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ALMAND. JULIA OVERTON. On TJei
day January 27. 1942, at Garfield Hos
pital. JULIA OVERTON ALMAND of 4744
32d st, N.. Arlington, Va., beloved mother
of Mrs. Lewis P. Clephane and Mrs. Fred
N Windridge and James Reginald Almand.
She is also survived by two grandchildren,
Alice Almand and Fred N. Windridge.
Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home, 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va.,
where funeral services will be held on Fri
day. January 30. at 2 p.m. Interment Co
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
ATWEIL ELIZABETH C. On Tuesday.
January 271. 1942. at her residence. 1340
Fairmont st n.w.. ELIZABETH C. ATWELL
beloved aunt of Mrs Elizabeth R. Straughn
and other nieces and nephews.
Services at the S H. Hines Co funeral
home. 2901 14th st n.w , on Thursday.
January 29. at 3 p m Interment Method
ist Protestant Cemetery, Alexandria. Va. -9
BATTILLES, RUSSELL MUNDAT. Sud
denly. on Tuesday. January 2.. 1042, at
his residence, 1330 Mass ave. n.w . RUS
BELL MUNDAY BATTILLES. beloved hus
band of Catherine O Batttlles. Remains
resting at the Chambers funeral home.
1400 Chapin st. n.w.
Service* in Arlington National Cemetery
on Friday. January 30. at 10 a m. Friends
are invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Rl'TLER. IDELLA L. Suddenly, on Tues
day, January 27, 1942. at her residence.
82 R st. n w. IDELLA L. BUTLER, be
loved daughter of Homer B.. sr.. and T.
B Butler, sister of Patricia and Homer
B Butler, jr. A host of other relatives
and friends aiso survive her. Friends may
call at her late residence after 1 p.m
Thursday. January 29.
Funeral Friday. January 80, at 1 p.m..
from the above residence. Rev. E. C. Smith
officiating. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. Arrange
ments by W Ernest Jarvis. 29
BUTZ, CORA. On Wednesday. January
28. 1942. at Walter Reed Hospital. CORA
BUTZ, the beloved wife of Isaac Buta and
sister of Mrs. Nellie Russell.
Services private at the Chambers funeral
home. 1400 Chapin st n.w,. on Monday.
February 2, at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 1
CASANOVA, JESSIE McCAUSLAND. On
Tuesday. January 27. 1942. at her son's
residence. 7915 13th 5t. n.w., JE8SIE Mc
CAUSLAND CASANOVA, the beloved wile
of Arturo Y Casanova and mother of Ar
turo Y. Casanova, jr.. and sister of Mrs.
Dennis K. Smithers and Dr. John M. Mc
Causland and grandmother of Arturo Y.
Casanova. 3d, and Gean O. Casanova.
Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral
home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w . on Friday.
January 3(1. at 10:39 a m. Relatives and
frtends invited. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery. 29
COOPER. ABRIE N. On Tuesday, Janu
ary 27 1942, at Garfield Hospital. ABBIE
N COOPER He is survived by three chil
dren. brothers and sisters.
Funeral from P. A. Taltavull funeral
home. 436 7th st. aw.. Friday. January 39.
at 11:15 am Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Hamilton. Va. 29
DAVIS. EDWIN W. On Tuesday January
27. 11142. at his residence. 3822 8th st.
n w . EDWIN W. DAVIS, beloved husband
of Charlotte A. Davis and father of Edwin
L and Marshall Davis.
Services at the S H Hines Co funeral
home. 2901 14th st. n w . on Thursday.
January 29. at 2 p.m. Interment Gienwood
Cemetery. -9
DEAN. CLARA E. Suddenly, on Wednes
day. January 28. 1942, at Doctors Hos
pital. CLARA E. DEAN, beloved wife of the
late Maurice Dean and sister of Elmer
Sohatz. Mrs Caroline Kenny and Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Long. „ „ . , _
Services at the Wm. H. Bardo & Co.
funeral home. 412 H st. n e • on Friday.
January 39. at 2 p m Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 29
DEAN, CLARA. A special meeting of
Lebanon Chapter. No. 25. O. E. S, is
called for Friday. January 30. 194., at
12:45 p.m.. at Masonic Temple., for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our
laie sister. CLARA DEAN. By order of
the worthy matron. _ „
LILLIE McKENZIE. Secretary.
DE BINDER. SAMUEL On Tuesday Jan
narv 27, 1942. SAMUEL DE BINDER,
father of Samuel De Binder. Jr.: Clyde De
Binder and Mrs. R W. Baum. f ,
Services at the S. H. Hines Cb- fun_ ral
home 2991 14th st. n w.. on Friday. Jan
uary 30 at 10 a m. Interment Gienwood
Cemetery.
DE GRAW. EDWIN BOILEAU. On
Wednesday. January 28. 104-, EDWIN
BOILEAU DE GRAW.'. beloved son of Emma
L. De Graw and the late Peter Voorhees
^Funeral services at his mother's resi
dence. 210 Maryland ave ne„ on Sa.ur
day. January 31. at 2 pm. Interment
private 30
EVANS, ISADORA PUTNAM. On Wed
nesday. January 28, 1941. ISADORA PUT
NAM EVANS, beloved wife of the late
Charles W Evans and mother of ponaia
P Evans of 2929 N. Oxford st„ Arlington,
' 0Reraains resting at the Ives fun"al
home. 2847 Wilson. blvd Arlineton. Va .
where funeral services will be held_ Fri
dav. January 30. at 10 a m. In.erment
Coiumbia Gardens’ Cemetery.
FENTRESS. CECELIA H. On Wednes
day. January 29. 194~. CEJIEUA H_FEN
TRESS. beloved wife of William W.
FeFuneral from the Huntemann funeral
home. 5732 Ga. ave. n w . on Saturday.
January 31. at 9:30 a_m Mass at St
Matthew’s Cathedrals 1»2« Rhode Island
ave n w . at 10 a m. Relatives nd friends
Vn invited to attend. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery. 3U
FLORENCE, CALVIN B. Departed this
Lfp Tuesday. January 27. 194-. alter a
long ilJness. CALVIN B. I^OR15JLCErar*?5
is survived by a loving wife. Mrs Carrie
B Florence: one son. Charles K. Florence,
two sisters. Mrs. Lillie B. Oliver and Mrs
Virginia Burnes. and two brothers, Fred
C. and Charles C Florence.
Remains resting at the Barnes & Matn
f»ws funeral home. H14 4th st. s.w.. where
funeral services will be held Saturday.
January 31. at 1 p m„ Rev. Edwards of
flcating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 30
GOLDSBOROUGH. BENJAMIN F. On
Wednesday January 28. 1942. at his resi
dence. 803 4th st. s.e.. BENJAMIN F.
GOLDSBOROUGH beloved father of Leon
J . Joseph B George A. Goldsborough Mrs.
Mary P Scala and Mrs. Helen V. Mala
spina. ,
Services at Chambers' funeral home.
517 11th st. s.e. on Friday. January JO.
at 8:30 a m. Mass in St. Peter s Church at
Pam. Relatives and friends Invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 29
GOODRICH. JOSEPH HARRY. On Wed
nesday. January 28. 1942. at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home. JOSEPH HARRY
GOODRICH, beloved husband of Sadie
Goodrich: father of M Viola and Hattie
E Goodrich of Washington. D. C . and
Mrs. Bernice Ennis of Baltimore. Md.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 14th st. n.w,. on Friday. Jan
uary 30. at 3 p.m. Interment Congres
sional cemetery.
HANRAHAN. THOMAS On Wednesday,
January ‘is. 1942, THOMAS HANRAHAN.
beioved husband of the late Margaret
Hanrahan. father of Mrs Catherine M
Rowley. Mrs. Margaret McCaflerty and
Joseph Hanrahan. Remains resting at
Chambers' funeral home, -list and M sts
n.w., until Thursday, January 29. at
9 pro
Interment Pittsburgh, Pa.
HARRIS. JOHN H. On Wedncsdy Jan
uary "8. 1942. JOHN H. HARRIS, beloved
husband of Vivian Harris.
Funeral from the Huntemann funeral
home. 5732 C.a ave. n.w . on Friday. Jan
uary 3n. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery.
HFARE. JOHNSON T. On Wednesday.
January 28 1942. JOHNSON T HEARE of
37H° Benton st. n.w-.. beloved husband or
Carolyne Heare and father of Gertrude
and Johnson T Heare. jr.
Services at the 8 H Hines Co. funeral
home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Saturday.
January .31. at 1 p.m. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
HOGARTY. GEORGE C. On Thursday.
January 29, 1942. at his residence, 08
T st n w , GEORGE C. HOGARTY. be
loved husband or Catherine E. Hogarty;
father of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Gray.
Prayers at the Chambers funeral home.
1409 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. Jan
uary 31. at 8 Mill a m Reouiem high mps
at St Martin's Catholic Church at 9 a.m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
in St. Mary's Cemetery. -.0
JENKINS. ADA. On Tuesday. January
27. 1942. at Providence Hosntta!. ADA
JENKINS, beloved wife of D. Alonzo Jen
kins of Indianhead. Md. .
Funeral from her late residence on Fri
day, January 30, at *2:30 p.m. Interment
Salisbury, Md.
JONES, OWEN J. On Tuesday, January
87. 1042. OWEN J. JONES.
Services at the Chambers funeral home.
1400 Chacin st. n.w.. on Friday. January
.20. at 10 a m. Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment George Washington
Memorial Park Cemetery.
JOYA’ER. STERLING J. On Wednesday.
January 28. 1042. at his residence, the
Bhoreham Hotel. STERLING J. JOYNER,
husband of Mary Shaw Joyner.
Friends are invited to call at Gawler's
chapel. 1750 Pa. ave. n.w.. where services
will be held on Friday. January 30, at 4
p.m. Interment Newport, R. I.
KNIGHT, GEORGE, on January 27.
1042. at 437 Delaware ave. g.w„ GEORGE
KNIGHT. He leaves to mourn a mother
end father. Josephine and George Knight,
ar ; a grandmother. Georgianna Parks, and
other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Eugene Ford* fu
neral home. 1300 S. Capitol st., until
Thursday at 4 p.m.: thence to his late
residence, where funeral services will be
held Friday, January 30, at 1 pm. In
terment Rosemont Cemetery.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
MANNING’S {™eral
1627 Conn Ave.___DE. 2606.
GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piece*
_121* FJit N W_Watlanal 4»76_
GEO. C. SHAFFER. Inc.
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT
MODERATE F RICES phone NA 0106.
SStaiteM" Cor. 14th & Eye
Braltja
LOMACK. LOUIS THOMAS. On Wednes
day. January 28. 1942. at his residence,
1922 16th st. n.w., LOUI8 THOMAS LO
MACK. beloved husband of the late Mary
W. Lomack, father of Charles 8.. James B.,
Anita C. Robinson. Serena A. Lancaster,
grandfather of Alice W. Paul. Augusta C.
Lomack. Dr. Charles L. Lomack. Jaequline
D. Lancaster, and father-in-law of Car
rie G. Lomack, James T. Robinson and
Fairfax G. Lomack Friends may call at
his late residence after 3:3U p.m. Friday,
January HO.
Funeral Saturday. January 31, at 2 p.m.,
from St. Luke's P. E Church. 16th aod
Church sts. n w.. Rev. J. E. Elliott of
ncating. Relatives and friends invited.
Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. 30
LOWELL. HARRIET DAVIS. On Wed
nesday, January 28. 1942, at her home.
2838 27th st. n.w.. HARRIET DAV18
LOWELL, beloved wife of the late Delmar
R. Lowell. Remains resting at th« Be
thesda-Chevy Chase funeral nome of Wm.
Reuben PumPhrey. 7005 Wisconsin ave.
Notice of funeral later.
MALLOY. MARY. On Tuesday. January
27, 1942. at her residence. 1211 N. Irving
st.. Arlington. MARY MALLOY, beloved
wife of the late Eaward L. Malloy and
mother of Mrs. Katherine Burkley and
Mrs. Gertrude Callis of Arlington and sev
eral grandchildren.
May be viewed at her home until Fri
day morning, January 30. Requiem mass
at 9:15 a m. at St. Charles' Church. Ar
lington. Va. Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Washington, D. C. Arrangements
by Fitzgerald funeral home. 3245 Wilson
i boulevard. Arlington. Please omit flowers.
29
MOODY. EFFIE. On Wednesday. Janu
ary 28, 11(42. EFPIE MOODY, beloved wile
oi the late William Moody, slater ol Mrs.
Mary Hohensteln. grandmother ol Mrs.
Evelyn Lawson. Remains resting at Cham
bers' Georgetown funeral home, 31st and
M sts. n.w.
Services at St. John's Episcopal Church.
Potomac and O sts. n.w., on Friday, Janu
ary 30, at 2 p m. Relatives and friends in;
vlted. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 20
MORRIS. CATHERINE CLAY. On
Wednesday, January 28. 1042, CATHERINE
CLAY MORRIS of 1800 0th st. n.w., be
loved wife of William McKinley Morris
She also leaves one sister and other rela
tives and friends,
Fnenas may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church 1412 You st. n.w.. trom
8::tu pm. Wednesday. January 28, until
10 p.m Thursday, January 28. Inter
ment New Castle. Pa. 28
NATOLI, NICOLA. Suddenly, on Wednes
day. January 28. 1842. ai ills residence.
1414 ,14th st. n.w.. NICOLA NATOLI. be
1 loved husoand ol Nunziaia Natoli. .atner
of Joseph avia Anthony Natoli and the late
! Mrs. Manatima consianuno. Remains
I resting at the above residence.
Mats in Hoiy Ro. ary Cainohc Church
on Monday. Peoruary 2. at 8 a m. Inter
ment Ceaar Hth Cemetery.
NELSON, ELIZABETH. On Wednesday.
January 28. 1842. at o:30 pm., at ner
residence, ot!4 Olh st. s.e., ELIZABETH
NELSON, daughter of the late Charles E.
and Reoecca Bryan Nelson and sister of
Mrs. Estelia Nelson Barnes and Miss One
R. Nelson.
PUneral services at her late home. 604
8th st. s.e . Saturday, January 31. at 2
pm Interment Congressional Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited. Services by
tbe Zurhorst funeral home.
NICHOLSON, REYNOLDS L. On Wed
nesday. January 28, 1842, at his resi
dence. 660 7 Fairglen road. Cnevy Chase,
Md . REYNOLDS L. NICHOLSON.
Services and interment (private) on
Friday, January 30. Please omit flowers.
PATRICK. MASON M. Or. Thursday.
January 20. 1842. at Walter Reed Hos
pital. MASON M. PATRICK, major general,
U. S. Army (retired i
Services at Fort Myer Chapel on Satur
day. January 31, at 11 a.m., followed by
interment, wttn full military honors, in
Arlington National Cemetery. •
PROSISE. REV. BERNARD W. On
Thursday, January 29. 1942. at St Agnes' I
Hospital, Baltimore. Md., Rev. BERNAHD
W. PROSISE. rector ol St. Jerome s Churcn.
Hyattsvilie, Md ; beloved son of tne late
Benjamin S ana Mary Prosise tnee
Waters'.
Solemn high requiem mass at St Je
rome s Churcn. Hyausviile. Md . on Mon
day. February 2. at 19:30 a.m. Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemeiery. Relatives
and friends invited. Kmaiy omit flowers. •
PIMPHREY, HARRY E. On Wednes
day. January 2S. 1942. at Providence Hos
pital. HARRY E. HUMPHREY, beloved son
of Harry M. and Bertha Humphrey, brother
oi Mitchell Humphrey. Catherine Wells.
Ruth Green. Dorothy Flair and Audrey
Purvis. Remains resting at his late resi
dence. 1214 b st. s.e., until Saturday.
January ill, at 2:30 pm.
Services in tne cnapel at Cedar Hill
Cemetery at 3 p m. Relatives ana iriends
invited. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers' Southeast luneral
home. 30
SANFORD. LAWRENCE G. On Wed
nesday, January 27. 1942. at his residence,
Warrenton road. Falmouth. Va.. LAW
RENCE G. SANFORD, formerly resident
of Alexandria. \a. and Washington. D. C.
He is survived by his beloved wile. Mrs.
Lucy Sanlord: brothers. Charles W. and
James D. Sanlord of Alexandria. Va., Har
vey N. Saniord ol Leslie, W. Va.. and sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Hutiman of Burlington, N.
C Remains resting at his late home un
til 1 p.m. Friday. January 30.
Funeral services at Wheeier-Thompson
funeral home, Fredericksburg. Va.. at 2
p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. Rel
atives and friends are invited.
SMALLEY, CHARLES E. On Tuesday
January 27, 1942. at nis residence, 1S38
Monroe st. n.w.. CHARLES E. SMALLEY,
beloved father of Mrs. Margaret E. Seltzer,
William A. Smalley. Mrs. Catherine F. Wen
rich and George A. Smalley.
Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. luneral
home. 2901 14th st. n w.. on Priday. Jan
uary 30. at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
SMOOT. RICHARD H. On Tuesday Jan*
uarv 27. 1942. RICHARD H. SMOOT, be
loved husband o. Gertrude Smoot, father
ol Clifton c. Smoot and Etta G. Koenig.
Services from Chambers' luneral home.
517 11th st. s.e., on Friday. January 30. at
11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment in congressional Cemetery. 29
SPARO. KATHABYX M. On Thursday.
Januarv 29. 1942. at her residence. 214
Mass. avc. n.e. KAiHARYN M. SPARO.
widow of Charles Sparo. Remains resting
at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901
14th st. n.w.
Notice oi funeral later.
THOMAS. JOSETH BERN'S. On Thurs
day. January 29. 1942, at his residence.
1021 Hobart st. n.w,. JOSEPH BURNS
THOMAS, beloved husband of the late
Mary C. Thomas: lather of Mrs. Edna
Sheridan Mrs. Lillian Oyster, Mrs. Char
lotte Derby. Mrs Elizabeth Primm and
Mr. Donn B. Thomas.
Services at Chambers’ funeral heme,
1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. Jan
uary 31, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 30
THOMAS, LUCY M. Departed this life
on Wednesday. January 28. 1942. at 7:55
p m.. at Gallinger Hospital. LUCY M.
THOMAS of 4219 Benning road n.e,. lov
ing mother of Martha H. Ross, grand
mother of James E. Ross. tr.. and mother
in-law of James E. Ross. sr. She also
leaves a host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at Barbour Bros.’ funeral
home. 48 K st. n.e.
Notice oi funeral hereafter.
WARRLN. ADA. On Sunday. January
25. 1942. at her residenc,. 018 C st. s.e.,
ADA WARREN, devoted wife of John War
ren. beloveu moihe:1 o. Ecitha Jones and |
Gertrude Lanier: stepmother of Gordon,
grandmother of Thelma Early and mother
in-iaw of James Jones. Remains resting
at her late residence Thursday afternoon,
January 29.
Funeral Friday, January 30- at 1 p.m..
from the Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and
D sts. s.e.. Rev. F. S. King officiating In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange- '
| ments by Barnes & Matthews.
WARREN. ABA W. Forest Temcle. No
: t> I B P O. E. of W.. is hereby notified
to meet in & session of sorrow Thursday.
January 29. 1942. at 8:30 p.m.. to ar
range for the funeral of Daughter ADA
I W WARREN, to be held Friday. January
.10. at 1 p.m., from Ebenezer Church, 4th
! and D sts. s.e.
- MARY COLEMAN, D. R.
BEATRICE WEST, Financial Secretary.
WEGER, HYMAN. On Wednesday. Jan
uary 28. 1942. at Baltimore. Md.. HYMAN
WEGER of 4521 loth st. n.w., aged nfl
years, beloveo husband of Mildred Wezer
and lather of Louis. Sidney. Morris and
Dina Weser. Mrs. Jennie Prancke and Mrs.
Edith Stein.
Funeral services at the Bernard Danzan
i sky A Son luneral home. 3501 14th st.
n.w., on Thursday, January 29. at 3 p.m.
WILKERSON,* SARAH LOUISE. Sud
denly. on Tuesday. January 'J7. 1942, at
her residence. 1101 15th st. n.w.. SARAH
LOUISE WILKERSON beloved mother of
Daniel C. Wilkerson of Detroit and sister
of Mary A. Shallcrors, Mrs G. H. Vega,
James M.. Archibald W. and Jessie P.
Shallcross. Remains resting at the Birch
funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w.
Services at Christ Episcopal Church.
31st and O sts. n.w.. on Friday. January
;;0. at p.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem
! eiery.
In fHmnriam
BRANT, ANNIE BELLE. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the beautiful life sue
gave us is the cherished and everlasting
memory of our devoted mother. ANNIE
BELLE BRANT. who left us tnree years
ago. January 29. 1939.
If ever a love existed.
If ever a sweet flower grew:
If evei a soul fulfilled its mission on earth,
Then, mother, it certainly was you.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, LILtlAN
B. CARTER. SOMERVILLE B. ARM
STRONG.
BROWN, BERNIE. In lovtne remem
brance of my son, BERNIE BROWN, who
left us two years ago today, January 29,
1940.
Days of sadness still come over us.
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory keeps you always near us.
Although you left two years ago.
MOTHER, ROBERTA BROWN.
CANTEY. HENRY J. In lovin* memory
of our dear brother. HENRY J. CANTEY.
who passed into the great beyond eight
years ago today. January 29. 1934.
iHIS SISTERS AND BROTHER. CECELIA
C. SMITH. ASTREA S. CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM C. CANTEY. •
rUNERAL DIRECTORS.
V. L SPEARE CO.
Neither successor to nor connected with
the original w R. Spears sstabllahmcnt.
1009 H St. N.W. WstlsnsMMW
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
4th Slid Mssa. Ass. N.E. LL UM
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
Crematorium. i
JAPANESE PUSH DOWN THROUGH CENTER OF MALAY—
Picked Japanese troops have reached the Layang Layang area
(shaded arrow), cutting through a battle line across Johore,
that had held until early this morning, British admit. British
claimed success in a naval battle Monday off Endau (1). There
was heavy fighting at Rengit (2), from where the battle line
stretched roughly across to Jemaluang. A strip along the straits
was evacuated on Singapore Island (3) to prepare for a last
ditch battle. —A. P. Wirephoto.
Malaya
(Continued From First Page.)_
trapped in the marshes south of
Batu Pahat, it was reported today.
The British, equipped with heavy
artillery and tanks, were said to
have bogged down in the swamps
around Benut, some 40 miles north
west of Johore Strait.
Reports on operations in the west
central front up to Tuesday night
said the Japanese troops there had
penetrated to a point 12 miles
southeast of Ayer Hitam, bringing
them within 36 miles of Johore
Strait.
Semiofficial dispatches claimed
that on the central front the Jap
anese captured 29 tanks, 24 armored
cars, 32 pieces of artillery and other
In Utrmoriam
COLlSi CATHERINE ANNE. In memory
of our daughter. CATHERINE ANNE
COLIS. who passed to the higher life Jan
uary JO. 1041.
Is it well with the child
And she answered, "It is well."
MOTHER AND DAD. •
COLLIER. Jl’LIA CHRISTIAN. A trib
ute of love and appreciation to our dear
mother. Mrs. JULIA CHRISTIAN COL
LIER. who left us January JO. 19:19.
Her love, her courage, her tenderness,
made the world a better place to live in.
Her love was around about us always
Her courage spurred us on to greater
things. Her tender heart reached out to
ali around her. Now she enjoys rewards
that goodness brings._
HER CHILDREN'. HARRIET. JULIA AND
STELLE.
CROPP. CHARLES W. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of our dear
father, grandfather and father-m-law,
CHARLES W. CROPP who left us one year
ago today. January J9. 1941.
Loved and remembered always.
THE FAMILY. •
GRAYSON. GEORGE W. With lasting
love and devotion to the memory of our
beloved father and brother. GEORGE W.
GRAYSON, who passed away eleven years
ago today. January J9. 19.11.
Loved and remembered always.
HIS LOVING CHILDREN AND SI8TERS. •
GREEN, CHARLES H. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of my dear
husband. CHARLES H GREEN, who en
tered eternal rest two years ago today,
January ~9. 1940.
I will never forget that sad morning.
I was sitting at your bedside
And saw your life depart.
And when I knew that you had gong
It almost broke my heart.
It is so lonely here without you
And so sad along life’s way.
Life does not seem the same to mi
Since you were called away.
Two years have passed, dear husband.
But my heart is just the same
For many a silent tear has lallen
At the mention of thy name.
Gone, never to be forgotten^
LONELY WIFE. ADDIE CHASE GREEN. •
GREENE. ROBERT R. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory ol our
beloved father. ROBERT R. GREENE, who
left us one year ago today, January 1.9.
1041. , . . „
"Forever in our hearts _
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL
DREN.
HENNINGS. ELDER HOWARD BANK.
In loving memory of our late pastor. Elder
HOWARD HANN HENNINGS who fell
asleep one year ago today, January -.9.
1941.
"Home at last." on heavenly mountain*.
Heard the "Come ana enter in :
Saved by liie's fair flowing fountain!.
Saved from earthly taint and sin.
"Home, sweet home." our home forever,
All the pilgrim journey past:
Welcomed home to wander never.
Saved througn Jesus—"nome at last.
Free at last from all temp.ation,
No more nerd of watchful care;
Joyful in comp.ete saivation.
Given the victor's crown to wear.
CI.vP.CH OF THE HOLY TRINITY (APOS
TOLIC FAITH).
HENNINGS. HOWARD H. Sacred to
the loving memory of our beloved nus
band and father, HOWARD H. HENNINGS,
who lell asleep January 29, 1941.
Your gentle face and patient amil#
Vvitn sadness we recall.
You had a kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
You are not lorgotten. beloved one.
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee.
BELOVED WIFE. KATIE B. HENNINGS.
You are not forgotten, father, dear.
Nor will you ever be;
As long as liie and memory last
I will always think of thee.
LOVING DAUGHTER. VIOLA.
You are gone, but not forgotten.
In my thoughts you'll always be;
For as mng as there is memory
I will ever think ol thee.
In my lonely hours of thinking
1 noughts of you are ever near;
I wno loved you nearly miss you
As it dawns another
Faithful and honest in all his ways,
Devoted and true to the end of his days,
He was loving, gentle, patient ana kind—
What a beautiful memory he leaves behind.
LOVING DAUGHTER, HAZEL.
I think of you in alienee,
No one can see me weep:
But many a silent tear is shed
When othera are last m^stON.
Gone, but not forgotten,
Whose memory wih always remain.
g; ALTHEA.
Not dead to us who loved him,
He's only gone before;
He lives with us in memory
And will forevermore.
•'BILLIE ' AND JAMES. •
LANE. VERONICA B. In loving remem
brance of our deal mother. VERONICA B.
LANE, who died twenty sears ago today,
HaERarLOVINGJ~CHILDREN. CATHERINE
LANE HANLON AND DANIEL F. LANE.
MAYN, CHARLES E. In fond and lov
ing memory of my devoted husband and
our father. CHARLES E. MAYN. who de
parted this life twenty-two years ago to
day. January 29, 1920.
Gone to the light that shinea so lair.
Gone from the earth of sorrow and care;
Resting those hands that did their best.
Gone, dear one. gone to rest.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MORTIMER LAURA L. In sad but lur
ing memory of our dear mother. LAURA
L MORTIMER, who passed away four
years ago today January 29. 1998.
In our lonely hours of thinking
Thoughts of you are very near:
We who loved you sadly miss you
As it dawns another year.
LOVING DAUGHTERS. BERTHA WALKER
AND OCEANIA FLETCHER. * i
ROBB. MATILDA. In loving remem- !
brance of my mother, MATILDA ROBB, ;
who departed this life two years ago, Jan
uary 2T. 1940.
Hard, so hard, to break the tender cord,
When love has bound the heart;
Hard, so hard, to speak the word,
We must forever part.
HER DAUGHTER. MARTHA PALMER.
SHIRES. WILLIAM B. (BILLY GOLDEN).
In memory ol my dear husband. WILLIAM
B. SHIRES IBILLY GOLDEN), who passed
away sixteen years ago today, January 29.
1926, In New York City and buried In
Kenaleo Cemetery. N«w York.
HIgJBELgVXD WIFE, BLANCHE OOLDfN
military equipment between January
15 and January 27.
Singapore Island Strip
Will Be Evacuated
LONDON, Jan. 29 (/P).—A strip one
mile in width across the northern
part of Singapore Island, facing the
southern tip of the Malay Peninsula,
will be emptied of women, children
and other civilians unnecessary for
defense by tomorrow, a British offi
cial said today. Pillbox defenses will
be instructed, he said.
Advices from Singapore had said
variously that the evacuation order
affected the coastal strip on the
southern tip of the mainland or the
coastal strip on the island itself.
The evacuation is to carried out
by noon, Singapore time Friday
(.Thursday midnight E. S. T.).
Langley Junior High
Presents 87 Diplomas
A class of 87 students, nearly all
of whom will attend McKinley High
School next semester, was graduated
today by Langley Junior High School
at midyear exercises there.
First Assistant Supt. of Schools
Robert L. Haycock presided. Gradu
ates and their schools next semester
are:
McKinley High Sehooi.
Rraugh. Mary M. Auerbach. Julius
Campbell B. Sarah Charuhas. N. G.
Davis. Alice M. Crnritatt w n
Ethridge, Wanda M. r,i. h t,
Gemeny. Mildred M. galt: M"ntLH 'Jr’
Guyer, Elizabeth M. Hayden. C W., Jr.
Hunt. Virginia M. Jones. Henry J.
Kendrick. Barbara C. La Covey. E B . Jr.
Miller. Betty B Mensh. fiheldon
Pappas. Mary K. Rhodes. Wild P.
Propst. Mary J. Sartain. William G.
Shriver. Margaret J. Zer,'>n?T®; R
Taylor. G Jean y°lf’ Arthur I.
Williams. Rheba V. J'’1' A1'*en V.
Caffes, Peter J. Dafc)Ls' 7’
Clark. Maurice H. Deslderlo. Edith L.
Fletcher. George Gates. Almeda H.
Harwood. W. R Jr. Grant. Gale M.
Inscoe. Robert A. Hill. Audrey L
Kearney, Joseph L. Keenan. Shirley M.
Lumaden. G. N„ Ir. Manzon, Barbara J.
Mullen, w'llliam L. Pappas. Mary *.
Root. H. Eldon Prince. Patricia I.
Skelton. Eugene W. Rosenberg. Lily
Trump. David M Talbott, Elizabeth J.
Baldwin. Virginia A. Thayer Margaret C.
Broomfield M O Beckwith. Jack E.
Campbell. J. F Clancy. Thomas
Dennis. Charlotte A. D:dra. Warren E.
Ford, Margaret T. Gerald. Robert M
Gongee. Esther R. Hosier Richard C.
Harris, Dorothy A. .tones, Robert T.
Joyce Patricia L. Leins. Robert W.
Lampe. Bettie J. Mudd. William
Newman. Ruth C. Ricucci. Jtweph
Pederson. Barbara P. Shahady. Thomas E
Reggio. Mary O. Thigpen. Douglas C.
stransky. Lillian O. Yee. Wah Bong
Tersl. Eleanor L. Bledsoe. Phylltt J.
Calvin Cooltdge High School.
Maxson. Leon I., Jr.
Woodrow WilMn High School.
Murray. George L. Upperman. P. A.
Anaeoatta High School.
Martin. James . Martin, Charlotte P.
Robinson, Roberta J.
Centrmt High Sehooi.
Rosenblum. W. E. Edwards Emilie J.
Janker, Bernice Hutt. Paula T.
Flocks of boobies hunting fish
will dive in unison from a height
of 70 feet.
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128 Receive Diplomas
At Macfarland Exercises
One hundred and twenty-eight
students were graduated today from
Macfarland ^Junior High School in
exercises there.
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, member
of the Board of Education, presided.
Por its gift, the class presented the
school some air raid protection
equipment.
Graduates and the senior high
schools they will attend are:
• Contra).
Friedrich. George X. Engel. Ethel
Plotkin, Jack H. olenberg, Clara
Smith. Gerald S. Moubray. Harold C.
White. Wilbur T. Raultn. Frederick W.
Harper. Martha A. Furr. Annette L.
Pellicove. Pearl Sledge. Jeanette E.
Katz. Jullua Hart. Spencer L.
Petherbridae. C. T. Riddle. Carl B.
Da aft, Ethel 1. Davil, Helen E.
CooUdga.
Posoatln. Sidney
Eaztern.
Molenof. Shirley
McKinley.
Allwine. Charles L. Hauih. William 8.
Wree. Robert L. fcayior. S. Leroy
Cohen. Melvin Thibedeau. T. A.
Grlllbertzer. William Flint, Richard B.
Reoaevelt.
Bateman. Jaques J. Gerhold, WtUiam F.
Caldwell. Homer M. Nicneu. Robert E.
Eiibert. Richard L. Rhodes. Roy O.
Redder, Tobias T. Salvanelli. Maria
Fratus. Donald J. Bair. Betty M.
Friedman, Gerald Breaaler, Adeie C.
Friedman. Nathan Deakin. Ruth
Glekas, Louis P. Deyoe. D. Eleanor
Handy, Charles W. Drill. Jean R.
Keehn, Elias Fontana. M. June
Porter, Richard L. Friedman. Alleen E.
Proudley. Robert E. Gregory, Virginia C.
Shone. Robert C. Johnson, Audrey E.
btein, Mordecai Mllans, Marie D,
Zucker. Seymour Moore. Rose G.
Block. Henrietta Snyder. Betty J.
Cohen, Doris Suls. Pearl
Cornheld. Jean H. Anton. Georae
Olickman. Dons Brown, Vernon J.
Uoidbere. Pnyllls Cohen. Moritz A
Klein. Greta L. Kaplan. Shirley L
I Maggia, Dorothy Cook. Edmund
Propper. Betty Isaacs. Alvin
Sperling. Beverly J. Freedman. Sclif
Wilner. Rhoda F. Kern. Dexter V.
Anastasi, A P . jr. Luria Charles
Embrey. Cleveland McComb. Robert B.
Kurland. Bertram McMillan. Billy A.
Penticoff. Paul Neely. Morton
Caporaletti. Rose Sanderson. C. B.
Caruso. Gloria Scher. Murray
Colella. Josephine Schwartz, Irving
Dobkin. Beverly E Sherman, Robert
Edelman. Shirley E. Vagnoni. L. A.
Qarls. Angelina Werksman 8 L.
Hawthorne. F. P Bildman. Beverly E.
Hermann, Beatrice Blom. Florence L.
Hermann. Ruth Blum. Betty J
Malouhes. Athena N. Bruslloff. Leova
Myers, Mildred R. Fitzpatrick. E. L.
Protos. Toula Hausenblaus. N L.
Sauber. Lorraine M. Helwlg. Dorothy A.
Smith. Arline Johnson. Eunice B.
Stathepeules. T. Kessel, Betty E
Steerman. Jeanne R. Kocen Elaine M.
Vltto. Mary T Psarakis Mary
Berry. Hugh O Schaefer. Nancy J.
Buchtngn, J. Dean Wolf Lenore B
Drazin. Sidney Wood. Oloria E.
Elchner. Sidney
We* tern.
Schmelzer. John F.
The line of home defense Is the
• line at the window marked "United
States Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps."
,:
COLLINS
FUNERAL HOME
Fronds J. Collins
3821 14th St. N.W.
T.lcpHon. Randolph 7117
Dr. Macatee Re-elected
By H.S. A. Trustees
Dr. Henry C. Macatee haa been
re-elected president of trustees of
the Health Security Administration.
A special committee to draw up a
new agreement with the Warhing
ton Community Chest was named,
with William R. Castle, former As
sistant Secretary of State, as its
chairman.
Mr. Castle was also named to the
executive committee, while William
J. Flather, jr., was elected second
vice president and Frank A. Blrg
feld was made treasurer.
Officers re-elected Include Dr.
Watson W. Eldridge, first vice pres
ident; Dr. WiUiam DeKleine and
Mrs. Edna Treasure, members of
the executive committee, and Wil
lard C. Smith, administrator and
secretary.
63 Receive Diplomas
At Banneker Junior High
Thomas K. Roberts, special as
sistant to the personnel director of
the Agriculture Department, today
gave the address to the 63 grad
uates of Banneker Junior High
School and their friends and rela
tives.
Diplomas were awarded by As
sistant Supt. of Schools A. K. Savoy,
aided by Calvin Conlifl, president
of " Banneker City Council.”
Annie McManus gave the salu
tatory and Audrey Hill the vale
dictory. Nathaniel Spears, class
president, presented the class gift.
Graduates are:
Brook*. Charles F. Glover. Maggie
Brook*. Frank A Guthrie. Elaine
Brown, William C. Hairston H E.
Butts. John Harris. M M
Davl*. Leon J. Hatcher. Thelma M
Dial. Donald Hill. Audrey M
Hill. Raymond N. Holt. Thelma E
Hines Eurias E. Howard. Mary P.
Howard. Arthur L. Johnson. Audrey L.
James John R. Johnson. Gloria N.
Johnson. Andrew W.Johnson. Vivian M.
Loften. William E. Jones, Dorothy L.
Moten. Elmer T. Kent Clara V.
Mobley, James A. Kirby Betty L
8mlth. Arthur W., Jr. Lee. Barbara A.
Telfair. William Little. Coletha
Thornton. George A Lomax. Beverly L.
Williams, Alcede F. McManus. Annie I
Jackson, Alvin L Matthews. Lois N.
Adams. Eddie Mae Miller, Roberta A.
Barksdale, Sylvia M. Mines, Lucille C
Blackford. Estelle E. Minor. Lethia
Bland. Josephine M. Nickens. Irene M
Braxton. Rosa E. Payne, Adelaide F.
Brooka, Mary P. Pitts. Aiieemarle
Brown. Helen M Porter. Jeanette
Campbell, Ruth N. Robinson. Bessie A.
Carter, Loretta Buries. Muriel J.
Davis. Marlon E. Turner. Mary E.
Diamond. Mary E. Washington. C. E.
Epps. Beatrice C. Wilson, Fanmeree
Gantt. Boise
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Eliot Junior High School
Awards 106 Diplomas
A graduating class of 100 stu
dents today received diplomas at
midyear exercises at Eliot Junior
High School. The majority of the
members of the class will attend
Eastern High School next semester.
Presiding on behalf of the Board
of Education was Asst. Supt. of
Schools Jessie La Salle.
Graduates and their schools are:
Eastern Hlrh School.
Anderson. Catherine Bweadner. D L.
Ball. Barbara Walsh, Virginia H.
Beacham. June A. White. Betty L.
Blrckhead. Borah Anastasl. A. J.
Bryan. Anna E. Backus. Robert O.
Burkley. Helen L. Bobbitt, Percy
Butcher. Vivian D. Butts. Raymond B.
Cameron. Mary E. Olllikln. Jack I.
Campanaro. P L. Haugen. Henry L.
Cecil. Gloria M. Jennison. Robert C.
CiffoUM J. O. May. Norman E.
Coger. Barbara A. Cherry, William
Compton, B. L. Clatto. Richard
Compton. Shirley M. Morrison. William
Creech. Pauline M. Taylor. Jack G
Curtin Julia Colandreo. Rocco A.
! Dickerson. Helen L. CrsblU. Norman L
Elliott. June H. Cudmore. Howard E.
Fragasso Grace Dettor. Charles F.
Frtssell. Carrie V Dickey, Paul M.
Oongales, Evelyn F. Disney. William C
Graham. Jane Forame. Beniamin F.
Grogan. Esther Fowler. Carl W„ Jr.
Gulllord, Naomi E. Fox. RichBrd L.
Harding, Laura A Gann. William
Hayden, Barbara E. Glakas. Pete T.
I Hodgea. Margaret J. Goldberg. Arthur X.
' Irvin. La Rue E Kiefler Dan
; Jacoba. Alice T. King. Harold
, Jones. Helen G. Knechtel. Albert J.
1 Kerr. Betty J Llnnenbrogger. R. D.
I Ktatta, Laura T. Mitchell. James P
i Kogok. Evelvn Moore. Bradley B.
■ Llnthicum. Bettle E. Revere. Cnarlei L.
i McDonald. K E Shutters Wm T.
Miller. Shirley L. Smith. Edgar W , Jr.
Mire. Ruby E 8plker. William H.
Miaer. Carol E Bullivan. Robert
Padgett. Jean A. Tlmbs. Edgar
! Orr. Shirlev M. Vellucei. Vincent
Palmer Gloria L. sbmcannon. Jack L.
Pa-ne Jane B. Watson. Robert
Bottle-. Claire L. sw.iober*. Dirk
Stasulli. Arn‘» J. Wll!t“. Ernest L.
McKinley Hifh School.
Davidson. M L. Miller Franklin
Salmiero. .Tuanita F. Mountcastle F w.
! Christy Theodore C. Fontana. Michael
Mousseau. J^s F. Grishkot. Harold C.
Layton. Louis H
Anacoatia Hifh School.
Herren. Mary J. Twyham. Doris L.
Chamberlain Vocational
r.ravatt. Prances V. Iacamelo. Albert A.
Booth. Shirley M Weatman. Teddy
Battatlla. Antonette
Calvin Coolldae Hleh.
Homea. Hannah
Abbot Vocational.
Weaver. Walter
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When disorder of kidney function permits
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swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches
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97 Students Graduated u
By Stuart Junior High
Stuart Junior High School today
graduated 97 student* In February
exercices at the school.
Dr. Chester W. Holmes, assistant
superintendent of schools, presided.
Graduates and the senior high
schools they will attend are:
CeellSre.
Evans, Clarence 8.
Chamberlain.
Dawaon, Kosemary
baton.
Anderson. A. D. Jr. Chriamort. M 0.
Burneaton. Robert Clarkson. Juanita L.
Cocchiaro, Eric F. Coakley. Jane S.
Dellinger. Samuel De Neale, Ruth L.
Dove. Leo Eastburn. Marie A.
Foust, George T. Elliott, Jean F.
Oerstein, Alvin Ely. Betty L.
Hoffman. George Fairbanks. Betty L.
Hume, Harold U. Fletcher, Anna C.
Jonee. Thomas Gordon. Norma B.
Lamon. Robert W. Oentlleore, G. M
Love. James Guiffreda. Matilda
McColley. W. H. Harpster. Lyndsle R.
Miller. Preston R. Hazelrlgg. Roberta 8.
Mlzell, Robert Herron. Mary E
Quattrone, Joseph D. Hurwltx, Rebecca
Repke. Leonidas V. Jarrett, Vivien C.
Rucker. J. W Johnston. Vlrgie
Russ. James R. Lauver. Vernelda R.
Schaefer W. J., Jr. Lee. Ruth
Seaton. Fred Loube, Betty
Bhanker. Melvin McDougal Marthe J.
8wope. George R. Mentck, Thelma
Vitale, Adolph L. Palano. Nancy L.
Wood. David P. Pickett. Frances M.
Barbour. Dorothy F. Rodgers. Lois M.
Btttle. Kathleen X. Schneider. C. I.
Borelll. Ellen Snow. Elizabeth J.
Boykin, Aldona S Stock. Audrey M
Brown. Catherine E. Van Greek. Lillian
Carroll. Doris L. Whitaker. June L
Chamoulos, C. V. Wright, Johnsie 1.
McKinley.
Paddock. Thomas L.
Barber. Horace E. Pennoyer. R P.
Bowen. Walter E Repp. Paul E
Cullers. Kauffman E. Robey. Leonard
DtSilvestn, R. W. Sunrise. Frank A.
Gingrich. James V. Wiser. Milton H.
Hanley, Thomas A. Zanakos. Tony
Hayre Alfred J Ashley, Ethel
Hepburn, Carlton A Baker. Harriet A
H.ggins Dan 8 Genttleore Grace
Kennedy. Dontld D. Hoffman. Lorraine
Kammerer. Royce Lewis. Eflle
Kiutsoukos. G. N. Mason. Shirley D
Lane. George Moore. Bernice J
Middiedorf. Fred Monow, Dorothy
Western.
Price. Jane B.
Dennlnnn.
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