London, Nov. 15.
Mr. M. Guggenheim Pack qm Ya, Nov. 16.
Murry elm, financier, noted philanthropist and member of the famous copper family, died here yesterday at the age of 81.
Mr. Guggenheim, who was born in Philadelphia in 1858, assisted his T thers in organizing the firm of M. Guggenheim's Sons, now Guggenheim Brothers. The company was formed in 1881 and twenty years later merged its smelting and refining branches with the American Smelting and Refining Ca.
A director in many of America's leading industrial and mining companies, he was noted for his philanthropy in his later years. He was the -For gallant deeds, two airmen ays [Dental Clinic and other charitable founder o local Guggenheim
British Empire (OBE), Military al f research—institutions.—United of the men decorated is Flying-R. C. Graveley. With a total for his own safety, he
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