Chicago Publishers Mother of Man Killed by Gen. Bartlett Beaman Eralfjfl SratJja Policeman Awarded $1000 No- HOLT. RUSSELL AT'BRET. Saturday, And Printers End A District Court Dies at Walter »vmRSON ALMA C. On Friday, On jury yesterday Reed; of November 15. 194?, at his 3109 ..mhr- I t 194L ALMA C. ANDERSON residence, afternoon a verdict for be- North 2nd st.. returned $1,- IVT imh st. Mount Rainier. Md„ Arlington, Va., BUSSELL Gustave G. Ander- AUBREY HOLT, beloved Mar- 000 in favor of Mrs. Rosa Lee Cun- loved Wife Of the late husband ol of Gustave G. Anderson, garet Whitehead Holt, lather ol Mrs. Eric iSr. sr mother of the 2100 block of N. Y.i Mrs. A. Bruce of Emmit Talks in Deadlock ningham Eighth Air Forces Veteran of New York City. Agnes Houston, Tex.; Robert Washington. D. C ; Mrs. A. R. Holt ol Silver Spring. Md.; Mrs. Ruth H. street N.W., for the death of her Conners of th# Associated of Bremerton. Wash.; Mrs. Marie Oavis, Mrs. Martha Carpenter. Lee D. and By Frost Robert who Brig. Gen. Bartlett Beaman, 5fl, Fub?nks Blankenship of Mary Ann Holt of Va. Also son, Cunningham, 32, charron and Mrs. Olga Arlington, and chief of staff of the srl^hineton D C. Services at the S. H. surviving are six grandchildren. Remains CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—A deadlock was killed by a bullet fired by Po- organizer 2901 14th st. resting at Ives Funeral Home, 2847 Hines CO Funeral Home, the, In contract between 1st Air Division of the 8th Bomber at 3 p.m. Wilson where fu- negotiations liceman Harry O. Dodson in May, on Tuesday, November 18, blvd., Arlington. Va.. nw 17 neral Command in during the Interment Cedar Hill Cemeteiy. services will be held Monday, No- the International Typographical 1943. England vember 17. at 11 a.m. Interment Columbia Union and the The war, died yesterday at Walter Reed RASTIAN. ALBERT. On Thursday, No- Gardens Cemeterjr. (Norfolk and Suffolk, Chicago Newspaper shooting occurred, the officer Mary- vember111 1947, at his residence. Va., papers please copy.) 16 Publishers' Association, which rep- contended when a Hospital, where he had been hos- BAST1AN, be- through counsel, land Point. Md.. ALBERT resents the six since His home in?ert husband of Mary Bastlan (nee JACKSON, FREDA ELIZABETH. De- major Chicago daily cousin of the deceased, Willie Cun- pitalized January. Thmoei <#d father of Mrs. Tillie Tucker parted this life on Thursday, November newspapers, was announced last tried to assault was at Alban Towers, 3700 Massa- FREDA ningham, him by Washington. D. C.: Mrs. Lillian Bowie. 13. 1947. at Gallinger Hospital, I. Sheriff rd. night by the two groups. an automobile towards him. chusetts avenue N.W. Milburn and Wilton ol Maryland ELIZABETH JACKSON of 6011 running Bastiary November n.e., the mother of Mrs. Pauline Point Md Funeral Saturday. loving The officer to Gen. Beaman was bom in Prince- Services at devoted sister of Mrs. Daisy Jones. The publishers’ association said sought question the la from his late residence. Thomas, Baptist Church at 2 p.m. In- She also is survived by three nephews, one negotiations were halted after the cousin about reckless driving, it was ton, Mass., and was graduated from Nanjimoy a friends. terment church cemetery. 15 niece, other relatives and host of claimed. Policeman Dodson testi- Harvard in 1913. He was in Remains resting at the John T. Rhines & union refused to agree to arbitra- College BOOTE. ELLA MARIE. On Thursday, Co. Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., tion by the Executive Board of the fied he fired at the fleeing automo- the investment business with Curtis November 1.1. 1947. at her home, 9412 St. where relatives and friends may call cn Federation of Labor on bile. One of the bullets hit Robert & in Boston oefore Andrews Way. Silver Spring, Md.. ELLA Sunday. November 10. after 11 a.m., and Chicago Stephenson Co., MARIE BOOTE. beloved wife of Ward E. where funeral services will be held on Mon- whether a written contract for a Cunningham, a passenger and killed he entered World War I as a second of Ward E. Boote, Jr.; Rev. Wil- Boote mother day, November 17, at 1:30 p.m., duration him. Officer Dodson had been ab- Marilyn Carter Boote and Marguerite liam Weaver officiating. Interment Wood- year’s should be signed. lieutenant in the Air Corps. He Mrs. Boote rests at the Qui’nby Boote. lawn Cemetery. 10 Woodruff of solved of criminal liability. served in Prance and participated Warner E. Pui»Phrey Funeral Home. 8434 Randolph, president HERBERT. On Friday, No- Mrs. Cunningham, who is offensive. Georgia ave.. Silver Spring, Md. Services JACKSON, the International Typographical colored, in the Meuse-Argonne In November 15. at 2 at vember 14. 1947, at his residence, 1 on Saturday, p.m., said "a deadlock was awarded the verdict as execu- May, 1919, he was made a first lieu- the Trinity Episcopal Church, Piney Branch Pomeroy rd. s.e,. HERBERT JACKSON,, Union, complete trix of her son's estate. She was rd and Dahlia st., Takorna Park, D. C. the beloved husband of Mrs. Ernestine has been reached in negotiations." tenant and was transferred to the Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15 Jackson and the devoted father of Benja- represented by Attorney George E. C. I min Jackson and Hattie Witcher. Also He said there was “obviously no 3d Air Interceptor Company at Vi- MART. On Friday, November are relatives and friends. Hayes. Justice James W. Morris BURNS, surviving other chance of reaching an agreement.” net, France. 14, 1947. at her daughter’s residence, o2U4 Notice of funeral later. Arrangements presided at the trial. He was in 7th st. n.w., MARY BURNS, beloved moth- by Walter E. Hunter Co., 2512 Sheridan Mr. Randolph has been sitting In discharged July, 1919, er of Mrs. Joseph Toomey. Funeral from rd. s.e. and returned to the investment busi- Collins' Funeral Home. 3821 14th st. n.w., on the discussions between the pub- at 8:30 JOHNSON, REV. FREDERICK W. Sud- ness in Baton with the firms of on Monday. November 17, a.m. lishers’ organization and the Chi- Requiem mass at the Church of the Na- denly, on Thursday. November 13, 1947, Dr. D. F. Perrin, West & Winslow and Blytbe tivity at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends In- Rev. FREDERICK W. JOHNSON of 401 cago Typographical Union since last Windenburg, vited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Seward Square s.e., beloved husband of He & Co. He returned to active military Emily E. Johnson and brother of Mrs. Monday. added: 16 duty as a major in February, 1941, Rozella Noblette. Remains resting at the “The president of the Interna- COOPER. ALWELL SAMUEL. On Thurs- S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th Naval Gun and came to Washington, assigned day. November 13, 1947. at Alexandria st. n.w., until 12 noon Saturday. Fu- tional association will so report to Factory to the ALWELL SAMUEL COOPER of neral services at Grace Baptist Church, the office of chief of Air Hospital. the local union a week from Sun- Annandale, Va., beloved husband of Marie 9th st. and South Carolina ave. s.e., on Corps for duty in the intelligence Ward Cooper, father of Mrs. Sallle Ann Saturday, November 15, at 1:30 p.m. In- day.” and brother of Mrs. Anna Hutch- division. A few months later he Dunphy terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15 Wouldn’t Issues. Chief Dies erson. Mrs. Alice Cady, Afton D„ Adley C.. JONES, PVT. JESSE E. On March 4, 1945, at the luncheon of Separate Physicist, I was made chief of the evaluation Albert E. and Ariel A. Cooper. Remains in Germany, Pvt. JEESE E. JONES. LABOR UNION OFFICIALS ATTEND CHEST LUNCHEON—Speakers report at the Ives Funeral Home. 2847 of Rose M. “Mr. Randolph said “the pub- Dr. Dwight P. Windenburg, chief unit of the intelligence division. resting MM beloved husband the Community Chest Federation campaign yesterday in the United States Chamber of Com- Wilson blvd., Arlington, Va.. where funeral Jones, father of Richard Wayne lishers refused to submit for trans- at the David Model He went overseas in March, 1942, on the Industrial physicist Taylor services will be held Monday. November Jones of 00 K st. n.w. and son merce Building included (left to right) Henry Beitscher, president of Washington 17. at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington Na- of Marie Jones of Hyattsville, mittal to the local union a complete Basin of the Naval Gun Factory, land was wing executive officer and If of the CIO Mrs. Gannon, president of tional Cemetery. 16 Md. Interment Monday. Novem- Union Council and chairman Advisory Committee; Mary proposal for a contract. The pub- died yesterday in Mount Alto Hos- chief of staff of headquarters of the ber 17, 1947, at 2 p.m.. in Arlington Na- Traffic and Clem F. chairman of the AFL Advisory j DAVIS. IRA L. On Wednesday. Novem- tional Cemetery. Relatives and friends the Washington Telephone Union, Preller, lishers will not offer any wage in- pital. He suf- Bomber Wing in the European ber 12 1947. at his residence, 729 North 11st invited. 16 of the Central Labor U nion. —Star Staff Photo. crease from was Capitol st., IRA L. DAVIS, husband of Committee and president separate any proposed fered a heart at- theater. The following year he eter- Lizzie Davis, fathet of Fred I. and Aubrey JONES. MARTHA. Entered into The November 13. contract. publishers will not tack at his home, made executive officer of the 1st J Davis and Mrs. Beulah G. Beavers. Serv- nal rest on Thursday. 1947, ices at Chambers' Funeral Home, 517 11th at her residence. 2231 North Culpeper st., Dies accept the union's proposal for a 011 Pickwick Bomber Division. In February, 1944, Va.. MARTHA JONES, wife of Prof. Clovis Vincent st se., on Monday. November 17, at 1 Ailington. Post Will Conduct the late William Jones, devoted mother of Legion contract.” lane, Chevy he was promoted to brigadier p.m. Interment Washington National PARIS, Nov. 15 . Mr. contract was the first an in on at her late residence, 1105 Kinney and his companions The father. William signed by engaged experimentation neral services Friends may call at the above address girl’s Shippen undertaken ave.. Laurel, Md., on Sunday. ITU local under added: uce ot the Large., Montgomery Novembe*- 10. after 12 noon. Fu- were at work in the lowest gangway Davis, said that he was "at a loss terms of the Taft- atomic power drive, Interment Ivy Sunday. In the World November 16. at 2:30 p.m. neral services will be held Monday. No- a 16 of the Charles Parrish Coal Co. at to understand” her actions. He added Hartley law. He reported the con- Church “Atomic power plants will find Hill Cemetery. vember 17. at 7 p.m.. at Friendship Bap- Superintendent Funerals retroactive to welcome them aboard Complete MORRIS. IDA MARY. On Thursday, tist Church. 1st and H sts. s.w.. Rev. B. Sugar Notch when they were that she had not been expected tract, October 1, hearty waiting i November 13, 1947. at Garfield Hospital, H. Whiting officiating. Interment Har- a fall of rock. Mules from school this week end. grants weekly wage increases of To Conduct Conference ships of the fleet for though we can $r j to $2,000 IDA MARY MORRIS of 1242 Quincy st. mony Cemetery. Arrangements by Eue~ne trapped by home $11 to workers fuel at sea, is Four L--.C Funeral Hornet n.w.. mother of Mrs. Dorothy M. Harris Ford. 16 were used to pull carts in the mine. Miss Davis’ governess said that day and $12 to night The Rev. Dr. John H. Ness, York, replenish the,process and Lionel E. Morris, both of this city, and was workers and brings the of the time consuming and exposes the James M. Morris of Norfolk. Va. Also a last summer the young socialite weekly^ pay Pa., superintendent Pennsyl- to for to increased Phone CO. 0432 number of grandchildren and great-grand- In iEemnrtam Publisher Dies a guest in England of Miss Sharman $80 day workers and’ S36 vania Conference of the Evangelical ships engaged danger Services at the S. H. Transport children survive. ANDERSON, JAMES W. AND LUCY A for men on a 40-hour week. to submarine and surface attack.” Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. Nov. 15 Douglas, a former Brearley School night United Brethren Church, will be Hines In sacred and loving memory ol oaDa and CLEVELAND, (fP).—Fred- n.w.. on Monday. November 17, at 2 p.m. The contract does not involve He termed fallacious” mamma, who passed away in November, elassmate and daughter of Lewis W preached tomorrow evening at “completely Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 16 erick Hurn Thompson, 61, vice pres- guest 1 and 14, 1910 and 1935. that a war could be won FUNERAL DESIGNS. ident of Simmons-Boardman Pub- Douglas, United States Ambassador printers employed by the Akron the Memorial United Brethren a theory NELSON, JOHN D. On Thursday, No- as The sun still shines just before, to the court of St. James’s. Beacon Journal. Church. The service will be fol- a powerful enemy within 24 GEO. C. SHAFFER, Inc. vember 13. 1947, at Prince Georges Hos- The rose still grows beside our door, lishing Corp., transportation pub- jover D. NELSON of 4010 Bladens- are I hours use of the atomic bomb. FLORAL TRIBUTES AY pital. JOHN But you gone. lishers, died yesterday. 37 lowed by the quarterly conference. by EXPESSIVE burg rd.. Cottage City, Md., father of Nor- YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN AND During MODERATE PRICES PHONE NA 0108 man and Jack Nelson. Friends may call at GRANDCHILDREN, SEN ETTA, JAMES years of association with the pub- Louis P. De Dies; Gift * Gouy of and Sunder Gaseh's Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore AND GLORIA AND POPLIN. Day's Earnings -< Cor. 14th & services will lishing firm he became widely f Eye ave.. Hyattsville, Md., where BROOKS. ROSIE L. A tribute of love be held on Monday. November 17. at 10 Cookbooks and sacred memory to my beloved grand- known in the railroad business. Author of To Relief a.m. and friends invited. In- and CHACONAS FLOWERS Relatives mother, ROSIE L. BROOKS, whom I shall Foreign Urged For Outstanding Natural Beauty terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 16 By the Asiociated Press A United Beautiful FLORAL PIECES. SS.00 and a« never forget, who passed away five years The population of Egypt under the Nations foreign relief Intown Location the Choice is DELIVERED NOURSE. DR. UPTON DARBY. On Fri- ago today. November 15. 1942. P. Convenient • has been estimated at NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Louis fund should be-set and S60* I4th St. N W Phone DB. UtI day. November 14, 1947, at Frederick Me- HER GRANDDAUGHTER, DELORES. Ptolemys up, every Dr. UPTON DARBY chef and the morial Hospital. DUCKETT, HARRIETA. In memory ol 7,000,000 compared with 18,000,000 De Gouy. 72, noted American should sacrifice a day’s of Alice Wind- a GUDE BROS. CO. NOURSE. beloved husband HARRIETA DUCKETT, of Mrs. our dear mother, author of 16 cookbooks, collapsed earnings for the fund, R. M. Davis designed Wreaths and Snrars sor Nourse and father Raleigh November 15. today. Indlvidoallr No- who passed away 1940. Charge account, onened br ubone Chinn and Mrs. Harrison England. and died yesterday at a hotel show of Morgantown, W. Va., a coal oper- tice of services later. It's only one year, dear mother. Creek * &ock 4276 mg St. N.W.—NAtional rest, Palace. ator, told the International Re- Cemetery Since have gone to in Grand OTIS. PFC. WILILAM ARCHIE. On No- you Central But are always remembered 1944, in Germany. you ilrmnriattt Mr. De the son of the chef lations Club of American nature _ vember of 17, By those who loved you best. In Gouy, University Here find the serene beauty Blackistone. Inc. ^V7^5' Pfc. WILLIAM ARCHIE OTIS. • you'll (•A DEVOTED FAMILY. KILBY. ROBERT N. (BOB). In mem- of Franz Josef of Austria, yesterday. ffcaSl beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Dar- Emperor with memorials created the hands FLORAL of our dear husband. son enhanced by BEAUTIFUL ■ESaSj -.ell E. Otis of Springfield. Va. 'FARLEY, RACHEL T. A tribute of love was chief editor of Gourmet The that and brother. ROBERT N. (BOBi food speaker urged Congress :— He also is survived by five broth- and devotion to the memory of our beloved of famous masters and at an accessible T. KILBY, who was called to his and a consultant to other call for establishment of the relief easily TRIBUTES, $5 up I ers, Richard. Irving. Herbert. mother and grandmother, RACHEL 1 Magazine two sisters, FARLEY, who passed away four years ago eternal rest one year ago today, fund a within the limits. It is nonsec- Phone and Charge It | Stanley and Carl Otis: Joyce 15, 1946. publications and food concerns. by joint resolution of both location city t Doris Otis, all of Springfield, Va. Re- today, November 15. 1943. November and houses. and there is an CT&CFLOWERSTORES mains resting at the Hall Funeral Home, We cherish her memory, which will never tarian and nonspeculative ! Occoouan. Va.. where services will be con- • brings sad memories UP DELIVERED die. THE FAMILY. November care. FLORAL SPRAY, *3.85 ducted Monday, November 17, 1947. at 2 Of a dear one gone to rest, endowment fund that assures perpetual Invited j FLAMMER, LORRAINE. Cbarre Accounts Interment, with military honors, those who think of you today p.m. And Landover Hills Church so families choose Two Convenient Locations National Memorial Park, near Falls Church, Dear Lorraine. Are the ones who loved-you best. ObedientChild,3, That's why many Washington Va. Relatives and friends invited. 808 14th St. N.W. ME. 7433 This is your birthday, baby, dear, We miss the sound of your footsteps have Rock Creek Cemetery. 923 F St. N.W. ME. 7404 PARRECO, JAMES. On Friday, No- The day God gave me you, And your voice since you gone. Plans Week of Providence But now you are my angel in Heaven above, we no longer see you. Rescued Meetings vember 14. 1947, at Hospital, And though Sitting critical of available lots and JAMES PARRECO of 4012 19th pi. n.e., So all I can do is send you my love. In our hearts you stiU live on. A week of evangelistic meetings; We invite your investigation father if LOTS. beloved husband of Anna Parreco, All my love. we pause and think of you P. sites—ot reasonable budgeted terms CEMETERY • Often conducted by the Rev. E. Gatlin very prices—with of Mrs. Anesta P. McClelland, Mrs. Jo- MOTHER. And think of how you died. In Home 1 LOT. 6 SITES, lor sale in Washington sephine P. Donnley, Theodore. William. HACKETT. THELMA C. A tribute of To know you could not say good-by Burning of Glen Echo Baptist Church, will desired. Memorial Park. Riggs rd. ext.; $200. WO. Edward and Arnold Parreco; brother of love and our loved one, Before you closed your eyes. who memory_to * An obedient 3-year-old boy, open at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the 6618.16* Mrs. Mary Moschetta of Fredericktown, THELMA C. HACKETT, who departed this THE FAMILY. Hours: 9 A M. Pa. Notice of funeral later. stayed in a smoke-filled house as it Landover Hills (Md.) Church Visiting S BEAUTIFUL LOTS located Fort Lincoln life two years ago today, November 15, LETCHER. EUGENE B. A tribute of Baptist HOWARD. On Thurs- 1946. been in- to sundown doily ond Cemetery; sell together or individually. POSEY, WILLIAM love to the memory of my beloved husband. burned because he had and continue at 7:45 pm. daily Call AT. 9512.—16 day, November 13, 1947, WILLIAM HOW- Let us think of her today, B. LETCHER, who passed into husband of Evelyn ,EUGENE structed not to move, was rescued next the Rev. Sunday FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, five sites. ARD POSEY, beloved Sleeping, resting, just away; the Great Beyond November 15, 1921. through Sunday, Ryon Posey of La Plata. Md. Funeral Resting where no shadows fall, a fireman has an- Owner wishes to sell. SH. 3743. 16* Sweet thoughts of yesterday never die. by yesterday. Merle M. Shade, pastor, on Monday, November 17, from his late waiting lor us all. Offico Hours: Sundays Only many years have now passed by; son residence. Mass will be offered at the MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. LUCINDA Though The boy, James Lee, colored, nounced. that on earth can last and 9 to 12. Sacred Heart Church, La Plata, Md.. at 8 AND CLARISSA KING. It seems nothing 408 holidays, AMBULANCES. SUTTON A. of the past. of Mrs. Dora May Lee of New Music for the series will be direct- a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, Except sweet memories H. A tribute of love • Weekdays, 9 to 4:30 D: C. 16 HEY. CHARLES HIS WIFE, DORA York avenue was rescued un- Washington, of dear N.W., ed by Samuel Wynkoop, and devotion to tne memory my noble N. Sacred to the POTEAT, CHARLES S. On Saturday, husband. CHARLES H. HEY. who departed THOMAS, harmed Pvt. R. H. Kirchmyer of oi our dear and devoted husband by i November 15. 1947, at Providence Hos- this life three years ago today, November memory D. Mathows NOBLE N. THOMAS, who en- Truck Co. No. 4. The fireman had Roy AMBULANCES ! pital, CHARLES S. POTEAT. beloved hus- 15, 1944. and father, band of Maude E. Poteat. father of Mar- tered into eternal rest seven years ago has to go through a window because Superintendent shall N. Poteat. brother of Frank Poteat. A precious one from me gone. today, November 15, 1940. One of the finest fleets in A voice I loved is stilled: home was TAylor 0585 Remains resting at Chambers' Funeral We shall meet, but we shall miss him, the door of the two-story TIage A place is vacant in my heart | Home, 517 11th st. s.e., until Sunday. No- There will be one vacant chair. the world! Rates, $10. City Which never can be filled. blocked by flames. vember 16. at 3 p.m. Services and inter- LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER, KATIE MEMORIAL Rock Creek Church Road and suburbs, rate $10 up ment in Marion, N. C. 16 You are gone, but not forgotten, J. THOMAS, LUCILLE T. JACKSON. • He found the boy sitting on the Nor ever will you be; 302NCWHAME/H and Webster Street N.W. to 10 miles. Beautiful, new PRAYLOW. EDNA. On Wednesday, No- WALTHER. WILLIAM ROBERT. A bed in a second-floor room which As long as life and memory last, vember 11, 1947, at Freedmen's Hospital. devotion to the mem- Soldiers' Home Cadilacs. I'll always think of thee. tribute of love and was filled with smoke. —Opposite EDNA PRAYLOW. beloved daughter of ory of our dear BILLY, who left us two Harry Washington, devoted wife of De- Sleep on. dear Charles, and take your rest, years ago today, November 15, 1945. The boy’s mother had left him leancey Praylow. Also surviving are one I loved you dearly, but God loved you best. Direct transportation— • It seem so long. Billy, dear. a had sister, one brother, a host of aunts and HIS LOVING WIFE. with caretaker, who in turn Since you went away. Vtoir-OunliipuY Seventh Street Cars uncles, other relatives and friends. Friends JOHNSON. MARY ELIZABETH WHIT- What would we give to hear your voice gone to a store after instructing Home may call after 4 p.m. on Saturday. No- ING. In loving memory of my mother, MEMOWAli-rOIL- marked Soldiers' And see your smile today. ChamteM I vember 46. at Johnson & Jenkins' Funeral MARY ELIZABETH WHITING JOHNSON, James not to move, firemen said. Immuxatc* Erecti oi or Buses H-4, marked i Home. 2053 Georgia ave. n.w. Funeral who departed this life nine years ago to- You are always in our thoughts The fire did heavy damage to the Monday, November 17. at 11:30 a m., from day. November 15, 1938 And somehow always near, In-all- cemeteries •. Rock Creek Cemetery. the First Baptist Church. 1635 11th st. It is well, it is well with her soul. But words cannot ever tell home, firemen said. It apparently CALL CO. 0432 WIL- How wa mill you. Billy, dear. Opcw-Jowday/ n.w.. Rev, Johnson officiating. Interment HER DAUGHTER. NAOMI JOHNSON _ I * * in the basement. — 1 Arlington National Cemetery. • LIAMS. THE FAMILY. originated