Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1940, Page 6

& s &&““‘ &&..m i’ RS ETHEL %l‘l.. 8. 1040, i :..:.;.“r:-s: Mfiu 3 TFred J Maloney. 3 n-' until Saturday. ral nrvlcu at Chambers’ Nvug“ 't ‘me home at 2 p.n. Interme: cnuten !v"s nf -r n»% osp) -. d hus: Band of Al N At Ar-mnn : Lynch and d{! e lovited. to" call &t ices el t Wi rmnm'.rhun'cn h ?" between' 19t a ndu May 13. 3 p.m. Ini !mtn! Rock Creek Cem- 1 eoneiave. of Waiinston Commar um concla OoE Waih mmandery: . £7'will ‘be held s ihe Maseuic Temple Monday. May 13, ‘1040, Rnenal Tty o iicing at e for ou CER ARMBTRONG. y order of the eminent commander. HUGH L. Recorder. 12 ASPESLAGH, MARTIN C. On Thursday, !‘ly Bv 1940, MARTIN C umuu of } Edgewood st ington. Va., be- ovtd hlnblnf of Hluldl Al'lbell.lhd He two lnlh TS, Reml&m reslln: at the Ives hln al home, 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. until ‘Monday. May 13, at 8 to harl tholic Church. Washing- ton blvd.. Arlington. Va.. where maes wil] 30 am. for the repose of *nteiment Colmbia Gardens Cemetery. BENTON, WILLIAM GAYLAND. Onrnv AP0t G343 M st now GAYLAND BENTON. rother ‘ot Mta. Vloh Kenney, Mrs. Inez Hilleary, Mrs. Pauiine Koerner, Ralph Ben- d Paul Petit:. o fece at the Chambers Georgetown funeral home. 31st and M sts. n.w. on Monday. May 13. at 1:15 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. y 12 BOWIE, ROSCOE. Departed this life Pndu 2183 10, 1040, in New York Cit E BOWIE, beloved husband of lrens Somias) loving brother of James and Ethel Bowie. Arrangements by John T. Rhines & Co., 3rd and Eve sts. 5.W. 12 CAMERON, CARLETON W. On Frids May 10, 1940, at his residence. fill‘l rooukvllls S Shevy chase. Md., ERON, beloved. lnub-nd of | § cDonal Anna C. Cameron (nee M Funeral from the sbove rnmenca on Monday, May 13, at m. Requiem mass af the Shrine of the Blessed Sacra- g!cmtn 10 ‘am. Interment St. John's ctery, | Porest Glen, M. ~(Boston, | f pers please copy.) CHEENEY, EUNICE F Buddenly, on Thursday. Ma: her home. Forest Glen, Md.. FEI MORTON CHEENEY. beloved fllulmer of William A. and Louise M. J. Chee Services at the Warner . Bumphrey fu- ral Dome. 8434 Georma ave. Bfver pring. Md.. on Saturday. May i1. $ B “interment Rock Chk Cometers. 11 CRANE, EDULIA E.' On Friday. May 10, 1940, st her residence 1523 Osden EDULIA E. CRANE. beloved wife oF the iate AufUstine I Crane and motner ©f Edward. Willis and_August J.. Crane. . H. Hines Co, funeral n.w.. on Monday. 0 am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. HARPER, MARGARET M. on day. May 0. 1940. at Columbia Heu\mnl MARGARET M. HARPER. beloved wife of . Harper. mother of Arthur L. . and Melanie Harper. Fuperal from the residence of her 3is; ter. 2731 28th st. ne. on Monday. 5. at 9:45 am. thence to St. Al iscopal Church. Wis —&n n.w., where services will am. Relatives and friends invited. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Services by Chambers’ Southeast funeral home. 12 JENKINS, JEANNETTE P. On Batur- goy. May 11,1040, at 4120 am, at the Bome of her sister. Mrs, Cecle Henrs of ver. Del., JEANNETTE P. JENKINS, wife o the Rev' Joseoh H. Jenkins. Notice of funeral later. 12 XOK':BAi“‘ MARTIN d’ o‘isgydx‘ lg! 1940. at his residence. ingston ave BorieVert Helgnie d. MARTIN 3. KEANE the beloved husband of Anna C. Keane (nee Conrell). Services at the Chambers funeral home. 17 1lth st se. on Mongay, May 13, am, Mass cis. x-vm ' at_10 ‘Interment New Haven, u" On Fri- home, Forest Md.. HENR] PHILLIPS KEYS, belo"ed wife of Charles B. Keys. Body resnnt at the Warner E. Pumphrey fu- gr‘. h&me. 8424 Georgla ave. Silver i Notice of services later. dlulhlel‘ Mrs. George L‘ Prye. Ingleside, ALBERTA I ILLIAN. belove: Viie o othe Jate George J. Killlan and ghzr of Grace Frve Newton. Blanche rles W. and Eugene G. Killian. el m. resting at the Lee !\mel’ll ‘home, 4th st. and Mass. ave n.e. Notice of funeral later. “Klnli'snlofil;: ut)‘r;flr. On Saturdey, ay 1 at_her residence. Columbia road n.w. LOTTIE Ki KOPF. beloved siste of Baitimore. Md, it Krauskopl. b anfienl o ins resting at the 8. H. Hi Tob rumerat Bome: o114 . now Notice of funeral later, On_ Friday, May R t her residence. 0 Heekm ia ST TEMMOR. loved \uuth ot Willam H. and Maseis Notice of funeral later. ltevnu funeral home. 30 H st. n.e. MARTIN, JAMES. Departed this life Friday, Mey 1001540 e, cenidente AMES MAR’ 50 anu 8 duughter brother and other rela- | way tive: ends. = Remuins resting the T L of John T. Rhines & . 12 MARTIN, LEMUEL A On Fridey, May . 1040, at his residence. Fort Foote, UEL’ A, MARTIN, beloved husband of Mazeie 1 Mar in. Funera :e-vlm at _the Thos. F. Murray {aneral home. 2007 Nichols ave. se. on ay, 13, 1 am. Relatives and xmndx lnvmd " xiterment Port o coln Cemet. MASSIE, SENORITA B. Departed thu life on Friday. May 10, 1940. A e T ence, 1439 Bunesn a0 e SENORITA B. MASSIE. Bhe leaves a de- yoted husband, Hueh Massle: one daughter, Dorothy Banks of L!nehburr Vl two sistere. Mrs. Bessie A: Rich and Mre. Hare homas: {hrée erandchildren. one son-in-law. two nieces, four nephews and many devoted friends. Remains mav be Viewed at, Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H st. ne. alter 4 b.m. Saturday. The world may change from vm- to year, And {riends from day to day But the love in o) num 167 you Will_never fa e apay. Funeral Sundi m. irom Mount Olivr Blntllt Cllllrch Am- erst. Va. Relatives and friends invited: (Lynchburg, Va.. papers please copy.) NEWMAN, EDITH R. _Suddenly. rrldu‘ May 10, 4940 at her residence, 410 E i WAN, ‘wite of the Iuté 52 DR T Ne¥man and beloved mother of arks. Remains resting at her e noine atte: nogs Bubdas: Monday, May 13. at 12 tives and friends in- fed. . Interment af Harmony Cemetery. Arrangements by McGh NORFLEET, ROSA V. On hldlv l(lv! 040 at’ Charlotte, N. C., 4 Ri beloved. paother G Frederiok and Ciarence A. Norfleet. “Interment Winston Salem, N. C. 12 PHILLIPS. ROBERT EUGENE. Thurndly )lly 9, 1940, at _the home o parents, Mr.and Mrs Zeoh Phillips, c mm S, o yente B mmontas Funeral services Sunday. May 12, at 2 m.. at Gartner's funeral home, Gaithers- rg, Md. Interment Goshen cemmn 12 RAMSEY, CARLTON PRICE. On Si 1940. at his residence, 4015 ington, CARLT Elizabeth Ru Martne Ellen Remains_resting at the Ives (lxnerl] home, 2847 Wilson blvd., Arlington. Va. There funeral Services will'be held Tuesdsy. May 14, at 2 p.m.e Interment Cnl\lmhh Gardens Cemetery, ROLLINS, MELVIN, 'l’hll la ; ay §. 0. D{‘Olllingr Hnl- ta) i Rollins: Eldnd er llx 113 “’mmer cf bfl o&fl ! | Farley warned critics last night d | Berone. Services by b U. . Foreign Policy “|Shouldn’t Be Polifical & Pawn, Farley Warns Roosevelt's Course Is Praised in Talk At Cincinnati BY the Associated Press. CINCINNATI, May 11.—Praising the Roosevelt administration’s for- eign policy, Postmaster General against making it a “political pawn.” Mr, Farley in an address prepared for a Democratic rally asserted that “in the whole history of the coun- try there has never been a time when prudence, caution, judgment and foresight were more needed than they are today in the handling of international problems. “A single rash act or statement may have a vital effect upon the welnre of the Nation.” Mr. Farley said that the adminis- tradon’s policy of protecting the country’s foreign interests was handled in “superb fashion” with- out working up “an undue state of Beaths pOHEAHAN, MARGARET CECELIA. oOn ay. May 10. at the Garfield Howita, Mird% L SHEARAN y), beloved wife of Francis Sheahan of 1711 Epst Capitol st. Funeral will be held from the r~sidence of her mother. Sarah Murphy, 160 A st. se. on Monday. May 13. ai §:30 am, High requiem mase at Holy Comfortef Church at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~Helaives and' Triends invited. SHEFFLER, HAI:I'!A ay Thursday. M SHEFFLER. ~She leaves a _daughter. Mary Sheffler: one son. John W. Brown, and other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after 12 noon Saturday. May 11, at the Snowden & Davis funeral home, Rockville, Md. Funeral y. May 12, at 11 from the Eiks Home Rockville. Ma. ‘Rev: T°W. ‘Davls officiating, Interment Mount Oliva’ Cemetery, Frederick County, Md. SHEFLER, MARTHA. Officers and mem- Bers of Flower of Purity Councll. I B. P Suadenly, on 1940, MARTHA Sund: 12, at a.m. at the Rockvme Home R'ich"{; M . 8. FLORENCE JOHNSON. SHEFFLER, DT. MAll'mA BROWN. The Daushiers of Golden Rod Temple, Ne, ©. E. of the World. will hold theu usslon ot souron” Sasuiday hisht May 1940, at R:30 o'clock, at the EIks' Home, 200 East Middle Jlane In Rockville, Md. The funeral will be held on Sunday morning. May 12, at 11 o'clock from the Elks' Home. Rockville. Md. DT. MARY HICKS. Dt. Ruler; DT. EFFIE STEWARD, Secretary. SHEFFLER, n'r MARTHA BROWN. Members of Past Daughter Rulers of Flow- er Purity Council of Southern Maryland are requested to attend the funeral of Dt. MARTHA BROWN SHEFFLER Sunday. My 12, 1940, at 11 o'clock a.m.. from the EIks Home. 200 East Middle Jané. Rockvile. Md. EMMA JENKINS, Loval Dt. Ruler. FLORENCE JOHNSON. Loyal Sec. SIMPSON, MINNIE HARDING. On Pri- day. May 10, 1940. at her home. 39 De- Satur st Kensington Md.. MINNIE HARD- ING SIMPSON. beloved wife of the late James W. Simpson. Puneral services at the Bethesda funeral home of Wm, lhllben Pumphrey, 7005 Wis- consin ave.. Sunday, May 12. at 3 p.m. Interment Rockville Union Cemetery. 13 STERNER, KATI M. On Frida: 10, 1940, at her Testdence 115 Now M KATI M, STERNER. beloved Wite O Pfani E. Sterner. She siso is sur- ived her son. Joseph E. Ste; th and_Adeline lurnher Joan_ Sterner, | anddaughte: daughter-in-la, Remains reMing at her late residence. Where services held Monday, M. 13, at 2 pm._ Interment Cedar Hill Ceme i tes Arrangements by the Zurnorst, fu- neral Home. STEWART, JAMES Departed lms life on Friday. May 10 "1040, JAMES H. | ART. beloved husband of xfuhe. owart, He llm is survived by two so; James -qpd Albert G. stew, danenters, M Bessle Brown, M: Chapman ‘and Florence Stewart: er, one sister, six nlnflchfldl’!n two grea! grandchildren and other ~relatives Shd ds. ~Remains resting at the Ruth Dabney & Co. funeral home, 453 O st. n.w. Requiem mass at Holy Redeemer Church Tuesday, May 14, at .9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 STORTY, ROSA. On Priday. May 10. 1940, ROSA RTY, wife of Frank Storty; mother of Frank o lliay Storty and ll i maing treng;u at her late residence. 309 Eve Be residence on Mon- z ; Mass at Holp 3rd and F sts. t & R:xmm and friends mmeu *in? feTment St Mary's Gemeters. “Sérviges by Chambers. 13 SWEENEY, EDITH MAY. On May 10. 1940, EDITH MAY SWEENEY, be- loved (daushter of " Henry " ar . ins resting a denuz xl:mme. "Md.. "until’ Monday, May interment Rook Creek Cemetery. :Serv- jces by the Chambers Southeast lu::ul pn-l lfxclm' 2. THOMAS. _peioved husband of cuune & rhom D. . Evers. 80, funeral home, 1400 cn e l]‘loucn of funeral later. HELEN OSBORNE. On ay 8, 1940, st raport Almu'c‘n‘l!'h ‘Body ompaon. ¢ th Warner E. Fumphrey_funersi T o, M b5 Georgia ave., Siiver Spring.. Md. Bervices ai the Free Meihodist Church, B bty Srmunet, Max 1 B¢ 4 rtor siety. Buritve. a"" 15'” 'WENIG, 9, 1940, JULXOB Y of Katherine We-nl (nhzrulo“fi h“blnd Jules Wenig a enie Funeral !rom his . 3821 x B on "Sfid;"‘fi““ PO fuiem mase st Ciires 2t H me invited. farss o Relat tnterment Se Mary's Cemetery, WENIG, JULIUS. Membe; atc xfl“nf':fé’s Are aded of Co . are deatn " on “riursds of Washing- 24, Knights N, Grlnd Comm:mr. 12¢ . C. ret 'WENIG, JIJI-IV!. n y 12. Dose of baping. mhute o the m& ory of our li WEN: to Hereafter May 9. A residence, | 3821° New ampshire. ave. n. st 8 pm B Toondsr of ) B d Ruler Attest: W. 8. SHELBY. !‘x&l:! WHIPP, EARL RONALD. On Th -d May 9. 1040, at his residence 64%! NALD ed rov hr“:lb‘nd ollfi:e Ray Whm oy FH mmr#’ d by other A, u:“ and o alfiln ay 13, at t mf&‘eng 4LL 8rd o 1'!' FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. hhm? T L .o ~J. William Lee’s ¢ Tee's Sons Co. Co. PUNERAlI DIREUTORS Crematorium i’ uo today, May 11, 1 10, o In flmnrtm Exfi"m i%‘fl%&’k‘%h DLIN)( EDWARD E. curum mem wr d experience, hnnpuunud formula for keeping itry out of war is too absurd fnbe en seriously * ¢ o Belgium (Continued From First Page.) 4:30, while Alost, 15 miles west of here, also was reported bombed. Allied Troops Advancing. British and French troops, with tanks, artillery, motorcycles and engineers, were observed moving through Belgium this morning. But the government kept strict censor- ship on their movements, as well as on the situation at the front and other military information. Refugees from the frontier areas arrived in Brussels throughout the night, many of them riding in open trucks. Militant Belgium proclaimed. that & lightning defense had stopped Germany’s lightning invasion, On land, declared Defense Min- ister Lt. Gen. Henri Denis, the Ger- man thrust bogged down in a maze of traps, obstructions and mined roads and bridges long prepared to halt just such a “blitzkrieg” as Adolf Hitler sent upon Belgium. The army, under the direct com- mand of 38-year-old King Leopold III, backed up Gen. Denis’ pro- nouncement. In all the border area, it said, the German invaders were halted. Behind the lines, Belgian defend- ers mopped up -German parachute troops and at'the same time police were alert against any “fifth col- umn” movement that might aid in- vaders dropped from the skies. All Germans in the country were arrested. Leon Degrelle, leader of Belgium's Rexist (Fascist) party, { | and Staf Declerq, Flemish extremist, were taken into custody. Crowds of Belgians, roused by the flghfing words of their King that “The Belgian cause is pure,” jeered angrily as police vans carried Ger- mans to jail. British and French fighting men, brothers-in-arms of the Belgians in the, last war, streamed through the country on their way to the fighting front. The cheering populace greet- ed the Tommies and Poilus gaily, pelting them with flowers. The en- tire country was on the alert for further air raids. King Leopold raised the. fighting for LATEST NEWS The Night Final Star, containing the latest news of the day during these dramatic times, is de- livered every evening throughout the city and suburbs between 6:P.M: and 7 P.M. Telephone National 5000 for immediate delivery. ot LARGEST UNDERTAKERS one must make there is no element of its character. beautiful. vincing appeal. of our de; bln and father, IDWARS E died today, May 11, 1999, oottt Oug hearts still gche with sadness, many tears: Oflx'%oilfi' "72!‘. you, WIFE mm",' O'NEILL, lolll'l. In sad spirit of his subjects by a procla- | mation saying that “foot by foot,” | Childen’s Indian Exhiblt Planned for Chest Falr Children of the Georgetown Chil- ing costumes and exhibits from ar- ticles once used by an Indian tribe along the Potomac River in prepa- ration for the Community Chest League’s Country Fair to be held May 21, from 2 to 6 pm. on the grounds of ‘the Charles Carroll Glover, jr., estate, 4200 Massa-~ chusetts avenue N.W. The children plan to set up a miniature Indian village, where small girls dressed as Indians will -weave and make pottery, and small boys will do an Indian dance, Miss Mar- garet Cross, director of the settle- ment, said. Background for their exhibit will be a “long house” con- structed of saplings stuck into the ground and roofed with bark and branches. About 500 children who share in activities and benefits sponsored by Chest agencies will participate in a widely varied program of demon- strations and entertainment during the fair, Union Sodality Meeting Held at Georgetown U. Students from 15 high schools and five colleges in the District attend- ed the Union Sodality meeting of Georgetown University today to elect officers and discuss problems of Catholic youth. After committee meetings the 150 or more sodality representatives heard addresses by Miss Grace Mehren, chairman; Hugh Duffy, prefect of the resident sodality of Georgetown; Paul Leonard, presi- dent of the High School Union; the Rev. Francis P. LeBuffe, Eastern Sodality secretary, and the Rev. Stephen F. McNamee, S. J., of Georgetown. The invocation was given by the Very Rev. Arthur A. O'Leary, S. J,, president of George- town A ea dance will be held at 4 o'clock following the afternoon ses- sions. BoSWonn now in ‘,oom %RNE out this weekend and see one of Washington's most gorgeous exhibits of pink and white Dogwood. Also in Jull Springtime glory:are color- ful azaleas. tulips. redbud. and other Spring flowers. In fact new blossoms, new foliage in fock gardens, on green-carpeted slopes and the banks of silvery lakes will greet you from every section of this sacred garden spot. Open daily until 7 p. Drive out Pennryliania Avene, S. E.. to Cemetery Gates. open utl 7 P. \1 (edar Hill Washington's Most Beautiful Cemetery | Buy in Rock Creek Cemetery | ' Intimate Chat Number 53 NIjSUAL importance attaches to the selection of a Cemetery. It is a selection with confidence in the future—and that can only be safely appraised by the record of the past—upon corporate in- tegrity, stability of management, in which speculation and with no dividend obligation to stockholders. Rock Creek Cemetery is in a position to command preference. 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