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(Earb of (Thanks
TURNER, MRS. MYRTLE. The family
©f the late Mrs MYRTLE TURNER
vi.-hes to thank the many relatives and
friends for their kindness during her 111
' ness and at her death.
HARRY TURNER AND FAMILY. *
Dratlja
AIRMAN. JOHN BARR. On Sunday
July 11, 1948. at Doctors Hospital. JOHN
B.^RR AIRMAN, a~ed 82. husband of Flora
L Duncan Alkman and father of Dun
cai> Aikmaii funeral services private at
thr S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901
14lli st. n.w.. on Tuesday. July 13. at 3
p.m. Interment private. 13
BADEN*. JAMES H. Suddenly, on Sat
urday. July 10, 1948. at Doctors Hospital.
JA.iiLS ti BAD&N. be.ovta husoand of
E lzabeth B. Baden and father of James
K. r., Thomas B Baden, and Mrs. Mary
Baden Parker and brother of Mrs. S. A
fctanford. Mrs. G B Kspey and Mrs B. A
Du Bois. Friends may call at his late
residence. 4340 Nichols ave. sc. until
9:30 am. Tuesday. July 13. Requiem
muss will be offered at the Church of the
Assumption. 340.a Nichols ave. s.e.. at 10
a m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 12
BADEN. JAMES H. Members of Wash
ington Council are notinea 01
Hhe death oi Brother JAMES
H. BADEN and are requested
to assemble at his late resi
dence. 4.'i4o Nichols ave. s.w
Monday. July 1Z. 1»4K, at H.:u\
p.in.. to say prayers for the
icauac ui suui.
CHARLES E. McCUSKER. Grand Knight.
LAWRENCE J. McDONNELL. Fin. Sec y.
BLACK. ALONZO. On Sunday. July 11.
1948. ALONZO BLACK of 513 M st. ne..
beloved husband of Evelyn Black. The
late Mr. Black may be viewed at the above
residence after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Fu
neral Thursday. July 15. at Mount Olivet
Baptist Church, nth st. between L and M
sts n.e . at 1 p.m Rev. John Childs offi
ciating. interment Harmony Cemetery.
Services by Stewart. 14
BROWN. RIFES ANDREW JACKSON.
On Wednesday. July t. 1948. RUFUS
ANDREW JACKSON BROWN, beloved hus
band of Mae Brown. He a.so leaves five
sisters, one brother, other relatives and
friends After in a.m . Monday. July 12.,
friends may call at tne W. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church. 1 132 U st n.w. Funeral
service* Tuesday. July 13. at p m . at the
above funera* church Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Wood lawn
Cemetery. T~
BURISS. ALBERTA Suddenly, on Sat
urday. July in. 1948. at her residence.
3ns Kentucky ave. s.e ALBERTA BURISS.
beloved daughter of Laura Claggett. de
voted wife of Carson C. Buriss. She is
also survived by six sisters, two brothers
and a host of other relatives and friends, i
Friends maj call after 5 p.m. on Mon
day. July 3 2. Funeral Tuesday. July 13. j
at 1 Dm. from t.he above-named funeral i
-home. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. • |
CALWELL. PVT. JOHN CHESTER. Passed i
awav in England on February i:(, i
j J145. PVT. JOHN CHESTER
IlSS CALWELL. beloved son of Ora M.
! Sfig Calwell iPadgett > and Charles L.
Calwell. Survived by two broth- i
ers. Charles M. Calwell and Wil-;
Lam L Calwell: also three sisters. Mrs.!
Dot Perrv. Mrs. Miriam Marinella and
Mrs Beatrice Piper. Funeral services will
b» at Arlington National Cemetery. Thurs
day. July IS. at •> p.njt Frienos and rela
tives invited.
CHAMPION. HENRY A. On Sundav.
July 1 1 1W48. at Mount Alto Hospital.
HENRY A. CHAMPION, beloved husband
of Mrs Consetta Champion; brother of
Frank. John. Isaae and Mary Champion.
He also leaves a host of other relatives
and friends. Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangements bv W. Ernest Jarvis Co.
CROWN. WALLACE. Suddenly, on Sun
day. July 11. 11148. at Suburban Hospital.
WALLACE CROWN, beloved brother of
Mrs. Walter P. Allen of Potomac. Md
Remains resting at the Colonial Fimerai
Home of Win. Reuben Pumphrey, Rock
ville. Md,. where funeral services will be
held Wednesday. July. 14. at 11 a.m. In
terment Rockville Union Cemetery. 1J t
Oe THIERRY, MARY T. On Sunday
Julv 11. 11148, at Alexandria Hospital.
MARY T. de THIERRY, the beloved wife
of the late Alphonsa de Thierry. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral Home.
HU Pa. ave. s.e.. on Tuesday, July 1.1.
at 8:h0 a.m.; thence to St. Peter's Church. ;
where mass will be offered at 0 a m. Rel
atives and friends Invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
DUCKETT, EMMA BETTY LEE On
Sunday. July 11. 1048. at her residence,
•'335 N. Culpeper st.. Arlington. Va .
EMMA BETTY LEE DUCKETT, beloved
wife of Cornells Duckett : devoted
of Evelyn Newman; sister of Effietl Willis.
Louise Smith and Columbus Rudisill. She ,
also leaves other relatives and friends!
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by;
W. Ernest Jarvis Co.
EDWARDS. JACQUELINE YOUNG. On
Sundav Julv 4. 1048. at Montross. Va...
JACQUELINE YOUNG EDWARDS of.l-•
South 13th st.. Arlington. Va.. belovea
wife of Lawrence V. Edwards and daugh
ter of the late James W. and Lula L Ed
wards. sister of the Misses Vera. OPalt,
nnri Jumta Young. Mrs. L. M. Cnristian.
Mrs Charles L Willey and Mrs. Rooen
Kells Remains resting at the Ives
neraY Home. •>147 Wil»°n bWd.. Arlington.
Va.. until Tuesday. July 13. at tt..Mi' a.nv
thenre to Fort Myer Chapel, where fu
neral services will be held Tuesday. July
13. at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery.
F.ICHELBERGER. EMMA H. Suddenly,
on Saturday. July 104b, EMMA H
xriruvi rfrgER of 4701 Conn. ave. n.w
at theS H. Hines Co. Funeral
Hnme °jioi 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesday.
July 13. at 11 a.m Interment Flint Hill
Cemetery, Vienna. Va.
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FRYE. A*<NIE. On Sunday, July 11.
I me. at George Washington Hospital,
ANNIE FRYE of 7500 Blain st. n.e.. Car
mody Hills. Md . beloved wile of Willard
W. Frye, mother of Donald L. and William
A Bridges, and Woodrow W. Frye. She
is also survived by two sisters and two
brothers. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e.,
where services will be held on Wednesday.
July 14. at 2 a,m. Interment Cedar Hilt
Cemetery. 13
FREYHOLD. FLORA. On Saturday
July 10. 1948. FLORA FREYHOLD. sister
of Mrs Ottilie Spengerman and the late
Felix Freyhold. Services and interment
private.
GILLIKIN. PVT. CHARLES W. On July
25 1944, in England. Pvt. CHARLES W.
GILLIKIN. beloved son of Charles C. and
Tiille A. Gillikin; brother of Jack apd Bob
Gillikin and Mrs. Kenneth Cheneworth.
Reburial Arlington National Cemetery
Wednesday. July 14. at 2 p m. Friends
invited. 13
GORMAN, ALICE . M. Suddenly, on
Monday. July 12. 1948. at her residence,
19<M> F st. n.w.. ALICE M. GORMAN
beloved daughter of the late Edward A.
and Catherine M. Gorman; sister of John
J. Gorman of Norfolk. Va.. and the late
Thomas A. Gorman ol Washington. D. C.
She also is survived by nieces and
nephews. Notice of funeral later.
GUARAGNA. FRANK. On Saturday,
July 10. 1948 at Sibley Hospital. FRANK
GUARAGNA. the beloved husband of the
late Assunta Guaragna and father of Mrs
Jeanne G. McIntosh and the late Alfred
Guaragna. Funeral from the Saflel Fu
neral Home. 475 H st. n.w.. on Tuesday.
July 13, at 8:30 a m. Requiem high mass
at Holy Rosary Church, at 9 a m. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. 12
HACKEL. FRANCES E. On Saturday.
July lo. 1948. after a long illness. FRAN
CES F.. HACKEL of J231 Potomac ave.
s.e . daughter of Mrs. Lillie Mack and de
voted wife of Frank Hackel. She also is
survived by three sisters, two brothers,
many other relatives and friends. Re:
mains may be viewed at Barnes Sc Mat
thews’ Funeral Home. HI 4 4th st. s.w..
after 4 p.m. Monday. July 12. Funeral
Tuesday, July 13. at 1 p.m.. from Mount
Joy Baptist Church. 4th st. between E
and F sts. s.e.,* Rev. R. M. Randall offi
ciating Interment Augusta. Ga.
HAKFIDAY. ANNIE. On Sunday. July
11. 1 9i.n. ai Mont-ornery County Hospital
ANNIE HARRIDAY. loving mother of Mrs.
Laura Brown. Also surviving are five
grandchildren, three great-grandchildren
a.ia a host of other relatives and friends
Remains resting at her late residence.
Mount Zion. Md.. after 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Julv II. Funeral Wednesday. July 14.
at 2 pm. at Mount Zion Church. Mount
Zion. Ma. Interment church cemetery.
Services bv‘Snowden Sc Davis. 13
HAVENNER, JOHN LEON. On Sunday,
July 11. 1948. at Prince Georges General
Hospital, JOHN LEON HAVENNER. be
loved husband of Florence B. Havenner
and father of John L., Louis C. and James
A. Havenner and Mrs. Belle M. Hasting.
Mrs. Thomas E. Edwards, Mrs. Esther M.
Schonle. Mrs. Joseph R. Rangel and Mrs.
Helena Thompson. Services at Chambers'
Funeral Home. 517 11th st. s.e., on
Wednesday. July 14, at 2:30. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13
HOLLETT. LT. COL. GEORGE L„ V. S. j
July 10, 1948. at St. Petersburg.
Fla . Lt. Col. GEORGE L. HOL
LETT. U. S. M. C., retired, of
1000 23rd ave. n.. St. Peters
burg. Fla., and Falls Church. Va..
beloved husband of Ruth Dukes
noiMMi; iamcr 01 nuui ueume nuueti. oi.
Petersburg. Fla : stepfather of Nelson
George Harris of Woodbury. N. J.. and
Lt Frank W. Harris, U. S. M. C., of
Guam. M. I.; brother of Mrs. G. J. Sym
inton of Los Angeles. Calif., and Mrs. Wal- I
ter P. Davison. New York City. Remains
resting at S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2901 14th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
HOLLOWAY. WILLIAM HINTON. On
Saturday. July 10. 194K. WILLIAM
HiNTGN HOLLOWAY of 1921 Kalorama
rd. n.w . husband of Effie C. Holloway and
father of Mrs. Anne H. Torbert. Private
services and interment will be held at;
Marietta. Pa., on Tuesday, July 13, at1
1 p.m.
• HUGHES. WILLIAM SIDNEY. Departed
this life Friday. July 9, 194S. at 2:4o a.m.,
at his residence. .NU3 T st. n.w., WILLIAM
SIDNEY HUGHES. He leaves a devoted j
wife. Inex Janey Hughes: two aunts, Marie I
Brown and Blanche Staton: one uncle. ‘
James Hughes, and a host of other rela- j
tives and friends. The late Mr. Hughes,
may be viewed at the above residence i
after 4 p m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday.
July 13, at 1 p.m., from the Greater Lane
C M. E. Church. 14th and C sts n.e. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
Services by Stewart. - 12
HUGHES. WILLIAM S. Members of the
n.eese tuiopc r-uai nu. a,
American Legion, will hold Le
ftgion services for our deceased
fromrade. WILLIAM S. HUGHES.
□ Monday. July 12. at 8 D.m., at
^his late residence. 80# T st.
n.w
T T PPHPDCnK rnmHr
H. J BULLOCK, sr., Adjt. 12
HUGHES, WILLIAM. Columbia Lodge.
hereby notified of the funeral of i
Brother WILLIAM HUGHES.
Funeral services at the Greater I
Lane C. M. E. Church. 14th and*
C sts. n.e.. on Tuesday, July VI,
at. 1 Dm
JAMES L. WATSON. Sr.. Exalted Ruler.
HARRY R. PRATT. Secretary.
HURWITZ. SEAMAN *»/C SAMUEL. On I
juur 0> i!iiuiaiouui,
France. Seaman ‘J/'c SAMUEL
HURWITZ. beloved son of Joseph
and Sarah Hurwitz and devoted
brother of Mrs. Lillian Wiseman.
Rebecca. Charlotte. Aaron and I
Jacob Hurwitz Funeral services I
at me Bernard uanzansay <v oon ru
neral Home. 3501 14th st. n.w.. on Tues
day. July 13. 1948. at 11 a.m. Inter
ment Northeast Congregation Cemetery.
12
HUltWITZ. fEAMAN 2 C SAMUEL.
Members of all posts of the D.
C. Department. Jewish War
Veterans of the United States,
are requested to attend funeral
services for Seaman ‘.1 c SAM- j
UEL HURW1TZ. at the Ber- ,
nard Danzansky & Son Funeral j
Wnmp 14th st. n.w., on
Tuesday. July 13. 194S, at 1 1 a-n'- 1
LOUIS GOLDBERG. Commander
FALK HARMEL Adjutant 12 !
JACKSON. JULIAN A. Suddenly, on
Saturday. July 10. JS<4« at his residence.
9 Hanover pi. n.w . JULIAN A JACKSON,
beloved husband of Geneva E. S. Jackson.
He is also survived by one aunt, one uncle, j
several cousins and other relatives and
friends. After 4 p.m.. Tuesday friends;
may call to see the late Mr Jackson at
the above address Funeral frcm Metro
politan Baptist Church. Wednesday. July
j 4, at i p.m. Rev. E. C. Smith officiating.
Arrangements by L. E. Murray & Son. 13
KAIN. MARTIN J. On Sunday July 11.
194 8 at midnight. MARTIN J. KAIN. in
his 88th vear. beloved husband of the late
Katherine Kain. Notice of services later.
KIARb. RACHEL JANE. On Sunday.
July 11, 1948. RACHEL JANE KLARE oi
.323 Webster st. n.w., beloved wile of the
late George W. Klare and motner oi Mrj.
H H Roof ol Miami. Fla.; Mrs Walter R
Meek of Marion, Ind.: Lawrence Klare of
Washington. D. C.: Herman H Klare of
New Orleans. La., and Mrs. Paul D
son of Baltimore. Md. Ten grandchildren
and 14 great grandchildren also survive
Friends may call at the Bircn Funeral
Home. 30.44 M st. n.w.. where services
will be held on Wednesday, July 14. at
Z p.m. interment Glenwood Cemetery. 13
LOWRY. ETHEL LILLIAN. On Satur
day. July 19. 1948. at her daughters1
residence. Seabrook. Md.. ETHEL LILLIAN
LOWRY’, beloved wife of Calvert Lowry
and mother ol Calvert M. and William B
Lou rv. Mis. Lillian Robertson and Mrs.
Elaine W.lkins. Services at Chambers
Southeast Funeral Home. 517 11th st. s.e..
on Tuesday, July 13. at 1 p.m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 13
IOWRY. ETHEL L. Officers and mem
V* a* bers of Martha Dandridge
Council No. 1. Daughters of;
America, are hereby notified of i
the death of the late sister,
ETHEL L. LOWRY. Daughters
.. of America services, Monday
V July 12. 8 p m »
AGNES MOLANDER. Councilor.
GRACE LOWRY RICKETTS. Secretary.
MACK. MINNIE L. Departed this life
on Thursday. July 8. 1948. at her resi
dence. 4119 Eye st. s.e.. Apt. 11. MINNIE,
L MACK beloved mother ol Louise King, I
Thelma Washington and Edith Hawkins.
She also leaves two grandchildren, two
stepchildren, one devoted sister. Mrs. Es-,
telle'Dorsey: one son-in-law. four nieces,
two nephews and a host of other relatives i
and friends. Remains resting at her late
residence after 4 P.m Monday. July 1*.. j
Funeral Tuesday. July 13. at 1 p.m., from
East Calvary Methodist Church, 14th and
B sts. s.e . Rev J A. Arter officiating.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.' Arrangements by
the Better Funeral Home. 1203 Walter^st.
s.e. 43
McCOY, EUNICE BRAXTON. Entered
Into eternal rest on Saturday. Jt'ly ill.
U‘48. at Freedmen's Hospital. EUNICE
BRAXTON McCOY of 1251 Carrollburg pi:
s w . the devoted wife of John Thomas Mc
Cov. jr„ and daughter of John Braxton
She also is survived by theree sisters, four
brothers, other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhittes &
Co. pStneral Home. 3rd and I sts. s.w..
where friends may call on Monday. July
[12. after 4 p m. Funeral Tuesday. July
13. Warsaw, Va.
McDANlEL. LEVINIA O. On Friday.
■July 9. 1948. LEVINIA O. McDANlEL of
54 R st. n.w.. widow of the late Robert
McDaniel; aunt of Rexford and Julia Ovel
| tor.: grand aunt of Vivian and Rexford
Ovclton. ir.. of Washington, D C.. and
I Flovd Evans of Falls Church. Va. Other
relatives and friends also survive. From 2
to 4 p.m. Monday. July 12, friends may
1 call at Frazier's Funeral Home. Inc., 389
Rhode Island ave n.w. Funeral Tuesday.
July 13. from the Methodist Church,
Hatpers Ferry. W. Va.
METZ. LAURA A. On Sunday, July 11.
1948, LAURA A METZ ol the All-State
1 Hotel Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2991 14th st. n.w .'on Tues
! day. July 13. at 7:30 p m. Interment
Clarence Center. N. Y.
MORRIS. ORNALL CRANMER. At
Mexico City. Mexico, on Friday. July 2.
1948. ORNALL CRANMER MORRIS, hus
band of Lola Pearnow Morris and brother
of Fred C. Morris, Mrs. R. B. Fisher ol
Chelteunam. Pa: George E Morns ol
Morristown. Pa., and Daniel W. Morris of
! Wgvland N Y. Services will be held at
;Fort Myer Chapel. Tuesday. July 13. 2
p nr Interment Arlington National Ceme
tery. * 12
MORRIS. ORNALL C. A special com
munication of Stansbury Lodge
No. 24. F. A. A M.. will be held
in the temple in Brightwood at
i 12:30 p.m on Tuesday. Julv 13.
1948. to attend the funeral serv
# ices of our lat^ brother. ORNALL
C. MORRIS By order of the
worshipful master. w JACK
Attest: S. HARRY BAKER, Secretary.
Dralhfl
MYERS. MINNIE LOUISE. Suddenly, on
Sunday. July 11, 1948. at her residence,
1813 35th st. n.w.. MINNIE LOUISE;
MYERS, beloved wife of the late Frederick!
A. MYERS: another of Mrs. Alice M. Burtis. j
Washington. D. C., and Mrs. Mary Louise j
Morris of Denver, Colo.; sister of Mrs '
Alice R. Bradley and Mrs. Grace E. Pearce.;
Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Fu- i
neral services at St. Luke’s Methodist |
Church. 35th and Wisconsin ave. n.w., on
Wednesday, July 14. at 11 a.m. Inter
ment Oak Hill Cemetery. 13
NEAL, HARRY. On Sunday. July 11.
1948. HARRY NEAL of 4400 Sheriff rd.
I n.e. He leaves a devoted wife. Edith Neal,
and many relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the funeral home of Alexander
S. Pope. 414 15th st. s.e. Notice of fu
j neral later.
OAKCRUM. ANNA. On Monday. July
! 12, 1948. ANNA OAKCRUM. wile of George
! R. Oakcrum mother of Norman, Richard
and Crawford Oakcrum and Virginia O.
Johnson, and sister of Loretta J. Neblett,
Josephine Jefferson. Bertha J. Wilson. El
more and Scott Jefferson. Notice of (u
, ne*al later. Arrangements by Malvan &
Schey. *
ORELLANA, LOUIS ANTONIA. On Sun
day, July 11. 1948, at Garfield Memorial
Hospitaj. LOUIS ANTONIA ORELLANA, the
beloved husband of Josefa Dolores Orellana.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home. 14(H)
Chapin st. n.w.. on Thursday. July 15. at
9:.‘K) a.m. Mass will be offered at the
Cathedral of St Matthews'. Rhode Island
and Connecticut aves. n.w.. at 10 a na.
Interment St. Mary’s Cemetery.
QUEEN. THOMAS W. On Friday. July
9. 1948. at the Naval Hospital. Bethesda.
Md., THOMAS W. QUEEN of 4707 Dix st
n.e., beloved husband of Helen Queen,
father of Thomas Queen, Jr., and son of
Henry Queen He also leaves two sisters,
three brothers, other relatives and frinds.
Frinds mcy call at the W. Ernest Jarvis >
Fimeral Church. 1432 U st. n.w., after 10
a.m., Monday. July 12. Requiem mass at
the Holy Requiem Catholic Church. N. Y. 1
ave.. near N. J. ave. n.w,. Tuesday. July
13, at 9 a.m. Interment Arlington Na
tional Cemetery. 12
RAYFIELD. JANE MARIE. On Friday.
July 9. 1948. at Children's Hospital. JANE
MARIE RAYFIELD of 1728 North Quebec
st., Arlington. Va.. Infant daughter of |
Charles F and Erma J. Rayfleld and sister ,
of Judythe Ann Rayfleld. Remains resting
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson ;
blvd.. Arlington. Va.. where funeral serv
ices will be held. Tuesday. July 13. at
2:30 pm. Interment National Memorial
Park. ^ 12
REED, LOUIS E. On Saturday. July
10. 194 8. at his residence. 3118 Ritten
house st. n.w.. LOUIS E. REED, beloved
husband of the late Ida V. Reed and
father of Frank S. Reed and Robert H.
Reed. Funeral from the W. W. Deal Fu
neral Home. 3812 Georgia ave. n.w.. on
Tuesday, July 13. at 9 a.m. Please omit :
flowers. Interment private. Cedar HiJl1
Cemetery
ROBINSON. WILLIAM F. Suddenly, on
Saturday. July lit. 1V48. WILLIAM F.
ROBINSON of 18:14 Stanton tr. s.e., de
voted husband of Marv M. Robinson, be
loved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Harris: father
of Elizabeth, George and William Robinson,
jr.: brother of George W. Robinson of
Philadelphia. Pa. He also leaves other
relatives and many friends to mourn his
passing. Remains resting at John T. i
Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. :ird and Eye j
sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
ROSS, JOHN JAMES. On Saturday.)
Hospital.’ JOHN JAMES ROSS of
3034 Que st. n.w.. the beloved
husband of Elizabeth N. Ross:
brother of Mrs. I. P. Donaghey of
Madison. Wis. Services at St.
John's Episcopal Church. Lafay
ette sq. n.w . ai i,.in u.ui. 4ucouoj.|
jul v 13. Interment Arlington National;
Cemetery with full military honors. Serv- ■
ices by Chambers.
SARTAIN. S/SF.RGT. JOHN H. On Octo- j
SSergt. JOHN H. S ART A IN. Jr.,
beloved smi of John H. and
Eleanora V. Sartaln: brother of
William G.. Nancy L. and Win-1
fred A. Sartaln. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home.
fin si. aim ihboo. I
services on Wednesday. July 14, at 10.30
a m., in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 13 i
SMITH, JULIAN. On Friday. July P.
1948. JULIAN SMITH of 1520 Gales st.
n.e. Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc.
STAILEY. MINNIE P. On Saturday.
July 10. 1948. at her residence, 1-108
Meigs st. n.e., MINNIE P. STAILEY, be- i
loved wile of William S. Stalley and sister ;
of Harry Bardy. Nonnle Brown and Grace
Davis. Prayers at Chambers Southeast
Funeral Home, 517 11th st. s.e., on Tues
day, July 13, at 8:30 a m. Mass at St
Aloysius Catholic Church. N. Capitol and!
I sts.. at 9 a m. Interment Glenwood J
Cemetery. j.
TYLER. HATTIE. Entered Into eternal
rest on Saturday, July 10. 1048. at Freed- ; ■
men's Hospital. HATTIE TYLER. No. 0|,
Bacon lane. Muirkirk. Md. She leaves to
mourn her loss one daughter. Mrs Helen (i
Smith, one son-in-law. Mr. Maynard (
Smith, a devoted friend. Richard Tyler;:,
one niece. Mrs. Clara Lewis; other rela- J
fives and friends. Remains resting at
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. Jrd (
and I sts. s.w., where friends may call on
Tuesday. July 13. after 4 p.m. Funeral i
Wednesday. July 14, 1 p.m. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. i«>
WEST, MAZIE BEATRICE. On Satur- I
dav. July 10. 1948. at her residence, near
Colesville. Md., MAZIE B. WEST, daughter
of the late Henry and Laura Warfield.
She leaves a foster son, Eugene Duvall;
five nieces, eight nephews, a devoted friend
and a host of relatives and friends. Re-,
mains resting at Snowden & Davis Funeral <
Home, Rockville. Md.. after ti p.m. Mon- ,
day. July 12. Funeral Tuesday. July 13. |
at 1 p.m.. at Emory Grove Church, Emory
Grove. Md.. Rev. Wallace, pastor. Inter
ment church cemetery. j
WHITE. MARY E. CLARK Departed |
this life on Saturday. July l't l!'48.at .
s::iO p.m. MARY E. CLARK WHITE,
daughter^ of the late Mary V and John
W Clark, beloved mother of Mrs. Alfred a
C. Farrar, sister of Mrs. Celestine Smith.
Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mrs. Annetta C. | ■
Dixon, one son-in-law. many other rela- i '
tives and friends mourn their loss. After
rt o m.. Tuesday, July 13. remains may be
seen at Boyd s Funeral Home. 1-38 -Oth
st n.w. Funeral Wednesday. July 14. atj
1 (i;30 a.m. Interment Woodlawn Ceme- j
tery,
WILLHELM. MARY ANN. On Satur
day. July 10, 1948 MARY M. WILLHELM
(nee Deal), beloved wife of Robert E. , j
Willhelm: mother of Marshall and Robert
E. Willhelm: sister of H. Clifton and
Walter W. Deal. Violan Sherwood. Daisy
E Suit and Edna Mercer. Funeral from
the W. W. Deal Funeral Home. 4Ki :
Georgia ave. n.w . on Tuesday. July 13. at
1 p m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
YATES, ELLEN. On Saturday, July 10.
194 8, at the residence of her daughter.
1930 3rd st. n.w,. ELLEN YATES, be
loved mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Dowling.
She Is also survived by a sister. Mrs.
Sophie Fields: a son-in-law. Talbert E
Dowling, sr.: six grandchildren, five great
grandchildren and many friends. After
12 noon. Monday, July 12, friends
are Invited to call at the McGuire Fu
neral Home. 1820 9th st. n.w. where
services will be held Tuesday, July 13, at
1 pm. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 12
In Mrmflrtam
F0LL1N. MANDEBVILLE. In loving,
memory of our dear husband and father.
MANDERVILLE FOLLIN. who passed
away fourteen years ago today, July
1934.
Memories are treasures no one can steal.
Death leaves a wound no one can heal;
■He lives with us in memories still.
Not just today, but always will
HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
GOOCH. MINNIE ERNESTINE. In lov
ing remembrance of our dear mother,
MINNIE ERNESTINE GOOCH, who de
parted this life five years ago today, July,
12, 4943. DAUGHTBRS. *!
JACKSON, LOUISE. In loving remem
brance ol our dear daughter and sister, j
LOUISE JACKSON, who departed.this life |
fourteen years ago today, July 1 1934.,
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our mind.
The days we do not think of you
Are very hard to find. _
DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
KELLLV. WILLIAM O.; CLIFTON W.l
ANNIE E. AND MARIE E. Sacred to the
memory of our loved ones, father. WIL- j
LIAM O KELLEY. November H. 191 J.
brother. CLIFTON W KELLEY. August 23. j
11*34: mother. ,A,NNIE E. KELLEY. July
3. 1935. and sister. MARIE E. KELLti.
July 12. 194ft. P
At the end of the road there hangs
A gate to a garden fair.
A Diace of rest and happiness,
With sunshine everywhere.
Where hearts at last are free from pain
And sorrows* crushing load.
And where our love ones wait for us
In peace, at the end of the road
FAMILY. ANNA, JAMES AND ARCHiE.
PATANE. ROSARIA. In sad but loving
remembrance of ROSARIA PATANE. a ho I
departed this life your years ago today.
July 12. 1944.
We are satl within our memory.
Lonely are our hearts today. ^
For the one we love so dearly
Has forever been called away.
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL
DREN.
• PAYTON. JOSEPH. In loving memory.
of my husband. JOSEPH PAYTON, who
passed away one year ago today. July l —
! There is an open gate at the end of the j
road ,
Through which each must go alone.
And there is a light we cannot see.
Our Father claims His own.
Beyond the gate our loved one '
Finds happiness and rest.
And there is comfort in the thought
That a loving God knew best, !
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CLARA WILLIAMS
PAYTON.
RAY. HORTENSE O’DELL. In loving
memory T>f my devoted foster daughter.:
HORTENSE ODELL RAY. who departed;
this life one year ago today. July 1 w, •
1 947
Gone, but not forgotten. '
FOSTER MOTHER MARY S. RAY. •
.TRAMMELL. MAY E. In s»d but lov
ing memory of our dear one. MAY E.
TRAMMELL, who went,away from us one
year ago today. July 12. 1947.
Loved In life and remembered in death.
HER HUSBAND AND SONS. *
TRAMMELL. MAT E. A tribute of love
10 the memory of my darling daughter.
MAY E. TRAMMELL, who departed this
life one year ago today. July H, 194,.
Just a thought of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory sad and true,
i Just the love and sweet devotion
Of the one who thinks of you.
MOTHER. *
f!
Midwest Corn Stocks
57% Below Last Year
fty thy Associated Presj
Corn stocks on Midwestern farms
as of July 1 were down 57 per cent
from 1947, the Agriculture Depart
ment says in its latest crop report.
The reduction has cut the Mid
( west’s share of total American corn
! stocks on farms from 82 per cent in
i 1947 to 74 per cent this July 1.
Figures are for 12 Midwestern
States — Ohio, Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
and t(ie Dakotas.
Total stocks in these States were
315,868,000 bushels out of the na
tional total of 426,533,000. The na
tional figure is the lowest for July 1
.since 1937.
The Agriculture Department also
reported that about 4,100,000 per
sons were hired as farm workers for
at least a part of 1947 and received
average cash wages of $583.
i This average represents a 25 per
cent increase over 1945 figures, but
the gain was more than offset by a
. 38 per cent jump in rural living
costs.
The figures are. the result, of a
new survey soon to be discussed in
detail, in a report by the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics.
' The bureau said the average $583
received by both full and part "year
workers included $408 from farm
wages and $175 from non-farm
vages. Not included are the non
ash allowances granted to many
workers, such as housing, meals and
farm products.
Nearly 1,000.000 workers switched
back and forth from farm to non
farm work in 1947. They averaged
$5.10 per day for non-farm work
and $3.80 a day for farm employ
ment.
Mrs. Edwards' Rites Set
Drowning Victim Was 19
Funeral services will be held a t 10
a.m. tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
for Mrs. Jacqueline Young Edwards,
19, of 3213 South Twelfth street,
Arlington, who drowned July 4 in
the Potomac River near Montross,
Va. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mrs. Edwards was a guest at a
swimming party on a small island
near Montross when the accident
occurred. A second member of the
party, Lindsey M. Christian, 25, of
Montross, also was drowned.
Mrs. Edwards’ body was recovered
Saturday night after a six-day
search by Coast Guardsmen. A
graduate of Washington-Lee High
School, she was employed at the
Hecht Co.
Survivors include her husband,
Navy Seaman Lawrence V. Ed
wards; her mother, Mrs. Lula
Young, who lived with her. and five
sisters, the Misses Vera, Opal and
Juanita Young, all of the Arlington
address; Mrs. .Charles L. Willey,
Gardiner, Me., and Mrs. Robert
Kells, Mount Rainier, Md.
Man Breaks -Back in Fall,
Lies by Canal for Hours
A man who lay for' several hours
with his Mhck broken after falling
from a wall along the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal was reported in
serious condition at Gallinger Hos
pital today.
John Brinkley, 41, of 309 Ritten
house street N.W., told police he fell
sometime Saturday night and was
unable to mover He was rescued
after Charles Eaton, 18, of 4544 Mac
Arthur boulevard N.W., heard his
cries as he rode past on his bicycle
about 8:30 a.m. yesterday.
The accident occurred near Canal
and Foxhall roads N.W. Mr. Brink
ley is an electrician.
Deaths Reported
Mary E. Sutherland. 92. 3248 N st. n.w.
Elizabeth G. McKnight, 34. 5015 14th
st. n.w.
John Whalen. 77. 91B I st n.w
J. Edward Fowler, 75. 901 Rittenhouse
st. n.w.
Elizabeth B. Thomas. 71, 4111 8th st. n.w.
Lawrence S. Heelen, 67. 433 H. J. ave. s.e.
Louise S. Harper. 59, 1811 47th st. n.w.
James B. Fleming, 54. 912 Decatur st. n.w.
Minnie P. Stailey, 52. 1208 Meigs st. n.e,
Gtadvs B. Williams. 49, 27 00 Wis. ave. n.w.
Llvera Katzman. 49, 6323 9th st. n.w.
Pedro Forneas. 44, 1215 Shepherd st. n.w.
Perry E. Ault. 37. De Soto, Ind.
Mary Harmon. 35, 1440 R st. n.w.
Jane M. Rayfleld. infant, Arlington. Vg.
'nfant Prolse, 3509 Minn, ave. s.e.
Fadley Paige, HI. 317 Division ave. n.e.
William Hughes, 56. 803 T st. n.w.
Wallace Harden, 56, 4720 Minn. ave. n.e.
James C. Grant, 44. 105 I st. n.w.
Raymond Tyler. 43, 2319 N st. n.w.
Rufus A. J. Brown, .37. 5700 Col ave. n.w.
Johnnie Stevens. 28. 321 I st. n.e.
Ethel M. Smith. 28. 1709 9th st. n.w.
Morris Allex. 88. H129 14th st. n.w.
Addis D. Merbitt. 87. 3900 Conn. ave. n.w
Louis E. Reed. 85, 3118 Rittenhouse st.
Alice"M. Fuller. 54, 6142 MacArthur blvd.
n w.
Infant Tracy, 3820 2nd st. s.e.
Infant Cannaday. Ashton. Md
George Harris 74> 523 23rd st. n.w.
Minnie L. Mack. 50. 409 I st. s.e.
Rodman Har.son. 40. 1329 Harris ave. s.e.
In Utanriam.
VF.I.TRI. PFC. BONAVENTURA. In
memory oi my Deiovea nrunew,
Pfc BON AVENTURA VELTRI.
14»tn Infantry Cannon Company.
Born in Belmonte Calabro. Italy.
May IK 1924): killed in action in
Gela, Sicily. July 12. 1943.
As a hploved neDhew I still xry
for you and live in your memories
YOUR UNCLE ANTONIO VELTRI. •
WASHINGTON. ROSABEL!,. In loving
memory of our dear mother, Mrs. ROSA
BELL WASHINGTON, who passed away
one year ago today. July 12 194/.
Our hearts still ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many tears;
God only knows how we miss her
At the end of only one year.
ALTHEA M. SCQTT. DAUGHTER; HAYES
A. MATHEZ, SON.
WEBF.R. J. WILLIAM. Jr. In memory
ol my beloved husband. J. WILLIAM
WEBER. Jr., who passed away four years
ago today. July 12, 1944.
"I do not need a special day
To bring you to my mind.
The days I do not think of you
Are very hard to find. ’ _
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MARGARET
WEBER.
WEHAUSEN, JOHN A. In loving rer
membrance ol our dear husband and la
ther. JOHN A. WEHAUSEN. who died two
years ago today. July 12, 194fi.
Loved in life and remembered in death.
DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
WILSON REV. JOSEPH DE WITT. In
memory of my precious husband. Rev.
JOSEPH DE WITT, who passed to the glory
land four years ago today. July 1-. 1944
The beautiful life that he lived while here
inspired me to follow, follow on.
DEVOTED WIFE. (REV.) E. J. WILSON.
WILSON. REV. JOSEPH DR WITT. In
loving memory of our pastor. Rev. JOSEPH
DE WITT WILSON, who passed away four
years ago today. July 12. 1944.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb;
He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered. "Peace be thine."_
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OP TURNER
A M E CHURCH.
WIRE. M. ISABELLE. In loving memory
of our beloved daughter. M. ISABELLE
WIRE, who passed to her eternity sis
years ago today. July 12, 1942. at Miami.
Fla. HER PARENTS. *
• WOODEN. MARY R. In loving memory
of our devoted mother and grandmother.
MARY R. WOODEN, who passed on to her
eternal rest thirteen years ago todiy. July
12. 193R.
Every day we think of you
And all the loving things you used to do
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND GRAND
CHILDREN. *
YOUNG, REBECCA McK.; WILLIAM T.:
DR. MACKENZIE F. In memory of our
devoted mother. REBECCA McK YOUNG,
who left us July 12. 1942; beloved father.
WILLIAM T. YOUNO. July H. 19.18; dear
brother. Dr. MACKENZIE F. YOUNG. April
24. 1934. HELEN, RALPH. •
King Baggot, Director,*
Silent Film Star, Dies.
By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, July 12—Death
has taken another of Hollywood’s
old guard—King Baggot.
i Mr. Baggott, one of the top lead
ing men of the early silent screen
I and later a successful director, died
! ypsterday in a sanitarium.'' He
was 69.
I From 1909. when he left a stock
company to join the infant motion
picture industry, until a year ago
when illness forced his retirement,
Mr. Baggot was active in the film
world. In recent years his roles
were confined to bit parts.
I A son, Robert King Baggot of
: West Los Angeles, survives.
Ornall C. Morris Rites
I '
To Be Held Tomorrow
! Funeral services with military and
Masonic honors will be held in Fort
Myer Chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow for
Omall C. Morris, 53, Department of
Apiculture official and veteran of
iboth World Wars, who was killed
| July 2 in an airplane crash in Mex
! ico. Burial will be in Arlington
I Cemetery.
Mr. M<yris was budget and fiscal
officer of the American section,
I Mexican-United States Commission
| for the Eradication of Foot and
MouUa Disease in Mexico. He had
been in the Agriculture Depart
ment’s Bureau of Animal Iijdustry
j since 1922.
j He was one of 16 passengers killed
when a plane chartered by the
commission crashed. Eight were
United States citizens.
*
! Mr. Morris was a native of Mon
roeton, Pa., and was a graduate of
| Southeastern University here. He
married Miss Lola Fearnow of this
j city in 1929. Before going to Mexi
co in April. 1947, Mr. and Mrs. Mor
ris lived at 509 Dartmouth avenue,
Silver Spring. /
Mr." Morris was a member of
Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M.
He was a sergeant in World War 1;
and later became a member of the
313th Field Artillery here. In the
recent war he rose to the rank of
|lieutenant colonel in the Army Air;
Forces and served in Europe and
the Far East.
Besides his widow. Mr. Morris is
survived by a sister and three
brothers. They are Mrs. R. B. Fish-:
er and Fred C. Morris, Cheltenham,
Pa.; George E. Morris. NoVristown,
Pa., and Daniel W. Morris, Wayiand,
N. Y.
W. H. Holloway's Funeral
Will Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for William
Hinton Holloway, 78, retired at
torney who died here .Saturday
after an illness of two years, will be
held tomorrow in Marietta, Pa.
Burial will be in Marietta.
Mr. Holloway, who practiced law
here for almost 40 years until his;
retirement in 1940, died at his
home, 1921 Kalorama road N.W.
He was a native of Raleigh, N. C„ |
where he was educated before i
coming to Washington 50 years ago.
A-graduate of the George Wash
ington University Law School here,
Mr. Holloway was a member of the j
District Bar Association, the Kappa
Alpha fraternity and the Chevy \
Chase Club.
Mr. Holloway and his wife, the
former Effie Cassell, of Marietta,
whom he married in 1910, lived in
Chevy Chase. Md., for many years
before moving to the District about
10 years ago. . j1
In addition to his widow, he
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ann H.
Torbert of Washington.
Requiem for L. 5. Heelen
Offered in Martinsburg
Requiem mass for Lawrence S.
Heelen, 64, an employe of the Rail
way Express Agency here for 30,
years, was said this morning in
St. Joseph’s Church, Martinsburg,
W. Va. Burial was in Martinsburg.
ft|r. Heelen died Thursday at his
home, 433 New Jersey avenue S.E.
He retired from the express agency
six months ago. He formerly lived
in Martinsburg.
Surviving are hts widow, Mrs
Fannie Heelen; three sons, Hugh,
James and John Heelen; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Michael Lohr and Mrs.
Kenneth Peterson, all of Washing
ton, and two sisters, Miss Cecilia
Heelen and Mrs. John O’Connor, j
Martinsburg.
John Barr Aikman, 82,
Writer's Father, Dies
John Barr Aikman, 82. retired
businessrrten and father of Duncan
Aikman. Washington writer, died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital of hip
injuries suffered in a fall last week
at his home in Hillsboro, Va.
Mr. Aikman had lived in Virginia
; since his retirement in 1945 as gen
eral manager of the Vermont Talc
Co., of Chester, Vt. Before going
with that concern in 1920, Mr. _Aik
man had been general manager of
the J. R. Duncan Paper and Sta
tionery Co., of Terre Haute, Ind., for
more than 15 years.
A native of Washington. Ind., Mr.
Aikman was a descendant of pioneers
who had gone to the area before
the War of 1812. /■
He was one of the oldest living
graduates of the Rose polytechnic
Institute in Terre Haute, where he
received a degree in mechanical
engineering in 1887. . j
In addition to his son. Mr. Aikman
is survived by hii widow, the former
Flora Lee Duncan, of Hillsboro, and
three grandchildren: Mrs. Paul
Breslin, of New York: Edward Aik
man, a student at George Washing
ton University, and Miss Ann Aik
man, a student at Comfell University.
Private funeral services will be
heltKtomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
N.W. Burial will be private.
Mrs! Eichelberger's Rifes
To Be Held Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs, Emma
Spaulding Eichelberger, 68, social
worker and chiropractor here for 25
years, who died Saturday in Emer
gency Hospital, will be held at 11
a.m. tomorrow in the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street N.W.
Burial will be in Vienna, Va.
Mrs. Eichelberger was born in
Fairfax, Va., the daughter of Rus
sell Clayton Spaulding, a Civil Wai»
veteran, and Sarah Saunders Spaul
ding.
Mrs. Eichelberger attended a chi
ropractic college in Chicago before
coming to Washington about 40
years ago. Until last year, when she
was retired from the District Health
Department, Mrs. Eichelberger
worked for 20 ^ears In its venereal
disease clinic here. Her home here
was at 4701 Connecticut avenue N.W.
Since her retirement. Mrs. Eichel
berger had conducted a chiropractic
office at 1721 I street N.W. She re
turned two weeks ago from Scran
ton, Pa., .where she had taken a
postgraduate chiropractic course.
Mrs. Eichelberger leaves two half
sisters. Miss Jessie Spaulding and
Mrs. Goldie Pershing, both of New
York.
Chinese Reds Assail Tito,
Urge Correction of His Error
By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.—The
Chinese Communists assailed Mar
shal Tito yesterday for “rejecting
the fraternal criticisms of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union”
and expressed “ardent hopes that
internationalist elements within the
Communist Party of Yugoslavia will
rise up to correct the mistakes of
the Tito bloc.”
A Chinese Communist Central
Committee resolution not only
leartily indorsed the Cominform
lastigation of Tito for nationalism,
)ut went farther in several respects.
It warned Communists every
where that “the event which has
>ccurred within the Communist •
Party of Yugoslavia is not incidental
>r isolated.”
The Chinese Communists them
selves have had such troubles in I
he past, it said, because “oppor
unist elements with counter-revo
utionary viewpoints of the bour
geois class will always attempt to
slip into the revolutionary ranks of
he proletariat and the Communist
3arty and attempt to utilize oppor
unities to undermine the revolu
;ionarv cause."
MONUMENTS
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| Dr. Sipos Appointed
Virginia Veterinarian
By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va*. July 12.—Ap
pointment of Dr. A. J: Sipc«. a
member of the staff of the division
of animal industry. State Depart
ment of Agriculture, as acting State
veterinarian was announced last
night by L. M. Walker, jr„ Com
missioner of Agriculture.
Mr. Walker said Dr. Sipos will
begin work immediately in the pose
piade vacant by the recent death
of Dr. H. C. Givens.
Dr. Sipos also will be acting head
of the' division of animal industry.
The posts will be filled permanently
by the State Board of Agriculture in
the fall. '
Lt. Thomas M. Keely
To Be Reburied Today
Reburial services for First Lt.
Thomas M. Keely, son of Mrs. Gar
nette C. Keely. 612 Rock Creek
Church road N.W.. were to be held
at 2 p.m. today In Arlington Cem
etery.
Lt. Keely, who was killed in Army;
service in the Southwest Pacific,
was the only man from the District:
among 20 Army war dead for whom
reburial services were held.
Philip W. Brown Dies;
Luray Union Leader
By th« Associated Press
LURAY, Va., July 12.—Philip W.
Brown, 46-year-old president of Lo
cal 265, CIO International Fur and
Leather Workers, died unexpectedly
yesterday of a heart attack. • !■
Mr. Brown is survived by his
widow, five children and his father,
George Brown.
Later yesterday Malcolm Atkins,
of Luray was named to succeed Mr.
Brown as president of the local. ^
Rochester City Planner Dies
ROCHESTER, N. Y„ July 12.—
Edwin Augustus Fisher, Rochester’s
first superintendent of city plan
ning and its engineer emeritus, died
today, six days before his 101st
birthday anniversary. His birth
place was Royalton, Mass.
Miss Alice Mary Gorman,!
29 Years With GPO, Dies
Mi$s Alice Mary Gorman, 77. re
tired Government Printing Office
employe, died early today after col-,
lapsing in her apartment at 1900 F
street N.W. A certificate of dea 1
due to natural causes was issued’ r
the coroner's office.
A lifelong resident of the Distri ,
Miss Gorman was the daughter ’
the late Edward A. and Catheri u
M. Gorman. She attended 1
Joseph’s Parochial School.
Before her retirement last Mar r
31, after 29 years' service. Miss Gr -
man was employed in the bindi
and post card section of the prir
ing office. She belonged to t
Blessed Virgin Sodality of 1
Stephen’s Church.
She leaves -a brother, John
Gorman of Norfolk. Funeral i
rangements have not been a
nounced.
Worker Burned Badly
At Capitol Power Plan
An employe of the Capitol po\ ■_
plant who received severe bu i
when a furnace hopper of hot as i
fell on him yesterday, was repor 1
In “satisfactory condition” today i
Providence Hospital.
The man. Herbert Drummo ,
10, colored, of 5308 Nash street N ,'
was burned when he opened i
lopper too wide and the ashes I
in him. according to police. i
walked from the power plant ; -
Mew Jersey avenue and E sti 1
3.E., to Providence Hospital at S •
>nd and D streets SE.. police si ,
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We have special phone service
until 12 o'clock for those who
wish to order funeral sprays
^ and choice flowers, by phone,
h^emo charge may be arranged
if listed in telephone directory.
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Funeral Sprays, $5.00
and up
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till 9 p.m. phone
Dlst. 1300
9 p.m.-12 p.m. phone
°k, 2*£5. * - 1407 H St. N.W.
or OL. 1931
The Finest Costs No More
For 98 Years
The name Gawler has been known,to rep
resent the utnyist in dignified funeral
service in the Washington area, yet thi*
service is availdble to all at costs within
every means.
Phone NA. 5512
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JOSEPH
Gawler’s
SONS, INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1750 PENNS¥LVANIA AVE. N.W
. Just West of the White House
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YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT
IS WELCOME HERE
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The Washington Loan and Trust Company has available
two kinds of checking accounts:
Regular Checking Account
Your account will cost you little—or
nothing—under this plan. The exact
charge—if any—is determined by the ac
tivity of the account in relation to its
size. Monthly statements...month
ly canceled checks .. banking by j
mail forms for your convenience.
ThriftiCheck
A low cost pay-as-you-go service. Keep
as much or as little dfi deposit as you
wish. A book of 20 checks costs only
5
\2. Each check is personalized—
your name printed on it without
| extra charge. Statements... can
celed checks... every 90 days.
You can open your account at either of our two convenient offices.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
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'F at 9th Street, N. W. • 17th at G Street, N.W.
Member: Federal Depotit Insurance Corporation •.. Federal Reeerre Symn
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