Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1940, Page 10

mflo{ un“?o '/fl thnk th&lr mnndl joral tributes an SR VIRGINIA W Breaths AKERS, HAITHA Departed this life 3, 1040. at Freedmen's a_long filness. MAF.TH RS, of Clarence Akers: slstap of James lnd TI\emll Dougias: sunt of Clar- fflr lh. mln’ vive Funeral Wednesday. May & at 1 pm. from her late residence. 1238 Duncan st. n.e Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 7 ANDERSON. HARVEY. Departed this lite Friday, M 940, at his tesidence, 435 5in st ow HARVEY ANDERSON: the 05 of ‘i Anderson. prother of Walier Anderson and Ida Dean. He also is sur- Vived by other relatives nndB friends. BENNER. KARL J. On Monday. Ma €. 1040. KARL J. BENNER of 3010 7U . S.e., beloved husband of the late Anna enner and father of Charles J.. Louis J.. illiam A, and Rudolph H. P. Benner, ~ Funeral' services at the Thos. F. Mur- 2ay funeral home. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. n Wednesday, May 8. at 2:30 n.m tives and "invited. Inlermznt Cedar Hill Cemetery. BERENS, SARAH E. Suddenly. on 0. in Detroit. lerman Berens Mrs. a : quie St. min RS Dtteck’t Relathves. and friends invited Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Members of Third Order of St._Dominic take notice. (Arrangements by P. A Taltavull) 7 BERNHAM. _HENRY fona 'Huhesvflle Md.' AENRY "WILSON r Hu A beloved _husband. of Sarah hhlm WILSON. On his residence. father_of Sylvest E. Bernham §f Wiminetan, Dl Paul George Byron, ise. Kathleen and Harry Bernham snd Mrg, Gladys Christ. all of Hushesville Md neral services Wednecday. May 8. a f am. at “Old Fields Church. [mumm ehurch’ cemetery. BROWN. JOHANNA. On Sunday. May 5 1840, JOHANNA BROWN inee Quil) of 60 Morten st widow of Frederick rown and mother of Georse W Brown. rs. John Hurd and Mrs M. A Sims Puneral from the T Frank Murray fu- geral home, 741 LIth «f, s on Wednes- May & at £:30 am; thence to Holy Nare Cou 1th and K sts_ne.. where T Wil be said at'® n.m. for the repote of her soul latives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 7 BUTLER, WILLIAM _On_Monday. May 6. 1940, WILLIAM BUTLER. husband of the late Mary A. Butler. father of Edward mes R. George F. Tavlor 8. and R Butler. Osie R. Kettenback, E. Taylor. Evelyn Telford, Agnes M. c funeral home. 517 11th st_se. on Wednesdav, May 8 at 2 pm. _Relatives and friends invited. Shterment Port Lincoln Cemetery. 7 CHAPIN. ROBERT M. On Monday. o 6. 1930 at Johns Hovkins Hospital, altimore. Md. M. CHAPIN of 2030 Bark yoad nwo beloved husband of Louise M. Chapin and father of Howard M.. Robert M. Frank M. and Lewis M. Chapin. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral ome. 2001 14th st. nw.. on Wednesday, ay 8. at 4 p.m. Interment private. COLEMAN, JAMES HENRY —Suddenly, 12th st fucband. of Mildred Coleman. and loving father of Booker Coleman. Other revatives and {friends also curvive. = Remains resting at the John T. Rhines & Co. funeral chapel. 8 and Eye sts. s.w. until 8 p.m_Tuesday. May 7: thereafter at his Jate residence. Funeral Wednesday, May &, at 1:30 p.m.. from the Third Banfist Church. 5th and Que sts. n.w., Rev. Grorge O. Bullock off- eciating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. coL:MAN REBECCA. On Tuesday. . 1940. after a brief iliness. RE- COLEMAN. the daughter of the late Caroline Groves and devoted mother of sis M. Coleman Notice of funeral hereafter. J CONNOLLY, THOMAS A. On Monday. May 6. 1040 'at_his residence. 1219 13th st _n.w. THOMAS A. CONNOLLY. aved 01 Requiem mase at the Church of the Im- maculate Conception at 10 am. on We nesday. May 8. Please omit flowers COOPER, JAMES. On Monday. Ma 1040 af Soldiers Home. JAMES COOPER the beloved hushand nf Rnse Cooper. father of Mrs. Ella F. Matheson. Mrs. Marv F. Hurst. Catherine T. and William Cooper Remains restine at Chambers' Georgetown Tntefment Arlington Na tional Cemetery. (Tllinois and Massachu- Setts papers please copy.) 8 DAY, ELIZABETH. On Sunday. May 5. 1940, at her residence. 1304 Corcoran st nw. BETH DAY. beloved wife of James Wesley Dav. devofed mother of Mrs. Grace Colvmore and Miss Louise Day of Lhicaso, 1l and srandmother of Virginia siley. Services Wednesday. May £, at 8:30 a.m.. &t her late residence: thence = to e e il Relatives and friends Augustine’s Church, offered at 9 am dnvited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. ELDER. CORNELIA. On Sunday. Ma . CORNELIA ELDER. wife of wnmum law of Roberta uneral later. Rrransements Ernest Jarvis. ELLIOTT. LUCY On Monday. May 6. Garfleld 'Hospital, LUCY M f 3022 Porter &t n.w. beloved Ellfott_and mother of Jesse and Mildred L. Elliott and ines Co. funeral s on Wednesday, Interment Cedar Hill WNFELTER. ROSE E. Alice G. Brown Funeral services at Chambers’ Riverdale uneral home on Wednesday. May 8. at 0 Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. aurel. Md. 7 FUCHTMAN, CHESTER L. On Tuesday. May 7. 1940. CHESTER L. FUCHTMAN. Remainy resting at the Chambers funeral . 1400 Chapin st. n.w. until 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 7 Bervices and interment Greensburg, Ind. Golmll:\ J. HARRY. Suddenly. on Monda 6. 1940. "at “Montzomery Gmem Hospital. Olney. Md.. J. ORMLEY. _beloved husband of eretl Stratmeser Gormiey of S35 Weat Montgomery ave.. Rockville. Md Funeral services at St. Mary's Catholic Church Wednesday. May R. where requiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Interment Bt. Mary's Cemetery. GRIFFETH, CHARL b o M8T 8. 1040 ect av EHNRLER RES ty CRIFPETH. heloved hus: band of Marie Griffeth and father of Jo- Anp Griffeth Services at the S. H. Hines Co. ome. 2001 14th st. n.w.. on Wednesday. ay R at 8 p.m. Interment Athens, Ga. 8 HICKS, WILLTAM T. On Saturday, May 4. 1940, WILLTAM T. HICKS. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 om. from the Robinson home. 1342 4th st. n.w. at the ‘above-named funeral terment Pavne's Cemetery. HOLT, JULIA TLARSEN. _On Monday, May 6. 1940. JULIA LARSEN HOLT, be- Joved ‘moher of Clara H, Martin of 6-B Crescent rd.. Greenbelt. Md. Body resting at the Warner E. Pumphrev funeral home, 8424 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Services and interment in Mankato, Minn. JONES. THE REY. LEWIS. On Monday. Jav 6 1040, at Washington. D. C O SEwie JONER. beloved: husbard of the ‘late Sceva Jonet He is_survived by daughter. Mrs. William A Chavous. and hree sons. Paul W. and T. Calvin Jones of Hyattsville. Md. and Charles 8. Jones of Hatboro. Pa. Remains resting at Gasch's fumeral home.’46 Marvland ave.. Hvatts- County RRY S KEITH. On 2, his residence. funeral ay 8. at funeral Remains resting home In- above funeral home on dn nm. Relatives nd friends iny "Interment Washing- on Memorial Cemetersy. ,JORNSON, JOHN W, 1940. at Docfors' Hospitsl, JOHN W. .yoHNsoN heloved hushand of ~Marle ohnson (nee Love) and father of Tt Mary., Thameae Lowe and Mary '[h'r!u Johnson. Funeral _from 518 On Monday May his late residence. Taylor st. n.w. Notice of time later. JOHNSON, JOSEPR W. Bockhinders' Local Union. No. 4. regrets to inform you ©of the death of Brother JOSEPH W. JOHN- May 6, 1940. Union services will be Beld ot his Inte Festdence. 518, Tavior . n.w. Wednesday. Mav R at 8- JOSEFH G, FERRIER, ‘Secretaty. KELING, WILLIAM J. On Monday, May fl 1940, at Emergency Hospital. WILLIAM IG_of Rockville, Md.. beloved hfllb ind of Ninetta 8. Keeling. Remains at the Bethesda funeral home of m Reul Pumphrey, 7005 Wis. ave. ntrll services at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Bethesda. Md.. where re- gulem mass will be offered on Wednesday, Ml’ 10 Interment St. Mary's (Atllntm Ga.. papers Dlease KEMP, VERNON DYSON. On Monday. 6. 1940. at his home. Goshen ¢ ON'DYSON KEMD. nyed 25 years. be- loved son of Jonathan 8. Kemp snd Mattie is Kemp. Remains resting at the Ro: Barber Tuneral home. Lavionsvilie, Md, neral servicer Wednesday. May at M. E. Church. Laytonsville, Rev. “Groves officiating. Interment church (Casket will not be opened in B \ flflfl!l’! church. 52 On Bunday. | lu'!. r:'mw;rn 1 D C. services at ti Fung ml;;rll home. !'280% lfl‘éhfl Greenvine. N, ¢.™ Py JM"!!N“:EKII e ey Nt . at his_residence, T n. JOHN L. LINDSEY, beloved father of M ton Lindsey. He also leaves to mourn their loss an aunt, uncle and & host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services on Wednesday, May 8, at 1 p.m. from De Lilly & Bailey's funeral home, 823 3rd st. n.w. Interment Hei mony’ cemm: CLARA, !uddénl g nn Bundu. m(o CLARA of voted wife of Charles X.ueu lnd mece of ltunlrd 'l‘ibbs Other relatives and friends also survive. Remains may be viewed at her late residence after 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 8. Funeral Thursday. from Mount Glléad Baptiac cnunh, Tale between Que and R sts. he Rev. Turley officlating. - Interment hyne s Cem- etery. Arrangements by R. N, l-l Tton. LYNCH, PEGGY JANE. on uesday. May 7. 1"40 nl Cuulll.’ l'lolpltll P’EOOY JANEh LYNC oved daughter of Marion nch 0% *Baker id. illiam Ly r.. of 3 Bren! Slso Is survived by her siater. Marion i\;nehorilleu. and & brother. Georse Dent Services at 8t Joh's Eplscopal Church. Mount Rainler, Md Relatives and {riends tnm.a Tnterment Fort Lincoln' Cemeters. MCcCARTHY, JOHN J. On Sunday. May 5. 1940. at his residence. 2313 Washin- ton circle n.w.. JOHN J_'MCCARTHY, be- loved pusband ‘of Mary V. McCarthy ‘(nee mnem Lrom his late residence on Wed. at 8:30 am. nesd Requtem Y Sephen's Couten at mlauvea .na friends invited. hterment 1V Arrangements B AC S avarr 7 McKIE, JOHN. On_Monday. May 8. 1940, at Glenndllr Sanitarjum, = JOHN 3 mourn their oss a mother. isters Nannie A 'Ki Jr. of Hlnin! MCKIE of 620 4th st. n.e. ves_to nine five brotners and other relatives and friends. Remains restine at 'he Henry €. Wish: | inston Bros, & Sons tuneral home. 467 N st. n.w.. untfl 5 p.m May after which time remaing il b shibped o Sally. S. C.. for funeral and interment. MILLER, MATTIE McELROY. On M day. Ma P40, at her residence 1816 North Canflnl st MA' McF] MILLER, beloved wife of the late i Miller, Funeral from the above residence on Thursday. May 9. at 9:30 am.; thence to St. Martin's Church. where mass will be offered at_10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~ Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- tery. 8 MINTZELL, LAURA E. On_ Tuesday, May 7. 1940, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edward Shaw. Cherrydale. Va.. LAURA E. ‘widow of John Mintzell: ther of Mrs. Pearl Diggs, Mrs. Rachel Mateer. Mrs. Madge Dimsey and Charlie, Fritz. John and Maude M. Mintzell Funeral from Mateer's funeral home, 938 N. Court House road. Arlington. Va.. May 9, at 2 pm. lmem&t'm. thix e on Fridey, Mz go 1 is life on . ay . McClain_ave. WILLIAM MONTGOM- ERY. He leaves to mourn their loss a wife, Ellen Montgomery: one daughter. Elizabeth Barlow of New York City; one sister. Georgia Ward: one brother. Martin Mont- gomery, and a host of other relative< and iriends’ Remains recting at Euzene Pord's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol s where r!mnms may be viewed Tuesda: May 7. after 4 p.m. Funéral Wedneday. May 8 at 1 from the Mount Joy Baptist Church. st. and Va. ave. se. Interment Payne's Cemeters. MURRELL, KENNETH E. On Mon- 40, ot Emerrincy Hossilal, MURRELI 915 _Calvert o R, Mur- pm. r home. 2001 14th st. n. t am. Taterment Fort Llncnln iC N. Suddenly. on Mcndn an 5 G510, EDWIN NAUCK, beloved as: band of Minnie K. Nauck. brother of Otear anck. Funeral from his late residence. 14 Eher- man circle n.w.. on Wednesday. May 8. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. 1In- terment Rock Creek Cemetery NAUCK. EDWIN. A special communi. cation of Petworth Lodge. No. 47. F. A M. is called for Wednesdav. affor: RGE K. DOUGLAS. Master. Attest: HERBERT W. LUDWIG. Secty. NEAL. CHARLES MFLVIN. oOn Sundas. May 5. 1949, at St _Eliz H CRARLES MELVIN NEAL: beloved husvend of Helen N ather of Charles Neal. ir. Remains at the W. Ernext Jarvis West End parlor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. after 4 pm. Tuesday. May Funeral Wednesday. M from the above funeral parior. Rev. Ber- | nard ' Botls ofticlating . Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Payne's Ceme- ery FALMER, BLANCHE MEWLETT, parted this life Monday, May 6. 1340 a1 Garfleld Hospital. BLANCHE PALMER. devoted wile of .vol,n sister of ‘Harry malns may b viewed at her late ildem’:e 2730 Sherm ave nw. after 1 pm. Wednesday, May 8 5 Funeral Thursday. 'May 9. 1 from " Mount ion. Church, 30eh st “and Dumbarton ave. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,” Arrangements by Barnes & Matthews 8 PATTERSON., CARRIE. On _Satu May 4. 1940. at her residence. ida ave. nw., CARRIE PATTE voted mothier of Irene lll(nlobflh Llncoln‘. 2% | Mar | avage and Samuel Thomas Bacon. | mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis| funeral church. 1412 You st pw., Funeral Wednesday. Mar R p.m.. from "Briehton N B Chureh MontsomErs | County Md.. Rev. Dockett officiatine. Rel- | atives and friends invited. Arraneements | by W. Ernest Jarvis. 7. PITTS. JULIA C. dav, May 6. 1040, soSugdents, on Mon- I‘IT | Toved wife of the Ture Gt Faneral Wednesday. M. 2. | from the McGuire funeral Dome." 180" A2k | n.w. Interment at Woodlawn Cem- E § Prestor. RecalRome. 4ih Bt 'whd Mass. Ave. me. Services and interment private. PRYDE. CARRIE E. On Monday. May 940, at_her residence. 1721 Corcor: 5 nw. CARKIE E. PRYDE Kt widow “of the late J. brother of James, Joseph. Paul and Raiph 6, Arrange- ments by W. Ernest Jarvis. RILEY, FRANK A. _On Sunday. May 5. 1950 FRANK A RILEY. huspend of M"I A. Riley: father of Albert. Alrencls, Ber nard and Phillio Riley and Al brother of Lilly R. Miller. Funeral (r;m the James T. Ryan funeral E on 7 . Mav* ' st 5% am s theice to St Pauls Church. where ‘mass will be offered at | §:30 am. Relatives and riends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, 7 RUSSELL, HENRY OLIVER. Suddenly. n_Snnday, May 5. 1940. HENRY OLIVER RUSSELL, " beloved husband.of the lte Anna Russell and father of Mrs. Mildred Lehman of Cherry Hill. Va. He slso is SiTvived By {we hepRews, Qharles W. and dohn J. Enyder. Washington. D. C. Funeral services on Wednesday. May N Bontel TN reh. conducted % - Runkle assisted by Rev. A H. Thirment Codas I Gemetery. D, C. [Relatives snd f iends invited. Remains Testing at the H fu- neral home. Occoquan. SIMPSON. JAMES E Suddenly, B. 1940, JAMES E. B0 aged 7 Funers] from W, M. Padretts funcral h"m! 131 11th st. Inesday. May 8. at_11 a.m. R HV!! lfl meflfll invited Interment Epiphany ‘emetery. Porestville, Md. SMALL. ANNA. Delurk-d lhl! life Monday, Mav 6. t 8:30 p.m.. l“fll’ a brief iliness. IMALL. to mourn one daughter. five g ters and a host of other relatives friend 3 pn i3 Serviee. by De n.w. on BIMP- ice_of funeral later. Lllly & Balley. 953 37 sh. ATE. JOHN B. On !undll May_S. 10kt 5 Bitasureh. TATE, Deloved brother of Luciie Hatvey and Mary E. Tate. "He also leaves other relatives and riends. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. WILLIAMS, ALICE WASHINGTON. Saturday. Moy 4 1940 at her residence. after s brief ilingas, AicE" W aBinNGTON Wikt leaves w mourn their loss a lo'tnl mcthu" Grags Washington: a devoled husband. J. atns. "oiner pelativesc and hicads ‘ampbell's funeral at 5 pm; e 2 8. at 1 o ard it sia s Belatives avid Srd and 4ty sts. 5w, K inviced. “'Rev.” A" oseph ' Edward ficiating. WILLIAMS, ALICE W. The John Mar- !hlll Harlan Rl"!l Allofllflon AnnNoun: T Seardas May b Oh saturday, 50 5!Ch 'll. ot GEORGE JAMES W. ROBINSON, ___ FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. 12 F_St. N.W. FUNERAL mucmks. V L SPEARE CO. GEO C. sfi—hpsk m" Oven Evenings and Sundary Loy Co. l4th tyo THE .wmrmg STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, ,|Modern Road Design Urged fo Solve D. C. Tralfic Problem 500 Highway Officiols And Engineers Here For Convention The practical application of mod- ern highway designing would solve the District’s “No. 1 problem”— traffic congestion—with the incor- poration of “all the safety features now on the desks of highway engi- neers,” Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, Dis- trict highway director, told advance delegates of the American Road Builders Association at a meeting last night in the Willard Hotel. The plea for the solution of the District’s highway problems was given at a business meeting of the lotal chapter, as more than 500 highway officials, engineers and ed- ucators opened their annual meet- ing in the hotel today. The . construction of additioral roadways similar to the new Massa- chusetts avenue underpass under Fourteenth street was urged by the District officia). He asked that ad- ditional appropriations be given the municipal government for more underpasses in “equally congested areas.” Washington, he said, was in the peculiar position of having one of the largest car-owning populations in the United States as well as being the center of large tourist influx. A traffic layout should “comple- ment Washington’s beautiful parks and public buildings,” Capt. White- hurst said. Following a meeting of the na- tional association’s Executive Com- mittee this morning, a luncheon meeting was held in the hotel. Tomorrow’s agenda includes a golf tournament at the Congres- sional Country Club in the morning and meetings of the County High- way Officials’ Division, Public Rela- tions Division and County Board of | Directors in the afternoon. Btauu’ 3o arrie Sigrner Yancey and hlhzr of Mrs Henry Brandau. Md.: Emily Yances and Mrs. Jonn Lasies. both of Washington. D. C.: John. Jame: and Lottie Yancey. all of Culpevu. and Horace Filiees of ‘Ban "Dicvo. o Beraicer. st hin. Tate Festdence Wedne day. May 8. at 3:30 p.m. Burial private, In Memoriam HENDERSON. JULIA AND WILLIAM. Bacred lo the memory of my dear sister. JULIA HENDERSON. who deperted this life one year aeo. April 5. 1938, ine nephew. WILLIAM RENDE And while they lie in peaceful sleep, Their sacred memory Lshall always kees ! JESSIE PAYNE. ¢ JOHNSON. CARRIE RANDOLPH. &t plg, the memory of our dear mother, ARR1E ‘RANDOLEH JOHNBON, ! us three years avo today. May 7. We_think of you. dear mother. youynen all the vears have figwn; as the highest star H understanding.” Yol ey lieht our homd. :A. M. Head Asks Change in Conditions "Hampering’ Business Prentis Says Solution Of Unemployment Is in New Industries B3 the Associated Press, S8T. LOUIS, May 7—H. W. Pren- tis, jr. president of the National Association of Manufacturers, de- clared last night the basic solution of unemployment lies in the con- stant creation of new business en- terprises in every fleld of human endeavor, Asserting there was need for “a resurgence of individual confidence in the potentialities of new enter- prises,” he sald, “a truly business- minded government might well con- sider modifying” some of the con- ditions “hampering” private ini- tintive. In his radio address Mr. Prentis called upon business and govern- ment to cease “name calling? and solve the unemployment problem in a “spirit of mutual sympathy and He gave this formuln for pumng people back to work: “Let those in chnrge of public af- | fairs remove from policy-forming positions all present employes who are opponents of the American sys- tem of government and free private enterprise. “Let Government amend those | laws that are obviously unfair m] the businessman in certain partic- ulars, such as the National lecr Relations Act, the Wage and Houx\ Act and the two securities acts. “Let Government also initiate a ! complete study of our present com- | plicated system of taxation to the< end that there may be devised a more equitable program which will | distribute the tax burden in such' a fashion as to encourage venture ! clpltnl i { He also asked curbs by appro- | priate legislation on the dictatorial ! powers now exercised by a maze of« independent commissions and a! change in method of handling relief. | . Marriage Story 'u_Gag, _Declores Arline Judge By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 7.—The re- ported wedding of Arline Judge.‘ movie actress, and James McKinley Bryant in Kentucky Sunday was‘ the result of a “gag,” they said last | night in denying they were married. | Mr. Bryant, connected with a New York hotel, said that while visiting | the River Club in Louisville Satur- | day night, he and Miss Judge were pestered by a lot of “little boys" | about “19 or 20 years old.” “To get rid of them I said ‘Miss Judge and I are getting married tomorrow’” Bryant said, adding: “How could I marry her when I'm | still married to Mickey Flynn?” Sweden has placed a X on coffee | substitutes. | | l B!!S\;HQQB now in ‘AOM zRNE out this weekend and see one of \Vas’!lng!on't most gorgeous exhibits of pini and white Dogwood. Also in full Springtime glory are colorful azaleas, tulips, redbud, and other Spring flowers. In fact new blossoms, new foliage in rock gardens, on green-carpeted llopes and the banks of Jill;ery lakes will greet you from every section of this sacred garden spot. Open daily until seven p. m. Drive out Pennsylvania Avenue, S. E., to Cemetery Gates; open unul 7:00 P. M. (edar Hill Wa.i‘inglon s m:ul Doctors Recommend CHAMBERS' AMBULANCES Luxurious Fleet of Beautiful Cadillac Ambulances Perfect serviee for the sick—Iluxurious erm- fert amid the finest and most modern of appointments. Highly trained attendants. On call at all hours, gsauh’fl(/ amahrp \//((1 //74///1'/? CTramters (% THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Barber, 30, Kills Self At Brentwood Home A certificate of suicide was issued today in the death of Charles K. Griffeth, 30-year-old barber who shot, himself twice through the chest with s 38-caliber revolver at his home, in the 4400 block of Pros ayenue, Brentwood, Md., last night. Police said Mr. Griffeth's wife, Mrs. Marle Griffeth, was in another part of the house when he inflicted the wound. He died a few minutes later.. Dr, James I. Boyd, Prince Georges County deputy ~medical "TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1%40.° examiner, . survived by a daughter, Jo Ann, 6. House Vofes fo Regulate Civilian Nautical School By the Associated Press. The House voted yesterday to sub- ject to Federal inspection privately operated “civilian nautical schools” offering to train for service in the merchant marine. The bill, passed by unanimous THE HUB’S WASHINGTON'S LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR FUR) INCLU ITURE STORE DED! 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