Sfallta John E. S. Thorpe, 65, Dies; MOORHEAD. ELLWOOD S,. JR On Perlman Sees Froehlich Dies; February 24. 1950, at Wash- Victory Roll Call on FEPC Bill Harry ington. D, C ELLWOOD 8 Aluminum Co. Official Srathfl MOORHEAD. Jr., member of fty the Associated Press MURRAY. Wisconsin VORYS Beaten the Columbia Typographical! NELSON WEICHFL AUGUSTE. GEORGE O. On Thursday GOTTHOLD. MATHILDA C. On Wed- Union. No. 101: the Secretary* John E. S. Thorpe, 65, a con- For Truman The House vote yesterday pass-! NORBLAD WERDEL Former Custom Tailor 23. 19n<». at Garfield Hospital. nesday. February 33. 1950. at her resi- Avuds. Fu-i Program February Chapel and the OKONSKI WIDNALL the beloved hus- st. n.e. struction with the Alum- for a fair em-1 GEORGE O. AUGUSTE, dence. 61-1 5th MATHILDA C. nc ci .cervices Tuesoa.v, February 28. at engineer ing legislation PATTERSON WIGGLES WORTH Bernice P Auguste, father of GOTTHOLD, wile of the late Harry J. band of Mrs H:3u a m., from the W. W. Deal Funeral! inum Co. of America and president plovment practices commission PFEIFFER. WM L. WILSON. Indiana George O. Auguste, jr., and Mrs. Irene A Gotthold ana mother of Mrs. Cecelia M. Home. 4812 Georgia ave. n.w. Interment PHILLIPS. Call!. WITHROW Bowling. Friends are invited to cai! at Burleyson. Louis B. and Daniel A. Gott- Arlington National Cemetery. of one of its subsidiaries in Frank- On Civil Liberties follows: PLUMLEY WOLVERTON Was Court Clerk Here* the Lee Funeral Home- 4th st. and Mass hold. Friends may call at the Lee Funeral JOSEPH Z. LINS, Secretary-Treasurer. DEMOCRATS FOR —11«. POTTER where service* will be held on Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e where lin, N. C„ died today at his home ave n.e ML'TH. BF.RTHA M. On Friday. Feb- The third annual Conference ADDON IZIO KRUSE DEMOCRATS AGAINST—134. J. Monday. February 27, at 2 p.m. Inter- services will be held on Saturday. February Harry Froehlich. 70, former ruary 24. J 950, at Garfield Hospital. in Franklin, it was learned here. BAILEY LANE A B BITT KisLLEY. Pa. 26 35, at .3 Interment Philadelphia. Pa ment Congressional Cemetery. p.m. of 3567 Appleton st. ! on Civil Liberties continues to- BARING LESIN8KI ABERNETHY 34 BERTHA M. MUTH Mr. the aluminum KENNEDY custom tailor and more recently BENSON. CHARLES A. On Thursday. n.w.. auni of Mrs. Lee D Latimer, jr.; Thorpe joined BARRETT. Pa. LIND ALBERT KERR February 23. 1950, at his residence, 811 GOTTHOLD. MATHILDA C Funeral Flora Lee Muth and George E. Muth. company's Washington office in day, high lighted by Solicitor BIEMILLER LINEHAN ANDREWS KILDAY municipal warrant clerk here, died Burlington ave.. Silver Spring. Md services will be conducted lor Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral BLATNIK LYNCH ASPINALL LANHAM CHARLES A BENSON. Funeral from the our late sister. MATHILDA C. Home, 2901 14th st. n.w on Monday, 1926. He became president of the General Philip B. Perlman's BOLLING MCCARTHY BARDEN LARCADE at BREEN, McCORMACK yesterday George Washington Funeral Home. 3605 14th st n.w GOTTHOLD, by the William F. 27. at 11 a.m. Interment Oak EDWARD BATES. Ky. LUCAS Geier February Nantahala Power & a MCGUIRE on Tuesday. February 28, at 8:30 a.m. Hunt Chapter. No. 16. O. E. S.. Hill Cemetery. 24,26 Light Co., statement that President Tru- BUCKLEY. Ill BATTLE LYLE BUCKLEY, N. Y. Hospital. mass at St. Matthew's Ca- on Saturday. February 35. McKINNON BECKWORTH McGRATH High requiem NIGHTINGALE. CATHERINE. On Thurs- subsidiary of the concern, in 1929 BURNSIDE McSWEENEY thedral at 9 a m. Relative* and friends 1950. at 3:30 p.m Funeral man's civil measures un- BENNETT, Fla. McMILLAN. S. C. Mr. who day. February 23, 1950. at her residence. rights BYRNE, N Y. MACK. 111. Froehlich, lived at 1719 invited. Interment Arlington National services at the I ^e Funeral in Franklin and held that BENTSEN MAGEE 1525 Halt st. s.w CATHERINE NIGHT- posi-; CARNAHAN MADDEN Home. 4th st and Mass, a e. n.e. By will be La. MAHON Cemetery. INGALE. wife of John Nightingale, sister tion since. doubtedly enacted into CAVALCANTI MANSFIELD BOGGS. Upshur street N.W., had ben ill order of our worthy matron MARSALIS HENRY C. On Thursday. of Isabell Brown, foster mother of Bea- MILLER. Calif BOLTON. Md. BERGER. HELEN M. Secretary. law. CELLER at Garfield Hospital. OTTF of funeral later. Ar- Mr. Thorpe had a host of busi- I BONNER since last November. February 23. 1950. trice Brown. Notice CHESNEY MITCHELL MILLaMJLES of 301 Madison si. HARDING. ARTHUR G. O Thursday Malvan * Mr. Perlman last at MULTER BOSONE HENRY C. BERGER rangements by & Schey. ness associates here and made spoke night CHRISTOPHER MONRONEY of the late Augusta February 33, J950. at Subi rbj n Hospital. MURDOCK BOYKIN For 40 years he was owner and n w beloved husband PLUMMER. R. LAWRENCE. SR. En- a conference CHUDOFF MORGAN of Berger and ARTHUR G HARDING o Spring lake to dinner, held in the MURPHY BROOKS Berger, father Charlotte tered into eterukl rest on SuDday, Feb- frequent trips Washington. He CLEMENTE MORRIS manager of Mertz & Mertz Co., a Mrs. Helen R. Handley, grandfather of Park. Md.. beloved husband cl Blanche E Hotel 2400. the CROOK NOLAND BROWN. Ga ruary 19, 1950. at his residence, 1916 was a member of the Cosmos During evening, BRYSON MORRISON A ana Charles F. Handley. Serv- Harding, father of Marjorie Ann Harding, and; CROSSER NORTON custom tailoring concern with Joseph D st. n.e., R. LAWRENCE PLUMMER,' Sr rttchnaN MURRAY Tenn. ices at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, brother of Ivlrs William Warfield. Mrs. I Herbert Block, cartoonist for the DAWSON. 111. beloved husband of Mrs. Clara Plummer, Metropolitan Clubs and the North S.25JSS Mich. nokrell stores at 405 Eleventh street on Monday. February E. Cornwell. Mrs. Vernon McCrossin, John DELANEY OBRIEN. !urkeAN N.W. 2901 14tn st. n.w devoted father of Mrs. Edith Thomas and and Ted Interment Prospect Hill R.. William E. Edward B. and Zach T. Carolina Washington Post, Poston, DENTON OHARA 111. BURLESON 21. at 2 p.m. Robert Lawrence Plummer, Jr. He also Is Society. PASSMAN and in Baltimore. Harding. Remains resting at tne Colonial a for the New DINGELL BURTON Cemetery. survived by two devoted Drothers, Dr. Born in reporter York Post, OSULLIVONJEILL ANw PATMAN Feb- 'Funeral Home of Robert A. Pumphrey, Chester, England, he; DONOHUE PETERSON Born and reared in Baltimore, BOCI.DIN. ANNIE L. On Thursday. Roy U. Plummer and Mr. Sinclair W. OTOOLK CANNON Rockville. Md.. where services will be held came received the 9th annual Heywood DOUGLAS PICKETT 23. 1950. ANNIE L. BOULDIN of Plummer; iwo devoted sisters-in-law. Mrs. to this country as a young he came here before the ruary Sunday. February 36. at 1 p.m. Inter- DOYLE CARLiLRcaS^vtV POAC'.F shortly 1115 Branch ave. s.e.. beloved sister ol Mary H. Plummer and Mrs. Margaret Broun Award of the CIO Ameri- PFRKTVa nment Neelsville Church Cemetery. 36 man. He w?as graduated in en- ENGLE. Calif. CARROLL POWELL turn of the and as a Mr? B. Turner. Friends may call Plummer, a devoted daughter-in-law. Mrs. gERKINS J L. century Virginia can for “out- FALLON CHELF PRESTON Funeral Home. 4th s\ and Plummer, a devoted friend. Mr. from Johns Newspaper Guild, PHIEBINpSnniN at the Lee HARRIS. BERTIE J. On Friday, Feb- Hazel R. gineering Hopkins FEIGHAN COLMER PRIEST youth of 21 entered the tailoring ave n.e where services will be he.d O. B other relatives and many Mass, ruary 34, 1950. at her residence. 1750 Petty, standing journalistic achievement FLOOD combl RAINS February 25. at 11 a m In- at the John T. University in Baltimore and was =StA- field when suits sold for $10. His on Saturday. Swann st. n.w BERTIE J HARRIS, b*- friends. Remains resting FOGARTY COOLEY RANKIN -4 3rd and Eye in 1949, in “the spirit’’ of Mr. QntKN terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. : loved mother of Mrs. Novella Bailey. Rob- Rhine* t- Co. Funerai Home. making his home here when he FORAND COOPER REDDEN stores were at three different lo- sts. s.w where friends may call on Fri- rVraut BUTLER. THOMAS. On Tuesday, Feb- ert M and Edward Jones. Also surviving Broun, the late liberal columnist FURCULA ramsav COX REGAN 2124 February 24. after 3 P.m. Remains joined the aluminum firm. Sur- cations his career. ruary 21. 1950. at his residence are other relatives and many friends. No- day. OARMATZ RHODES DAVENPORT RICHARDS during tailoring of will lie In state on Saturday. February 25,: j and first of the 9th st. n.w THOMAS BUTLER, brother tice of funeral later. Arrangements by viving is his widow, Mrs. Olivia president guild. GORDON fflRIOOF-r DAVIS, Ga RIVERS He closed his business before after 9 a m at Mount Moriah Baptist just Bernard and George Butler and Lula McGu're. Inc. 3ft The contest over civil GORSKI RODINO DAVIS. Term. ROGERS. Fla. Church. 3rd and L sts. s.w.. where rights GRANAHAN Bynum. Other relatives and friend* also HARRIS. SUSIE. On Thursday. Febru- fit-] Thorpe. ROONEY DEANE SIKES World War TT. later. Ar- neral services will be held at 1 p.m., Rev,. now is a GRANGER SIMS survive. Notice of funeral ary 3.3. 1950, SUSIF HARRIS of .3001 approaching climax, Mr. ROOSEVELT DEGRAFFENKIED B H. Whiting officiating. Interment Funeral services w'ill be held at S.UATHERS Mr. Froehlich joined the staff rangements by Ma’.van & Schey. Stanton rd. s.e.. beloved wife of George Lin-j SABATH DOLLINGER coin Memorial Cemetery. 24 2 Perlman told those present. S.'wcKitD DOUGHTON SMITH. V». INA P. On Wednesday. Feb- Harris. She also leaves many friend*. p.m. tomorrow' in St. Agnes j of the Municipal Court in 1941 as CAUTHEN. All lHAYl‘NNShla DURHAM SPENCF 22. 1950. INA P. CAUTHEN. beloved After I P.m. Saturday. February 35 PLUMMER. ROBERT LAWRENCE. I SECREST ruary Lodge. Church in Franklin. Burial will1 Delay Possible. HEFFERNAN EBERHARTEK STANLEY a clerk and held that late Robert S. Cauthen and friends may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis Members of Harmony SHELLEY position wife of the HELLER SHEPPARD ELLIOTT STEED mother of Mrs. Julia C. Turnbull and Mrs. Funeral Church. 1433 You st. n.w. Fu- F, A. A. M.: You are requested also be there. “These measures have met the until his death. at Moriah HOLIFIELD STAGGERS EV1NS STIGLER Sarah C. Weiss Funeral from the W. W. neral services Sunday. February 36. at 3 to assemble Mount j I and L sts. most determined sort of HOWELL SULLIVAN FERNANDEZ SUTTON A member of the Deal Funeral Home. 4812 Georgia ave. p.m at the above funeral church. Bishop Baptist Church, 3rd opposi- fourth-degree * * * TAURIELLO FISHER TACKETT s.w Saturday. February 25. ... n w on Saturday. February 25, at 2:30 R. N. Butler officiating. Relatives and tion but I have no doubt JACKSON, Wash. of Columbus and of the 1950, at 12:30 p.m for the WAGNER Knights pm Relative* and friends invited. In- friends invited. Interment Payne's Cem- JACOBS WALSH " THOMAS. Tex. 25 funeral of our departed Rifes for they will be enacted into law,” FUGATE^ Washington Council, he also terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. etery. 36 broth-j George Hughes KARST WELCH. Mo r-ARV THOMPSON er. ROBERT LAWRENCE PLUMMER, who HENSON. REV. FRANK. On Thursday. he said. “They are by KARSTEN, Mo. WHITE. Calif. OATHINGSOATHTNGS THORNBERRY to the Elks and the Asso- COLLINS. JOHNSON. On Wednesday, died Sunday. February 19.. approved TRIMBLE belonged February 33, 1950. Rev. FRANK HENSON kee wier OOKE February 22. 1950, JOHNSON COLLINS, JOHN C ALEXANDER. W. M a majority of the American UNDERWOOD ciation of Oldest Inhabitants. He of 1838 Florida ave. n.w. He leaves a people KELLEY, N. Y. WOODHOUSE brother of Matthew Collins and Mrs. Ida JOHN WESLEY BURNS. Secretary. 24* To Be Held Tomorrow VINSON devoted wife, Mrs. Mayme Henson: one as votes KEOGH YATES GrSnt was a Mae Folk?. Other relatives and friends expressed by.their in the W'ALTER member of the Shrine of son, Mr. Morrice Henson; one PORTER. WILtlAM E. Suddenly, on KING YOUNG OgANT survive. Funeral from the Malvan brother, WHEELER also Mr. Lemuel Henson: three [Wednesday. February 22. 3950, at his Funeral services for George P. presidential election of 1948. The KJRWAN ZABLOCKI RSfcnPV the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street Home. 424 R st. n.w.. sisters-in-law, WHITAKER As Schey Funeral ■residence. 1222 O st. n.w.. W11,LI AM E. KLEIN S?IS9RY * Mrs. Clara P. Marbury. Mrs rda Hen'on 58, an assistant solicitor measures a fair HARDY WHITE. and Park road was Saturday. February 25, at 10 a.m. bv five sisters. Hughes, embody program REPUBLICANS Idaho N.W.. and and Mrs. Mabel Henson, many other rela- PORTER. He is survived FOR—T>*. HARE WHITTEN five and a host of other relatives in the Veterans’ and a realistic one. we ALLEN. Calif. GOLDEN affiliated with CRAIG, ADDIE GROVE. Suddenly, on tives and friends. After 4 p.m. Tuesday. nephews Administration, Perhaps HARRIS WHITTINGTON the Holy Name and and friend*. Friends mav rail at the ANGELL GOODWIN Thursday. February 23. 1950. at her resi- February 38. friends may call at Eugene at a m. shall have to wait HARRISON WICKERSHAM & Jenkins Funerai Home. 2053 will be held 10 tomorrow until the elec- AUCHINCLOS8 GRAHAM St. Vincent de Paul Societies dence. 2115 F st. n.W2. ADDIE GROVE Ford’s Funeral Chapel. 1313 4 th st. s.w. 'Johnson HAYS Ark. WILLIAMS Robert Funeral services Wednesday March 1. ai Georgia ave. n w.. alter 4 p.m Friday in St. Thomas the tion in November of this in BARRETT. Wyo. GROSS HEBERT WILLIS there. CRAIG, beloved wife of the late Apostle year BEALL of Mount Moriah Baptist Church. 3rd and ; February 24. Funeral Saturday. February GWINN HERLONQ WILSON. Ok!a. Craig, mother of Miss Addie Craia order to overcome BISHOP are his of L sis. s.w.. Rev. J. H of- 125. at 1 p.m., from the above funeral Church, Twenty-seventh street completely the HAGEN HOBBS WILSON. Tex. Surviving widow', Mrs. Washington. D C.; George L. Craif Randolph * Interment at Lincoln Memorial BLACKNEY HALL. EDWIN A Barline. Ark.: Mrs. Flora Schultz of Den- ficiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. home. and road N.W. Burial opposition which these measures HUBER WINSTEAD Rose Froehlich; a son, Williard H. Suitland, Md. Woodley BOGGS. Del. HALL. LEONARD W. JONES. Ala ver. Colo.: Mrs. Mary W’hisler of Brush. 24.26,38 Cemetery. WOOD have encountered in BOLTON. Ohio HALLECK C. Froehlich of the Colo.: Harry D. Craig of Pueblo. Colo.; RHODES. BLANCHE H On Thursday, will be in St. Mary's Cemetery Congress. JONES. N. WORLEY Upshur street ad- HERNDON. WILLIE A. Departed th.s BRAMBLETT HAND REPUBLICANS AGAINST-1!. Charles Dewey Craig of Bonne Tfrrre. Mo : life Thursday. 33. 1950. WILLIE February 23. 1950. BLANCHE H. RHODES But there cannot be an auditor in ] February here. any doubt BROWN. Ohio HARDEN Af-LEN. 11! BENNETT. Mich. dress, the General Ramuel E. Craig of Salt Lake City, Utah: A. HERNDON of 1542 5th st. n w. beloved wife of R. J. Rhodes, mother of He#i« whatsoever as to their BURDICK HARVEY ANDERSON, Minn. BREHM a Mr*. Hazel Daniel of Lorado. Mo.; Mrs survived a devoted mother. Mrs.. Clara Mrs. Helen A. Wenttang, Kenneth G.. Mr. Hughes, who lived at 2310 untimate Accounting Office, and brother, by BYRNES. Wil. HERTER ANDERSON. Calif. CHIPEF. FIELD Janet Branham of Trenton. Mo Miss Herndon: a grandmother. Mrs. Hern- Marjorie J. and Charles D. Rhodes Fu- enactment.” Mary Connecticut avenue N.W., died of CANFIELD HESELTON ANDRFSEN, Minn. CHURCH the Rev. Robert J. Froehlich of Anna M. Craig of Seattle. Wash and don; four uncles and a host of rela- ; neral from the W. K. Huntemann Funeral other In CASE. N. J. HILL ARENDS CLEVENGER Mrs. Mable Klinkhamer of Bellville, 111. tives and friends. Remains be Home. 5732 Georgia ave.. n.w., on Mon- a discussing President Tru- St. Anthony of Padua Church in may heart attack Wednesday In CASE. S. D. HINSHAW CRAWFORD O'HARA. Minn Servires and interment Trenton, Mo., on viewed 13 day, February 27. at 11 a m. Relatives Sunday. February 36 after man's statements on civil COLE, Kans. HOEVEN CURTIS PHILLIPS. Tenn. Baltimore. Monday, February 27. noon, a' the and friends Invited to attend. Interment Jacksonville Beach, Fla. rights, Hall Bros. Funeral Home. COLE. N. Y. HOFFMAN, III. D'EWART REED. 111. 631 Florida ave. n.w. Funeral services Bethel Cemetery. 26 the solicitor general said “this new Funeral services will be DANIELS. CHARLES R. On Thursday. E. E. Odom, solicitor of the COTTON HOLMES EATON REED. N Y. held at Monday. February 27. at 1 p.m., at the RIDDICK. liEnEVA. suddenly on s»i- COUDERT HOPE February 23. 1950. CHARLES R. DAN- 1 concept carries enormous im- FELLOWS RICH 10 a.m. in the above funeral home. Interment Woodlawn rer.l- Veterans’ Administration, said Mr. CUNNINGHAM HORAN Monday Shrine of IELS of 4913 Minnesota ave a.t.. father urduy, Februnry IS. 1950. »t her HALE SANBORN Cemetery. plications, the of which DAGUE HULL the Sacred of Herbert M Daniels and Mrs. Ethel 6. ; dence. 1632>i 11th it. n.w.. GENEVA Hughes’ ‘‘personal influence on scope has HOFFMAN. Mich. SHAFER Heart. Burial will be RIDDICK, sister of* Harry Walker. She DAVIS. Wi«. JAMBS Roberts. Services at Chambers,’ Funeral HOLMES. CALVIN. On Monday. Febru- not yet been realized.” JACKSON. Calif. SHORT in Cedar Mill leaves other relatives and friends. the of veterans’ fully DOLLIVER JAVITS mausoleum. Home. 517 J1 th st. s.e.. on Saturday. Feb- ary 20. 1950. CALVIN HOLMES of 115 R ‘also development JENISON SIMPSON. HI. (After 10 am. Friday. February 24. friends The which DONDERO JENKINS JENNINGS Pa. ruary 25. at 2:30 p.m. Interment at at. n.e., devoted aon of Mrs. Maggie Murry, benefit laws was more than that conference, closes SIMPSON. mrv rail at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral ELLSWORTH JOHNSON Prospect Hill Cemetery. brother of Mrs. Edna Tobias. He also is today, is the third JENSEN SMITH. Kans. Church. 14.12 You at n.w. Funeral serv- of other sponsored by ELSTON JONAS KILBURN STOCKMAN survived by a niece, a great-niece, a any single individual, John DISHON. DOROTHY ANN. Suddenly, ices Saturday. February 25. at 1 p.m., at the National Civil INGEL. Mich. JUDD LEMKE TABER cousin, brother-in-law. a devoted friend. and at Liberties Clear- Creveling Dies; on Wednesday. February 22. 1950. at. War- (he above funeral church, Rev. O. G. the time of his death was FENTON KEAN Mr.MILI.EN, III. VURSELL Miss Helen Jones; other relatives and ing House. FORD renton. Va Miss DOROTHY ANN DISHON. Goodwin offlclatini Relatives and friends one KEARNEY MASON WADSWORTH friends. Remains may be viewed at his of the Nation’s outstanding beloved daughter of Harold Dishon of Los Invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery. FULTON KEARNS NICHOLSON WOODRUFF Engineer and Inventor late residence after 5 p.m. Friday, Febru- Awards Given Newspapermen. Gatos. Calif., and the late Betty Baker 24 experts on veterans’ laws and GAMBLE KEATINO AMERIC AN LABOR AGAINST—1. ary 24. where funeral services will be he’d The GAVIN KEEFE By the Associated Press Dishon. formerly of Washington. D. C. MARGARET On Thurs- Heywood Broun MARC ANTONIO Saturday, February 25. at 3 pm. Inter- SCHEEL. MARY benefits.” award, GILLETTE KUNKEL Remains resting at the Wastler Funeral ai Hos- Democrats for __ llfi Feb. ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements day. February 23. 1950. Sibley carrying with it $500 cash to each LATHAM PULSON TUCSON, Ariz„ 24.—John Home. 301 East Capitol st. Requiem mass 810 Born in Republicans lor _ 124 by Barnes Sc Matthews. 24 pital. MARY MARGARET SCHEEL of Worcester, Mass., Mr. LECOMPTE RIEHLMAN L. will be offered at St. Matthew's Cathedral sister of Ross 8cheel winner, was Creveling, inventor of the elec- Marietta pi. n.w., came given by Alan Barth LEFEVRE REES on Saturday. February 25. at 9:30 a m. HUGHES. GEORGE PATRICK. Sudden- Md.. and Anna C. Scheel of Hughes here in his youth Total for 240 of Baltimore, of the LICHTENWALTER ROGERS, Mall. trical system for heating and Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 24 ly. on Wednesday. February 22. 1950, at Washington, D. C. Services at the S. H. and was from Washington Post, a judge Democrats against 334 graduated George- LODGE SADLAK Republicans 42 Jacksonville Beach, Fla GEORGE PAT- Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. who did not against lighting railway trains, died yes- DYSON, MAUDE BEATRICE. On Sun- town participate in bal- LOVRE ST. GEORGE American Labor against _1 RICK HUGHES of 2310 Conn. ave. n.w n.w., on Saturday. February 25, at 10:30 University Law School. da v. February 19. 1950, at her residence. on MCCONNELL SAYLOR terday. beloved husband of Louise Ruppert Hughes. a m.: thence to the New Market Methodist loting Mr. Block. ‘The 1405 1st st. n.w. MAUDE BEATRICE He is survived his guild, McCULLOCH SCOTT, HARDIE Total against Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Market. Md., where services by widow, _177 DYSON, wife of Alphonzo Dyson: mother Church. New one of more than 75 national or- MCGREGOR SCOTT HUGH Total Mr. Creveling was a consulting Home. 3901 ]4th st. n.w., on Saturday. will be held at 1:30 Interment New Mrs. Louise voting—417. of Edgar F. Gray, sister of Charles B. p.m. Ruppert Hughes. MACK. Washlnaton SCRIVNER Vacancies—2. February 25. at 9:30 am.: thence to St. Md. ganizations in engineer and prolific inventor. He Scott. She also leaves a host of other Market, participating the MARTIN, Iowa SCUDDER Absent or not Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church voting—lfi. relatives and friends. The late Mrs. also was MORTIN. Masa. STEFAN Paired for—5 Maryland TOWE lighting heating trains is February 25. at Holy Redeemer Catholic and brother of Howard Schell of GILMER, ALLEN of Louisiana. JONES of Seger and Ward MILLER. Nebraska VANZANDT still in use on Church at 9 a m. Interment Mount Oli- INSCOE. JOSEPH J. (POP). On Wed- Bally. Pa. Funeral from the Timothy Melody, administrative Missouri. CHATHAM. Democrats). most railroads of Tet Cemetery. 24 Retired Federal MORTON VELDE Total House membership—42.5. nesday, February 22. 1950, at his resi- Hanlon Funeral Home, 641 H st. n.e., on Employe officer of the union's Washington the country. dence. 2913 Olive ave. n.w JOSEPH J. Monday. February 27. at 8:30 a m. Re- DYSON. BEATRICE. Officers and mem- local. (POP* INSCOE, beloved husband of the late quiem mass at St Francis Xavier's Church Clarence E. retired Mr. Creveling served as chief bers of the Senior Sodality of Holy Re- Wheeler, 74, Lucy E. Inscoe and father of Mrs. Doro- at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited deemer Church are requested to meet at Other award entrants engineer for the thv Follin, Mrs. Evelyn Peacock. Mrs. Interment National Cemetery. 26 Commerce receiving in Fall Off Porch Safety Car Heat- Stewart's Funeral Home. 30 H st. n.e Arlington Department employe, Willis C. Injuries Myrtle Green. Lawrence R.. Earl L. and at 7 to SCHLORB, ANNA. On Wednesday special attention from the judges Thompson ing and Lighting Co., of New February 24. 1950. pm Friday. Everett L. Inscoe. Friends may call at died a for our deceased sodalisi, February 22, 1950, at her residence. 3 4«>2 unexpectedly of heart at- recite the rosary his late residence. Funeral from the Full included Newbold Noyes, jr., of York, and research engineer for BEATRICE DYSON Isl st. s.w., ANNA SCHLORB. beloved wife Fafal Gospel Tabernacle. 915 Mass. ave. n.w tack to John FATHER CARL SCHAPPERT. of John C. Schlorb and mother ot Mrs Wednesday night in Arling- The Star, for his of the Campbell Bendix Aviation Co. on Saturday, February 25. at 2 p.m. Rel- coverage Spiritual Director. Thelma Kinney, Mrs. Helen Bryant. Miss ton He Funeral Held Here : atives and friends invited. Interment Hospital. lived at 204 case; John H. 48, of 604 MRS. MARY C BROWN, Norma Schlorb, Norman Schlorb and Paul Dorothy Bailey loyalty Les- Campbell, ! Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 24 South Prefect. Flaherty. Friends may call at the Lee Irving street, Arlington. tgr Grant, New York Herald Funeral services for Willis C. Twelfth street N.E., died yesterday MRS. REGINA MASON. Secretary. JOHNSON. PEARL. On Thursday. Feb- Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e., Mr. where service* will be held on Wheeler had been with the Tribune; Robert Estabrook, Wash- MRS. ANNIE DAVIS. ruary 23, 1950. at Providence Hospital, Saturday, ! Thompson, 57, Capital Transit Co. at Gallinger Hospital after being Consultor. Band No. 8. Baltimore. Md, PEARL JOHNSON of 1729 February 25. at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Commerce Department's Foreign ington Post; John G. Blair, Cleve- CUGffPS New Jersey ave. n.w mother of Mrs. Ruth Hill Cemetery. FRANCIS. ANNIE T. On Thursday, Feb- and Domestic land I employe, were to be held this admitted there following a fall Johnson Smith, sister of Mrs. Lula Jack- SCOTT, EMERALD C. On Thursday, Commerce Bureau Plain Dealer; Victor Cohn. MEMORIAL 23, 1950. at her residence. 2023 C0* ruary son. Mrs. Mamie Brown. Mrs. Geneva Ken- February 23, 1950, at George Washington Wednesday. Vermont ave. n.w ANNIE T. FRANCIS, for 35 years before his retirement Minneapolis Tribune; Jack Steele. afternoon at Lee funeral home. 502 New nedy, Mrs. Mary Robinson. John and Wil- University Hospital, EMERALD C. SCOTT Hampjhireavej beloved wife of Charles D. Francis, moth- A painter, Mr. Campbell was in- lliam Mobely; aunt of Haywood Mobely of 205 E at. n.e.. beloved wife of Cornelius in 1945. He came to New York Herald Tribune; Roy Fourth NA er of Mrs. Velma F. Liser. Mrs. Dorothy F. Washington street 04/4t I and Mrs. Carril Crosby, great-aunt of Mrs. V. Scott and sister of Mra. Samuel D. * when he fell from Mullens. Theodore and Kenneth Francis. j in 1910 from San J. Harris, St. Louis jured reportedly RE- 24/7 Florlne Johnson. Other* relatives and Turner. Friends may call at the Birch Antonio, Tex. Post-Dispatch; and Massachu- i Also surviving are a sister. Mrs. Mamie R. the of a in friends also survive her. Notice of funeral Funeral Home. 3034 M st. n.w., where A Thomas top porch the 1800 Patrick: other relatives and many friends native of Prosperity, S. C„ Drennan, Chicagb Sun- setts avenue VlJlT-OUR DbPUY later. Arrangements by Malvan Sc Schey. services will be held on Monday. February c/- After 10 a m. Monday friends are invited ! block of Twenty-fourth street • 27, at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- Mr. Wheeler attended Times; I. F. Stone, New York N.E. Burial will Meuorialj-For- tn call at the McGuire Funeral Home. j Newberry etery. 26 N.W. Hours after the fall, he was IMMEDIATE- 1820 9th st n w Funeral Tuesday. Feb- JONES. ( HAW.ES. On Monday. Febru- (S. C.) College and was a certified Compass; Irving Dilliard, St. Louis be in Cedar Hill ERECTION’ the Lincoln SHORTER. G. Friday, admitted to the ruary 28, at 1 :30 p.m.. from ary 20. 1950, at his residence 68 Mass CORNELIA On Edwin O. hospital, where In All-Cemeteries v Church, 1 Uh February 24. 1950. at her residence. 6J9 public accountant. He was a Post-Dispatch: Guth- Cemetery. Temple Congregatior.alist ave. n.w CHARLES JONES, brother of he died of a fractured skull and1 Open-Junday/ and R sts. n.w. Interment Arlington Na- Phillip Jones. Many other relatives and B st. n.e., CORNELIA G SHORTER, be- member of the Lutheran Church man, Seattle Times and Seymour Mr. Thomp- tional Cemetery. 27 : friends also survive loved sister of Miss Emma V. George. internal him. Notice of fu- Island injuries. Deputy Cor- neral later. Arrangements by Malvan Sc ■Mra. Harrietts G. Stewart and Mr?. of the Reformation, 212 East Marks, Long Press. son died Mon- FRAZIER, LF.ONZO. On Tuesday. Feb- • Neenah G. Payne. Also surviving are oner Christopher J. is- Schey. In yesterday's Star a an- Murphy ruary 21. 1950. at Philadelphia. Pa other relatives and many friend?. Notice Capitol street. story day in Home- FRAZIER, son of the late Annie sued a certificate of accidental LEONZO JORDAN. JOHN R. On Thursday. Feb- l of funeral later. Arrangements by Mc- Surviving are his widow, Mrs. nouncing the winners of the opathic hospital Millard and brother of Marie Bell. Willie ruary 23, 1950, at his residence. 41 Ivy Inc. I 25 death. M. Lee and Marguerite M Hawkins. A st. s.e., JOHN R. jGulre, Beulah R. Broun awards inadvertently re- after a brief Ill- JORDAN, beloved hus- SMITH. BARRETT. On Wednesday Wheeler; a son, Joseph host of other relatives and- friends also band of Mrs. Ida Jordan. He also Is sur- Born at Lawrence, Mass., Mr. ! February 22, 1950, BARRETT SMITH of ferred to the dinner as having ness. He lived survive. Funeral services will be held vived by an F. Wheeler, Arlington, and two adopted daughter, Mrs. Ber- 458 K st. n.w., beloved husband of Mrs. came to the District as Saturday. February 25. at 2 p.m.. at the tha Smith: other relatives and j been held on Campbell i friends. iTheola Smith, father of Nancy and 8hirley sisters, Mrs. V. L. Ar- Wednesday night. at 1745 D street Yancev Funeral Home. 21st and Diamond Remains resting at Barnes Sc Matthews' Norman, a young man. He served in the • Smith. Other relatives and friends a.so Biddle to ■t.v. North Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral 6J4 4th si. s.w. of and Mrs. W. Speak. S.E. Home, Notice survive. Notice of funeral later. Ar- lington, R. Maffett, in funeral later. Navy World War I. He was a Thursday by Malvan A Schey. • Today's conference program Born near FROEHLICH. HARRY J. On rangements San Antonio. member of St. yQJ,MABKE»S°25'T Catholic February 23. 1950. at George Washington KEEFAUVER. EMMA M. On SWANN. was to include Joseph’s Thursday, MARY ELLA DISHMAN. On Funeral services will be held at an address by Herndon, Va„ ■ ii EAXiVEY University Hospital. HARRY J. FROEH- February 23. 1950, at Casualty Hospital, Wednesday. February 22. 3 950. MARY Church, Second and C streets N.E.' Mae Francis LICH. beloved husband of Rose EMMA M. KEEFAUVER of 23 2nd st. n.e. ELLA DISHMAN SWANN of 1726 5th st. 1 Biddle, former United the son of the wmis c. Thoi»p«on. p.m. tomorrow in the Reforma- are ■ UiRAMTE (0. INC. Froehlich (nee BurckL father of Willard Friends call n.w. Surviving his widow, Mrs. ! may at the Lee Funeral Home, She leaves three daughters, Lillian States Attorney General, on Willis and Established-1886 H. and brother of Rev. Robert ! 4th ave. tion Church. Burial will in late SK Froehlich st. ahd Mass. n.e., where services Swann. Ruth Bowie and Constance Swann; be Bertha L. Campbell: two sons, I J. Froehlich. Funeral from the Geier Fu- I will be held on Saturday. February 25. at »wo sons. Charles C. and Howard W. "Loyalty Tests in Government and Mrs. Lily Thompson, Mr. Thomp- K/\< --^209 UPSHUR ST.N.W Ft. n.w.. on MOn- Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar- Francis D. neral Home. 3695 14th 1:30 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- Swann: two sisters, Alexzine Dishman and Campbell of the Pock Creek dav. 27. a‘ 9:30 am. High Education.” Many others promi- son moved to Washington in 1910. Cemetery February tery. 24 Margaret Bowers; one brother. Henry lington. Twelfth street address, and John requiem mass at the Shrine of the 8acred Dishman; seven nieces, two nephew?, nent in civil education and Wash- and KITTRELL, CORNELIUS. Entered Into rights He was employed by the Heart Church at 10 a m. Relatives eleven grandchildren, many other relatives A. Campbell. 2037 Twelfth street IgEMJ^g^rTAYLORlIOO^ Hi :1 eternal rest on friends invited. Interment Cedar Tuesday, February 21, and friend*. After 4 p.m. Friday. Febru- legislation also w-ere slated to Railway & Electric Co. 4730 ington Mausoleum. Please omit flowers. (Balti- 1850. at Blaine st. n.e., Mr. COR- ary-24. friends may call at Eugene Ford's South, Arlington. Five sisters 26 NELIUS KITTRELL. devoted lather of Sratfftf speak. When this firm was merged with more. Md papers please copy.) Funeral Chapel, -3213 4th st. s.w. Funeral I thirteen and three brothers in Lawrence! children, Rosa Britt. Lola Gard- services Saturday. February 25. at 3:30 WINDSOR, WILLIAM H„ 8R. On President Truman, in his mes- Transit Co. in he FFOEHLICH. HARRY j. Member* of ner, Capital 1933, Howard, Daniel, Matthew. Robert, p.m., at Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Thursday. February 23, 1950. at his resi- also survive. the Association of the Oldest Thurman. to the Beatrice. Nannie, Hebrew, Ar- 3rd and Eye at*, n.w.. Rev. William B. dence, 1559 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va sage conference, said he remained as an employe. At the Inhabitants are hereby notified Funeral have not! j trus, Eliaah and Cornelius Kittrell, jr. He Marsh officiating. Interment Payne's Cem- WILLIAM H. WINDSOR, Sr., beloved hus- arrangements HARRY J. FROEHLICH sent it in the sincere hope the time of his death he was general that | also is survived by a host of other rela- etery. band of the late Mary Frances Windsor been on February 23. 1950. at completed. died j fives and friends. Remains resting at the and father of Joseph. William H.. Guv meeting “will be fruitful of wise East University Hospital. TAYLOR. LENA V. On Wednesday, Jr.: foreman of the Capitol Georgetown John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home. 801 Floyd and H. Lester Windsor; Mrs D at Geier February 22, 1950 at Holy Name Church, counsels and constructive Services the Frank ; 3rd st. s.w.. where relatives and friends Odrison, Mrs Marshall Mock and Mrs. action. streetcar barn. 920 11th st. n.e.. Funeral Home. 3005 14th »t. may call on Sunday. February 26. after 11 j LENA V. TAYLOR (nee Bessie | Gallagher. Remains resting at the was a of the Gordon B. Dies w w.. on Monday. February 27. at 9:30 a.m. Funeral at Lewis), beloved wife of Basil F. Taylor of He member George Gregg Monday, February 37. Birch Funeral Home. .1034 M st. n.w., am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 804 K st. n.e. and mother o? William L. 11:30 p.m., from the Jerusalem Baptist where services will be held on Saturday. C. Lodge No. 22, F. A. A. JOHN CLAGETT PROCTOR. President. P Taylor. Funeral from the Timothy Han- Whitney Church. 26th and sts. n.w.. Rev. Augus- February 25. at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar DAVY. lon Funeral Home, 641 H st. n.e.. on E. William F. Hunt ORRIN J. Secretary. tus Lewis officiating. Interment Lincoln Sat- Hill Cemetery. Charles Gebhardt, M.. and the Af Purcellville Home Memorial Cemetery. 26 urday. February 25. at 0:30 a.m. High GARDNER, MARIAN H. On Tuesday, requiem mass at Name No. 16 of the Eastern Holy Church at 10 WRIGHT. W. LLOYD. Suddenly, on Chapter Special to The Star 21. 1950. at Garfield a.m. Dispatch februarv Hospital. LAWRENCE, LOUISE ALICE. February Relatives and friends invited. In- Thursday, February 23, 1950. at Doctors H. mother of John H Star. MARIAN GARDNER, 23. 1950, of 1328 Columbia rd. n.w.. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 24 Hospital. W. LLOYD WRIGHT, beloved Feb. 24 Gardner of Takoma Park. Md. Service* mother of Mrs. Arthur of Retired Dies are his widow, Mrs. PURCELLVILLE, Va„ Garis, daughter TAYLOR, PANOLA P. On Wednesday, brother of Matilda D. Wright. Friends Lawyer, Surviving j at the S H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 Sarah J. Knott, sister of Mrs. Rose Pearce. February 22, 3 950, PANOLA P. TAYLOR, may call at Gawler's Chapel. 175H Pa a —Gordon 14th st n.w. on Saturday. February 25. Helen A. Thompson: daughter,' Bitzer Gregg, 63, for- Mrs. May Warthen and Mrs. Pauline beloved wife of the late William W. Tay- ave. n.w.. where services will be held on Charles E. Gebhardt, 58, retired 11:30 am. Interment private. (Pitts- (Alder. Stuart and Edward Knott. Prayers lor and mother of Mrs. Mae V. German. Monday, February 27. at 2 p.m. Inter- Mrs. Teresa Levy of 930 Perry mer owner and urah. Pa., paper* please copy.) 24 at Chambers' United States Tax Court garage member of £t Funeral Home, J4O0 Chapin Edward T., Johif T. and William A. Tay- ment Oak Hill Cemetery. 2fi attorney, W. 1st. n.w., Saturday. February 35, at 8:30 place N.E., and a son, Everett GEBHARDT, CHARLES E. On Thur*- lor. .Funeral from the W. W. Deal Fu- ZEPP, FRANKLIN D. On Thursday, died yesterday at the Washington a well-known Loudoun ; a m. Ma-ss. 9 a.m., at Sacred Heart neral Home. County dav. February 23. 1950. at the Washing- 4812 Georgia ave. n.w*, on February 23. 1950. FRANKLIN D. ZEPP. of Falls Church, Va., j Church. 16th st. and Park rd. n.w. In- Sanitarium in Takoma Park after Thompson ton Sanitarium and Hospital. CHARLES Saturday. February 26. at 11 a.m. Rela- beloved husband of the late Fannie K family, died Wednesday night at terment Mount Olivet. and friends and a brother, Everett A. Thomp- E GEBHARDT. husband of the late tives invited. Interment Oak- Zepp, lather of C. Lamore Zlle of Taylors- a year’s illness. ■ ton. Va. Marion F. Gebhardt. and father of Mis* LIVINGSTON, BERTHA L. On Febru- 24 ville, Md.. and Arthur F. Zepp Funeral son of 1743 L> street S.E. his home in Purcellville from a from the W. Before his retirement last Octo- Marion E Gebhardt Charles M RUMe’l ary 23, 1950, at Providence Hospital, wile VINCENT. SOLOMON. On February 20, W. Deal Funeral Home, 4817 heart attack. He had been in G J. Richard. Alan E. and Robert W. of Randolph Livingston, sister ol Frank 1950, at Georgetown University Hospital, Georgia ave. n.w.. on Saturday. February | 25, ber, Mr. Gebhardt had served 38 Gebhardt. Mr. Gebhardt rest* at the Whitt. Mrs. Hattis Lewis and SOLOMON VINCENT, beloved husband of at J p.m. Relatives and friends in- ill health for more than a Mrs. Roselia j vited. year.’ Warner F Purr.Dhrey Funeral Home. 94:14 Dalton. Services at Chambers' Funeral Lena Vincent, father of Floyd. Melvin and Interment Mount Airy, Md. 25 years as a Government attorney. j Mr. was born and Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md. Service-! Home, 517 11th st. s e., on Saturday. Howard Vincent; Helen Pollard. Bertha Gregg spent Feb- His first 18 years’ service was Col. Dies; on Saturday. February 25. at 2 D.m., at ruary 25, at 10 a.m. Interment Wash- Pinkett. Sadie Dock and Hazel Bailey. Taylor most of his life here. He was the the Hoi* Comforter Church. 701 Ogle- ington National. Also surviving are one brother, other rel- In HUmoriam spent with the Department of thorp* st. n.w. Interment Fort Lincoln atives and many friends. After 6 p.m. son of the late Daniel and Laura Cemetery. LOWRIE, FLORENCE G. On Wednes- February 24. friends may call at the BEAVERS, DALRIDGE. In sad but lov- Justice and the other 20 years Bitzer Gregg. He was a member day, February 22, 1950, at her residence, Rollins Funeral Home. Services and inter- ing memory of our dear father, DAL- with the old Board of Tax Aviation Pioneer GEWIRZ, HYMAN. On Thursday. Feb- 703 Gallatin st. n.e.. Appeals, FLORENCE G. LOW- ment in Clalrmont, Va., on Sunday. 24 RIDGE BEAVERS, who passed away of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. ruary 23. 1950. HYMAN GEWIRZ, be- iRIE, formerly of Salisbury. N. c.. beioved eighteen years now as WALTER. OLIN A. La Fayette Lodge.! ago today, February 24. known the Tax Court. He the Associated Press loved father of Israel. Myer. Morris and wife of the late Maurice M. Lowrie and 1937. • ly He is survived his No. 19. F. A. A. M., will hold HIS LOVING CHILDREN. by widow, Samuel Gewirf. Funeral services st the mother of George D. Weis of Richmond, lived at 710 Wayne avenue, Silver a special communication Mon- CARTER, MARGARET CALDERWOOD. Feb. 24 —Lt. Mrs. Beauma Purcell a Bernard Danzanskv Ac Son Funeral Home. Va.: Mrs. Frank A. Streets of Washington. SAN FRANCISCO, Gregg; day. February 27. 1950. at In loving memory of a dear friend and Spring. 3501 14th *t* n.w on Friday. February D. C.. and Mrs. R. E. McDonald of Alex- 12:15 p.m.. at the Masonic a large soul, MARGARET CALDERWOOD one of daughter, Mrs. Ruth Bowman of 24. at 2 p.m Interment Ohev Shalom andria. Va. Friends may call at William liW A native of New York Mr. Col. H. B. “Pete” Taylor, 57, Temple, for the purpose of CARTER, who left us In September, City, Cemetery. 24 !J. Nalley's Funeral Home, 3200 Rhode 1949 Purcellville; a sister. Miss Anne conducting the Masonic burial Gebhardt came to men in American Island ave.. at Eastern ave. n.e., where Often we sit and talk of you Washington in the best known GI.EZEN, .TAMES L. On Thursday, Feb- service for our late brother. Gregg, and two grandchildren. I services will be held on Saturday. Febru- And think of how you died. 23. 1950. at hi* residence. OLIN WALTER. his youth and was graduated from a ruary 2241 ary 25, at 2 p.m. Relatives and To know you did not say aviation, died yesterday from Funeral services friends WILLIAM E. good-by will be held at W -cousin ave. n.w JAMES L. GLFZEN. invited. Interment Cedar Hill RABENHORST. Before you closed your eyes. Law School. of Cemeterv. Georgetown University the beloved father Dr. Roy J. Glezen oi 'Salisbury. N. C.. and Worshipful Master. 26; heart ailment. home at 11 a.m. tomorrow, Richmond. Va.. pa- No one knows how much we miss you, He had lived in Silver Wash ^gton. D C and Lee L. Glezen of please WEBBER. FRED N., SR. On Friday. Spring for Ipers copy.) 24 No one knows the bitter pain with burial in Lincoln Cemetery. New York City. N. Y. Services at the February 24. 1950, FRED N. WEBBER. Col. career in aviation We have suffered since you left us, the last 20 years. His wife, Mrs. Taylor’s Chevy CJiase Funeral Home. 5101 Wiscon- LUCAS, EARL WORTHINGTON. On Sr., of 205-A Bates st. n.w., beloved hus- Life has never beefc the same. • sin ave. n.w., on Saturday. February 25, ! Thursday, February 23. 1950, at Gariieid band of Edith E. Webber and father of Marion E. Gebhardt, died in 1943. extended from the industry’s in- at 4 p.m. Interment private. 1 Hospital, EARL WORTHINGTON LUCAS Fred N. jr.. and Donald R. CORNELL, NANNIE V. A tribute of Webber, Web- are five Charles He was ‘of 5820 Colorado ave. n.w., beloved son ot ber. Notice of services later. love to the memory of my dear mother, Surviving sons, fancy to the present time. GORDON, NATHANIEL C. Departed Emily M. Lucas and brother of John S. NANNIE V. CORNELL, who departed this "Be on this life Wednesday, February 22, WEST, ERNEST. Departed this life on M., Robert W.* J. Richard and agent for the Civil Aero- Satisfied! Decide Chambers!" iLucas of McLean. Va. He also is survived IOurleen ye*rs *K0’ February 24, safety 1950. after a illness, Mr. NATHAN- Saturday, February 18. JftftO. at Freed- long by a nephew John Price Lucas. Friends 1/ii 16 Alan E. Gebhardt, all of Silver nautics Administration at the time IEL C. GORDON of 00 New York ave. j men’s Hospital. ERNEST WEST of 466 M ; may call at the Birch Funeral Home, 3034 HER LOVING DAUGHTER, RUTH COR- n.w. He is survived by a devoted wife. st. n.w., loving father of Eleanor West and • and Russell Gebhardt, IM st. n.w. Services at the Aubrey Hall NELL JACKSON. Spring, of his death. Mrs. Mary E. Gordon: two sisters, two devoted friend of Minnie A Jackson. A Home, Purcellville, Va.. on Bun- MORIARTY, Md., and a the stepson.*, one stepdaughter and a host of (Funeral host of other relatives and friends also JOHN JOSEPH. In loving Wheaton, daughter. In 1937 he was appointed to i day, February 26. at 3 p.m. Interment memory of dear other relatives and friends. Remain* mav survive. Friends may call after 4 p.m. my husband. JOHN JO-1 Ketoctin Church Yard. 25 SEPH Miss Marion E. Gebhardt, Silver- of Air Commerce. He be viewed Friday. February 24 after 3 Friday. February 24, at the Taft H. Wil- MORIARTY, who lelt me one year Department liams Funeral Home. 12th st. n.w.. ago today, February 24, 1949. ranks to p.m., at the Hall Bros. Fungal Home. 021 LYLES, JAMES. Departed this life sud- 1702 Spring. rose quickly through the Florida ave. n.w. Funeral Frvices Satur- where services will be held Saturday. Feb- A year has passed, denly. on Sunday, February 19, 1950, at my darling. A brother, John E. Gebhardt, chief of maintenance for day. February 25. at 1 p.m.. at the above Casualty Hospital. JAMES LYLES, beloved ruary 25, at 1 p.m. Interment Payne's But my heart remains the same, become funeral home. Interment Woodlawn Cem- husband of Annie Lyles. He also leaves Cemetery. 24* For many a silent tear has fallen West Collingswood, N. J.; three in [nothing the CAA Washington. * w etery. to mourn their loss tour children, father, WHEELER. CLARENCE E. On Wednes- At the mention of your name. CMAMIEtl w • sisters, Mrs. R. F. Eskridge, Olym- II he was mother, sister, three aunts, four uncles day. February 22, 1950. at Arlington Hos- YOUR LOVING WIFE. HELEN. During World War and a host of other relatives and friends. Va.. Mr. CLARENCE E. Mrs. A. E. Flush- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. pital. Arlington, MORIARTY, JOHN JOSEPH. In mem- pia, Wash.; Paul, commissioned as a major in the Funeral Saturday, February 25. at 1 p.m WHEELER, beloved husband of Beulan ory of our father. JOHN JOSEPH N. and Mrs. A. C. Hassel- lrom the downtown chapel of St. Joseph s Gertrude Wheeler, father of Joseph Francis MORIARTY. who ing, Y., Air Command and as departed this life one Transport LEFT I FRANK GEIER'S Funeral Home, 306 L st. n.w.. Rev. Jesse Wheeler, of Mrs. V. L. Norman of year UNDONE... SON'S CO. brother ago today. February 24, 1949. bush, New and six grand- he McCoy Hanson officiating. Interment in Arlington. Va., and Mrs W. R. Moffett of York, an engineering officer helped 3605 14th ST. N.W. The love you gave us Payne's Cemetery. 24* iSan Antonio. Tex. Remains resting at many years children, also survive. Af- Shall never from us establish air bases in Europe, TUCKERMAN 2326 Hysong’s Funeral Home. 1300 N si. n.w. depart: MATTIE E. j Though you have gone Funeral services will be held at McKINNON, On Friday, Funeral services will be held at the Church beyond our reach, the Middle East, the Orient I You are always IVi our rica, February 23. 1950, in Gallinger Hospital. ’of the Reformation. 212 East Capitol st.. hearts. 2 tomorrow in the Church of NEW ENLARGED PARLORS E YOUR LOVING p.m. Pacific. Mrs. MATTIE McKINNON ol 1417 1 on at 1 p.m. Rel- CHILDREN, NANCY AND and the South COMPLETE FUNERAL Saturday. February 25. • I Formerly at 1118 7th St. N W. JACK. (Trinidad ave. n.e., the devoted mother of atives and friends invited to attend. In- the Holy Comforter, Seventh and *259 'Mrs. Edith Wood and Mrs. Mims. _Established 1851_ __ Levrle I terment Columbia Cemetery. MORIARTY. JOHN JOSEPH. In mem- She also Is survived by three Lu- (gardens Oglethorpe streets N.W. Burial sisters, HYMAN E. ory ol my dear grandfather. JOHN JO- cille Pipkins, Grate Richardson and Hattie WILLIAMS, On Wednesday. 1950. at his SEPH MORIARTY. who left me one year will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. French Ashe; three brothers, Luther. John and February 22, residence. 4804 Representative I V. L. SPEARE CO. ago today. February 24, 1949. st. n.e.. HYMAN E. WILLIAMS, bf- ! William McLeod; four grandchildren, otter Jay Neither succeisor to nor connected with I husband of Amanda lather Just when life was relatives and friends. Remains resting loved Williams, sweetest the origin*) W. R. Speare establishment 1 of Celeste Lee and Mrs. Francina And you could with L. E. Murray & Son, 1337 10th st. Mr.