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A—10 %% Braths BIGELOW, VIOLA M. Monday, April 22, 1840. at George WIAhInllsn Unl» versity Hospital, VIOL. BIGELO! beloved wite of Neil K. Bigelow: mothes of Marion E. Engle Services ‘at Chambers funeral nome, 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. Wednesday. April 24. at 12 noon. Interment in Tomah, Wis, 24 BOGAN, JULIA. On Tuesday. April 23, 1040, JULTA BOGAN. beloved wife of the late 'James Bogan and mother of Mrs. Grace Norwood Funeral from her late residence, 5 Rhode Tiand ave. nw. on Thursday, ABril i at 8:30 am. Reauiem mass at t Vartin | Ch t 9 am Relative: nnd frIr-hds Interment Vaihalla, BREEN, PATRICK J. On suna.y npmv 21,1940, at his residence. 34 K s PATRICK T BREEN- belgvet musoand ‘o Mary T Collins Breen and father of Mary, John. James and Sheila Breen and brother of James J. Breen Funeral (mm Wednesday. Ap: auiem mass ‘at St Aloysins Chareh ar® £.m _ Relatives and friends are_invited. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery Please omit flowers. 23 BRENNAN, JOHN J. On Monday. April 22, 1940, at, Walter Reed Howpital, JOHN Brennan (nee Quaid). Funeral from his late residence Beward Square .. on Thursday: ABril 25, at O am: thence to St. Joseph's Church. Wwhere mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m Relatives and friends invited Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 24 BROOKS, WHITFIELD H. Departed this life on Tuesday, April 23 1940. at_the residence of his ‘sister, Mrs. Mary B. Pat- terson. 313 Elm st. n.w.. WHITFIELD H. BROOKS, beloved husband of Della B. Brooks, of the late Richard and Mary B, Brooks. brother of ‘Mrs. Mars. B terson. Mrs, Nellie B. Shorts and Henry V. Brooks. Many other relatives and friends 8lso survive him. | Notice of funeral later. 24 BROWN. LEROY ERVIN. On Monday. 1 22, 1940, LEROY ERVIN BROWN. son of Louis E. and Thelma L. n Services at the Chambers funeral home. 817 J1thst ce, on Thursday, April 20, at h invited "ine above residence on 24, 30 Re- BRENNAN, heloved husband of Bertha | al 500 ol 10 am. Relatives and fricnds invited. | Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 24 Departed this life | Apri 040, a!\ ence of his sistor. M 010 44th st. n.e. M BRI son_of Elizab: ti | Brown. ' He leaves 0 mourn’ (helr s his wife. one daughter. a loving mother five gisters, eicht brothers, nicces and nephews and a host of oth Funeral Wednesdav. April 24, at 1 p.m. from the K‘l\!nl‘\ of George W. Lowis & Co. relatives and fricnds. 2032 Sth Rev W. H. Gibson. pas- for of Glenn Dale Baptiet Chureh: oficiat- ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- tery. (Philadelphia papers please copy.) ROBERT M. On Saturday, Mount Alto Hospital, | mothier”of Mary V. Hawkins: | Thursday. Beaths MARTIN, GEORGE EDWARD. On Mon. day. April'22. 1940, GEORGE EDWARD AERRAIN eloved Husband of ine. Martin and father of Frank, Gormen, Comptan V.. Perry 8. 1 mond D. Martin, and Mrs. Windberry. ‘Funeral services at the Thos. F. Murray funeral home, 07 Nichols IV! se., on Thursday. April 25, at 10:30 a.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. 2¢ S M;CR(}SS}]N., (BERNARD WESLEY, ' on unday. April 2 0, at his home. av- ilah ERNARD WESLEY MCCROS- SIN. beloved husband of Annie McCrossin, Funeral services at “be Colonial funerai L0 §f,avm, Reuben cumphrey. JRockvile Md. Wednesday. ADril 54 Intérment Darnestown. Md. MELTON, NANNIE M. On Monday, Apfil P49 hggDer residence. 1530 Bl NNIE M T be} 0B M] the ved Wle of the late Rovert E. Metton. mekiner of Fristoe A.. Willlam E. ‘and John Lynne wood Melton;' Mrs. Annie M. Bowersett and Mrs. Lucille Downard of 'Dayton, Ohio. Remlln*“{?‘mnl at the Chambers funeral home. apin st. n.w., until Thurs- day, April 25. at 11 a.m. Brr\lces in Culpeper Baptist Church at Relatives and friends_invited. {Inmmem in Fairview Cemetery, Cuipeper, MILLER. CORA. On Tuesday, April 3 1940, at Emergency Hospital, CORA LER of 1620 11th gachariah Miller MiL. st. n.w.. beloved wife of and - sister of Mary Mitehell. Lucy Lockman and Rev. Robert ol Notice of funeral later. by McGuil 0C uu:i Mm.‘ropxn Fon Q0 Monday, 2 at_Providence Hosp MELFORD F. MOCKABEE. beloved son of Henty C.and Feari B Mockabes: Remains resting at the Lee funeral home, 4th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.e. where services will be held on Wednesday, April Fhed® o2, Relatives and friends in. Vited. Interment Cedar Hi czmmn NORRIS, rnm:mns On Monday, April 40. at her résidence, Sa11 K | A AT HERINE NOSHIE e beloved | mother of Albert, John Ed: u;eu! ;nljl‘dl h crt. John Edward a il- ton Lee Hawkins P Funeral Thursday, April 5. at p.m. {rom " Alexander Memorial Bapust Cndedh . between 27th and n.w.. Rev R. L. Frazier officiating Arrangements B On P];{nnd‘ foviience’ Hopiu 16K 10 CONNIR bl 15 K beloved husband of Katherine H OLDHI!OI" {nee Howard) and father of Mary. John, Pflmcm and Anne Ol.nnnflr brother-in- la: of Dr. William oward and BEOther of Semnan O'Connor ot "omtrny | Canada, and Brother Jermanus of County | Kerry. Ireland. from Funeral the above address 25, at 9:30 am at Holy Name Church Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. Relatives and friends invited. 24 the beloved husband father of Robert M, | Remains resting at Chambers’ | Georgetown funeral home, 31st and M 8ts. n.w. Gravesid and interment in Arlington Cemetery on Wednes- | day. April am, | CALLAWAY, R Suddenly. on Bunday. Apri 1940, at' 11:30 pm.. at his residence. 5 ave. n.w. ROBERT ©. CALLAWAY. beloved husband of Onie | Gallaway and beloved son of Corg A Cal- laway and brother of Fred O. Callaw Mrs Nora C. Knapp. Mrs Louise Sul- livan and Mrs. Bessie E. Perkins of Par- kersburz. W Va Services ai his Inte residence on Wednes. | day. April 24, at Relatives and p.m friends nvited, Interment Cedar HIN Come etery terrace leaves one daughter, one son seven erandchildren. one &on and cther relatives and fr: g Fapersl notice later “Arrancements by Richardson & Co. 1704 Vermont ave COOKE, JAMES I On Sunday. Apnl his residence, 1013°17¢h pl | KE. beloved hnsband | ns Testing e the Cham. ith st. s.e., unuH 3 | | Bers funeral home Pim. Tuesday Apell Interment Macon, Ga ERICK EUGENE on P30, o Emereeney | DERICK EUGENE FOWLE. 0 and of Juliana Fowle and fa- | thes of Eisa Suzette and Frederick Walter | owle. Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st and Mass ave. n.e. Where services | will be held on Wednesday, April 24. at 1 | p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment private (llK Y. JAMES T. On_ Sunday. April 1 940. at Georgetown University Hos- | Yl In the. 6248 Sear ot b ane. JANES . son of the late Nicholas and Mary | Gilroy_(nee Kane) and_brother of Miss Mary Giiroy and Mrs, Annie Seboure. Funeral from his_late residence. 13th st n.W. on Wednesday. Abril 24 at 8:30 am. Requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and | friends invited. Interment at Mount Oli- Vet cemetery, Arrangemeats by P. A. Tal- | tavull 28 GILROY, JAMES F. Members of the| Commodere John Barry Division. Ancient | Order of Hibernians. are notificd_of 1ihe death of Brother JAMES GILROY. \lebfl\ of the division will assembic at R - 8 p.m. T\w\dfl‘ Apnl the cusiomary off RAFTERRY. Pres. Lo0 FF 1S FELIX M. MORIARTY. Fin. Sec. GLOVER, BERTIE C. On Sunday. April 2171040 "al her vesidence” (4 ‘Maine ERIIE "C GLOVER | s se.. on v Relatises wnd. Triends Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GLOVER, BERTIE. Officers and_mem- | bers of Mayflower Council, No. 11, Daugn- | ters of America, are notified of the Zaneral | of cur late sister, BERTIE GLOVER. on Wednesday. April 1040 at 2 pm., {rom the Chamber functal patlors 817 11th JENNIE DRIGGERS. Councilor. HATTIE'G. RUPPART. Rec, Sec. GLOVER, BERTIE. The officers and members of Camp No. 4. P. O. of A.. are | requested to attend the funeral of our late | sister. BERTIE GLOVER. on Wednesday, | April 24, 1940. al 2 p.m. from Chambers’ funeral home. 517 11th st. se. the camp please attend. president. GOTT, L red: | ‘Members of | By order of the | GENEVA DECK. PEARL. Suddenly. on Tues- gav. April 33, 1940 at her residence. 206 Monroe st. Rockville. Md.. PEARI GOTT (nee Atwell), the Gort Thur«m-y pApril 25 from her es t Interment Mo- Hocads "Cemerery. Bealisville. M 24 FITH, LAURA A. On beloved wife of Suncay. 1940, at her_residence. (] w.. LAURA A nmfl-rm loving | erandmother of Thomas Griffith. Many other relatives and_friends also survive. ril thereafter at her late residence. P Funcral Wednerday from the People's (‘onxrrmn M st. between th and 7th s Rev. A °F Eimes officiating. Interment J—mr- mony Cemetery." | HARRIS, WILLIAM L. Derarted vms life Tuesday, Ap 1940, at his_yesi- 25 5rd st. s.w.. WILLIAM L. HAR- He leaves fo mourn a devoted wife Arlene Harris; three sons. one daughter, four brothers. five sisters and other rela- tives and friends ~Remains resting at the | Barnes & Matthews funeral home. 614 | 4th st Notice of funeral later HARRISON, LOUISA MASON. On Mon- day. Apri 1940. ot the residence of her niece and nephew, Mr and_ Mrs, Gardner | L LOUISA MASON HA Miss Harrison was | daugliter of ihe late James Henry and nees’ Anne Harrison and was born at | Ivr(nn Sussex County, Va 1 Wednesd: 1 rervices Avril | 24, 3‘ (n 0 am . 11 Princes d will be conducted by the Wells. rector of Christ | hurch. Interment Petersburg, Va. JHILLMAN, ETHEL. On Monday. April 0. at her residence. London Hall, . HILLMAN. beloved wie of Louis | Hillman: mother of Ernest Strait and sen, at Blandford Ceme- fefent Gienwood Cemetry. JOH\:O\ HENRY CLAY = On Sunday. Emergency Hospital, ARy oLAY “sofive beloved brother of Della Clay Bradley, Margaret Galo, Annie Scott and Thomas Johnson. He also leaves & host of other relatives and friends. Funera] Wednesday. April 24, at 41 p.m.. from the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 432 You st n.w. Relatives and_friends Z Interment Arlington National JOHN W, Departed ife 2 10. at his residence. | H. JONES. He leaves | to mourn their loss seven grandchildren. other relatives and friends. Remains rest- ng_at the Parnes & Matthews funeral | ome. 614 4th st sw Notice of al later. KFAGLE, MOL On Saturday. April | 20, 1940 'at h idence " 1841 ‘Burke 8y oe; MOLLIE E KEAGLE. the beloved wife 'of George H K Funeral serices at the Chambers fu- neral home, 11th st. s.e. on Weanes- day. April t 3:30 pm. Relatives and friends_invl Interment Congressional Cemetery. (Baltimore papers please copy.) | DANIEL (JUDGE). Departed this | Sunday, April 1940, at Mount Alfo “Hospital - after_a lingering iiness. DANIEL (JUDGE) LEE. son of the late William Henry and Elizabeth Lee: beloved brother of Mrs. Lottie Van Buren and Rob- grt Lee He faiso leaves to mourn thelr loss three nephews. Robert Lee. ir: Frank and_Charles Crawfo; ece, Dorls Llawiond! & devoied Triind" Elmabeth Dot | and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros.’ funeral home, K st. ne. until 4 pm. Tuesday. April 3; :herenner at his late residence. 1502 Funieral Wednesday, April 24. at 1 pme from Third_Baptist Church. bth_and Q sts. nw. Interment Arlington Nnuon-l. Eemetery. LEE, DANIEL. Columbia Lodge. No. 85, 1 B. P. O. E. of W. is hereby notified of T tdreral of Brother DANTEL 1RE from Third Baptist Church Wednesday. Abril 24, 1940, 1 pm. Session of sorrow at the dh e, 301, Rhode Idand ave. nw., Tuesday, Apr o RUSSELL J., Bo\vszn. E.R. LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary. LANDY, GERTRUDE BURG] on Monday. April 22 1940 GERTRUDE BUR- he leaves a devoted hus- two_children. TR o aunts. other relatives. ana” friends Reo mains’ resting at Stewart's funeral home, | Arellano: and father of Norma | o O'CONNOR, PATRICK J. The members of Spalding Council. Knights of Columbus. are hereby. notified Y dhe death of Brother PAT- RICK J.~ O'CONNOR and are | requested u')”msrmhlp at his late Z residence. . Wednesday. April 23. 1030, ‘8t 8:30 pm. 10 say the Rosars for the re. | pose of his soul | - J. O'CALLAGHAN. Jr rand Knig JOHN M. TABLER. Fin, Secty. PETE GENNIE V. Departed this life Ssl\lrfl ADI’A] 20, 1940. at her resi- dence. Benning road ne. GENNIE V_PETERS, beloved daughter of the ate Gennie and_Henry Fields Robert G. Peters. She I their loss one daughter. a son-in-law, and widow of eaves to mourn Mildred Peters de Inocencio Y. de Arellano: a ‘erandson.’ four sisters. two brothers and a host of other relatives and | {riends. Remains will rest at her late | residence from 8§ to 2 Wednesday. Avri) 24 | Funeral from Ward's Church. nel st. and Benning road n.e. 5 2l Weanesday, ADHl 24 Interment Pasies | Cemetery. 2t | PRUITT. MINNIE. On Sunday. April 21 1940, MINNIE PRUITT. the beloved sister f Pauline Ryan and Anna L. Hall < Services at the Chambers funeral home. 517 11th st. se. on Wednesday. April 24, at 11 a.m. ' Relatives and friends inyited Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. PRUETT, MINNIE. Officers and bers of Fidelity Council. No. 4. Daughters | of America, are requested to assemble at Chambers’ funeral home. 517 11th st e Wednesday. April 24 1640, at 11 am. nd _the !flE\:ll_c'{'s ot 'our departed Sister, | $IRE "R FLORENCE COX. Councilor. J H. HOWELL, Sec. RAPP. IDA M. On Monday. April 22, 1940, IDA M_RAPP. the beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Rapp \ Services at the Chambers funeral home, 14\”) Chnn\n st n.w. cn Tuesday, ADHI\ 3 pm. Interment private. RAWLINGS., AMELIA A. On Sunday. 1940. at her home. near Upper Md.. AMELIA A. RAWLINGS. fe of William R. Rawlings ~ Relatives 2nd fFiends are invited to. eul At Ritchie Bros’ funeral home. Upper Marlboro. Md. ervices at Brookfleld Church. Naylor. Md. on Wednesday. April 24 at 11:30 am Interment church cemetery. ° REHM. LOUISE A Suddenly. on Mon- fay. 1040. at Casualty Hospital, US| EHM. the beloved wife of ERNT- Rohm mother of Elizabeth L. and | Emil T Rehm. Jr Services at 400 Chapin am mem- Apr Manbom Chambers’ funeral hcme. st. n.w.. Thursday, April 25 Mass at 9 am. in Church of | he Nat Georela ave. n.w. In- | terment Mount Oiivet Ccmetery. 25 | RIORDON. RAYMOND. Suddenly. on Sunday. April 21._1940. at Highiand. Uister Co. N. Y. RAYMOND RIORDON, beloved hushand of the, late Eilla Chambers Riordon and brother of Charles E. and J. Allen Riordon of Washington. Remains restine at the Lee funeral home. 4th st,and Mass ave ne. on Tuesday. April where “services will be held on Wednesday. April 24. at 10:30 a.m_ Rela- | tives and friends invited. Interment Con- gressional Cemetery. 23 RUPPERT, E. C. EDWARD. On Sunday, April 21,1930, at_ Garfleld Hospital, EDWARD 'RUPPERT. beloved musband of Mageic B Ruppert (nee Walz) and father of E C. Edward Ruppert, r. Yuncfal’ from his late resicence, 3014 | Morrison st. Chevy’ Chase. D. C.. on| Wednecday" April 54, at 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Frank Murray Xun!;ll service. 23 RUPPERT, E. C. EDWARD. A special communication of Lebanon Lodge. No. F. A, A. M., is hereby called for Wednes day,' April 24. 1940. at 1 pm.. at the | Masonic Temple. to conduct Mnumc serv- ices for cur iate brother. E. C. EDWARD RUPPERT. L. PAYNE. Master. SCOTT, EDW. ANNA ELIZABETH. Departed this life Sunday. April 21. 1940. residence. 4918 Benning road n.e. ANNA ELIZABETH SCOTT. devoted wife of Henry Scott: mother of Roberta Harley. Alfred V. Scott and Frances Lyons: sister of Se- donia_Williams. Charles and John Creek. 23 She also leaves nine erandchildren. two great-grandchildren. two sons-in-law. one ughter-in-1aw. one brother-in-law. one i sister-in-law, other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at the above resi- dence after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday. April 24. at 1 p from Jones Memorial Methodist Churgh, {(Casket will not be opened at the chureh.) Services by Stewart's funeral home. SMITH, RGE G._on Juesday, Anrll 23 3 am.. GEO SMITH, beloved Rort o1 the Tite George W and.Ma: tilda Smith. “Remains resting at the Harry M. Padgett funeral home. 131 11th st. s.e. Notice of funeral hereafter. STENZ, GEORGE C. Suddenly. on Mon- . Apri 1940, at his residence. i nw st E STENZ. beloved son 2t Normah N, and the late Margaret F. Stel Services at. the - above | Thursdav. April 25 at 10 Rock Creck Cemetery. TAYLOR. LEMUEL K. On Sunday. April 21. 1940, LEMUEL K. TAYLOR. husband of Ruth Havior - ‘Remains. Testime " a1 | Cnambers' funeral home, 1400 ‘Chavin st n.¥ Services at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, Va. on Wednesday. April 24, at 10 a.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 24 ERRY, LOWELL I._On Monday, April 1940. LOW] TERRY, the beloved pand of Maris N Tocrs. sonob i Terry ‘and father of Robert L. Temy. He also s ‘survived by two brothers and three sisters Remains resting at the Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Thurs- oy AbIil 25 a0 £:30" win o thence 1o Sacred Hearl Church, where mass will be offered at 9 am. Relatives and friend in- Interment Arlington National Ceme- t TUBEKIS, MABEL, 22, 1940, residence on a.m. Interment On Monday. Apru at her residence, 613 Park r Bow.. MABEL TUBEKIS the beloved wite of Toney Tubekis, mother of Aileen Nagers, Harry Snyder. Evelyn .Baisle, Blanch Scar- pelli. Johr. Sue, Elania. James and Louise. Funeral from’the above address on Wed- nesday, April 24, at 10 am. Relatives and friends Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. s by Chambers. TURNER. JOHN. On Sunday. April = 1940, at Freedmen's Hospit. NER. belovea husband. ol Mrs. vonmle e leroted father “of Mrs. Dorothy M Brooks and adopted daughter, S Turner: grandfather of Mrs. Cle n ine Benton. He also is survived by other rela: tives and friends. Remnms resting at Boyd's funeral home, 1238 20th st. n.w. Body will lie in state at church from 9 am Wednesday untl time of funerat, Wednesday. April 24, Gethsemane Baptist Churc, 22 Virginia ave. n.w., Harvey officiat- ing. " Interment at Lincoln Mémerial Comes TURNER, JORN. Golumbia Lodge, No, 85, L f W.. is hereby notified of ‘the Tuneral of Brother JOHN TURNER, from Gethsemane Baotist Church Wednes: day. April 24, 1940, at 2 p.m. ~Session of sorrow at Elks’ Home. 301 Rhode Toand ave. nw. at 730 pm; n"“fih‘”m 23. SSE] LEE CAMPBELL. Secretary. VERMILLION, AVILLIAM H. On.Mon- day, April 321040, at his residence, Oak- d. Md. LIAM 'VERMILI A aged 02 years, the beloved hushand o Thé fate Saraly J. Vermilion and father of Jos Fandell. Peter P.. Clayton and Law- rence L. Vermillion. and Mrs Anile Ha- sulke and Mrs Louise McCoy. Remains resting at H. M. Padgett's funeral home, 131 Tith st. 5 Ay 2e ‘Thursday. Funeral e residence, onkl-nd Md S Thurcday. Apry 35, at rment Epiphany Cemetery, pm. In ny Pnrasnnlle Ma. " Relatives ahg l!lend.l in- it ADON. FRANCIS MASON. On M dny, Annl 2% 1940. at his residence, 3807 4th' N WEA| helmed Rishand of Datsy B Weadon 0" neral from f- residence on | of Roosevelt administration policies, | petuating increasing presidential in- | Dies in Poland | Kowalska, and said all was well with | | st | husband of Helen B. Senator Downey Opposes Third Term For Any Pre;idenl : Norris Voices ‘Fear’ Roosevelt Will Not Seek Re-election The third-term debaters were at it again today. Senator Downey, Democrat, of California, often a critic of the ad- ministration, declared that “no President should be elected a third time.” Senator Norris, independent, of Nebraska, third-term advocate, told reporters he was “afraid” President Roosevelt would not seek re-elec- tion, adding that “I think he would like to retire and get a rest.” Other third-term supporters in the Senate, including Senators Pep- per of Florida and Murray of Mon- tana, predicted that the President would hear strong sentiment in favor of his making the race when he swings over the country in June. Downey Writes to Farley. The Downey expression, contained in a letter to Democratic National Chairman Farley, attracted the most attention, coming at a time when California Democrats are pre- paring for a hotly-contested presi- dential primary. Among the groups of delegates entered are slates favoring President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner. It was noted with interest that Senator Downey addressed his letter to Mr. Farley, an avowed candidate for the presidential nomination. Farley is staying out of the California primary contest, and Senator Downey's aides denied that | the Senator and Postmaster Gen- eral had talked over the third term question. They said it was natural for Senator Downey to address a letter on party matters to Mr. Far- ley in his capacity as head of the national committee. There was much speculation as to how the Downey stand would affect the November election if President Roosevelt should be renominated, as California, with its 22 electoral votes, is always a much sought after prize. Long Opponent of Third Term. In the letter to Mr. Farley, Sen- ator Downey said he long had held the view that no President should get a third term and added point- edly “I see no reason to change that opinion now.” Senator Downey has been a critic especially the Social Security pro- gram, which he branded as inade- quate. Long a Townsendite, he, also supported the $30-Every-Thurs- day plan in California in 1938. He defeated Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, Roosevelt supporter, | that year. Since coming to the Senate, he has had differences over patronage with the administration. Once he said the administration selected a “very bitter enemy” of his to be collector of customs at| San Francisco. Senator Downey, in his letter, said it was his conviction “that the same circumstances which are "now con- centrating greater power in our| executive branch should most seri- ously warn us of the error of per- fluence in one individual for a longer | period than eight years.” Mrs. Cochrane’s F]other | Mrs. Irene Cochrane, 1811 Wyo- ming avenue N.W., wife of Leon J.| Cochrane, former commercial at- tache .in Poland, learned Friday of the death of her mother, Mrs. Mary Kowalska, in Warsaw March 7. | Mrs. Cochrane had previously | heard of her mother only once since the German occupation of Po- | land. Written early in February, a letter arrived here March 20. It was from her brother, Symplicjusz | their mother and himself. Etaths WEADON. Lodge. 1 hold a_speciel co Wednesday. April > pm., M Durpose of conducting ihe Mac fonie burial service for our lnte /- brother. FR WEADON. MARVIN E FOWLER, Worshipful Master. WEADON. FRAN: A special meet- ins_for Hove Chapter. 30. E is, called for 1:30 pm. Wedn sday. “April 24.°1940. for the purpose of attending the | funeral of our late Dbrother. FRANCIS M. M. JONES, Worthy Matron. DODGE. Secretary. WHITE, WALKER. On Thursday. April 18, 1940. WALKER WHITE. Remains resting at Frezier's funeral home, 389 R. I Noflce of funcral later. ELPHONZO. On at his residence. 2701 14th LN YOGS Gelbee Youngs. H. Hines Co. funeral . n.w.. on Thursday, Interment Mount Monday, nw. Services at the S. home. * April 2 Olivet in Memortam DADE, RUFUS. In memory of a de- voted friend. RUFUS DADE. this life one vear ago tod: 1939, Nothing but memories as we Longing for smiles of a loves No one knows the depth of our reeret, But we remember when n athers forget. A FRIE] DODS GREEN, Mun( .1 ‘ln our dear mother. MARY J departed tnis life seventeen years ago to- gay. April 923, E) EVOTED ~ CHILDREN, _MINN, e RI\XSY SARA, "EMMA. ' VELLMAN, ovm: memory of GREEN. who HOLLANDER, AMY C. 'A tribute of Jove to_the memory of my dear wife, AMY C. HOLLANDER. who passed away one vear a0 today. Abril 231939, HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, IRVIN. * MANN, MARY S. A tribute of love snd gevotion to the memory of our dear moth- er. MARY MANN. who departed this fife Tve vears ago. todary & pri] Beautiful life is that whnu s s spent in duty to God and man; Beautiful calm when the course "5 run, Beautiful death when 'fe ¢is done. FAMILY. MILLER, MENA erNCE. In loving remembrance of a dear sister. MENA SPENCE MILLER. who entered life eternal wo pril 23 RXFALTE XD TuoMAS spEnCE. DADE, RUFUS. _In loving_memory of our, dear brother. RUFUS DADE, who de. Ear e lms Jife one year aro today. April ‘rrnsured thoughts of one so dear Often bring a silent tear: Thoughts return to scenes'long past, D, fls SRt memory laste, B8, MOSER, ALBERT. BOLMON. O3~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither successor, the onn -l or connected R W!Ien'n ummnmem Nationer 2WY2 J. Wllliam Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERA! DIRECTORS Crematorium id Mass Ave. N.E Linooln 5200 ____ FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pieces _1212 F_St. N.W. Nationa) ¢278. | the Board of Trade at the Mayflower. GBO c SHA FF_ER Ine wotlta o8 tuneral lnter, A B L e By | A Frederick Fowle Dies; Smithsonian Scientist For 40 Years Made Valuable Contributions in Astrophysics Frederick Eugene Fowle, 70, re- tired astrophysicist of the Smith- sonian Institution, died yesterday in Emergency Hospital after a long illness. A veteran of more than 40 years’ service with the Smithsonian Insti- tution, Mr. Fowle’s contributions in- cluded devising method§ of measur- ing the total atmospheric contents of water-vapor and ozone, assem- bling and editing the Smithsonian physical tables, a reference work in- valuable because of the rapid discov- eries of the physics of the atom and the extension of the universe, val- uable research on the influence of vapors on income and outgo of ra- diation through the atmosphere, and the co-authorship of Volumes 1 to 5 of the Annals of the Astiophysical Observatory. Taught at G. W. U. While in Washington Mr. Fowle taught astrophysics for a time to graduate students at George Wash- ington University. He made his home at 2919 Q street N.W. Mr. Fowle was born in Arlington, Mass., the son of Frederick E. and Mary Proctor Fowle. A precocious youth, he early undertook the study of music and languages, becoming proficient in both. His formal educa- tion was culminated at the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, from which he was graduated in 1894. Previously he had attended Harvara College, where~he worked as an assistant in the college ob- servatory. He came to the Smith- sonian after graduation from M. I. T. and retired four years ago. He was a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Astronomical Society, the American Physical Society and the Optical Society of America, and a member of the Washington Philosophical Society, the National Geographic Society and the American Museum of Natural History. He belonged to the Sons of the American Revolution. List of Survivors. His first wife, the former Susie Gates of Arlington, Mass., died sev- eral years ago. In 1930, he married | Juliana Thomasson of North Dakota, who survives him. Also living are two children by his first marriage, Miss Elsa Fowle and Frederick Walter Fowle, both of Washington; a sister, Mrs. Edith Michelson of Arlington, Mass. Funeral services will be held at | 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Lee funeral | home, Fourth street and Massa- chusetts avenue N.E. Burial will be private, North Carolina Cadets Visiting in Capital Cadets from the Edwards Mili- tary Institute, Salemburg, N. C, were visiting Washington today un- der sponsorship of the National Pa- triotic Council, of which Mrs. Noble Newport Potts is president. The cadets will sing tonight at the banquet of the United States Daugh- ters of 1812 at the Willard Hotel, and tomorrow they will be guests of Ancient Teheran, Iran, will en- large and modernize its power plant. Good in coaches on specified trains—see Ayers—consult agents or Telephone District 1424 Sunday, April 28 $3.75 New York - Newark Trenton Baltimore $1.28 Every Saturday - Sunday $1.50 Daily—Good for 3 Days PENNSYLVANIR RAILROARD THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1940. Francis M. Weadon Dies; Funeral Tomorrow Francis Mason Weadon, 74, 5407 Fourth street N.W., died yesterday at his home after a two years’ ill- ness. He,had been in the wholesale cake and candy business 50 years. Mr. Weadon was born in Lincoln, Va, the son of Wllliam and Virginia Weadon. His early life was spent in Hamilton, Va. Starting as & salesman, he then went to work for an Alexandria (Va) candy firm. In 1899 he joined the local office of the National Biscuit Co. and worked for that concern until his retirement in 1929. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Daisy Rudderforth Weadon; four sons, William M., Louis E., Ralph F. and Dr. Francis M. Wendon and two_stepsons, Meredith D. Palmer of Washington and Richard Palmer of Winchester, Va. Funeral services will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow at the residence, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Richardson Buried In Glenwood Cemefery Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Mae Richardson, 53, who died Satur- day at Providence Hospital following an operation earlier in the week, were held yesterday at the Lady of Sorrows Church, with burial in Glen- wood Cemetery. Shc was the wife of Roy C. Richardson, real estate broker. Born in Washington, Mrs. Rich- ardson had lived at 7 Poplar avenue, Takoma Park, Md., for 15 years She was the daughter of the late William F. Reichenbach and Clara Suter Reichenbach of Washington. Mrs. Reichenbach married William L. Cullen after Mr. Reichenbach’s death. Mrs. Richardson’s grand- father was the late George J. Suter, a native of Washington. Mrs. Richardson was employed by | the Social Security Board at the! time of her death. Previously she ‘was certification clers in the N. R. A. She was secretary (o an agent with the American Claims Commission and made several trips abroad in connection with the work. A graduate from St. Patrick’s Academy, Washington, Mrs. Rich- ardson was a founder of the Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church. She was Jresident of the sodality and choir of the church. She was also a foun- der of the Women's Democratic Or- ganization Club of Tekoma Park. Besides her hushand, she is sur- vived by a brother, George Suter Reichenbach, of Washington. Col. John S. Sewell Dies In North Carolina Col. John 8. Sewell, 71, United States Army, Engineer Corps, re- tired, and president since 1919 of the Alabama Marble Co., died Sat- urday in Brevard, N. C,, friends here learned today. Funeral arrange- ments have not been completed. Col. Sewell, a native of Tennessee, was graduated from West Point in 1891. He served as a lieutenant colonel in the 1st Volunteer Engi- neers during the Puerto Rican Ex- pedition and the Spanish-American War. 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