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ADAM* MART E Ob Bondar April
1» lB4i at her r«i*»er* 2*2 Btb « » e
MART t ADAM* beSoved wtr of Mr*
•*31* Horn and Mre fcieabeth Banner!
. Remain* -e«*in» at Chamber' funeral
lj«n AIT 31 th ft ae until a V> air
W»doesday April *2 Mm m Joseph *
chore)! a* & t rr. y>r:»< and friend
touted Interment to Condreaatonai Cetr
t'err 21
-•AaiT tCRAOR On Mender Ate
*'• IP42, at hi! residence l»34 Ksuii***
road n » VERNON 8A4LCT, hueband of
Florence Merest* Salley
Notice of services bill be alien ieter
JRENMETT MIIOREP Departed thl
Hr Apn; i* 1042 mildred bennett
of 54 Fatteraion a) n e Rh' leaie« ir
naptirn their ln*> a huaband B*tt Benne
tbe mi. a father one es»t#r and «n»
brother Hdu iti may be viewed Tu»»
day April “1 aftbr h p m at the «'at
adn Bro» ' funeral home P*W Top ft n m
rtinera! Wedneadar April 52 at 12 V>
pm fro* the above fun»ral home In
ferment woodiawr. Cemetery *
ROND journt W On Monday April
TO IB42. JOSEPH W BOND aaed "T
feart of Aahton Md husband of Je«*i»
H Bond He la survived by hla wife four
daughter* and 8o ton*
Funeral aervlcei at Boy w Barber a fu
neral home Layton rill* Md on Wednes
day April 52 at 11 am Bery.ee. pri
vate Please omit flower* Interment
Frienda Cemetery Bandy Sprint Md
•BOOK* MABT C On Monday April
50. 1B4'J MART C BROOKB slater of Re
becca Contes Br.s also *• survived by
ei»nt arandchndren. three ntecea and other
relatives and friends
Remain* reatina at the llalvan dr Seher
funeral home N J av* and R »* r, w .
where service* W:L be held Thuraday at 1 |
pm •
BIRCH. MABT 14)1 I** On Tueadar
April 21. IB42. at her residence 1<*26
3fit at ae MARY LOUISE BURCH be-i
loved wife of Harry E Burch Friend* ;
may call at the Lee funeral home 4th at
and Mae* av* n e
Notice of funeral later
CARRAHER. MARGARET M On Sun
dvr April J» J PC! a' Providence Hm
pita’- MARGARET M CARRAHER d*U*h
ter of th# late Thome* P and Ellen Car
raher Remain* re*tmr at tp# reaidence
of her niece. Mist Mar M Maraden. AS.
B at a w
Requiem ipaaa at 81 Dominic a Church
dn> Wedneadar April 22 at P 30 a m
Relatives and friends invited Interment
lpnint Ollvei Cemetery Members of th#
Third Order et 8t Dominic Dlea** take
adtice Arrankement* by P A Tallavull.
21
’CARRAHER. MARGARET Divisor
V? 4 Ladle*' Auiiltary, Ancient Order of
Hibernians are requested to meet at the
home of Milt Mae Maraden OAT E tt
on Tmaadar. April 21. 1B42. at S 3« \
t m . to recit* prareri for our late mem
ber. MARGARET CARRAHER FMneral !
Wednesday April 22. a' B 30 a m from
S' Dominic a Church oth and E at* » «
DORA OEOROE Preaident. |
YoUIBE ECKSTEIN. Becrei*ry
• CARTER. MARIE G. Departed thl* life
0* Tuesday April 21- 1B42 st Gallmaer
Hospital. MARIE O CARTER of «l De
hctt at n devoted wife of Nathaniel A
Carter, lovlnt mother of John H . N Alton.
*5 Robert. TTielma E Francl* E . Jaaon A
*nd Thome* E. Carter She a.ao leave* to
mourn their lo»* a brother. Robert Gard
ner 12 erandchildren and * hoat of other
relative* and friend* Remsln* restln* si
Barbour Bro* • (uneral home. 48 K at. n e
Notice ef funeral later
■CATLETT. MALEAN. On Monday. April !
SO. 1042. MALEAN CATLETT of 1124 .
Howard rd se devoted deuahter oil
Marin* Catlett end aranddeuahter of Rev. ,
and Mr* Archie Catlett She alto l* sur
^ved by four sister*. three brother* and
other relatives and friends
Remains restina at the Malvan A- Srney
funeral home N J ave and R «t n w ■
Jbtre eervlcee will be held Thursday a' 3
» ;
' COLEMAN. RICHARD CL On Monday
Ala’ll 20. 1042, RICHARD O COLEMAN
af a.17 23rd *t n.w . beloved ton of Mrs
Annie A Colemen and the late Richard i
Coleman of Alexandria. Va
Services at the S H Hints Co funeral
Noma. 2001 14th at n.w on Thursday
April 23. at 3 p m Relatives and friends
invited Interment Bethel Cemetery, Al
exandria. Va 22
DODSON. ELWOOD LIONEL. Entered
Info eternal rrst on Saturday. April 18.
1042' *t Freedman's Hoapital. ELWOOD
LIONEL DODSON, beloved son of Na
thsnlel Dodson snd Msrasret Wslker Dod
son of Arllnaton. va He slso is survived
by five sisters, two brothers. * lovine
Vsndmother. arsndfether. sunt and uncle.
Funeral service* to be held *t the fu
neral home of John T. Rhine* A Co 3rd
vnd Eye sts. s w . Thursday. April 23 *t
I 30 p.m. Interment Roaemont Cemetery.
^ 22
■ FDELIN, LEON J , J*. On Tuesday.
April 21. 1042. LEON J EDKLIN, Jr. be
loved son of Leon J. and Mty M Edeltn
• nee Warner) and brother of Mrs. Helen
¥• Phillip*.
Funeral from his late residence. 1620
Fhtomac tve. s e , on Friday. April 24
*4-8:30 a m thencs to St Peter'* Church.
2nd and C sts i * . at p a m. where miss
win b* offered for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friend* Invited. Interment
Concessional Cemetery. 23
HARRIS. LULIE R- On Monday. April
90. 1042. st her residence. 331 North
Carolina *ve. se. LILLIE R. HARRIS,
befoved wife of the late Edwin H. Harris,
mster of Mrs. Marsaret Franklin Friends
msy call st the Lee funeral home. 4th
at. snd Mass. ave. n *.
Service! will be conducted by the Rev.
Robert J Plumb, at Si. Mark’s Episcopal
Church, 3rd and A at*, i t on Wednesday.
April 22. at 11 am Relative! and friends
invited Interment Mount Rest Cemetery,
L* Plats. Md
HART. JOHN F. On Tuesday. April 21.
1842 st hu residence. 633 Kenyon st n.w .
JOHN P. HART, beloved son of the late
John Hart. Jr., and Adelaide M Hart.
Prsysrs st the Chsmbersfunersl home
1400 Chspln it. n.w . on Thursday. April
23. st 8 30 a m Mass st Sacred Heart
Catholic Church at 0 a m Relatives and
friends invited Interment Berryvllie. Vs.
iMilwsuke* Journal please copy.) 22
' HARVEY. MARTHA L. On Tuesday.
April 21. 1P42 MARTHA L. HARVEY,
mother of Raymond. Laurence. John and
Walter Harvey
Services st the S H Hines Co funeral
home. 2001 14th st n.w on Thursday.
April 23. at 11 am. Interment Con
■ressional Cemetery. 22
HEATH. MEDORA MABEIXE. Suddenly,
on Monday April 20. 1042. st her resi
dence McLean va MEDORA MAYBELLE
HEATH, beloved wife of James R Heath
shd mother of Mrs Irene Hlleman Mrs.
Mabelle Weber, James R. Jr.. Georie N.
And Clifford M Heath She slso is sur
vived by four sisters and two brothers
Remain* restina a; the Ives funeral
home. 3847 Wilson bird. Arllnston. Va
where funeral *ervices will be held on
Wednesday April 22 at 7 P m. Inter
ment Lewlnsvill* Presbyterian Church
Cemetery LewtnsvlUe. Va.
JOHNSTON. SALLIF HENRIETTA. On
Saturday. April 18. 1042. SALLIE HEN
RIETTA JOHNSTON beloved daushter of
Jane E. snd the late Benjamin Johnston,
snter of Benjamin H , S. Tesckl* snd Elisa
beth Johnston
Funeral services at her late residence.
613 Kentucky ave. se on Wednesday,
itprtl 22. at 10 a m Relatives and friends
Invited Interment private Arrsnse
ments by Wm H Sardo A Co. 21
KENDRICK. WILLIAM A On Monday.
April 20. 1942 WILLIAM A KENDRICK,
beloved aor. of Melvin L and Julia K
Kandrick and brother of Frank L Fred
erick B George V Norman E, Grace G_.
Be’ty W and Sarah S Kendrick: Cleo K ■
Btone and Nellie E Bladen
Services at hts late residence. 4421 Ord
at na. on Friday Aorll 24 at 2:30 pm
Relatives and frienda Invited Interment
Caviar Hill Cemeiery Services by Cham
bers’ Southeast funeral home 23
KEYS. MART E. On Tuesday. April 21
W42 MARY F KEYS mee Branmaam.
tMloved wife of ihe '.ale Richard F Keys
and mother of Mrs Ida R Dobbs. William
& and Nimrod H Keys
Funeral service* at her late residence
Mill 42nd ave HvattsviUe. Md on j
Thursday. April 23. at It am Relatives
sad friends invited. Interment Mount j
QJivet Cemetery 22
; I.R PREI X. EDITH St SAN On Monday
April 20 1942. EDITH SUSAN LE PRCUX
Beloved mother of Mrs Olivia Vergonos and
Jster of Mrs John Garner
i Services at Chambers' funeral home M .
1th at se, on Wednesday. April 22. at
30 p.m Relatives and friend* invited
itermant Gtenwood Cemetery.
' LUMPKIN. HERBERT L On Sunday j
tril 19. 1942. at Sibley Hospital HER
RT L LUMPKIN beloved husband of I
ttle M Lumpkin, father of Herbert G . :
bert H, Annaiee J Janice M Lumpkin
apd Mrs Dorothy L Davidson
Services at Chambers funeral homr. 51*
Jlth at se on Wednesday. April 22. at
p m Relatives and friend* invited In
irment Mount Zion Church Cemetery
t Marys County Me 21
MARTIN. VIRGINIA JOHNSON Er
ted into eternal rest Monday. April o
!l»42. at Nr a Orleans La VIRGINIA
DHNSON MARTIN devoted vile ol Dr
ranter J. Martin loving mother of Sylvia
[arun. sister of Mrs. Florence John-on
m-.ih ana Ecwsrd A Johnson of Arllng
»n Vs She el&o leave- ether relative*
rd many friends to mourn h*r denarn-re
Notice o' funeral l&ttr Arrangements
bv John T Rhinos A Co . 3rd and Eye
e s s w
• MASKRET ARMINA MELVIN On
Monday. April 20 1942 a' Docto-s' Hos
pital. ARMINA MELVIN MASKR1Y be
loved mother of Mrs Horace Thorne and
grandmother of Ned and Shirley Thorne
Services ana interment in Greenville.
Fa on Wedneaday April 22. at 2 p.m
MILLER. GEORGE NTISON On Sun- j
day An-il 19 1942 at 7 30 a m GEORGE
NEl-ScV beloved huaband of Mattie P
father of Lorraine C Miller and son ol ;
Margie Harleston Johnson of 137-A Bate*
at n w Remains resting at Table.-'* fu- :
Bert! home 4217 9th at n w
Services at Fbrt Myer Chape! on Thurs
day April 23 at 10 a m Burial in Ar
linaton National Cemetery 22
MINOR. MARY JANE. On Saturday
April 18. 1942. at he; residence. 1238
8i, at. n v MARY JANE MINOR She
trarea one daughter four grandchildren
and a hoat or other relative* and friends
Remain* resting at Wm T & Ruth B
Tolbert * funeral home. 1308 8th st n ar
Funeral service* Wedneadaj. April 22
a- 1 p.m at the above-named funeral
borne Interment m Payne a Cemeierv •
MORTON. BEATRICE B On 8undsy
April 19. 1942 at her res.dencr .913
22nd at it BEATRICE B MORTON
beloved wife of John S Morton and sister
ef Mrs Cheater Chondeck of West Spr.ns
fteld Mass and Car! E V Beraer of
Wsshmaton. D C
Services at the S H H.nes Co funeral
ism*. 2901 14th at. n a on Wednesday
pnl 22. at 10 a m Interment Cedar
rUNEBAL DESIGNS
^GEOrC. SHAFFER, Inc.
•JMHTMflFVOTTff oloe
?3’«in.''.n Cor. 14th (jr Eye
GUDE BROS. CO r*mm
1111 9 *1 K W W.t*»«al mt
Vernon Bailey Dies;
Former Official of
Biological Survey
Widely-Known Scientist
Active in Field; Author
Of Severol Books
Vernon Bailey-. 77. retired chief
j field naturalist of the former Bureau
' of Biological Survey, now the Fish
and Wildlife Service died yesterday
at hla home, 1834 Kalorama road
N W.
Mr Bailey was well known, par
ticularly In the West and Southwest,
for the many field trips which he
made for the bureau He 1* survived
by hi* widow. Mr* Florence Merrtam
Bailey, ornithologist
A native of Manchester. Mich.
Mr Bailey attended the Unlveralty
of Michigan and Columbian Uni
versity, now George Washington, He
was the author of books on mam- !
mal*. birds and plant*. Including
"Wild Animal* of Glacier National
Park " "Animal Life of Yellowstone
National Park,” "Mammals of the
District of Columbia’ and "Animal
Life of Carlsbad Cavern.”
He wa* a fellow of the American
Association for the Advancement
of Science, a member of the Ameri
Ican Ornithologists’ Union, Cooper
Ornithological Club, and District
Biological Society, of which he was
president In 1922, and was founder
and president In 1933 of the Ameri
can Society of Mammaloglsts
A resident of Washington for
nearly 50 years, Mr Bailey retired {
from the Biological Survey In 1933
Besides his widow, he leaves two
brothers and one sister In the West.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p.m tomorrow at the home with
private burial. !
Bratbfl
NELSON. RANDOLPH On Saturday.
April is 1042. at Casualty Hoapiial
RANDOLPH NELSON, beloved husband of
Alice Nelson, son of Joseph Nelson and
Irene Morton itepfather of Warren!
Brown. Ke also leaves two brothers four I
sisters a grandmother, other relatives and
friends Remains resting at 4108 48th
ave . Bladenabura. Md . after 4 P m Tuea
day April 21
Funeral Wednesday April 22. at 2 p m .
from the W Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You at n w Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 21
PEIFFER. MALINUA. On Sunday. April
IP, 1842. at her residence. «1 You st
n w MALINDA PEIFFER wife of the
late John Peifter and mother of Mrs Kath
ryn Roller and T Flatter McCaully and
Mrs Virginia Maloney.
Services at the 8 H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2801 14th st n.w., on Tuesday,
April 21. at 7:30 pm Interment Leb
anon. Pa. 21
PYE. HATTIE. Officers and members of
Columbia Temple No 422. I. B P O
E of W., are notified of the death of
Daughter HATTIE PYE Session of sor
row on Tuesday April 21 1042. at 8
p m. Elks' services on Wednesday. April
22. at 8 p m.. at her late residence. 4917
Bennlna rd. n.e Funeral Thursday. April
23. at 12 noon, from Asbury M. E. Church.
HELEN RICHARDSON. Daughter Ruler
QEORGI ANN A HENRY. Secretary
PYE. HATTIE 8. On Monday April 20.
1842. at her residence, 4217 Ben
nina road n.e.. HATTIE 8 PYE. be
loved wife of John H. Pye. daughter of
the late Henry and Anne Griffith; sister
of Annie Mahoney of Mount Clair. N. J..
and Warren Griffith of Purcellville, Va.,
aunt of Dr. Carl Mahoney of Mount Clair.
N J. Hosts of other relatives survive
Remains resting at her late residence
after 3 pm Wednesday, April 22
Funeral aervlces Thursday. April 23. at
12 p.m . at Asbury Methodist Church.
11th and K sts n w„ Rev. R M Williams
officiating. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Burial at Lincoln Va. Arrange
ment by Frazier's funeral home 22
ROBERTS. ABRAHAM L. On Monday.
April 20. 1942. at his residence, 2808 28th
at. n.e . ABRAHAM L. ROBERT8, husband
of Beatrice Robert*
Service* at the above address on Thurs
day. April 23. at 2 pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 22
ROSENBERGER. EDWARD L. On Jdon
day April 20. 1942. at Pine Grove. Md .
EDWARD L. ROSENBERGER beloved la
ther of Mr* Mary O'Meara. Remains
resting at Chambers' funeral home. SI7
11th st a.e., until 10 am. Wednesday,
April 22.
Service* at 81. Peter's Lutheran Church.
Toms Brook V*., at 2 p.m Interment In
church cemetery
SMITH. JAMES O'CONNOR. On Mon
day. April 20. 1942. at his residence. 730
Rock Creek Church rd. n.w. JAMES
O'CONNOR SMITH, beloved husband ol
Louise L. Smith, father of Albert J and
Helen M 8mith and Mrs. Keefer Y De
Vine
Services at the above residence on Wed
nesday. April 22. at 2:30 pm Relative*
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Services by Chambers'.
SPRINGMAN. FRANCES. On Monday
April 20. 1942. st Alexandria Hospital
FRANCES SPRINGMAN beloved wife of
the late Joseph Springman,
I Funeral service* Thursday. April 23.
, at 3 pm. at Lewis Chapel Methodist
Church. Lorton. Va. Interment church
remetery. Remains resting at Hall fu
neral home. Occoquan. Va 22
THOMAS, REV R W. S. On Sunday
, April 19. 1942. at 7:30 p m . at Freed
mtn s Hospital. Rev R W 8 THOMAS,
husband ol Mrs Mamie Peebles Thomas
and father of Miss May Thomas Also sur
viving are other relatives and many friends
Friends may call at the Hrmsley funeral
home. 67K West Biddle st.. Baltimore Md
Funeral on Wednesday. April 22. at
Metropolitan M. E Church Baltimore.
Md at 1 p m Interment Arbutus Cem
etery
VAN DOREN. WILLIAM A.. 8R On
Monday. April 20. 1942. at hts residence
2325 Military rd . Arlington, Va . WILLIAM
A VAN DOREN. Sr . beloved husband of
Mary C. Van Doren and father of William
T.. J Addison. Francis 8 . William A . Jr.,
and Marion C Van Doren
Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home. 2847 Wileon blvd Arlington Va .
i where service* will be held on Wednesday.
April 22. at 4 p m. Interment Columbia
’ Gardena Cemeterv
in iHrmnriam
ENGEL. ELIZABETH In lovin* re
membrance of our dear mother and grand
mother ELIZABETH ENC.EL who depart
ed this life two years aso today. April
21. IH-tO
Wt are sad within our memory.
Lonely are our hems today,
for the one we loved so dearly
Has forever been called away.
We think of her in silence.
No eyes can see us weep
But many silent tears are shed
When others sre asleep
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN •
FERGUSON. MARGARET A In lovin*
remembrance of mi dear mother MAR
GARET A FEROUSON who departed
this life fourteen years ago todty. April
21. 182S.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER •
GILT. VICTOR F, A tribute of love to
the memory of my beloved husband. VIC
TOR F GILT- who passed on to his
heavenly rest ten years ago today. April
21. 1P32.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MABEL C GILL. •
GILROY. JAMES T In sad but loving
remembrance of our deer brother JAMES
T GfLROY who died two years aso to- ;
day. April 21. lP4t> Anniversary mass at !
Sacred Heart Church
May his sou* rest !n peace
MOLLIE ANNE AND GEHR •
KELI.UM. PENELOPE 4NT1 FRANKLIN
PIERCC. A rtbute of love to the precious
memory of my beloved m'.her. rENELOPE
KE1.1UM. who entered into eternal rest
ihirty-two yca-s ego today, and nr brother.
FRANKLIN TIERCE KELLVM who fol
lowed two years 8*0 April 14 1840.
LO\ INC. DAUGHTER AND SISTER. JEN
NIE •
I EE. DANItl In loving memory of my
dear fr.end. DANIE1 LEE who passed
away two years aso today April 21. ISHo
\k hen I'm alone 1 like to stray
Along the road of yesterday
To hire again in memory
The happy days that used to be
I hear you laugh, I see you smile.
I talk with you a little while
I love to linger on the way
That leads me back to yesterday
DEVOTED FRIEND. ELIZABETH DENT
MAIR- CHARLOTTE. In sad but lov
I' mg remembrance of our dear wife and
mother CHARLOTTE MAIR. who sasago
away six years ago today April 21. 19.TR
The years may wipe out many things.
But this they wipe out never—
! The memory of those happy days
When we were all together
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. GEOROE
AND CHILDREN
ROWLEY. JOHN G. It was only one
Sears ago today the Master stretched forth
is hands and rook our son and brother
frrm this sinful world to a fairer- brighter
! land
* The rolling stream of life rolls on.
Blit still the vacant chair
Recalls the face, the voice the smile
Ot him who once sa: there.
Lovea by ali
THE FAMILY
FUNERAL directors
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
tth oat Mas* An. NJL LL AM*
FI NERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium.
V. L SPEARE CO.
] Nalthor soeeoMOt to nor ao tutor tad *tth
th* ericloal W R Satan actabllatuoaot.
'1009 H St. hW.
TO KEEP ’EM FLYING—Two more Washington men soon to be
graduated from flight training as Air Corps flying officers are
Robert W. Gates (left), former local flight dispatcher for Penn
sylvania Airlines, and. Alexander T. Drysdale, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James M Drysdale, 2219 Forty-ninth street N.W. The two are
completing their training at the Lubbock (Tex.) Army Flying
School, where the Air Corps is training pilots for its big twin
engine bombers and transport planes.
-:-fi
Missing Persons
Those having information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
with the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department, Na
tional 4000
Owen Whitley, 17. 5 feet 10 inches, 1
130 pounds, blue eyes, dark hair;
wearing gray checked coat, brown
gabardine trousers, tan shoes, sport;
shirt; missing from 1752 Columbia
road N.W.. since April 19.
Helen Miskalis, 32. 5 feet 7 Inches
140 pounds; wearing yellow dress,
with orange trimming, cream-col
ored shoes; missing from 1016 Sixth
street N.W., since April 18.
Inei Turner, 27, 5 feet 4 Inches, (
118 pounds, blond hair; wearing red
and white checkered dress, tweed
coat; missing from 329 Thirty-fourth
place N.E., since April 20.
Stanley Thomas Anderson. 17, 5
feet 4 inches, 150 pounds, brown
eyes, black hair; wearing blue
denim trousers, dark gray shirt, dark
brown suede lumber jacket, black
shoes, blue satin jockey cap; missing
from Triangle, Va., since April 18.
Edward Joseph Morris, 16, 5 feet
10 inches, 185 pounds, blue eyes,
light hair; wearing tan sport jacket,
with name "Wool Price, Pittsburgh,”
tan colored raincoat with zipper
front, name "Joseph Horne” inside,
tan shoes, brown felt hat; missing
from Pittsburgh. Pa., since April 7.
Louise Hart, 25. 5 feet 2 inches,
115 pounds, brown eyes, light hair;
wearing tan suit; missing from 402
Sixth street S.E. since April 19.
Grace Flood, 13, colored, 5 feet 11
inches, slender; missing from 1514
C street S.E. since April 7.
Charlie Petro. 17. 5 feet, 150
pounds, brown hair and eyes: miss
ing from 323 Ninth street S.E. since
March 27.
Loretta Beatley. 17. 5 feet, 90
pounds; wearing black dress, with
white collar, blue shoes, hat and
purse; missing from 717 Seventh
street S.E. since April 19.
James Dunn, 14, 5 feet 2 inches,
slender; wearing black and white
trousers, blue shirt, brown shoes and
jacket; missing from 217 Fifteenth
street N.E. since April 16. He is
with his brother, Tommy Dunn, 13,
5 feet. 100 pounds; wearing blue
trousers, gray shirt, brown coat,
black shoes; his right arm is in a
cast.
Louis Rosenfeld. 48. 5 feet 8
inches. 175 pounds, black hair, mixed
with gray: wearing dark-gray pin
stripe suit, blue shirt, black shoes,
driving 1939 Plymouth sedan, D. C.
tags 50—839: missing from 3206
Wisconsin avenue N.W. since April
20.
Ring-Swallowing Maid
Is Held for Grand Jury
Myrtle Nettles, 30. colored maid
who. police say. swallowed a dia
mond ring after being arrested
for its theft, was bound over to the
grand jury in $1,000 bond by Police
Judge John P. McMahon today.
The revealing gulp. Detective V.
T. Williams told the court, occurred
after he had taken the maid in
custody at the home of Mr and Mrs
Karl Reimer In the 3300 block of
University avenue N.W. * and was
driving her to the Woman's Bureau
of the Police Department.
Mr. Williams said he altered
course and took the maid to a hos
pital where fluoroscopic examina
tion revealed the ring, since re
covered. in the suspect's stomach.
Democrats Meet Tonight
Judge Charles C. Marbury of the
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
will address the Chillum District
Democratic Club at 8 o clock tonight
in the Eastern Star Hall, Mount
Rainier.
In iSrmnrtam
SCOTT. ELIZABETH ANN. In sacred
and sincere tribute of love to the memory
of our dear wife mother and irandmother.
ANN ELIZABETH SCOTT who entered
mto eternal -est two year* ato today
i April 'll. 1MO
She had a smile that every one loved.
A heart as pure as told
To those who knew and loved her
Her memory will never trow old
To the land of joy and biessednes*
That knows no pain or strife.
To dwell in the home of her Saviour
And live an eternal life
HER HUSBAND. CHILDREN AND GRAND
DAUGHTER. *
SHERRERT. MAURICE CHILDS Sacred
to the memory of our loved one MAURICE
CHILDS SHERBERT who left ua five yeara
ato today. April 21.
Gone to the land of Joy and blesjednets
Thai knows no pain or strife
He dwella in the home of his Saviour
And livea an eternal life.
There la promiae of » treater ley
Than earth could have in atore.
1 For God haa planned a richer lift
Beyond »ha unseen shore.
: HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
MAURICE AND VTROIN1A. *
Joseph Ciaggett Seacrest,
Veteran Publisher, Dead
By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., April 21 —
Joseph Ciaggett Seacrest, 78, pub
lisher of the Nebraska State Journal
and Evening State Journal here, die^
today at a hospital following a long
illness. Death was due to a heart
ailment.
Mr. Seacrest, who entered the
newspaper* business at Greencastle,
Pa., his birthplace, as a printer's
apprentice, came to Lincoln at the
age of 23 to take a post in the
newsroom of the Journal. He be
came a part owner of the paper in
1897 and by 1922 had acquired a
majority holding.
In 1937, Mr. Seacrest, who had
served a number of years as chair
man of the Associated Press Audit
ing Committee, was honored as a
member of a small group of ‘‘50 year
members” of the Associated Press.
Several years ago he transferred
ownership and management of the
State Journal and the Evening
Journal to his sons. Fred S. and Joe
W., and by a trust agreement
perpetuated the control of the Jour
nal by his family for generations.
Rubber Lung Found
Aid in Suffocation,
Near-Drowning Cases
Device, in Smaller Size,
Already Has Saved
Several 'Blue Babies'
By HOWARD W BLAKESLEE.
AMceiated P:'u Scienet Idltor
ST PAUL. April 21—A rubber
lung which does about everything
except give a drowning person a
drink of coffee was demonstrated
to the American College of Physi
cians today.
It looks good for reviving half
drowned or suffocated sailors and
aviators, particularly If they have
been injured in the fighting preced
ing immersion.
The lung, in baby ciae. already
has shown Its potency by saving a
number of blue babies. Infants ;
nearly suffocated and unable to
breathe I
In man or baby sise the lung looks
like an exaggerated bustle on the !
wrong side. It covers abdomen and
part of the chest The rubber sides
fit airtight over almost any clothing
Pump Induces Breathing.
A pump alternately sucking out
and pulling In the air. moves the
abdomen up and down, inducing
natural breathing. At the same >
time a rubber tube, attached to the
lung automatically sucks the water (
out of the half-drowned persons
stomach.
Although the effects of this rubber
lung are the same as those of Red
Cross first aid. the lung Is said to
be safer for wounded men. First
aid by the hands puts pressure on
broken bones and broken necks.
The lung does not. Broken necks
sometimes cut off the brain centers
controlling breathing.
The lung maintains normal
breathing with a broken neck, a
fact already demonstrated on an
injured baby.
Wide Range of L*.
The lung Is said to be useful for
the respiratory troubles in carbon
monoxide poisoning, tetanus, gas
poisoning, electric shock, heat pros
tration and the paralyses in polio
myelitis, diphtheria and brain
hemorrhage. It is an aid in surgery j
if there is risk of breathing troubles
due to anesthesia.
The lung was shown by Dennis
R. Scanlan. New York City. The
babv lung was devised by Dr. Fran
cis Goldsborough. University of Buf
falo. and Dr. Francis L. Wilson.
Detroit. In Buffalo the lung al
ready is credited with saving six
blue babies.
357 Croat Guerrillas
Slain in 2-Day Battle
Ej the Associated Press.
BERN, April 21.—Troops of the
Axis-created puppet state of Cro
atia, in Northern Yugoslavia, fought
two days against a force of “Com
munist” guerrillas in the Petrowa
Mountains, killing 357 of them and
wounding 600 others, a Croatian
headquarters report relayed to the
Basler Nachrichten said yesterday.
The guerrillas had been sabotag
ing the railway leading from Karl
stadt to Petrinja. Their leaders
were reported to have escaped.
Often a bridesmaid, bat never a
bride. (She wouldn’t buy any De
fense bonds.)
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INCOMING PRESIDENT—Dr. W. Harvey Wise, jr. (left), elected
president of the local chapter of the Sons of the American Rev
olution at a meeting last night at the Mayflower Hotel, receives
the gavel from the retiring president, Wade H. Ellis. Dr. Wise
is wearing Ihe “Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel Medal,” Insignia of
the presidential office. —Star Staff Photo.
Kennedy Reported Taking
U. S. Shipbuilding Post
Bj the Associated Praaa.
NEW YORK, April 21.—The Daily
News said today it was informed
that Joseph P. Kennedy, former
Ambassador to Great Britain and
before that head of the Maritime
Commission, was returning to Gov
ernment service “to help solve the
critical shipbuilding problem.”
Mr. Kennedy called on President
Roosevelt April 15 to offer his serv
ices. but he refused at that time
to discuss reports he might take
some Federal position concerned
with the shipping problem.
Return of Mr. Kennedy to Gov
ernment service would result “from
War Production Board demands for
radical changes in the shipbuilding
policies of the commission’s present
administrator. Admiral Emory S
Land,” the News said.
While Maritime Commission head
in 1937, Mr. Kennedy made a sur
vey of the merchant marine situa
tion.
Risk Auto Fine but Get
To Church, Pastor Warns
By th< AMOCi»t«<l Pres*.
MALVERN, Ark.—The Rev. James
W. Kelly Is a strictly law-abiding
minister, but when it comes to a
choice between a parking ticket and
attendance at church, he prefers
that his congregation risk arrest.
He published this notice to mem
bers of his First Baptist ^Church:
"This is not a reflection on a per
son's character. Remember, we have
freedom of worship in this country,
but not freedom to park where we
want ... If for any reason you for
get and park in any private drive
way, the church will guarantee to
pay your fine or bail you out of Jail.”
Coeds Write to Soldiers
NORMAN, Okla. (^—Oklahoma
University coeds have started a
letter-writing project to keep Okla
homa Army youths Informed of the
news back home. They have a list
of Oklahoma boys in the Army to
1 whom the letters are addressed.
Body and Mind Clinic •
Raided in New York
By tb* AMoetttoO Pm*.
NEW YORK. April 31 —The Body
and Mind Foundation operated by
Dr. Edwtrd 8 Cowles «u raided
by police last night while some 300
patients awaited treatment for their
neurosia.
The foundation and two of Its
practitioners were charged with vio
lating the New York State law*
governing medical practice and its
operator was served with papera
requiring his presence May 7 before
the Medical Grievance Committee
of the State Department of Edu
cation.
Assistant State Attorney General
Bernard Bienstock and Police In
spector Albert A. Buchholi led the
raid, State Attorney General John
J. Bennett, Jr., and the Department
of Education announced that pro
ceedings hsd been instituted for
the revocation of Dr. Cowles' license.
Mr. Bennett said the New York
County grand pury had returned an
information charging the founda
tion, Robert Rebold and Eveline
Dolln with violating the State medi
cal laws.
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