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UmtfUhtg ANNIE. Mr. Solomon H Blanl T?a, wish to announce the unvellini s.t?J3?.Jor *hflr beloved wile an< BLANK, on Sunday. Marc! eteryS*4’ ** 3 ** m - at Ohev Sholom Cem (Earii of a^ankfi HENDERSON. LIONEL ORSON. We wlsl to thank the many relatives and friend for thefr kindness, sympathy, cards anc beautiful floral tributes at the loss of oui dear baby. THE FAMILY. • Drains. ANDERSON, MAGGIE. Departed thii life on Thursday, March 18. 1944 MAG GIE ANDERSON of 834 New Hampshiri ave. n.w.. the devoted sister of Mrs Alberti Mason. Mrs Hattie Honesty and Mrs Mamie Phonix. Other relatives and m*n: friends also mourn her departure. Remain! resting at the John T. Rhines A Co. fu neral home. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notlci of funeral later. BEAUMONT. FRED B. On Tuesday March 14. 1944. FRED B. BEAUMONT beloved husband of Bessie M. Beaumont son of the late Oliver T. Beaumont. Serv ices at the Chambers funeral home. 51" Uth st. s.e.. on Saturday. March IS. at 1 ' p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter ment in Congressional Cemetery. 17 BIGSBY. AMOS. Departed this life or Tuesday. March 14. 1944, at Freedmen's Hospital. AMOS BIGSBY. He leaves to mourn four sisters. Mary Russ. Margaret Bearing. Carrie Bowles and Laura Bowles: one brother. Wilham Blesby. a host ol other relatives and friends. Funeral serv ice Saturday. March 18. at 2 P.m., at the Leesburg Baptist Church. BLAYDES. MARY E. On Thursday, March 18. 1944. at the Mayberry Sani tarium. Takoma Park. MARY E BLAYDES. beloved wile of the late William F. Bladyes and mother of W. Franklin Blaydes, ir.: Mrs. Audric Gerhold. Randolph B. Blaydes and Mrs. Hellene Rogers, all of Washing ton. Friends may call at the Huntemann funeral home, 5732 Georgia ave. n.w., Friday, March 17. Funeral services will be held at St. Francis Xavier Church, 2800 Pa. ave. s.e., Saturday. March 18. at 10 a m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BOYER. FLOY E. On Thursday. March 18. 1944, at Garfield Hospital. FLOY E BOYER, wife of the late Sergt. C. C. Boyer and daughter of Austin A. and Dora H. Dimm of Perry County. Pa., and sister ol Ray S. Dimm and Guy A. Dimm. Friends are invited to call at Gawler's chapel, 1758 Pa. ave. n.w.. where services will be held on Saturday. March 18. at 1 p.m. Inter ment Arlington National Cemetery. CARRINGTON, JAMES W. On Friday, March 17. 1944. JAMES W. CARRINGTON, huaband of Nicy E. Carrington, father ol Otelia Jeter. Talitha Davis, Lanolla Jack son. Katrina Ward, Mildred Smith, Georgia Merrlweather. First 8ergt. James L. Car rington of India. Carthella Carrington, Moretha Lancaster. Pic. Joseph W. Car rington, brother of Anna Hall of Massa chusetts. He also Is survived by seven grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar rangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. CAVANAUGH, GEORGE T. On Thurs day. March 16. 1944, at Emergency Hos pital. GEORGE T. CAVANAUGH, beloved husband of Esther R. Cavanaugh and father of George M. Cavanaugh of Baltimore. Md., and Robert R. Cavanaugh of New York City. Funeral from the V. L. Speare Co. funeral home. 1009 H st. n.w., on Fri day, March 17. at 7:30 p.m. Interment Gardner, Mass. CHANEL, ORSON JOSEPH. On Thurs day. March 16. 1944, at Georgetown Hos pital. Washington, D. C.. ORSON JOSEPH CHANEL, beloved husband of the late Bertha L. Chanel. He is survived by three daughters, one son and one grandson. Graveside services and interment in Oak wood Cemetery, Falls Church, Va„ on Sat urday, March 18. at 11 a.m. CLARK. WALTER MACK. On Thurs day, March 16. 1944. at Mount Alto Hos pital. WALTER MACK CLARK, husband of Sarah K. Clark. Remains resting at Cham bers' Georgetown funeral home. 31st and M sts, n.w. Services at Washington Ca thedral. Bethlehem Chapel. Mass. ave. and Wis. ave. n.w.. Sunday. March 19, at 2:30 p.m. Cremation at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 19 DANSER, WILLIAM W. On Wednesday, March 16, 1944. at Emergency Hospital. WILLIAM W. DANSER. beloved husband of Ruth L. Danser. father of Mary E. and Pfc. William Borden Danser. U. S. A.; Mrs. Maxine R. Jacobson of Detroit, Mich. Serv ices at Chambers' funeral home, 1400 Cha pin st. n.w., on Saturday. March 18. at 10 a.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. 17 DEGENHARDT. ALBERT C. On Friday. March 17, 1944. at his residence, 1721 N. 22nd at, Arlington, Va.. ALBERT C. DED EN HARDT. beloved husband of the late Etta Degenhardt and father of George A. Degenhardt and Mrs. Stella G. Buchanan. Remains resting at Chambers' Georgetown funeral home. 31st and M sts. n.w. No tice of funeral later. (Altoona, Pa., papers please copy.) DILLARD, ANNIE T. On Wednesday, March 15, 1944, at Galllnger Hospital, ANNIE T. DILLARD, mother of the late Jesse E. Terrell, grandmother of the late Clifton and Robert Terrell. She also leaves a granddaughter. Annie Judd: a grandson in-law, Gordon Judd: a daughter-in-law. Daisy Brewer: two nieces, one nephew, other relatives and friends. Services at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e., Sat urday, March 18. at 1:30 p.m. 17 DILLARD, CARRIE. Departed this life on Thursday, March 16. 1944, at Burkes viUe. Va., CARRIE DILLARD, the loving mother of Mr. Leon Dillard and sister of Mr. CHS Ware and Edward Mitchell. Other relatives and friends mourn her passing. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines Sc Co. funeral home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. DORSEY, CHARLES. Entered into eter nal rest on Tuesday. March 14, 1944, at Galllnger Hospital, CHARLES DORSEY, devoted husband of the late Mary Elizabeth Dorsey, loving father of Mrs. Sophia C. Warner, Mrs. Lillie Spence, Mrs. Pearl Mc Gilvery, Mrs. Edna Lee. Mrs. Bernice Bowser. Mrs. Mildred Hardy and Pfc. Wil bert Dorsey: brother of Mrs. Mllandia Phillips. He also leaves other relatives and many friends to mourn his departure. Funeral Saturday. March 18, at 1:30 p.m., from the John T. Rhines A Co. funeral home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 17 . DORSEY, MARGARET. On Tuesday. March 14, 1944. at Casualty Hospital, MARGARET DORSEY, loving mother of Una Taylor and Mary Thomas and sister of Lucius Scott. Also surviving are five grandchildren, two nephews and many other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at her late residence, 427 6th st. s.e., on Friday, March 17, after 6 p.m. Funeral services at above address Saturday. March 18, at 1 p.m.. Rev. A. J Edwards officiating. Arrangements by Campbell’s funeral home. 17» DORSEY. ROSETTA. On Tuesday, March ROSETTA DORSEY, beloved wife of Charles H. Dorsey, mother of Isadore Simms. Lillian Jackson. Edith Plummer, Beatrice Hawkins. Helen Frazier, William and Herman Dorsey. Remains resting at the Snowden Sc Davis funeral home. Rock Jdlle. Md., after 6 p.m. Friday. March 17. Funeral services Saturday. March 18, at 2 p.m., at Boyds Church, Boyds. Md., Rev. Smallwood, pastor. EDWARDS. PERCY GRANVILLE. On ?.uSfdly' 14, 1944, at his residence, J.f2SJC. st n.w . PERCY GRANVILLE ED WARDS, son of Percy A. and Audrey Ed wards, grandson of Beulah M. Forest, g'Thew of Edna Hoffler. Alma L. Watt. Edith R- Edwards, Ethel E. Forest, Rhoda Sharp, William and Walter Edwards A host of other relatives and friends also sur vive. PViends may call at Frazier's funeral home, 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Funeral Saturday. March 18. at 2 p.m., from the Goodwill Baptist Church, Rev. James L. Pinn of nciating. Interment Lincoln Memorial rpmpfprv EIXIS, LLCILE MIMS. On Wednesday at Sibley Hospital LUCILE MIMS ELLIS, beloved wife of the late Alonzo L. Elhs, mother of Clarence A., Norton H and Winfield H. Ellis. Services • t the Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Friday. March 17, at 4 P.m. Interment in Bainbridgc. Ga. 17 GILCHREST. FLORENCE. On Sunday. 12- 1944. at Galhnger Hospital. FLORENCE GILCHREST. mother of James Gilchrest. sister of Mattie Scott. Steven and Willie Gilchrest. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends Serv Ices at Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H st n e , Friday. March i7, at 6 p m. Inter ment Greenwood. S C. 17 it.?®°n Wednes ^?rch 15t 1044. at her residence. lii&2«w$hcJman ave n w • ADDIE CHASE of,th£ *Ve and B«r»h Chase, wife of the late Charles H Green foster mother of Mayme Newton Dandridge and sister of Bryson C. Chase. rh?rt«TJsnlrme ‘SL** nephews. George, '_>nA.Mllton Chase a sister-in-law. ?)?***' alld oth,“r relatives and friends After 4 pm Saturday, friends may-call at her late residence. Services Monday, March 20, at l p.m , from Ply mouth Congregational Church, rrth and r sts. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery Arrangements by McGuire 10 ,V!oLV- ®udd'oly on Tuesday, P,fhnn 1S,41- at. his residence, fiio GRrwk “t*i2 Falls Church, Va . IVAN V gross beloved husband of Annie Payne and*M??dH?n^h °« Mr'', FUrebcth Huber a"d.Mrf Hannah Hasrocky Also surviv ing‘It,.0"' tranddau2hter, Tony Hasrocky. and one grandson. Cecil Gross Funeral Full Gospel TaSrnacK illS Mass, eve n.w.. Washington. D c on For?fdfK ,at 3 pm Interment frlends^lnv?ted. Ctmrle^ ™a*‘v« ^nd FRANCIS P. Suddenly on Thursday. March ] ts. 1944. at Emergency FRANCIS P HEART8ILL be*"ed husband of Fannie Shreve Heartslll. Fu ll"?.1 *?,riCCScatahls latt residence. ISOS n w Sunday, March 10. at 2 .00 LTis c&y, al °ak Hili FUNERAL DIRECTORS! FRANK GEIER’S SONS CO'. H13 7th St N.W NA 947i JflOb 14th 8t N.W HO Our Charges Are Reasonable V. L. SPEARE CO. J. William Lee’s Sons Co' «th and Mm A,a N.F.. U S2M FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium FUNERAL DESIGNS GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces »H I »t. N.W._National 4S7S GEO. C. SHAFFER, Inc. EXPKE88IVE FLORAL TRIBUTES Al MODERATE PRICES PHONE NA 0108. Cor. 14th & Eye °j£f K5iy CEMETERY LOTS. fbRT LINCOLN CEMETERY—2 front E»v« iites, $1U0 each. MI. HH64. Sralhfl. HONDROS. ALEX G. On Thursday. : March 16. 1944. at his residence. 1466 i Newton st.n.w ALEX G. HONDROS. beloved husband of Sophie Hondros and father of Kleanthy Hondros. Remains resting at Chambers' funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n w.. until Saturday. March lb. at 9 a m.: thereafter at the above residence until 2 p m. Services at the St*. Constantine and Helen Greek Church. 6th and C sts. s.w., i at 2:30 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. JOHNSON. BARBARA. Departed this life Tuesday, March 14. 1944. at 1312 Union st. s.w.. BARBARA JOHNSON, daughter of Alonso and Mary B. Johnson, sister of Juanita. Alonso, Jr.: Rocardo. Joe, Mitchell and Maurice Johnson: grand daughter of Rosetta Johnson and Mary 1 Hoyd She also leaves many other rela tives and friends. Funeral Saturday, March lb. at 9 a m., from 1235 Union st. s.w. Interment Payne's Cemetery, at 2 p.m. Arrangements by Eugene Ford. JOHNSON, JEANETTE C. Departed this life Tuesday. March 14, 1944, at 1312 Union si. s.w . JEANETTE C. JOHNSON, daughter of Alonso and Mary B. Johnson, sister of Juanita, Alonso, Jr.; Rocardo, Joe. Mitchell and Maurice Johnson: grand daughter of Rosetta Johnson and Mary Floyd. She also leaves many other rela tives and friends. Funeral Saturday, March 18, at 9 a.m., from 1236 Union at. s.w. Interment Payne's Cemetery, at 2 p.m. Arrangements by Eugene Ford. LANCASTER. JOSIE E. On Wednesday, March 16, 1944, at her residence, 1047 North Edgewood st.. Arlington, Va., JOSIE E. LANCASTER, beloved wife of Vernon T. Lancaster and mother of Wallace E. and Vernon T. Lancaster, Jr.: Mrs. Stella Kay, Mrs. Lorena Walker, Mrs. Mabel Hender son. Mrs. Gladys Settle, Mrs. Maude Mor ris and Mrs. Eleanor Wright, and daugh ter of Mrs. Lucy Herndon. Remains resting at the Ives funeral home. 2847 Wilson blvd., Arlington, Va., where funeral services will be held Saturday. March 18, at 2 p.m. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 17 LEE. CLYDE VERNON. Suddenly, on Wednesday. March 16, 1944, at 11:30 p.m . at Rutland. Vt., CLYDE VERNON LEE, beloved brother of Lawrence L. Lee, Floyd C. Lee. Mrs. Rhoda Harris and Mrs. Clara Craven. He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral home, 1432 U st. n.w.. after 12 noon Saturday. March 18. Funeral Sunday. March 19. at l«p.m., from the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. Florrls. Va.. Rev. Hill officiating. Relatives and friends Invited. Interment church cemetery. Family at 2219 Flagler place n.w. 19 MACK, DAVIS. On Wednesday, March 15, 1944. DAVIS MACK of 903 N. J. ave. n.w., beloved husband of Mrs. Arrele Mack and father of Idellla Adams. He also leaves six grandchildren and a host of other rela tives and friends. Funeral Saturday. March 18, at 1 p.m., from the Johnson & Jenkins luneral home, 2063 Ga. ave. n.w., Rev. S. M. Bland officiating. Interment Fayne’s Cemetery. • MAHANES, MONZELLER R. On Wednes day. March 15, 1944. MONZELLER R. MAHANES of 6214 Jay st. n.e., wile of Robert Mahanes. beloved mother of Mrs. Malinda Eades. She also leaves two grand children, other relatives and friends. Fu neral Friday, March 18, at 8 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w., Elder Marran officiating. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Gordonsville, Va. 17 MARTIN. MARGARET B. On Wednes day, March 15, 1944, at Emergency Hos pital, MARGARET B. MARTIN. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w., on Saturday, March 18. at 11 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemt'ery. MULLOY, ARTHUR D. On Wednesday, March 15, 1944, at his son's residence, 1309 Randolph st. n.w.. ARTHUR D. MULLOY, beloved husband of the late Annie Mulloy (nee Shea) and father of Mrs. Mae Kirby, William E. Mulloy. Mrs. Bessie Hunt, Dom inick, Ralph, Arthur, ir., and Mrs. Annie Fomer and Frank Mulloy. Funeral from the above residence on Saturday. March 18, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at Sa cred Heart Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 17 MURPHY. LUCILE W. On Thursday, March 16. 1944. at Providence Hospital, LUCILE W. MURPHY, beloved wife of James B. Murphy. Remains resting at Timothy Hanlon's funeral home, 641 H st. n.e. Notice of funeral later. NEUROH, CALVIN M. On Tuesday, March 14, 1944, at Sibley Hospital, CAL VIN M. NEUROH of 3608 28th st. n.e., beloved husband of Elizabeth T. Neuroh and father of Mrs. Helen Mae Scrivener of 8acramento, Calif. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w., on Saturday, March 18, at 1 p.m. In terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 17 OFFUTT. MINNIE DUVALL. On Thurs day. March 16. 1944. at Walter Reed Hos pital, MINNIE DUVALL OFFUTT. wife of Joseph W. Offutt, daughter of Thomas A. and Martha H. Duvall and sister of Thomas A., Jr ; William C. and James E. Duvall. Friends may call at her late residence. 109 Varnum st. n.w. Services will be held at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, Qrant Circle and Illinois ave. n.w., where mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. on Monday. March 20. Interment Arlington National Cem etery. IB PAGE, WILLIAM THOMAS, 8R. , On Wednesday. March 15, 1944, at his resi dence, 4706 Decatur st.. Edmonston. Md., WILLIAM THOMAS PAGE, Sr., beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Page. He also is survived by one daughter, Dorothy M. Page, and five sons. Jesse J. Page (over seas), Marlon E.. George W„ William T., jr„ and Brice W. Page. Remains resting at Gasch's funeral home. 4739 Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville, Md., where services will be held on Saturday. March 18, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. PETERSON, OTTO. On Wednesday, March 15, ,.1944, at Providence Hospital. OTTO PETERSON, beloved brother of John Peterson. Service* at Chambers’ funeral home, 517 11th it. *.e.. Saturday, March 18, at 9:30 a.m. Mass in Mount Calvary Catholic Church. Forestville, Md.. at 10 a.m. Interment Congressional Cemetery. POSTELL. MARION A. Suddenly^on Friday, March 17, 1944, MARION A. POS TELL. Remains resting at Frazier's fu neral home, 389 R. I. ave. ji.w. Notice of funeral later. ROTHAUGE, AMELIA. On Thunder, March 16. 1944. at her residence. 1316 B st. s.e., AMELIA ROTHAUGE, beloved wife of the late William Rothauge and mother of Mrs. Amelia M. Budesheim. Friends may call at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.e., where serv ices will be held on Saturday. March 18. at 2 p.m. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. SAUNDER8, MARIE VIRGIE. On Wed nesday. March 15. 1944. at 6:30 a.m.. at Freed men's Hospital, MARIE VIRGIE SAUNDERS of 1706 You st. n.w., beloved wife ol Allen Saunders, devoted mother of Allen, Jr.; Sylvia. Iris, Barbara and Ber nard Saunders: daughter of Kenner Mitch ell and the late Emma Mitchell and sister of Anna Griffin, Flossie Rogers. Otis and Elmer Mitchell. She also leaves other rel ztives 85d friends. Fripds may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral home. 1432 U st. n.w., after 2 p.m. Friday, March 17. Funeral Saturday, March 18. at 2 p.m., at the Tabor Presbyterian Church, 2nd and 6 sts. n.w.. Rev. R. L. Jeans ofliclatln*. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 17 SCHROEDER, OVELTON 8. On Thurs day, March 16, 1944, in Sliver Spring, Md.. OVELTON S. SCHROEDER. beloved wife of the late John C Schroeder. Mrs. Schroe der rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey fu neral home, 8434 Ga. ave., Silver Spring. Md., where services will be held on Satur day. March 18, at 2 p.m. Interment Con gressional Cemetery. SCHROTH, C. CA88ARD. On Friday. March 17. 1944. at his residence, 1523 Gales st. n.e.. C. CA8SARD SCHROTH. beloved husband of Nellie K Schroth and son of Anna M. and the late John B. Schroth. Notice of funeral hereafter. SCOTT. HOWARD 8. On Thursday. March 10, 1944 at Freedmen'g Hospital. HOWARD 8. SCOTT of 1610 Swann st. n.w., beloved father of Mrs. Rosa Qualls, Mrs. Beatrice Mills, Mrs. Qlendolla Wheeler and Mrs. Gladys Hasty; brother of Mrs. George Ockney. Mrs. Mabel Johns and Harvey Scott of Baltimore, Md. He also leaves three grandchildren, other rela tives and many friends. Friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral home. 1432 You st. n.w.. from 0 p m. Saturday. March 18, until 10 a m. Monday, March 20. After 10 a m. Monday remains will he In state at the Columbia Lodge. No. 85, Elks' Home, 3rd and R I ave. n.w. Funeral services Monday. March 20. at 1 p.m.. at the Elks' Home Rev. E. C. Smith officiating. Rela tives and irlendi invited. Interment Har mony Cemetery. Arrangements by W Er nest Jarvis. 19 SHAW. LILLIAN C. On Wednesday, March 15, 1944. at 3720 Upton at. n.w., LILLIAN C. SHAW, daughter of the late Janies b. and Harriett L Shaw. Services at the Chambers Georgetown funeral home, 3181 and M sts. n.w on Saturday. March 18, at 11 a m. Interment In Rock Creek Cemetery. 17 SHOEMAKER. MARTHA LOUI8E. On Wednesday. March 15. 1944. at her home, 5034 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. MARTHA LOUISE SHOEMAKER, beloved wife of the lale William Shoemaker. Funeral services at her late residence on Saturday. March 18. at 2 p m. Interment Oak Hill Cem etery 17 SMITH, CATHERINE A. On Thursday. March Id, 1944. at her residence, 4221 37th st. n.w CATHERINE A SMITH, be loved wile ol the late Patrick H. Smith, mother ol Leo. Mary and Julia Smith and Rita Smith Kalousck. Funeral from the above residence on Monday, March 20, at 9 a m Requiem mass at St. Ann's Church at 9:30 a m. Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olive. Cemetery. 19 SMITH, DAISY. Entered into eternal life on Friday, March 17, 1944. at Doctors Hospital, DAISY SMITH, beloved wife of the late Judge Sidney Fuller Smith and niother of Mrs. E. Flavelle Koss. Funeral from the V L. Speare Co. funeral home on Satu/Jay, March 18. at 2 p m. Relatives and irtends invited. Interment private. TAYLOR. MATILDA. On Tuesday, March 14, 1944, at 1109 5th st. s.e., MATILDA TAYLOR, stepmother of Mrs. Fannie Jack son. Susie Wilson and Helen Cavalry. Re mains resting at the Malvan & Schey fu neral home. N. J. ave. and R st. n.w. Fu neral services at Liberty Baptist Church. Saturday, March 18, at l p.m. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 17* TODD, CARRIE. On Thursday, March Id. 1944. at the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital, CARRIE TODD, wife of the late David B Todd, mother of Maj. David B Todd, Jr . U. 8 A , and sister of Mrs. Ida Diamond oi Washington, D. C Mrs. Todd rests at the Warner E Pumphrev funeral home. 84 34 Ga ave . Silver Spring'. Md , where services will be held on Satur day. March IK. at 11 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. VACOHAN, KATHERINE 7. On Wednes day. March 16. 1944. KATHERINE Z. VAUGHAN, beloved wife of Lewis J Vaughan and mothgr of Lewis 8 Vaughan; daughter of Alice Lariscy and sister of Oor don W. Lariscy Services at Chambers’ funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e., on Satur day, March 18. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. WILEY. IDA V. BARRETT. On Thurs day. March 10. 1944, IDA V. BARRETT WILEY, the beloved mother of Mrs. Ethel I. Wiley and Lester V. Barrett. Funeral services at the Thomas F. Murray funeral home. 20t)7 Nichols ave. se . on Saturday. March 18. at 2 P m. Relatives and friendi Invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Senate Delays Debate On Major Issues in Appropriation Bill After voting to abolish the legal examining unit of the Civil Service Commission, the Senate put off ac tion until Monday on major issues in the independent offices appropri ation bill, which Include: The McKellar proposal to require Senate confirmation of all Govern ment employes paid $4,500 or more a year, curtailment of the powers of the Tennessee Valley Authority, proposed restrictions on the Radio Intelligence Division of the Federal Communications Commission and curbs on agencies created by execu tive order. Sharp controversy over the FCC was forecast by yesterday's debate, in which Senator Mead, Democrat, of New York defended the agency’s radio war work, while Senator Bridges, Republican, of New Hamp shire contended the President had overridden the wishes of high mili tary authorities on this subject. Burton Loses Fight. Senator Burton, Republican, of Ohio made a futile fight against the Appropriations Committee rider, banning use of any more funds after July 1 to maintain the legal ex amining unit set up in the Civil Service Commission by executive order to pass on lawyers entering the Government service. The ban was adopted on a roll call, 49 to 15. Senator McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee, in charge of the bill, de fended the committee proposal, but expressed hope that adequate ma ichinery will bet set up by law for WILLIAMS, BRENDA. Fell asleen In Jesus on Thursday, March 16. 1944. BRENDA WILLIAMS the loving daughter Herman Williams and Mrs. Ordey Williams and loving sister of Herman Williams, Jr. She also Is survived by two grandmothers. Mrs. Clara Williams and Mrs. Della Diggs: one great-grandmother and other relatives and a host of friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines tc Co funeral home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. Itt Mmurtam. ADAMS. ERNEST. In memory of our loved one, ERNEST ADAMS, who departed this life six years ago today. March 7. 1938. Not dead to those who loved him. Not lost, but just gone before! He lives with us in memory And will forevermore. SON. RAYMOND L. ADAMS. AND FAM ILY. • ADAMS, ERNEST L. Sacred to the memory of my dear father, ERNEST L. ADAMS, who departed this life six years ago today. March 17, 1938. You left behind broken heart* That loved you so sincere. But never did and never will Forget you. Father, dear. HIS LOVING WIFE. ANNIE, AND CHIL DREN, NAOMI. AMELIA, IRENE AND RAYMOND. • GRANER, MARY E. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, MARY E. GRANER. who died one year ago today, March 17, 1943. Time passes on, one year has passed Since death, its gloom, its shadows cast Within our home, where all seemed bright. And took our mother, a shining light. We miss her so and ever will. Her vacant place there is none to All; Down here we mourn, but not in vain, For up In Heaven we will meet again. DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. • GRANER, MAY. In loving memory of my sister. MAY GRANER. who passed away a year ago today, March 17, 1943. Her weary days of pain. Her troubled nights are past, And in my heart I know She has sweet rest at last. HER DEVOTED SISTER, ANNIE MERTZ. , GROVES, JANE M. A tribute of love and devotion to my dear daughter. JANE M. GROVES, who passed away three years ago today, March 17, 1941. Just a line of sweet remembrance . And a memory, fond and true; Just a token of our devotion. That our hearts still grieve for you. MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHERS. • HAWKINS, MARY E. In memory of my beloved mother, MARY E. HAWKINS,, who departed this life twenty years ago today, March 17, 1924. ?o future or fame can ever ebmpare o a mother’s love or a mother’s prayer: And of all God's gifts there isn't another Sa«s. . HAWKINS, MARY E. In loving memory Of my dear aunt, MARY E. HAWKINS, who departed this life twenty years ago today, March 17, 1924. When those we love have stepped across _The threshold of Ood's door. They leave behind those memories That make us love them more. DEVOTED NIECE. ROSA J. TAYLOR. • . HENDERSON, BERTHA FRITCHETT. In loving memory of our dear mother. BER THA PRITCHETT HENDERSON, who de parted this life four years ago yesterday, March 16. 1940. Every day brings sweet memories of you. dear mother. And every hour brings a tear: Within our hearts we will always cherish Thoughts of you we loved so dear. HER CHILDREN. EARL HENDERSON, DORIS UPSHUR, LOUISE PRYOR; GRANDCHILDREN AND SISTER. MARIA TOLSON. AND FAMILY. HERBERT, ADA. In sad but loving re membrance of ADA HERBERT, beloved wife of George A. Herbert, who departed this life four years ago today, March 17, 1940. Never shall I cease to love you, Never shall your memory fade: The sweetest love forever lingers In our hearts for you today. HER HUSBAND, GEORGE. • HERBERT, ADA. In sad but loving re membrance of my mother. ADA HERBERT, who departed this life four years ago to dya. March 17. 1940. Today recalls a memory Of a loved one laid to rest: And the on* who thinks of her today Is the one who loved her best. DAUGHTER, OLLIE. • HUTCHINSON. FRANK B. A tribute of love and devotion to the memorv of mi dear son, FRANK B. HUTCHINSON, who departed this life one year ago today, March 17. 1043. Today recalls a memory Of a loved one laid to rest: And those who think of him today Are those who loved him best MOTHER. • KENNEY. LILLIE V. In sad but loving memory ot my mother and our grand mother. LILLIE V. KENNEY, who left us nine years ago today, March 17. 1036. The face 1 loved is now laid low. Her loving voice is still' The hand so often clasped in mine Lies now in death s cold chill. I often alt and think of her When I am all alone, For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. LOVING DAUGHTER. BEULAH FERGU SON, AND GRANDDAUGHTERS LEF.. JOHN, HENRIETTA, WILLIAM. EVERETT AND ESTELLE. In remembrance of my father, JOHN LEE. who passed away May S. 1007: my mother. HENRIETTA. September 6, ISO?: my brother. WILLIAM E , June 27, 1027; my brother. EVERETT. April 18, 1018. and my dear sister, ESTELLE, March 17, 1030. This recalls The memory of those happy days, When we were all together ELIZABETH M. LEE. • MENEFEE. JAMES REID. In sad but lovign remembrance of our dear son. JAMES REID MENEFEE. who passed away in Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, Md„ March 17. 1043. Gone are the steps we loved so dear, Silenced the voice we loved to hear; Too tar away for sight or speech. But not too far for thoughts to reach. More and more each day we miss you. Friends may think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That is within our hearts concealed. HIS DEVOTED PARENTS. PEARLE AND JIM MENEFEE. • NEWMAN, RICHARD. To your memory we breathe a player of love Never had much show about you, Never cared for dress, Sort o' spent your life a-sowing Seeds of happiness Vain the tribute we would pay you. Words cannot express What it meant to have you with us And our thankfulness. BERTIE, PEARL, ELOYCE AND ED. • PALMER, EMMA V. In sad but loving remembrance of our mother, EMMA V. PALMER, who departed this life thirty eight years ago today March !7. 1008 HER CHILDREN. • PIERCE. INEZ MANNING. In sacred remembrance of our wife, sister and aunt. INEZ MANNING PIERCE, who entered into eternal rest ten years ago today, March 17, 1934. Today is a day of remembrance And many a sad regret. A day we shall all remember When the rest of the world forgets. HUSBAND ELLSWORTH PIERCE AND HER FAMILY. SMITH. FRANK I. In loving memory of our dear husband and lather FRANK I SMITH, who passed away seven years Rgo, March 17, 1937 HIS LOVING WIFE. FANNIE. AND DAUGH TER, BLANCHE. • WEISSMUELLER. MICHAEL. In lov ing remembrance of our father, MICHAEL WEISSMUELLER, who departed this life fourteen years ago. March 17. 1030. Juat to know him was to love him. Just to love him was to share In the kind and generous spirit That went with him everywhere. And the lasting kindness of him Cannot ever pass away, But continues through the dawning Of a better, brighter day THE FAMILY. • REDS ADVANCE ON SOUTHERN FRONT—Reuters said today that Soviet forces have reached the Dniester River “at several points” on the old Rumanian frontier. Arrows mark major advances and action in Southern Russia, reported by Moscow. While Red Army beat back fleite German counterattacks in the Proskurov sector, other Red forces neared Vinnitsa and Zhme rinka, cut the Odessa-Zhmerinka railway with the capture of Vapnyarka and advanced to within 20 miles of Nikolaev by capturing Nova-Odessa. —A. P. Wirephoto. governing the selection of lawyers for Government legal work. The House sometime ago passed a bill to give legislative sanction to the legal examining unit, but the Senate Civil Service Committee has never ap proved the House action. Senator Downey, Democrat, of California also failed in an effort to restore about half of the $4,995,000 the Senate committee cut from the Civil Service Commission’s personnel fund. Instead, the Senate approved restoration of $840,000 of the original cut. Bridges Assails Action. The House cut $1,500,000 from the FCC’s appropriation for the next fiscal year starting July 1, but Sen ator Mead offered an amendment to put it back. He said an investiga tion by President Roosevelt last year proved the FCC Intelligence services were valuable to the Army and Navy and civilian Government agencies. Senator Bridges asserted the Pres ident was trying to “superimpose his authority over that of the Army and Navy by continuing this agency which is duplicating intelligence ac tivities” of the armed services. "Who’s running this war?” Sen ator Bridges demanded. “Is the President, in a political way, run ning it or is the Army and Navy?” Senator Bridges said he believed Congress should take the word of Secretary of War Stimson and Sec retary of the Navy Knox who wrote Mr. Roosevelt early in 1943 pro posing that the FCC’s intelligence activities be transferred to the Army and Navy. The President turned down the suggestion. Norris’ Telegram Read. Senator McKellar ran into op position from former Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska in his attempt to abolish the TVA’s revolving fund. After Senator McKellar attacked TV A Chairman David E. Lilienthal, Senator Hill of Alabama, Demo cratic whip, read the Senate a tele gram in which Ur. Norris, so-called "father of the TVA,” asserted his "absolute faith in the integrity, honesty and ability” of Mr. Lilien thal. Senator Hill, opposing the Mc Kellpr amendment to force TVA’s power receipt* into the Treasury and limit its spending to appro priations, read the telegram after Senator McKellar asserted Mr. Nor ris once criticized Mr. Lilienthal. Senator McKellar termed the Nor ris telegram “sharp strategy” on the part of Mr. Lilienthal and his "associates and allies.” Capt. Arthur H. Yando Buried in Arlington Funeral services for Capt. Arthur H. Yando, 51, commanding officer of the Naval Dental School, Bethes da Medical Center, who died there Tuesday after a brief illness, were held at 10:30 a.m. today at Fort Myer Chapel. Full military honors were paid at the services conducted by Navy Chaplain D. W. Fraher. Burial was in Arlington Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were the following cap tains of the Navy Dental Corps: Albert Knox, Robert S. Davis, Spry Claytor, James I. Root, Alfred Harris and Rae Pitton. A native of Brandon, Vt., and a graduate of Tufts College Dental School, Capt. Yando entered the Navy in 1917 as a reserve officer He was commissioned in the Dental Corps on July 1, 1918. He became a member of the staff of the Naval Dental School in 1937, after serving in various bases and ships. He had been commanding officer of the Dental School since February, 1942. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jessie C. Yando, and a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Murray. His home was at 110 East Glenbrook road, Bethesda, Md. Wade M. Miles Dies; Virginia ABC Official By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va„ Mar. 17.—Wade M. Miles. 56. director of the Di vision of Licenses and hearing offi cer for the Virginia Alcoholic Bev erage Control Board, died yesterday at a local hospital after several months of ill health. Mr. Miles had been in the service of the Commonwealth for approxi mately 25 years. He joined the In dustrial Commission of Virginia when that agency was formed in 1919 and served as hearing com missioner. He transferred to the ABC Board in 1934. St. Patrick, Mo., In Spotlight; Mail Bags Laden By the Associated Press. ST. PATRICK, Mo., Mar. 17.— This village of 53, only one in the United States bearing the name St. Patrick, steps into the spotlight every March 17. Postmaster John Logsdon, using green ink and a special shamrock cancellation device < through courtesy of the Post Office Department), has mailed 20,000 letters and postcards bearing the stamp "St. Patrick.” 114 D. C. Selectees To Report Tomorrow A total of 114 District selectees, found Qualified for the armed forces on their pre-induction ex aminations, have been ordered by their draft boards to report for in duction tomorrow. In addition, eight volunteers were inducted into the armed forces yes terday. They are Harold J. Rich ards, Lorrey B. Player and Vernon C. Wilson, for the Army, and Wil liam R. Lamm, Woodrow L. Brady, William B. Drake, Ernest L. Man grum, jr„ and Hiram J. Farrell for the Navy. Men reporting for induction to morrow include 65 for the Army and 39 for the Navy. The list follows: _ ARMY. S' C. Dorsey. Clifton M. Jenkins'. Roland T. Graham,*Tlmothy Leggett, Eugene S. Hall. Eugene W. Rfvi3 H- . Harper. Roland E. O Neill, Gordon A. Jenifer. Melvin F. Robertson. Robert J. Johnson, Frank A. Schwarg, Richard H. Persons. Ulysses 8. Sprague. Thomas M. Scott, Edward L. Walsh. Robert E. Simms. Oliver 8. D. Anton. George J Williams. Frank E. Bernard. Edmund F. Gilchrist. WlUie Bigelow. Robert 8. Gross. Ernest Christmas. W. G. Hamilton. Norman Robyns. Edwin s. Jackson, Richard C. Iacangelo. Pasquale Mundv, Govan R Jansson, Alf n. Myers. Charlie R. Martin, James W. Ashton. Jacob R. McDaniel, James D. Brown. Herbert Prezioso. John W. Hall. Robert H.» ghufeld. Herman H. Jones, Eugene M. Williams, Zed L., Jr. Lane, James 8. Barrick, Charles L. McMoore, Alfred Carpenter. Carl J. Mudd. Albert Carpenter. Wm. P. Rice. William H. Dent, Calvin L. Hawkins, Robert M. Kirk. Robah C. -Skelton, Robert H. Maritsas. Steve Brown. James E. Reed, Robert C. Christian. James W. Balthron. N. R. Fletcher. Bennie H. Bvrd. Larry A., Jr. Harris, Lester Bridges, George A. Lewis. Cleo L. Copelin, Charles E. NAVAL FORCES. Oregory. David W. Howie, Newton Hey, Jerome B. _ MUler, August F. Mulligan, Charles T. Ridgeway. Joseph D. HorveU. David L. Skinner, Curtis J. Montgomery. J. J. Utz. James G. Moore, Charles E. Williams, Edward R. Paper, Hyman 8. Stsunton, Joseph Bak er. James N. Johnson. James Dunbar. Francis L. Graham, John M. Orav. Kenneth A. Nellums. John W. Malamut. Irving Postell. Joseph F. Nalls. Calvin J. Biggers, William Wells, Frank J. Contee, Isaac A. Henderson. C. 8 Cooper, Willie McAllister, Joseph Parker, William A. Miller, Arthur L. Pendleton, Joseph F. Weedon, Stuart A. Petty. Walter J. Wyatt. Wilson P. Taylor, John W. Brumfield. Lucius N. Taylor. Wallace K. Cohen. Alexander Colonel Administers WAC Oath to Secretary Col. John B. Cooley, chief of the enlisted branch of the Adjutant General’s Office, was appointed “re cruiting officer” temporarily yester day so he could swear into the WACS his 20-year-old secretary, Gilberts Lyons. Miss Lyons took the oath in Col. Cooley’s office after she had ex pressed her desire to be “in the Army, not just with it.” She leaves Wednesday for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., to take the five-week basic training course. She came to the War De partment on April 1, 1942, from her home in Asheville, N. C.. and has lived in Alcott Hall, West Potomac Park. Dr. Petiot Is Indicted In 'Bluebeard' Slayings By the Associated Press. LONDON, Mar. 17.—The Vichy radio said last night that Dr. Mar cel Petiot had been formally indict ed for the “Bluebeard” murder of some 30 persons whose remains have been found in the doctor's villa in a fashionable section of Paris. Dr. Petiot’s wife and a brother Maurice were charged with com plicity in the crimes, the Vichy broadcast said. K SHEET MUSIC MUSIC BOOKS ■■■ ■ MM. ■ ■■■■ ■■ - ■— i ■ ■ - . J I .. i i?. ' ' /• ■ '• Call Chambers Ambulance Service : Columbia : ' 0432 ANY CITY CALL MODERN SERVICE MOO Chopin St. N.W.. CO. 0432 i 517 11th Street S.E., AT. T700 31it end M St». N.W., Ml. 0123 ^ Kiverdole. Merylond, WA. 1221 Representative O'Leary Rites Arranged Monday Requiem mass for Representative James A. O'Leary, 54, Democrat, of New York, who died yesterday at his home in West New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y„ after a long illness, will be sung at 9:30 am. Monday at St. Peter’s Church, New Brighton. House members paying tribute to Mr. O’Leary yes terday included R e presentatives Celler, Delaney, Pay and Torrens of New York; Bender of Ohio, Cochran of Mis- **«•• 0'L»»rr. souri and McCormack of Massachu setts. Speaker Rayburn appointed Rep resentatives Celler, Delaney, O’Brien, Fish and Burchill, all of New York, and Powers of New Jersey to attend the funeral. The Senate yesterday adopted a resolution of condolence and named Senators Wagner and Mead of New York to attend the funeral. Marines Keep Smiling With 'Punny' Songs By the Associated Press. SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC (Delayed).—The marines who went into the Gilberts singing “Tarawa-boom-dee-ay” have a rival for the worst pun on a song. Marines in the Solomons, accord ing to Staff Sergt. William S. Frank of Washington, a marine combat correspondent, are singing “After Rabaul Is Over.” Danish Botanist Dies; Reputed to Be 111 »7 tht Auoclttfd press. JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Mar. 17. Clarence H. Dennesen, former pro fessor of botany at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and said by acquaintances to be 111 years old, died in a hospital here yesterday after a brief illness. Prof. Dennesen’s pupils included several members of European royal families. He had resided here since 1881. Experiments in horticulture and botany occupied most of his time during the last few decades. He has no known survivors. Eastman Funeral Services Set for This Afternoon Funeral services for Joseph B. Eastman, 61, director of the Office of Defense Transportation, will be held at 2 pm. today at All Souls’ Memorial Episcopal Church, Cathe dral avenue and Woodley place N.W. The Rev. H. H. D. Sterret, rector, will officiate. Burial will be in Binghamton, N. Y. Mr. Eastman, for 25 years a mem ber of the Interstate Commerce Commission, died Wednesday at Emergency Hospital from a heart ailment. His friends said that death was hastened by overwork. Mr. Eastman's only survivor is a sister, Miss Elizabeth Eastman, with whom he made his home at 2266 Cathedral avenue N.W. Turtles 'Essential Employes' MARYVILLE, Tenn. (VP).—Those two turtles at the bottom of the mash barrel, the mountaineer moon shiner explained to raiding deputies, were “essential employes.” They stirred the mixture while he attend ed to other duties. James H. Maurer Dies; Former Socialist leader Bjr the Associated Prese. READING, Pa., Mar. 17—James H. Maurer, who devoted 34 of his 79 years to the Socialist party and twice was its nominee for the vice presidency, died at his home last night. Sponsor of Pennsylvania’s work men's compensation law, he served three terms in the State’s House of Representatives, first Socialist ever elected to the General Assembly. A "right wing'’ member of the party, he broke in 1936 with Norman Thomas, who had been his running mate in 1928 and 1932, and resigned his party membership. He was president of the Pennsyl vania Federation of Labor for 16 years. Son of a policeman’s widow, Mr. Maurer had only 10 days of formal education. He learned to read at the age of 16 through a Knights of Labor educational program, Joined the Knights in 1880 and became a Socialist party member in 1902. Hog Eats License Plates SCIPIO, Utah (jP).—A farmer left his truck complete with new license standing in a livestock loading yard. When he returned a hog was finish ing eating the plastic license plates. Iril^AIONUMENTS M T *40up II 1 MARKERS MS”? fijj | FA. LV EAT m Wgranite CO. INC w Vi Etfab/tohorl SO Hun WW H»209 UPSHUR ST NW L— -Hr* C Rock Crook Crmrlwy ■ T AY LOR 11QO Z0nB'ni'nt Urn,, * -OesoMf. 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