B44, IDA (nee Hunter at her residence. 3728 East Lombard street, beloved wife of the late William T. Bennett.

Funeral from the above residence on Monday, October IB. at 8.30 A. Requiem High Mass at the Church ol the Sacred Heart. Hlghlandtnwn. at 9 M.

Interment In Baltimore Cemetery, is BEKKEME1ER. On October 13, 1944. ELIZABETH N. (nee Grenzrr), beloved wife of the late John H. Bcrkemeler Funeral services will be held st net home, 2757 Tlvoly avenue, on Monday at 3.30 P.

M. Interment ln Western Cemetery. 16e BERKEMEIER. Mount Vernon Temple. No.

7, Pythian Sisters, announces with deepest sorrow the death of Charter Member. P. S. SISTER ELIZABETH N. BERKEMEIER.

16e ESTHER HEINEMAN, M. E. C. BERRY. Suddenly, on October 14.

1944. at his home, 19 Beaumont avenue. Catonsville, JOHN beloved husband Of Emily Gibson Berry. Funeral from above residence on Tuesday, October 17, at 9.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Mark's Church. Catonsville, at 10 A. M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery, 17 BINNIX-URNDORFF.

On October 7, 1944, at Miami, Florida, BERTHA, wife of the late Frank Binnlx. Friends may call at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, after 12 noon Wednesday. Services on Wednesday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment ln Woodlawn Cemetery. I8e CAPI.E. On October 12. 1944.

at St. Agnes' Hospital. WILLIAM be- lovea nusoand of Laura B. Canle, Funeral services from his late resi dence, 4606 Linden avenue, Hale-thorpe. Sunday, October 15, at 2 P.

Interment In Calvary Cemetery Gamber, Md. tS A ft Hi AN. On October 12, 1944. WILLIAM the beloved husband of Clara May Carrtgan. Funeral services will be at his home.

224 Burke avenue. Towson, on Sunday at 2 P. M. Interment ln Pine Grove Cemetery. Baltimore countv.

15 CARROLL. On October 14. 1944, at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. KATHERINE iiormeriy of 4012 Dorchester road) daughter of the late Thomas and AlaiKaret E. Carroll.

Friends may call at Stewart and Mown Company, 108 West North ave nue. Requiem Mass at St. lenatius Church on Tuesday morning. Due notice. I6e COI.EMAN.

Suddenly, on October 13. 1B44. HARRY aged 43 years, be loved husband of Grace A. Coleman inee Hornberger). Funeral from the Funeral Home of Hornberger Gross, Benson, on Tuesday, October 17, at 2 P.

M. Serv ices at Mount carmel Methodist Church, Emmorton, at 2.30 P. M. Interment In adjoining cemetery. 17e COIN cannon.

on October 12, 1944. GEORGE beloved son of the late Bernard T. and Mary A. Concannon (nee Carr). Funeral from the funeral home of John Cowan Hon.

901-03 Holllns street, on Monday, October 16, at 9 30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at fit Peter 1 Church at 10 M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 15 On October 13.

1044, WINIFRED, beloved daughter of the late John and Catherine Cuddy Coughlln. Funeral from the home of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Peter Coughlln. 4000 fall Mali road, on Monday at 30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass st St. Ambrose's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery, 15 DE BOW.

Suddenly, on Friday. Octo ber 13. 1944. JOHN Z. DE BOW, at Leland Memorial Hospital date residence, Oak Crest.

Laurel. beloved husband of Florence De Bow (nee Ferner). father of Z. lister, Edward A. and George E.

De Bow. 15 Funeral from Chambers' Rlverdnle Funeral Home on Tuesday. October 17. at 2 P. M.

Interment in Union Memorial Cemetery. Rockdale. Md. DOERING. On October 13.

1944. FRANK. beloved son of the late Christian and Elizabeth Doering, of 310 South Mount street. Funeral services from the parlors of Frederick A. Cole.

1200 West Lombard street, on Monday at 1 P. M. Interment ln Western Cemetery. lfie October 13, 1944. at her home.

2420 North Calvert street. MARY beloved wife of the late Albert I. Dugan. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 10.30 A.

M. Interment ln Western Cemetery. li ENG ENSIGN OWYNN EN GEL died suddenly In a plane crash October 10, 1844, while in the service of hla country overseas, son of Dr. John Engel nd the late Marlon Walsh Engel. 2938 West North avenue.

17e EY.On October 14, 1944, WILLIAM. beloved husband of Bertha (nee Chloplcka). Funeral from Flalkowskl's Funeral Home, 2007 Eastern avenue. Due notice. 15 GILLISS.

On October 14. 1944. near Florence, Howard county. CHARLES beloved husband of Victoria (nee Lewis). Funeral services Monday.

October 16. from the late residence at 2 P. M. Interment ln Poplar Springs Methodist Cemetery. 15 Your Questions Cheerfully Answered Night Or Day There it no charge or obligation vhn you oak questiont about ur funorcl service.

We ore ol- Woys glod to help you, if wo con. UKOTrltOT 5005 PARK HEIGHTS IN MEMORIAM 5SS5 J1J In sad but lovlne remembrance of my dear husband, JOSEPH who died 5 years ago, today, October 18 1939. who loved you. sadly miss you; who held you very dear. And In lonely hours of thinking Often feel your presence near.

Though God has taken you away You are with me every dav. 15 BY HIS LOVING WIFE. 30SLEV. For his birthday. October IS.

In loving niimory of our dear brother. CLAYTON, who was killed three months ago. IS 5ad end sudden was the causa Of one so dearly loved by all, bitter grief, a shock severe was to part with one so dear. often sit and think of you speak of how you died. I'o think you could not siy good-by lefore you closed your eves, For all of us you did your best.

Oh, God giant you eternal rest. LOVING BROTHER AND SISTERS. BOSI.EY. In loving memory of our son ana nunnnnti, YTON, who wns killed July 1, 1944, on his birthday October 15. Three sad lonely months have passed Since our great sorrow fell.

The shock that we received that day we sim remember well. We are siid with that memory; Lonely are our hearts today, For the one we loved so dearly Has been forever called away. We think of him In silence; No eye can see us weep. But many stlent tesrs are shed When others are asleep. HIS DEVOTED MOTHER.

FATHER AND WIFE. 15 FAITH. In memory of CLIFTON, who died In France, October 15, 1918. Wherever I ro, whatever 1 do. locked In my heart are memories of vou.

15 BROTHER PHILIX. FRANKLIN. In loving memory of mv beloved daughter, ERMA, who fell asleep in Jesus, October 13, 1932. Gone in the best of her days. Blighted in womanhood's bloom.

Torn from the hearts that loved her, To sleep In the silent, Tomb. LOVING MOTHER. We shall meet In that land where spring Is eternal. Where darkness ne'er cometh or sorrow or pain; We shall meet in that land ever vernal. And our parting, dear sister, be never again.

BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Asleep In Jesus. 15 NIECES LILLIAN AND ERMA. FRESE. In loving memory of our dear son.

PRIVATE PAUL USMC. who was killed in action two years ago. ucioner 14. 1H42. 15 Two sad, lonely years have passed Since our great sorrow fell.

The shock that we received that dsy We still remember well. How his life was shed unbeknown us, What his last word, look or thought. Only that he did his duty Die as he bravely fought. LOVING MOM AND POP. GOLDSTEIN.

In loving memory of our irieno. rKIVAlE JORDAN GOLD- biEiN. who gave his life for his coun try, June 7. 1844, in action. May his soul rest In peace.

15 HIS FRIENDS 'Hi, Jn loving memory of our dear husband and father, OSCAR who departed this life October 12, 1940. The rolling stream of life moves on. But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of the one who once sat. there HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. Dear Granddaddy, Gone but not forgotten.

15 GRANDDAUGHTER VIRGINIA. johnson, in lovtng memory of GEORGE beloved husband of Anna Johnson, who passed away October li. seven years ago. Nothing can ever take swsy The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near.

5 WIFE, ANNA, KREML. In loving memory of our dear ratner and my husband. JOHN who passed away six years ago, October 14 In our home ha la fondly remembered Sweet memories cling to his name. We who loved him in life sincerely. Still love him In death Just the seme.

LOVING WIFE, BONS AND DAUOH TEH. 15 Mil. I.Kit, -In loving memory of dear mother, MARY A who departed this me, in-toner ln- 142. The pains of death are psst. jauor and sorrow cense; And, life long warfare closed at last, Her soul Is found ln peace.

HER LOVING DAUGHTER. MILDRED, is OBERLANDER. In loving memory of my husband and our father, CHARLES, who passed away October 13. 1043. Though suffering, he breathed not a murmur.

For the Comforter stood by his side And whispered. "Fear not. I am with thee. With Me shalt thou ever abide." On the river a pale boatsman hastened. tie neard the soft dips of his oar: Then from earth and sorrow he bore him Across to that beautiful shore.

LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. 15 ROHKBAC'II. In memory of my wife, EMMA LOUISE, on our golden wedding anniversary, Octotber 13, and her birthday, October 14. 1944. Dear wife, you are not forgotten.

Though on earth you are no more. Btill ln memory you are with us As you always were before. 15 LOVING HUSBAND SON. ROSIER. in loving remembrance of mv dear husband and dnddv, GEORGE who passpd away October 13, 1943 No one knows how much we miss you.

No one knows the bitter Da In We have suffered. Since we lost you Life has never been the same. In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly tender, fond and true: There is not a day, dear Daddy. That we do not think of vou.

15 BY HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. loving memory of our deari mother. MARY who passed away October 12. 1941. 15 We have only your memory, dear mother.

To remember our whole life through. But the sweetness will linger forever. As we treasure the image of you. LOVING SON. CHARLES- AND DAUGH TER-IN-LAW.

GERTRUDE SCHUI. SCHWARTZ. In loving memory of mv dear mother. JULIA C. SCHWARTZ, on her ninety-eighth birthday, October 14.

Loved in life. In death rememhprrt DAUGHTER HELEN AND FAMILY, 1J SHEPPARO FANNIE HAMILTON. In loving remembrance of our mother who died October 14. 1943. IBe BY HER CHTI.nRJTN SUNDEnLANI).

In loving memory of our dear sister, ANNIE, who passed away on October 17. 1B42 If we had seen vou to th lo.t And held your dying hand And heard the last sigh from your heart, uuiu hoi, leei bu oaa. We did not know the aln you had; We did not see you die. We only know you went far away And never said good by. LOVING SISTERS.

15 LILLIAN. MABLE AND LOUISE. IN MEMORIAM teiif DEATH NOTICES (3 SHAKLOFSKY. On October 14. ANDREW, beloved husband of the law Sophie Shsrlofsky.

Funeral from his late residence. 115t Hull street. Due notice. 16e SIEWIERSKI. Killed ln action Frsnce September 18.

1944. PFC. ALOIS JOHN, aged 20 years. beloTe4 son of Mrs. Julia of 311 South Bavltss street.

Requiem Mass Sacred Heart Church of Highland town, Wednesday, October 18, at A. M. 13 St'LMVAV. On October 13. 1944.

ELIZABETH A. (nee Burmeister). -loved wile of George C. Sullivan. 16 Services st her home.

217 East Heath street, on Monday at 2 P. M. Interment la Glen Haven Cemetery. ATKINS. On October 14.

1944. MARIE beloved wife of the late Napoleon Wstklns. Funersl will be held from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Frsncls Sholl.

2355 Sidney avenue. Westport. on Tu-riay afternoon at 2 30 clock. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. He WEAVER.

Killed In action In France on September 5, 1944, PFC. L. MELVIN, beloved win of Mrs. Margaret Heller, Beverly road. Psrkvllle.

Memorial services private, 13 I V.tt AN 11 On October 13. 1944, FREDERICK, beloved husoand of Kathenoe Eberwein Wlrtsnd Funeral from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth Kunkel. 4JC4 Shamrock avenue, on Tuesday at 2 M. Interment ln Baltimore Cemetery.

l7 WOLF. On October 14. 1944. FRANCES (nee Tevesi. beloved wife of Joseph M.

Wolfe, of 1606 North Pulaski street; dsughter ol Rachael and the late Samuel Teves and sister cf Mrs. Walter Brown, of Westminster, Mrs. T. Marks, of Love Point. Md Mrs.

Marie Schmelz. Mrs. Genevieve Good- man, Mrs. Ruth Roberts and Mr. James Teves.

Services at the Jack Lewis Home. 2100-02 Eutaw Place, on Sunday October IS, precisely at 3 P. M. Interment in B'nat Israel Congregation Cemeu-ry, Southern avenue. 1 Kindly omit flow, ers In mourning at 1606 North Pulaski street.

ij WOOLLEN Suddenly, on October 12. 1944. at her late residence, 26 North Smallwood street. ANNIE WOOLEN beloved daughter of the late John J. and Mary T.

Woollen nee Mannlon and sister of John P. and Mrs. John M. W. Day.

Funeral from the funeral home ef John J. Cowan Ac Son. 901-03 Holllns street, on Monday. October 16. at 8 30 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin Church at A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery.

is GEORGE 9 killed IB France September 22. 1944. beloved husband of Elfreda Lettan Young and son of Mr. and Mra. John J.

Yoyr.g. 2130 West Fairmount avenue Requiem High Mass st St. Martin Church, Fayette street and Fulton avenue, Tuesday, October 17. at 8 30 A. On October 13.

'H4. ARTHUR beloved husband 5 of Elizabeth W. Zimmerman nee Naahi, of 2236 East Lanvale street. Funersl from Howsrd Blight Funeral Home. 4W14 Beiair road on Monday at 2 P.

M. Interment In Baltl-more Cemetery. jfe FUNERAL DIRECTORS JOHN DEN NT INC. Modern Funeral Home. Est.

4S Llsht and Montsomerj Streets TELEPHONES SOUTH 1415 1417 i Traditional One funeral In our hosse. four church or in our modern rhiori. Motor Eouiptpent The Sst. LILLY ZKILPR. t(.

Funersl Home. Eastern A Wolfe WO 1442 403 S. Wolfe Si 700 S. St. Phone WOjfe J4JJ Phone WQlle '81, mTlTon sftHiixiNG FOnekal Hcmi Funeral Arrangements In Ail Settlors.

HOWARD STRONG i i7 North at Hilton. MA 4T54. ll7'rj auh.the late rfj3J5i CLARENCE f. HOFFMANN Isle Hrnariwar DR llUr.Wf. with the ltf Oeori WJ5 rrj.j, rrtii ir iirkwiu Orie.n.

St. Wolfe CtMfTIIIS AND IOTS OAK I.AWN CIMrTfHT im rjnn fhn. Verl4t i-OhAVE. Lot In Lorraine Cemoteir, tli Burnt 5SS-W Symbol of Love Memorial As Illustrated Beautiful and rlelfette In ap- pearanre. yet simple ln design, i this memorial symbolises the love and loyalty ef the d- parted.

The fine rsrTinr en the polished granite tshlet makes this a pteaainf et te- expensive memorial for the mailer family plot. OOKl.IT ON taut ST Budget Terms Arranged I W. WilkiRStn SC4 4413 -3 (sir Road ssebHehet ISM Osea Seeaa. Authorised "Rock ef Ases Dealer COMPLETE FUNERAL 100 Including Thirty Necessary Service Othtr Cnmpttti Funt'alt: DROP-SIDE COUCH CASKET One-ooorter drop airfe. oeefoo end, pJatth eoveretf, apprnprrerr lining and handltM, tifravrd nPz: 173 BEAUTIFUL FULL CPtS COUCH Grey rtroodloom tt-ttrior, haronmt interior, aspro-priat handltt, tngravmd nam plai.

AOS Other (unerals to $1275 lad ap Evtry aervtce nceaarv for eompef v-, adecaafc funmrmi included at fn price. Ctmrttry cnores at coat. 3 s195 40 7 E1 tie a 510 in 147 HORIZONTAL 1 A kind of 61 Imposed as' sroose. Strictly nice. 10 Egyptian acred bull.

14 Certain dish. 19 Member of Intelligent mute nf Southern India JO Unscrnm- nsnled Jl Ripped. 33 FlvlnK machines. 14 Four (Roman numerals). SS Fabulous bird.

28 Statement. 3ft Old Dutch liquid measure. 39 filx. Fain. 82 Int-ervenlns: nwi.

54 A beversse 55 The lrrwent nolnt. S7 Suitable. 3R To relate. 40 A rodent. 41 Soldier (slang).

43 Japanese marine, measure. 44 Measure of wetEht, 45 Speed content. 4 Sober 48 To xhlbit IndiKnant displeasure at. 1 To at a certain pace. 8.1 Carries.

54 Large tub. Road rabbr 57 To obtain. 89 Former President Untt.t. 0 Tunisian measure. 1 Changes course about.

03 Anglo-Saxon slaves, "1-ln drench, 73 A beverage Pl 1. 73 Form of "to be." 74 Manuscript rebfor. 7J- One sown person. 77 Child for mother." 7 To perue. 79 Went fast afoot.

0 Correlative. of either. 81 To refill. 84 Egyptian sun god. A 151 (Romfn 87 Finished 89 Sounds as bells.

80 Spanish isbbr.i. necessary result. B4 Teutonic deity. 95 Place of combat. 96 Mfkes entreaty.

98 Symbol for nickel. Went 10. 102 Symbol for sodium. 104 Percolates. 105 Domesticated 108 Revolver, (slang).

109 A number. 110 Flags. 113 Therefore. 114 A lover. 115 Wings.

117 French for "and." 119 Notion. 120 Electrical engineer 121 Three-toed sloth. 122 To stupefy. 123 Renovates. 126 Toward the center.

121 Most asinine, 130 To catch. 131 Child for "father." 133 First double number. 134 Aloft. 135 A measure of weight. 136 Pertaining to the palm of the hand.

13!) To relate. 141 The pollen brush of a bee 1 144 ColUdcs. 148 God of war. 149 Chum. 150 A Babylonian deity.

152 Pronoun. 153 Burmese demon. 155 Spanish room. 156 To st roke llghtlv, 157 A kind of lily. 159 -Card game, 1I Locations.

163 A group of tribes in Burma and filsm 164 Old Testament labbr.) 165 To rut, as Brass. 166 To form Into one whole. 169 Small bov. 171 Prefix: not. 172To stay.

174 Midday. 17.5 Sinful. 176 Garden Vege-table (pi 178 Closes tightly. 179 Hiatuses'. 180 A flat fish 181 Requires.

VERTICAL 1 Russian. That thinir 8 Sacred Hindu word. 8 Malay ribbon. Small particle. 8 More precise.

8 Colonists, Flower. 8 Those in power. 8 Congregations. 10 OH roses. 11 Hawaiian dish.

13 To press. 13 Members ef upper house. 14 European tountry. 15 Winged. 16 To beat (slang).

17 Indefinite article. 18 Contrivance. 19 Scotch tarment, 13 Location. 37 Note of scale. JI Guldo high note.

13 Sixty sixties. 86 Period. 37 Obese. 89 Exists. 41 Ear' goddess.

45 Emits loud round. 47 Patriotic rrrier (abbr.S. 49 A Htate 80 Taut. 52 RiKht (abbr), 53 Oreek letter. S5 Former ftus- Hn ruler.

58 In a certain ge in life, to Begins. 1 1 Unusual. 12 Dash. I3 Fueds. I- 4 Printer's measure.

65 Level itretch e.long hore used ng walk t6 Equipped with rertaln kind of footwear. 3 Form rf "to be." 69 To inure to the weather. 10 Story. II Wife of Geralnt. T4 Niggardly.

76 Francis (abbr). R0 Hypothetical tl Long itemmd prasses. R2-oeft ride. 13 Piles. i'5 Cooled lava, ra Before.

69 Prefix denot ng priority British Gzt Symphony On Microfilm When London headquarters of the British Broadcasting Company heard that the Swiss composer, Arthur Honegger, had been in Paris when the Germans marched in, and had composed a symphony recording his reactions on the historic occasion, it wanted the score. The BBC didn't know how to get it out of Switzerland it being a voluminous composition of 70 pages. Finally the British Ministry of Information was called into conference. It arranged with the Swiss Government to copy the music on microfilm each page being reduced to the size cf a postage stamp. Two rolls, about the size of a fountain pen, recorded the "Symphony for Strings," and when the films reached London, prints were enlarged to normal size, and London was soon listening to the new ymphony for the first time.

ice I I GROLOCK Suddenly, on October 14 1944. HERMAN beloved son of the late Gustav C. and the late Augusta uroiocK (nee Dischert. Funeral from his late residence 1630 North Broadway, on Tuesday at 2.30 p. m.

interment ln parkwood Cemetery. 17e HALL. On October 14. 1944. HENRY, beloved husband of Elizabeth Barham Hall.

Funeral services will be held at his home. Hampton. Dulany Valley road Towson, of which due notice will be given. 16e HAYMAN. On OetODer 13.

1944. st his residence, 3615 Fairvlew avenue, HERBERT, beloved husband of Mabel Havmnn. Friends may call st Sondhelm Home 1902 Eutaw Place, until 10 P. M. on Sunday.

October 15. Services and in terment in New York on Tuesday, October n. 16 HEII.MAN. On October 13. 1944.

GEORGE beloved husband ol Rnsalla Heilman (nee Schmidt). Funeral ftom the home of his daughter. Mrs. Martin Lanehart. 1016 East Hoffman street, on Tuesday at 8.30 M.

Requiem High Mass at St James Church at 9 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. lfie HET7.NFR. On October 13.

1944. LAW RENCE. SRed 53 years, beloved husband of Margaret Frledel Hetz.ner. Funeral from his late residence 3412 Kentucky avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P. M.

Interment ln Parkwood Cemetery. 17 HILL. On October 14. 1944, JOSEPH CHARLES, of 320 Whltrldge avenue, aged 50 years, beloved husband of Lillian Hill (nee Dulnker). Funeral will be at the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 9.30 A. M. Interment ln Meadow Ridge Cemetery. 16e HOOK.

On October 12. 1944. LULA MAE (nee Swem), beloved wife of George W. Hook. Jr.

15 Services at her home. Lake avenue. Roland Park, on Sunday at 1 P. Interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery HUTSON. On October 12.

1944. WILLIAM beloved son of the late WU-llBm H. and Mary Ansburg Hutson. Funeral services will be held at Lor-lng Byers Funeral Home, 5005 Park Heights avenue, on Monday at 10 A. Interment ln Mount Carmel Cemetery.

15 IRVIN. On October 14. 1944. PR1S-CILLA (nee Morganl. of 7726 Harford road, beloved wife of the late David Irvln.

Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, on Tuesday at 3 P. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 17e KEARNS.

Suddenly, on October 14 1944. FRANK C. beloved husband ol Marv Virginia Kearns (nee Poeh Funeral from his home, 18 North-wood Drive, Tlmontum, on Tuesday at 9 A. M. Requiem Mass In Ht Joseph's Church.

Texas, at 9.30 A. M. Interment ln St. Joseph's Cemetery. 15 KIRBY.

Suddenly of poliomyelitis, on October 13, 1944. WILLIAM JOSEPH, husband of Marjorie Wagner Kirby, of 628 Loves lane. Wynnewood. Pa Funeral strictly private. Please do not send flowers.J 16 KI.ATZKIN.

On October 14. 1944 FANNY R. (nee Ephratml, beloved wife of Benjamin Klatzkln and be loved mother of Mrs, Beatrice Napora Irene S. Klatzkln. Mrs.

Kitty Liebman Pfc. Morton F. Klatekln. USA. Funeral from her late residence.

2324 West North avenue, on Sunday. Octo- ber 15, at 3 P. M. Interment in Har Zlon Congregation Cemetery. Rosedale I Please omit flowers.

In mourning at 2324 West Norht avenue. 15 KOLGL. On October 13. 1944. FRANK beloved husband of Josephine Kougl.

Funeral from his home, 815 North Streeper street, on Monday afternoon at 2 clock. Joe KNOEDLER. On October 13. 1944. AUGUST beloved husband of Marie M.

Knoedler (nee Albert). Funeral from hla late residence 2230 Lake avenue, on Monday at 9 15 M. Requiem Mass at James Church at 10 A Interment in Park-wood Cemetery. 16 KNOEOLEK Union. No.

Rill. IBEW. announces with deep regret the death of our president and brother, AUGUST KNOEDLER 15 CARL G. SCHOLTZ. I.EVKO.

On October 13, 1944. ANTO-N1NA N. (nee Kwyanj, beloved wife of Julius T. Leyko. Funeral from her late residence 2827 O'Donnell street, on Tuesday at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Casl-mlr's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In St, Stanislaus' Cemetery.

17 October 14, 1944, EDWARD, aged 79 years, beloved eon of the late Simon and Margaret Llud. Funeral services will be at hla home, 2030 North Wolfe street, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. Die McKE WEN.

Killed in action ln France, September 22, 1944, SERGT. CHARLES beloved husband of Mary Bush McKewen, of 30 South Poppleton street, and son of John and the late Anna McKewen (nee Reed), of 2577 Frederick avenue. Requiem High Mass Wednesday October 18, at 8.30 A. M. at St.

Peter Church. 16e MrMAINS. Gen. Fltzhugh Lee Camp mo. 8, uepartment 01 Maryland, united Spanish War Veterans, regrets to an nounce the death of COMRADE HENRY A.

McMAINS. who died Oc- tobor 10. Funeral from Tlckner's Funeral Parlors. North and Pennsylvania avenues. Services Monday morning.

Burial ln National Cemetery. 15 MrMAINS Walter Howard Rhaw Post 327. V. F. announces with deepest repret the death of COMRADE DR HENRY A.

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