Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1940, Page 12

uti- o! lslmum GEORGE L. témiy of the late GEORGE L. ISEM AR ooy, ° llfln’;“:lf!flsle !helhnaw'lrl:cl:ngfl(’lh'r CXD!!)- ympathy f of identification. el 5 Beaths lS ABHB.Y widow of Elmuzl her of Ella P!lers £ Pfyediemed atter noon 3 ate resifence. where Rervices will ‘be had Friday. May 17. at 1 Pm. Fi Interment at Lin- Arrangementz by McGuire. 16 BARRY, BESSIE. On Monday. May 13, 1940. at her residence. 54 Prince Edward t.. Edmonston. Md.. BESSIE BARRY. aged 3 vears. beloved wife of Nicolas Barry. Funeral services at her late rex!dene- on Thursday. May 16. at 8:30 a.m.:_thence to St. Jerome's Catholic Church. Spencer . Hvattsville, Md.. where mass will be id at 9 am. Reiatives and friends in- Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BOYER, HARRIET !’KANCES Sudd!n- o o TUCSdEY. May 14 1640, er rvices at her late residence on Thurss dav. May 16. at 5:30 p.m. Interment Norwalk. Conn. BRANSOM, HATTIE. On Sunday. Moy 13,1040, at Gallinger Hospital. HATT K ANSOM. " beloved wite of Hobert Bron: om. She also leaves to mourn their loss ve ‘brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday. May 16. at 2 pm from Boyd's funeral home. " $ak B st. !lu'l:\AnL. MRS, FLORENCE C__On s Ma 40, 8t Emereency Washington. . Mrs, FLOR . BRATENANL widow of the late gt Bratenah!. D. Services ot t. bl Chureh. Clevelsnd. Ohio. on Friday. May 17. at 3 p.m. 1d CAMERON, JAMES E. Departed this lite Monday. May 13. 1f dence. 426 8th st ERON. devoted husband ‘nf Lillian_Cam- eron and brother of Daniel. John. Robert Joseph and Moses Cameron and Mrs Marv Carr. He also leaves many other relaiives and friends. Remains may be_viewed at bis late residence after noon Wednesday 8y Mo uASral Thursday. Mav 16, at 1:30 om . from Zion Baptist Church. ¥ st between nd 4th 5.w. Relatives hondy Snviten. 1ts on Monda. May 131040 ot his redle ife on Mondav. May 13 - at his resi- dence, 4268 Rth st. £ w.. JAMES E. CAM- ERON. He leaves to_mourn their loss a devoted wife, Lillian Sameron: five broth- ers. Daniel. John. Robert. Joseph and Moses Cameron® one sister. Marv Carr of Philadelphia. Pa. and manv other rela- tives and friends. Remains may be viewed at his late reidence after 12 nesday. May Funeral Thursday. Mav 16 at 1:30 p.m.. from Zion Bapiist Church, F et e ween 3rd and 4th sts. Sw.. Rev. Joseph Interment ' Lincoin Arnnlem!nts BV and s Edwards officiating. Memorjal _ Cemetery. Thos. Frazier Co. Clu\'m_l:m JLEWIS, wirLiam, 1 T CHANDIER ate Ellen A. Chandler and father of Al- bert D, Chandler of Oreson and Mrs. tit E from " nis late residence. 608 15th st. n.e. Notice of time later. COLE, MARTHA ELLEN. oOn Tuesday. May 14. 1940 ‘st Washington. D MARTHA_ELLEN COLE. beloved wife 5 the late Robert Cole and mother of Daisy Roberts Faut and Raymond C. Cole. Funeral services at her late residence. 238 ldw st ne. on Friday. May 17. at 2°pm. Relatives and friends invited. In- {izment Eversreen Cemetery. Bladenshurs. d. 940, with loved husband of the DALEY. RACHEAL A Departed this life Tuesday. May 14, 1940. RAC DALEY. daushter of the late Filiam B and Fannie Daly. devoted sister of Neftie Powell and Harold Johnston. niece of Wil- liam_and Isaiah Moore. Katie Adams. Ad- die Brooks and Alberta Bush. She aiso is survived by many other relatives and friends. Notice of funeral later. by Malvan & Sch BBVGOV. FIEDFBICK On Tuesday. May 1940. “at Providence Hospital, FREDERICK DENSON. beioved husband. of Agnes Denson (nee Blake), brother of Ed- ward Denson of Edinburs. Scotland. and Alec Denson of Edmonston, Alberta. C: i Remaina vesting o6 ihe home. 4th st Ma: Notice ‘ot " furieral later. DIMOND, MARGARET, Op Wednesday, DIMOND. Arrangements at et thehce § Lhurch, where. reaviem mass will b G m Tor the esgte ot Rer s0ul el atives and friends invited. Intermen Mount Olivet Cemetery. 16 EDMONDS, VERLYN C. On Tuesday, May 1940, at her_residence. 1748 § C. EDMOND! VE! S, beloved Site™ 3 Daniel W. £dmonds. “Also sur- Living_ are ‘her mother. Mrs Heniet Shepherd: a sister. Mrs. Willl A, Sne herd of Jamaica. Long Islan Chanids A Bhepherd. ‘and other atives and friends. Notice of funeral later. by McGuire. FLETCHER, Arrangements wnwm EDWARD. On Tussday, May 14, 1940 et his residence, 19141 13th st. n.w., WILLIAM EDWARD FLETCHER. devoted husband of Mary V. Fletcher, father of Percy A. Fletcher, &randfather of John Vivian Frve Remains resting at Frazier's home, 389 R. I ave. n.w. where funeral services will ‘be held on Friday. May 17. at 1 pm. Rev. A, E. Christian officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 16 FOX. ROBERT. On Tuesday, May 14, 040, ROBERT FOX. aged 59 vears. be- oved husband of Leah Fox and devoted father of Harry L. Fox of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. O. H. Basseches. He also is sur- vived by a sister. Mrs. John H. Goldberg. Funeral services at_the Bernard Dan- ransky & Son funeral home. 3501 14th st. on Thursday. May 16. at 11:30 a.m. hterment Adas Tsrenl Cemetery. rox. ROBERT. There will be & spe- cial communication of Samuel Gompers Lodge, No. 45. Thurs- day. May 16. 1940. at 10:45 am. at the Masonic Tempie for the " curpose of conferrine the Inst Masonic rites at the funeral of Brother ROBERT FO. HANK PALEY. Masicr. GRAHAM. l:sill? E. On Wednesday. May 15, 1940, at Sibley Hospital. BESSIE E. GRAHAM. 'beloved wife of Charles E. Graham and mother of Vireinia Lee. Jane. Betty Lou. Billie Joan. Dale F. Graham ang M. Marguerite W. Youor, Hines Co. funeral n.w. on_ Saturday. Interment Washinzton (Cumberland. ~ Md.. tuneral Cemetery. Dapers please copy.) GREY, EMMA EDNA O Monday, M-y 13. 1940. at MMA_ EDNA het Jety” of "idan “Martineay Grey of Cleveland. Ohio. Remains may be viewed after 3 p.m. Wednesday at the McGuire funeral home, 1820 9th st. n.w.. where funeral services will be held on Thursday. May 0 pm. Interment Lincoin Memorial etery. HATCH, EVERARD E. On Tuesday. May 1940 at Walter Reed General Hos- i ARI HATCH, brigadier gen- . A., retired, husband of Annie cf . Hatch rests at the Tabler fu- home. 4217 9th st. n.w, until sday. May 16, when sepwices will be in the chapel at Fort Mver. Va. at pm., followed by interment with full military "honors in Ariington National Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend. i HAYES, WILLIAM C, On Monday. May 13, 1940. WILLIAM C. HAYES. beloved husband of the late Florence A. Haves and 5 a Lil- mas ‘and nn E. brother of Newton L. and Lemuel D. Bemains resting. at "his late residence. 1563 Benning road n.e gl UngTal from, St s _Church. eat Pleasan! o1 t 2:30 p. Relatives and friends invit fnterment Addison Chael Cemetery GEORGE H. _ Suddenly, y 12,2080 8t Belisvilie, ied 'MANN of Branchville, {asflnx at Gasch's funerai nd_ave., Hyattsville. Md. eral home on Thursday. May 186, at 10 Interment Fort Lincoin Gemetery. HOPE, CATHRINE M. May 14. 1940. at her reskdencer 3617 HJ mead place n.w. CATHRINE m. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. JOHNSON, CHARLES. Departed this Jufe Monday, May 13. 1940, at Children's Hospital, CHARLES JOHNSON. He s s mopmer. Tather, tHo Slsters. thiee rothers and other relatives. Remains rest- . Richardson & Co. funeral 00 Vermont ave. n neral Thursdey, Mey, 1 Murray officiatins Eitcolcn Sudmorial Cemeter FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither successor to_nor connected with the original W R Spears establishment 1008 H e IN.VV. _Natienal_ean2 d. William Lee’s Sons Co. g at ome, 1 at 1 pm., anexm.ent % 3nd Mass. Ave. N.E. FUNERAL DESIGNS. YUDE BROS. CO. Fioras Piecms 1918 F St N.W. Natiena) 4278, “GEO. C. SHAFFER, lnc 55.“;“..’.'...‘.“‘"@_"73}. & Eya Lineoln 5200. - { May noon Wed- |. | to_8t. sier's m 'nia o fuhe 'nr l!. Hly ll. 840, th st. luvtd vll%nee) 0 c Charles Kt IV Ar) sl l'n . lllnt cl endert t,i‘vu l“d ffltnll %\ mest Jarvis !unenl fhllrc.llr MC" ou_st. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 11 KUSTER. 'l’BDlllf‘K ELLY, fllh!’l’ it Washinston leaves ofher 2 KE] m WILLIAM, at Takoma rnk KUSTER. belaved " hiusband of Florence Kuster of G thersbute, Md. | Remaing rasting at the Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reube: Pumphrey, Rockville, Md Notice of funeral later. LANGNER, JOHN I. ‘Tuesday. May 14, .SMO at hll relldence Clvll\er ADlrt- ments. JOHN GNER. beloved hus- Bardof Mary & Lu f' serv ices at thz Hines chmnem h st nw. 8, at l o.m. Intelmem lul LAIIDIOII HENRIETTA. On Tues. dav. May 14, 1040. at !lnlrgency ‘Hosvital, RIETTA LARRIMORE. red wife of Benhmln H. Larrimore and mothfl of Beniamip Fow. Remains resting at her late residence. 933 nnannuun ve. n'.lwhem’nrh s will Rclmvu ind s invited. ' Interment Arlington Illonll Cemetery. luvleu by Chlmberl. LEWIS, LUCILLE. Officers and mem- yers of Cotumbia Tempie T, 489 TH; o ea of Daushter DochTe Ewis ! bt Pu ineral Wednesday., May 940. at Rer Jats’ residente. A4S COor om. lumbia st nw OTTIE VAN BUREN. Daughter Ruler. CRORGIARNA HENRY, Secretary. LUDWIG, FLIZABETH K. On Tuesd, May, 4. Ind0. at the residence of et dnikhier’ ahd fonzin-iaw. 1 mdr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ritt 174n Kiibourne pl. n.w. ELIZABETH K. LUDWIG. Friends TRy call ot the Lee funerel Aote, St st gand Mass ave. ne. after noon’ Friday, av 17 rivate funeral 18, at 2 p.m, LYNHAM. day. M alo, ‘om rervices on Sacurday. FD(‘-AR BARDWICKE, ospit Bushand of Mera Marmaduke Lynham and father of Cameron Bayne Lynham. Vir- einia L_Wrenn and John Marmaduke Lyn- ham. Friends are invited to call at Gaw- ler’s. 1756 Pa. ave. nw. Services at Gawier's' chapel, 1750 Pa. ave. n.w.. on Thursday. May 16, at 1 p.m. Inzermem Ivy Hill Cemetery, Alexandria, mumuu.. lvnol.rll On Tuesday, Hospital, vid Mar- of . loving grandson of Isaac Marshall and Allen and Dora . Other relatives and {friends sur- Remains resting at Frasier's funeral home. 359 R. Reiice of ‘tunerai. Iater. SARAH K. On Tuesday, May 14 t Garfleld Hospital. SARA! MARTIN. beloved gife of Charles Wt and sister of Jeff Kennedv. Notice of funeral hereafter. McNULTY. MICHAEL PATRICK. On 40 at his ‘;sldence Arlington, cNULTY. Elizabeth Jay brother of Mrs. Yeats” Wichser and’ 3. cNulty. Remains resting at the, Ives funeral home, 2847 Wilson bivd.. Arlington. Vi BNt Thursday. May 16, at 9 8-m:. thence Ghatles Catholi Church.” Washing. {on bivd. Arlington. Va.. where mass will be offered at 0:30 for_the repose of his soul. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Washington, D. C. " Relatives and friends invited, MILLIGAN, FLORENCE BISHOP. sud- denly.” on_Mon Ma: 940. 'FLOR: ENCE SISHOP MILLIGAN. beloved Wit of Benners 8. Milligan and daughter of Mrs. Ralph Stevens Pendexter. Funeral services at Hysong's home, 1300 N st. n.w.. Thursdny. May 1L am. Relatives and friends invited. Ttérment orivate NORTON. MARY VIRGINIA. _Suddenly. o Wednesday, May 15. 1040, at her resi- dence. 1704 19th n.w. MARY VIR- GTINTA RORTON Deloved nidter of Mrs: W, R. Irvin, aunt of Mr. Harry Irvin. Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home. 1300 N s funeral y 16, . NLW. Notice of funeral later. o SFAY. THOMAS HARDIE, JR. On esday. 14, 1940. at_Doctors Hos- mm THOMAS HARDIE "SEAY. 7s. "be- loved son of Thomas Hardie and Lutlle Powell Beay. FPriends are Invited to cal at _Gawler's. 1756 Pa. ave. n.w. Services ‘at Gawier s chapa 1750 Fl ave. n.w. Thu: May 16. at P “interment Cedar Hil Cemet!xy SMITH, m\lt! H. On Mt ‘l:!~ lm hh residence. 16’(5 l(!th 'S H. SMITH, bel of Ruln Smitn. son or El Mary P . LW Dther relatives and friends. . Remains rei ing at the 'W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, é(-”z You st. n.w.. after 4 p.m. Wednes- H Funeral Friday. May 17. at 1 p.m.. from lh! Bhllnh Baptist Church. 9th and P_sts. E. L. Harrison officiating. Rel. ltwu .nfl friends invited. Interment Lln. coln Memorial Cemetery. SWEENEY. SARAH A. On wednua-y. May 15. 1040, at her residence, 15 9U . se. SARAH SWEENEY. Tmothes” of Miss Martha - Bweeney.: Mrs. Mamie Huhn, Mrs. Rena M. Wise and Mrs. Jennie Wright. Notice of funeral later. THOMAS, HARRY, On Monday. May 13. 1940, in Miami, Fia.. HARRY THOMAS, husband ‘of the late Katherine Thomas. Services at Gawler's chapel. 1750 Pa. ve. 3 sningen. B C..on Thurs- dly Mlv 16, Interment Abhly oisoleum CArlington. THOMAS, MARTHA, On Tuesday. Mly 14, 1940. at her residence. 148 L st MARTHA THOVAE ™ She Geaves, to_motith their loss a devoted husband. " Willlam mas; one daughter, Martha Carter: one stepdaughter. Elsie Ross: four sisters Luanna Purdy, Frances Marshall. Emmalie Howard and Mary Purdy: two grandchil- Francis and Bernice Bowser. and great-grandchild, Barbara Bowser. Also surviving are other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st.. until Friday, May 17. at 4 p.m.: thereafter at her_ late residence. ‘an 18 at 1 o tthew’s tist, Church, New Jersey ave. between L and In. Letment Limeo Memorial Cemetery. ‘17 TURNER, NAOML Suddenly. on Sun- day. May 12, 1940. NAOMI TURNER. ine wife of Latha C. Tumpr. sister o Mn: Ruth Keebler. Frank H H. Milner. Jiemains may be viewed nl the rexldenoe of st. Wednectar, Maz 5. Fincral Thursdas, May 16, at 2 pm.. {rom Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. n.e Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 18 WALLACE, JOHN H. Departed_this life gn Sunday. May 12. 1640, at the Piedmont Sanitarium, JOHN H. 'ALLACE. beloved TeDhew of Mys. Besite, CArier and. MEs Marie Wallace. Other relatives and friends also survive. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines & CoT funeral mome. 231 North Patrick st funeral services Alexandria. . May 16, at 2 pm., officiating. Interment 'WHITE, ELLEN SCOTT, ‘On Saturday. My Liod 240- 8t Galilnger Hospital ELLEN laughter of the lnte Jack and Sallie Eentz "of Loulsa, Va mother _of _Elizal Woodson. = Samuel ot and waiter “White: sister of Wallsr Scott. Many other relatives and friends also survive. Remains rez(lnl lt Prazier's funeral home. 389 R. I ave. n.w., where funeral services will be held on Thirsday, May 16 4¢3 om. Interment Harmony Cemetery. Straughn Douglas Cemetery. In Memoriam BAILEY, !AIAI!. In loving memory SARAH BAILEY, who desarses. this h?e eleven years ago’ toda; 15. 192 T Swas carle morAlsE HOUT: Eleven years ago today, The angel of death came to earth And bore our darling mo!her WAY. Our darling mother went the way m pain to sweet release: our Jiearts are erleved, but vei we sy, d rest t ul Her sveet sweet volce 1s, :uznt t forever. A gentle soul is fre But we must trust in S Fainer, Our great, loss was helve!n 80 . soM, SARAH ROBERTSON. FLORRIE nowxl. AGNH LOUISE. loving remembrance of my AGNES SE mother, P -e% w-ygslx monchs ako today, Noveme x i NG GRANDDAUGHTER. AGNES CI.AII(. JULIIJ! C. 8\!2 lnvln‘ remembrance of my dear hlll and, JULIU! A . Who died four years ago today, May 15, 1936. o' lonel! Loving Wi ¥ cLARK. ¢ anIJ‘:oN. .fllll’l‘ n. AND CHARLES brntherl. ROBER tered eternal 15, N CHARLES T, FERGU! SO May 1, 1937, A]Wfl!& Temembered. LOVING SISTER. LETITIA. * 1 l'lAYnEN i"lu' -}ano’l.h Xl;-lldd bll: oving remembrance o a an father. PHILIP JEROME HAYDEN. who passed away t'enty-uv:n )en‘l amo to- day. May 15. Thoadh buterth e wre 1 Stll i memory. v, afe witn e a8 you dlaew LOVING"WIPE AND DAUGHTERS. * M&C:A'-L !L‘Izfl Ad"n ,oslrtfl. {Bl‘t':‘ffl emor, r dear parents. fa OSE SEACK AL e ot aried iy 1ifc twenty-two "x'{iz'"‘ D e o and mother, A" SACKALL, ¥no- de: nlrled thl llk twelve years ago today. May 'X’h h-d smile every one loved. 'l'ielr hell‘fil were u Py e u Ffild: 0se Who knew a I'helr ‘memory_will I nld. nAll' w. PETERS, branee d'a years axo today, May l‘ In_sad b:t ear “'srand- IR, wh Slm on, dear ;no. g.tl:'hfi your m ' A « ~d Mrs.F C Bmemhl ~ | Dies; Nofed for Work On Cathedral Grounds Widow of Former Dean Was Awarded Medal for Landscaping Efforts Mrs. Florence Cornelia Bratenah!, widow of the Very Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl, former dean of the Washington Cathedral, died yester- day in Emergency Hospital where she underwent an operation two weeks ago. Noted for her landscape garden- ing, Mrs. Bratenahl for many years supervised the work on the Ca- thedral grounds. She directed the planting of the much-viewed box- wood and yew trees, laid out the gardens of Bishop Freeman and the College of Preachers and arranged the shrubbery lining the Preachers’ Steps. She also started the Cathedral herb shop, conducted for'the benefit of the All Hallows Guild. The Gar- den Club of America awarded Mrs. Bratenahl a medal in recognition of her work at the Cathedral. About four years ago she left the Cathedral and since then had ope- rated Weathered Oak Herb Farm at Bradley Hills, Md., with Charles H. Merryman. Well known to lovers of horticulture, the place is said to be the largest farm devoted to landscape gardening in the country. Mrs. Bratenahl was a native of Cleveland. There she was married in 1914 to Dr. Bratenahl, and shortly afterward came to Washington. He died February 28, 1939. Surviving are two sons, Charles, at Willlams College, and Alexander, at Wash- ington and Lee University, and a brother, Alexander Brown, of Cleve- land. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 3 p.m. in 8t. Paul's Church, Cleveland. The Rev. G. Freeland Peter of this city will officiate. Mrs. Mary Ellen Rogers Dies Here at Age of 78 Mrs. Mary Ellen Rogers, 78, widow of Richard W. Rogers, died Monday at her home, 4409 Ord street NE., after a brief illness. She had been a resident of Washington 60 years. Mrs. Rogers was born in New York City, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Cusack. Her father had been a professor of English at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. In early life Mrs. Rogers gained distinction &s a singer at the New York Academy of Music. While a resident of this city she was active in the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. William McClure and Miss Ann Rog- ers, both of Washington; three sons, Charles B. Rogers of this city, Richard W. Rogers, jr., of Florida, and Albert C. Rogers of Denver, Colo. Funeral services were to be held at 1:30 pm. today at the Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. N.W., with burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Emma Goldman Funeral Friday at Chicago By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 15.—Funeral and burial services for Emma Goldman, internationally - known anarchist who died in Toronto yesterday, will be conducted here Friday. The Free Society Group, which is composed of personal friends of Miss Goldman, will have charge of the services. 3 G. P. 0. Legion Post Cruise The Government Printing Office Post, No. 33, American Legion, will hold its first moonlight cruise and dance Friday night on the 8. 8. Po- tomac The steamer will leave Sev- enth street and Maine avenue S.W. at 8:45 o'clock. Public Printer A. E. Giegengack, Department Comdr. Slattery and Capt. Horace W. Line- burg of the National Guard of Honor have been invited. In Memortam ROCK, DR. WILLIAM B. In loflnl [emory of our father. Dr. R left us one year llfl l.odl'. May 15, 1939, a line of sweet nmmhnneo. 'y fond and trug of ‘love. devotion. That our hearts still long for you, GEORGE AND ALMA. TILGHMAN, EDWARD. In loving mem- 9% Stour husband and fathe TILGHMAN, who departed this life eleven Years ago, May 15, 1929, Treasured thoughts of ons 30 dear Often by nt SNGRA, AND CHJL- WILKINB, PETEI 0 1 but luflnl memory of m: KINS, who denlr!ed lml lite two mn uo yesterday. May 14, 1938. Death reaches not a spirit such as thine, It JSan but steal “itie Tobe that hid thy 'K'houKh (:y warm, breathing presence we lml in ts its I blance cllnn,om hearts its loving sem! L1 2204 AT 1622 T. Frank Murray FUNERAL HOME 141 11th 8t. S.E., CALL COLUMBIA 043 “%.° LARGEST UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Formr D /C. Woman Flees Danger Zone A former Washington woman who was covering the war in Holland for the National Broadcasting Co. has escaped safely to London, accord- ing to word received by her mother here. Mrs. Margaret Woodward, the former Margaret Rupli, an assistant in the Bureau of Labor Statistics, had been on duty in Amsterdam for N. B. C., but decided to leave the danger zone several days ago. Her mother, Mrs. Anne Rupii, 2234 Hall place n.w., said she had been noti- fied her daughter had succeeded in reaching London. According to an N, B. C. report, Mrs. Woodward was to participate in a “broadcast from Amsterdam Sunday night, but was unable to reach the studio when a German bomb exploded less than 50 ydrds from the building where she had been working. Mrs. Woodward, who attended Western High School, Goucher Col- lege and the University of Chicago, is the wife of David Woodward, a member of the staff of the London News-Chronicle. Two natives of the Washington area were among those listed by the State Department yesterday as still on duty in the war area. Dwight W. Fisher, 56, who at- tended George Washington Univer- sity when it was known as Colum- bian University, is a vice consul at Antwerp. Capt. Monroe Kelly of Willlamsburg, Va., is naval attache and naval attache for the air at The Hague. Secretary of State Hull, referring to the 40 Americans on duty in dip- lomatic posts in Belgium and the Netherlands, said they are to decide for themselves when it is no longer safe to remain at their posts. May Day Festival The annual May Day Festival of the Department of Recreation, Di- visions 10-13, will be staged Satur- day at 1 pm., at the Anacostia Recreation Center. A feature will be the coronation of Julitta Ran- dolph as May queen. G. 0. P. Choice Duo' To Be Based on Theory "“"" Roosevelt Will Run War All But Compels Them to Pick Man to Face the President By the Associated Press. The big Nazi push into Belglum and Holland hes all but made it certain that the Republicans in June will have to nominate their candidate on the theory that he will have to run against President Roosevelt. Many of the best-informed poli- ticlans have taken it for granted that the teetering balance of for- eign affairs would have much to do with shaping the President’s de- ‘cision on & third term. No less do 3 Every Family Con “Simply Beautiful” ... ave the words that describe Ryan Service; to finish, the atmosphere all that lin, TO WAR VETERANS' FAMILIES: riect Funeral Services with th any Veterans 'iul:l Allowa: ne k'wh(b Call Ri ol no’cm;u%r James T. Ryan Fuseral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ?uiet dignity, efficiency and attendant nd their aid in creating a serene beauty dgen throughout one's memory. 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