Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1940, Page 12

. Qards of Thanks NGLEY, WILLIAM THOMAS. 2 ibe i ILYAM 0] INGLEY wish to thank théir many friends d relatives for thelr kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributrs dur- ¥ heir bereavement. . (ANNIE HAYES, THOMAS EDWARD iSIMMONS, SARAH M. We wish to our many friends and relatives for M untold Kindnesses durine b bereave- t at the death of our, loved one, ; FAMILY. : Braths ~AI.LEV. JAMES ROBERT. On Sunday, 26, 1940, at his residence, 1210 Aroe. st AINEtan: Ve TAMES - HOB: T ALLEN. beloved son of Frank H. and 7 Etta Allen. He also {5 survivéd by thiFee sisters: Catherine G, MarkArer AL Dette and Dorothy Ann ‘Allen; “and two thers, Prances Harrls and Charles Eu- l e mains resting at his late residence il Tuesday, 5 0:4. B8 Momar More. Cathaie oAb North Thomas ‘st (Bucking- rlington, where mass will be 10 am. for the repose of his mlermem Cedar Hill Cemetery. *BERGIN, Vl\CEhT D. Suddenly. on urday, Ma 1940, VINCENT D, TN, beloved huisband o Kay Shephard in. Remains resting at Collins' funeral hQue. ‘3821 14th st. n.w. otice of funeral later IBOSCHEN, VIDA G. On Sunday. May 28 1940, at'ner residence, Wardman Park tel, VIDA G. BOSCHEN, wife of ik Hrederick Wesener | Bosenen ther of Mrs. Betty B. Morris. Bervices at Gawler's charel. 1 n.w. on Tuesday. May K. at 2 pm. erment Arlington National Cemefer: MARY WOLFER. On Sun 1940, at her home. MARY BLFER BOSTWICK. beloved wife nl the Admiral Lucius A. Bostwick, U. o renmaiat & B Yiupern Wm. Reuben Pumphrey, 0 Pa. her late residence. n.w. Tuesday, May 2K, at 1 Qutermeni. Atimgton National ‘Cems RIGHT, M. BROOKE. _On Friday, May 24. 1940. M. BROOKE BRIGHT. be- e sister of Erank S, Eright aud Richard ight. ~ Body_ resting &t Gawler's| o olN5g PA ave W B nterment (private) Rock wreek Ceme- t&y. Monday. May 27 27 SBROWN, NETTIE. On Friday. 1 Gallinger Hospital, ' NETTIE Own™ wife of Splomon Brown. sister Rachael Wade of this city and Mrs. a Guy of Rochester. N Y. Three broth- e® and other relatives and friends also swrvive. 5 R emains resting at the Henry S. Wash- hFon & sons funeral home. 467 N May 24 ‘where funeral services will be held Tuesday. May at 1:30 pm. In- igment Payne's Cemetery. WILLIAM R | Departed this Voted daushters, d °tg§= Turner. and other relatives -m\‘ {sends. Remains resting at the Barnes & Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st. s.W. | Stotice of funeral later | Suddenly. on Friday. Brand)v\me Md.. ANNA neral services Tuesday, May 28. at from Prazier's funeral home, 50 ode Island ave. n.w. @DALY, MARGARET R. On Sunda 1940. _at _Providence Hospital, RGARET R, DALY (nee bpeiden. be: 18ed wife of Frank Daly and mother of en R. Daly. | neral from her late residence. 5008 ansas ave. nw.. Wednesday, Mayv 20, | 79:30 am. 'Requiem mass at the Church A Maj, | ) nd 7005 | ol Btaflu ?: Wednesday, May 20, at 1:30 Services at Fort Myer Chapel at 2 pm. Interment Atlington National Cemetery. 56 I.ANAHAN. HAIGAI.I‘I' A. On Friday, at Georgetown University odpital, MARGARIT A HAN, be- loved daughter ot the late Cornelius A. and Mary Lanahan, Funeral from Coliins' funeral home, 3821 J4th e now. on Tuesday. May 28, at Requiem mass at the Shrine of the Sacred HeArt at 830" 5. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Ojjvet Cemetery. mmz' Sl qgf‘s Sheds at_residence, ro JA] F. LEE. 4 Ruspand of & Fose: Lee, deveter Toiner or nu: 'elks, Nellie V. and Fairbanks Lee and Elise Wara. He also leases two randenilaren, ‘other rel riends. ~Remains resting at the vg xmm Jarvis faneral ehureh: 1433 Nollce n( nmenl Tater. MAR 'xunem Fome. n.w., until p.m May 20 “nie. AN RCI fl WiteSi' the ate 5. Albert M-ruron fnd mother of J. Albert, Clarence D., fram M. Maréeron and Mrs. Loretta: Cher- ““Funeral from the above residence on Wednesday. May_ 26, at 8:30 a.m.;: thence St. Prancis De ‘Sales’ Church, where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Relatives and _friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 28 MILLER, ELLA J. On Saturday. May 25. 1040, at her residence. 5]1" New Hamoshire ave. n.w. ELLA J. MILLER. beloved wite of the Tnte Willledi O Mier 4nd, mother of Mrs. Robert Stillions, Mrs. R. ey and Miss Serah E. Miler, ail ot Washington, D Funcnl <Erv\ht0\ ’; th !b e rlfild!l\C! 3 28, p.m. 27 L] MILLER, JAMES M. On qumu May 1940, JAMES M. LER, béloved husband ‘of Barbara Dalias ™ Miller ~ and ner of Scott B. Mil chs 2t the 8"H. Hines Co, funeral home, 2901 14th st ‘n.w. on Tuesday, May 28 at 3 pm. Interment Fort Lin- coln Cemetery. 27 MOORE, SAMUEL B. On Sunday. Ma; A0, at Mount Alto Hospital, SAMUEI MOORE, husband of Maude Moore and brother of Ralph E. Moore. Remains, rest- ing at Chambers' Georgetown funeral home. Services and interment in Arlington Ni tlonal Cemetery on Tuesday, May 28 26, Mxov. THOMAS. On Friday. May 24. 1940, at’ Gallinger Hospital. THOMAS NIXON. husband of Florence Nixon, father of Harold and Clarence Nixon and brother QfxGeorge Nixon. stepson of Georgianna ixon Remains restine at Frazier's funeral home. Rhode Island ave. n.w.. where services will ‘be held’ on Monday, at 2 pm. REGAN, JOSEPH FRANCIS. on Saturday. May Md., JOSEPH FRA son of Philip S and Laura ,‘L{""‘" of Bhitip T.y John E. and Gloria Funeral from his late residence, 930 Madison st. n.w., on Tuesday, May 28, 30 am. Mass at Church 2t Nativicy at Relatives and friends invited. Servlctl by Chambers. 27 RENNINGER, CHRISTINE, On Sunday. 0. at the residence of her s, Mrnomar i O'Loughlin, 601 East Arlington ave. Baiti- more, Md. CHRISTINE RENNINGER. (hee Magruder). beloved wife of the late Henry To00. at Bey Siae - at Bay Ridge: 1S REGAN. beloved A. Rezan and May xnndnlc:e Govans). the Nativity at 10 am. Relatives and nds invited. © Interment Mount Olivet | etery. 28 | SDAVIS, FRANCES SMITH. On Monday, y 27. 1940, at Walter Reed Hospital, | NCES SMITH DAVIS. widow of th e Col. Glenn H. Davis. U, 8. A ther of Anna Justine Day | R Ticor A" B e Co. funeral on Wednesday, Tnterment Arling- | .+ and | § o a National Cemetery 4DEEGAN, ALICE MARIE, on Sundy May 26. 104 residence. hanning st ALICE MARTE BEEGAR. | y of " Edmonston road. Roge Md. beloved wife of John A, Remains resting at Chambers’ Biverdale funeral home until Monday. May | at 9 p.m. '!’Bemcu and interment Wheeling. W. Va. | © 2 DEETON. ANDREW D. The comrades of | Richard J. Harden Camp. No United Spanish War Vet Pythian Temple, for the funeral of our laté ccmrsdr ANDREW D. £ Services at 1:45 p.m. at the WheMIP) eral home, K07 King st " Alexandria, | Interment Alexandria VICTOR McCLOSKE' . LESLIE, Adjutant. MELVIN. On Saturday. May | . 1940, MELVIN DIGGS. husband of | ristina Diggs. He also leaves gn aunt. 5. Mary Gant, and other relatives and fen Funeral Tuesday, May 28, at 10:30 a.m., om the funeral 'home of Alexander 5. ope. 315 15th st. s.e. 4 EWALD, JOSEPH BERNARD. past com- s E. Kil Lommsnder 2 DIGGS, 19 Tuesday, May 28, 0:30 ams from St Mary's Church, Alex® ndria. Va. Interment Metho- xt Protps(lm Cemetery. Alexandria. Va. h War Veterans and {riends invited ’ Sttend. FIROR, FRANK MARTIN. On Sunday, y 26, 1040, at Providence = Hospital, ANK MARTIN FIROR, beloved husband & Annle B. Firor and father of F. Howard I ror, Mrs. Elsie M. Dhine A. Wyman. Funeral from Perry nw. Dodd and Mrs. Jo- & Walsh funeral | on Wednesday, May 11 et Taternent ook Creck gemuery, Relatives and friends invited. s JORD: JUNION J. R. Suddenly. on Baturday. May 30 &t his residence. 218 UNih st nw., JUNION J° K FORD, loved uisband of Lucy Ford. Brothor of averly Ford, brother-in-law’ ar Alonzo | . Mitchell. sr.: uncle of Alonzo R. Mitch- | Jr. and James C. Mitchell. . Other | latives and friends also suryive him. | Notice of funeral later. Arrangements | W. Ernest Jarvis. Y:FREEMAN, EMMA. On Friday. May 24. 40. at Clearwater. Fla. EMMA FREE- N, beloved wife of Col. Paul L. Freeman, dical Corps, U. . Arm: !ll ed Funeral Tugsday, May 2%, at bn.. from fm Mver Chapel. Interment ~Ariington ational Cemetery. 27 " GARRISON, rno\}:n RRISON. enly. on Saturda 1940, HARKISON. GARRISON 8" Whits Y S g Py husband of ice B. Garrison and father of Garry Garrison Remains resting at the Chambers' Riv. Wale funeral home until Tues at 12 noon: thereafter will lie in Bt L e o Fort Lincols Co tery until 2:30 p.m.. at which time sery- es will be held. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 28 &, GLASCOE, WILLIAM S, On_Friday. | ay 24, 1040, WILLIAM 'S. GLASCOE, | usband of the late Mary E. Glascoe. fa- her of Mrs. Mary E. Baltimore and Mrs. cannette Harrod. He also leaves two grand- hildren, two brothers. Peter C. and James L Glascoe, and other relatives and friends. emains may be viewed at his late resi- t. n.w., after 11 a.m. Mon- Sud- GRO- Tuesday. May 28 at 1 Methodist Church. rom - Randall 0od, D. C.. Rev. Curry officiating. es by the'Stewart funeral nome: N, CHARLES EDW. On Sunday, 1940, at his residence, 25 bW A AN pm., Dean Serv. 30 H T Roved husband of sara. Harstin Hamann | fand father of Charles W. and Robert E. Amann. Services will be held at his late resi- | ‘flencr on Tuexdx May 28 at 3 p.m. \terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relnuvcs\ *and. friends invited. on suur;! i3Lst st. Mount Rainier, Md.. PH ,iwms HEARN. beloveq Ausband of Grace Hearp and fathier of Mrs. Estella Roche. | o 1L e rence Krug and Mrs. Miriam Horbieral Jrom his late residence on Tues: ay, May am Rcuulrm mass at .sx James Churet, Mount Rainier. Ma., af ) a.m. Relatives fl"d friends invited. 93 .xmermem Cedar Hill Cemetery. 27 JACKSON, PHOEBE. On Fridey. May tter ‘of RS Tice: Jonps,_ Sistorinadaw of v, CW. A, nes. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at r_ late residence after 4 pm. Monday, May 28. at 1 Strom the Rock Creek Baptist Church, Rev, Ernest Gibbs officiating. ~Relatives and Biriends invited.” Interment Lincoln: Cem- #etery. P uneral Tuesday, . #__JORDON. RUTH. On Sunday. May 26, =1940. at Gallinger Hospital. RUTH JOR- She_leaves to mourn their 10ss a : one daughter, : one son. Malvin Dudley; ®one sister. Mary Jackson: also other rela- #tives and friends. Remains resting at Eu- *gene Ford's funeral home, 1300 South £Capitol st =" "Notice of funer: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither successor to_nor connected with the original W R Hmn estadlishment. 009 H St. N.W b J. William Lees Sons Co. FUNERAI DIRECTORS Crematorium and Mass. Ave. NE. ___ Lincoin 5200. TLINCOLN 0408, urhorst Funeral Home, Established 1857. Day and Night Ambulance Service. City Calls. $2. H BdesuT P AR B B 13 & o 1 N 3. e £ 2 al Of E ey FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER, Inc RAL (OBERATE PRICES, FHONE NAT oioe | & Cend sanarze__Co. 14th & Eyc and Sundays M s fo 3 -~ D. Renninger. Funeral from the home of John A Moran. 4201 York road. Baltimore, Md. 4rnlunce on 42nd st.). on Tuesda: at 8:30 am. Requiem high mass at vm Church of the Blesscd Sactament at am. anterment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Waineton B, RHEINSTROM, GRACE (JARVEY. oOn | sunday, Mayv_26. 1940, den: GRACE NARVEY RHFINSTROM'®belaved Jife of Albert L. Rheinstrom and sister of Mary Harvey Watsol etvices and interment private. omit flowers. 2 JOHN FRANCIS. On Mon- 40, at Georzetown Uni- Yoy Hosbital JOHN FRANCIS RIO DAN. beloved son of John F. and Cath- Kilerlane Riordan " Fineral from his late_residence, 710 Ingraham st. n.w. on Wednesday. May at 8:30 ‘am. Requiem mass at the rch of the Nativity at 9 am. Rela- tives and friends cordially invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 28 RITTER, LEONARD §. on_Friday. Ma 40. at Mount Alto Hospital, LESNARD S RirrEn i baipved husband brother of John E. Ritter of St. Louis. Mo. Funcral from Chambers, funeral home; 517 11th st. se.. on Tuesday. May 28. at 2, pm Services “at Fort Myer' Chapel 3 p.m ives and friends invited Shtérmment ATvagtoe Natona] Cemetery. 27 ROBINSON, “ERNEST. On Saturday, 25. 1080, at his residence. 2135 5tn ERN;] beloved hus- Dind "5t “Lulu Mae_ Robinon. nebnew ot Mrs. Lula Burns and Samuel Robinson. Remains resting at his late residence after 4 p.m. Monday. May Puneral Tuesday, May 28 from the Rising Mount st. between 6th ani Johnson ~officiating. a. 12t 12 noon Zion Church, 7th sts. n.w.. Taterment " Cuipeper, SCHAEFER, ROSE BARBARA, day. May 26, 1940. ROSE SCHAEFER (nee Leypoldt) the late John Schaefer liam H. Schaefer and &, Funeral On_Sun- BARBARA beloved wife of d mother of Wil- abeth Boggess. {rom Wm."J. Nalley's funeral 8th st. s.e. on Wednesday. May p.m. Interment Glenwood Ceinetery. Relatives and friends tnvited. ‘:TFPHENS. LOTTIE M. On Saturday, Ma 1040. at her residence, H18 M st. LOTTIE M. STEPHENS, mother of Laliise S, Stepheris and. Maris 8. Loon Priends are Invited to call at Gawler's . on Beltsv:lle‘ ,NORA (BARRY). on Sun- at Sibley Memorial | Y NORA BARRY STEVENG Trn Walsh). wife of Bruce Stevens and mother of William E., Joseph . Bernard A.. George B. ‘and’ John F. Birry and Matié Stevens. Funeral will be held from her late resi- dence. 17 A st, n.w., on Wednesday. :45 a.m. High requiem mass at St. Martin'’s Chllrch at 10:15 am. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. s STROTHER, ANNA COONS. On day. May 26, 1940. at her residence, wwm Sodland road, Siiver Spring, Md. AN COONS STROTHER. wife of *J. t SiTother ‘ang mother of Frank ‘Strother of Culpeper, Va.: Erskine Strother of Cali- fornia, and Anne and Eudoxa Strother of Silver Sgring. Interment Culpeper, Va. TABBS, DAISY. Suddenly, on Saturday, May 25" 1040. ‘at _her _residence, 77 Hobart pl. nw. DAISY TABES. She leaves to mourn their loss a son, Charles A. Tabbs: a daughter-in-law. Eunice Tabbs: a_ brother-in-law. Robert Tabbs and & host of other relatives and friends. Death is a gate to endless joy, But we dread to enter there. S Funeral from Elder Michaux's Church, 2030 Georgia ave n.w.. Tuesday. May 2 at 1 pm. Remains resllnl 5t Bord's fu- neral home, 1238 20th TACKETT, NANNIE ~FENDALL. Sunday, May 26, 18 ZAL Soutn St NDALL TA wil John Ford ‘Tatkerl and davghtor of ths late Townshend Dade and Eliza Eaches Fendail. Funeral services on Tuesday, May 2 at 4 p.m., at St. Paul's Church, Alexandri Va. Remains resting at her late residence. TALBOTT, JAMES H. On Sunday. May at Mount Alto Hospital. JAMES B AT ROt Yom o the late John L. and Eiizapeth Masson Talbors of Brinte oé County. Md..He i survived by one brother and two sisters. (Funeral from Chambers' funeral, home. 1 t. s.e. on Wednesday, May 29, h Relatives and friends in- Interment Arington National Cem- Horpitar . HELEN C. On Monday, May 27, 1030, B¢ hey Feviaence 748 Newton Blace n.w.. HELEN C, TUNE, beloved wife of the late, Thomas F_ Tune! mother of Lorena Yates and Roscoe I. Tune. Remains Tésting at Chambers. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral 'later. TUENER, LAURA A = On Sindey, May ok AL her residence. 414 B o Ul URNER, Wite of the Jate A T Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. | 4th st."and Mass. ave. n.e., where Services Yill be held on Tuesday May om. “elatives and feiends. faviied. ® Ine terment (private) at Congressional Cem- etery. WATSON, (WILLIAM, . Departed this life on Saturday. May 940, after a brief lliness, at’ Gallinger Hown LIAM WATSON. husband of Lucille Watson, loving son of Alice Muse, stepson of James al 25, tives and friends. Remains Basbour Bros.” funeral Lome. 48 Funeral Tuesday, May 28, at 1 from the. ahove fonerel hame. Rav_ Amdas. son officiating. Interment Lingoln Me- morial Cemetery. WHYTE, ROSE ISABELLE RIDDLE. On Monday, May 27, 1940, st Georse Wash. ington Hnmnll ROB ISABELLE WHYTE eite of ihe ate Thomas D Wi te: ‘n';(;lther of Clifford K. and Russell I e, Funeral services at ber late residence 1649 Hobart st. n.w. _on May g8, W 130 pm. Interment Howeu, WOOD, ERVA ELIZABETH. Demrted thiy life ‘on "Friday. May 24,1040, ERVA ELIZABETH WOOD, beloved daughter of Lester and Ella May Wood. sister of Evelyn ;. Also survivine her are 3 jrand- mother. Mrs. Ella Epps: a grandfather. Rev, Richard T. Eops, and other relatives angd frienc mains resting at the luneul ume of John T. Rhines & Co. 31d s.w.. until 5 1m Y. llA 7 .ner Y ner fate remdonce 531 ere mnu’ll serviees will Tlésduy. May 35, ‘at 150 B Intermens at Payne's cememy. 'WORMLEY, A E. The members of the Aro\ln')io\uehold of Ruth. No. 5249, :a.,x;m% to 'crgfl‘ UDE BROS. CO. ag12 F St N.W. I. N fl. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MONDAY, Charles Hamann Dies; % | War Deparfment Clerk Charles E. Hamann, 51, principal clerk of the tabulating buneh of the office of the chlel of finance, War DepamTent yesterday of leukemia at his home, 143¢ T street SE. He was a native and lifelong resident of Washington. Mr. Hamann was a graduate of the old Busi- nessHigh School, where he was a member of the all-high baseball team in his \senior year. He later participat- ed in amateur Mr. Hamann. sports and was for many years secretary of the War Department Bowling League. He had been employed at the War Department since 1917, Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sara Hamann; two sons, Robert E. and Charles W, Hamann, both of Washington; four sisters, Mrs. Paul Schureman, Mrs. D. G. Moxley, Mrs. Edward Moore and Mrs. C. G. Harstin, all of this city. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the home, with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Insurance Agents’ Union To Mark Anniversary The Industrial and Ordinary In- surance Agents' Union No. 21354 will | Detroit branch of the Federal Re- celebrate its third anniversary as a member of the gmerican Federation of Labor with a dinner at the An- napolis Hotel at 8 p.m. tomorrow, Speakers will include J. A. Mar- shall, former District commissioner of insurance, and Frank Weikel, president of the Office Employes’ International Council of the A. F. of L. The meeting is open to all insurance agents. Apex (Continued From First Page.) the Clayton Act provides this ex- emption. The dissent declared that actions such as those in the Apex strike were violations of the Sherman Act. “It would, indeed, be anomalous if while employers are bound by the Labor Act because their unfair labor practices may lead to conduct which would prevent the shipment of their goods in interstate commerce, at the same time the direct and inten- tional obstruction or prevention of such shipments by the employes were not deemed to be a restraint of interstate commerce under the broad terms of the Sherman Act,” Chief Justice Hughes’ dissent said. “No Warrant for Decision.” “This court has never heretofore decided that a direct and intentional obstruction or prevention of the shipment of goods in interstate com- merce was not a violation of the Sherman Act. In my opinion it should not so decide now. It finds no warrant for such a decision in the terms of the statute. I am un- able to find any compulsion of ju- dicial decision requiring the court 50 to Imit those terms. Restraints may be of various sorts. Some may be imposed by employers, others by R | employes. But when they are found to be unreasonable and directly im- posed upon interstate commerce, both employers and employes are subject to the sanctions of the act.” Service Orders NAVY. BUREAU OF NAVIGATION. Boldizsar. Lt Comdr. George T. from Edgewood Arsenal to Washington. Cady. Lt. Comdr. John P.. from U. 8. Minneapolis to’ Base Foree Dugan, Lt. Comdr. Paul F., from U. 8. Cole' 16 ‘Newport Evans. Lt. Comdr. George W. from U. i Lexinlwn to Edgewood Arsenal Nevins Lt. Comdr. Joseph H. from U. 8. Drayton to Cruiser Division 0. Seay. Lt. Comdr. Erskine A.. . from Annapolis to OREy Mehuries A from Bcouting Force to Dahlaren. Va. Cumberledze, Lt. Arthur A., napolis to' Cambridge. Fiynn Lt. Josern A from Crulser Division an, Horne. u Charies F., ir-. trom Mare Tsland 8. Long. McRay. 11 5BAS M., from Annapolis to Crulier Division @ Pancoast. Teonidas w. m U. 8. 8. ianeapsiis 1D ¥ i Williams. ' Lt. Henry, Jr. from U. 8. 8. Astoria_to Cruiser 'Division 6. Finney. Lt Earl P. from An- idge. l)GeorleK from U. 8. 8. to_Annapolf £ Georse L, from An- napolis 'o Cumbrl Smedley. Lt. (j. g.) FrlncIA J.. from Wash- ington to U''S.S. Texas. Aurand. Ensign Evan B from U. 8. 8. McCormick to Pensacol ‘from U. 8. 8. Croft. Ensign Norton_E. Yorktown to U. 8. S. Shaw. from An- WORMLEY. ANNA E. Passed peacefully into eternal rest on Saturday, May 25, 1940, at 2:30 am. at her residence, 935 Westminster st. h. A E. WORMLEY. . Luther, James O.. le M. Wormley and Mrs. Mal Btudwick and Mrs, Fannie W. Mcl Many other relatives and friends survive her. mains may be viewed at her late Tesidence . Monday. services Tuesday, May 28, . at Nineteenth Street Baptist Friends invited. Interment st Arransement | Cemeters. NAOMI BOGLEY. On Satur- 4 8t Rockville: Sid.+ NAGMT BOGLER YOUNE neloyed wite st 'wmum M. Youns. Remains resting at her late Funeral services at the. Coloniél funersl home of Wm 13 In altmnrtam CROSBY, FRANK. In loving mmol? of Qi peear husband” and m{:‘ . HoSBY. ried ago today, May S td] God only knows how much I mi Yuu{l loving memory “Bail pever fude: 0 the °1-c’e°':m’:' re yfil’:n'?."lfla' HIS DEVOTED Witk AN e iy, HILTON, ml‘N AINOLD. In lnvlnl memnn,fil’my dear mother. - Tears ado today: M'-l;"z'? oL a7 sine 'DAUGHTER. BERTHA. * JOBNSON, ELLA, Ir pvi o gl.gur dear wite and mother: ELLA SORN, N, 'ho ?I! hll lite four years ago today, Ma; otk Hossan cHIL. FRENCH. ALPBON OLMA JOHNSON. = AND MELONTREE, FANNIE. In loving re- membrance of our dear fother And.sunt; left us one vear a0 todavy May 27, 1039, Down the road in memory garden ust ‘one year ago. today. The ‘one e “Toved and. déeply_cherished %%’“‘m’%& Rm MILY. PAYNE, ANTONIA In loving brance of my darling mother, PAYNE. who passed today, May 27, 1939, Oh hmv hn'l“lhr: we t;nu efih"flu lllt d!llh as len . Inrnlllloll h ‘can never fill. Days ol ndn atill come o'er me, Hidden tears so often flow: Memory keeds you ll'l!l ne-r M Although you left one YOUR ng%d-l% bA%E: mflf MYRTLE, o RECTOR. JULIA. In lovine remem- prance o iy o mother JULLL REC. 2 toduy, Muy 27 1088, 1o Ve vears ¥ MF‘. lock for me, em- INIA away one year ago 80w, AND PAM- ) Many Die as Train Is Wrecked by Auto By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, May 27—An undetermined number of passengers were killed and at least 37 were injubed in the wreck of a Southern Rallway train, apparently by a motor car, at a grade crossing near Bahia Blanca. Railway officials said some uncon- reports placed the number of dead as high as 30. A company executive blamed the accident on the unidentified driver of a private motor car, believed killed, who “apparently tried to beat the train to a crossing Ralph H. Buss Dies; Reserve Bank thcml By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 27—Ralph H. Buss, 50, managing director of the serve Bank of Chicago, died last night after an illness of two weeks. A native of Deadwood, S. Dak., Mr. Buss began his banking career in 1907 as a clerk in Fremont, Nebr., where he was educated. In 1932 Mr. Buss became examiner for the Reconstruction FPinance Corp. in Washington and the West Indies. In 1934 he was named man- aging director of the Detroit branch of the Reserve Bank. Dies Seeks fo Track Mystery Organization By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N, Y, May 27—An organization whose members, ac- credited “by & certain foreign gov- ernment,” are seeking a foothold in the Nation’s key industries, particu- larly aviation, is the latest quarry of the House Committee on Un- American Activities, Chairman Dies said today. Mr. Dies described the group at a press conference as “window-dress- ing for esplonage” and said he is seeking first-hand information in Buffalo, important warplane manu- facturing center, “that will fit into the whole national picture.” “The constitution of this organiza- tion provides that members must engage in pistol and rifle practice. Some are aliens and some are citi- zens. The members must be quali- fied to do confidential work.” Mr. Dies estimated there are 10,000 to 15,000 members of the organiza- tion, who are “not Communists and are not Bundsmen.” Gibraltar Invokes Curfew GIBRALTAR, May 27 (#)—Of- ficials announced tonight that, starting tomorrow, a curfew would prohibit any one except soldiers and sallors in uniform to be out of doors between 11:30 gm. and 5:30 am,, without written permits. The Rev. Dr. Oliver J. Hart, rec- tor of St. John's Episcopal Church, “Church of the Presidents,” yester- day announced to meémbers of his parish that he had accepted a call to the rectorship of the historic Trinity Church in Boston. He will lumedln( Dr. A. L. Kinsolving, who a call to Princeton Unlvenlty. Dr. Hart has been rector of St. John's Church since June, 1934¢. He has often been mentioned as & pos- sible successor to the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash- ington. On three ooeniom Dr. Hart has declined bishoprics—Delaware in 1938 and Tennessee and Central New York in 1937, the last two offers being as bishop coadjutor. Before coming to Washington Dr. Hart served eight years as rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Chattanooga, Tenn. He is a native .|of South Carolina and graduated from Hobart (N. Y.) College, the General Theological Seminary and the Union Seminary in New York City. He received his doctorate at the University of Chattanooga. Dr. Hart left the parochial minis- try in 1919, a year after being or- dained, to join the United States Army and saw service in France as chaplain of the 1st Division. S, LOCAL DELIVERED PRICES 1940 GENERAL MOTORS CARS 0 TRANSPORTATION CHARGE CASH DELIVERED PRICE OF CAR OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT & ACCESSORIES TOTAL CASH DELIVERED PRICE ERE’S a simple but obvious fact about “buying a new car you may have over- looked. The real measure of what the new car costs you is the money difference you pay after trade- in allowance has been deducted from the de- livered price. A high trade-in allowance doesn’t always mean_ begin his new duties October 1,|the Dr. Oliver J. Hart Accepts Call To Trinity Church in Boston He returned to this country in 1919 and became assistant pastor of 8t. Michael's Church, Charleston, 8. C, and later became rector of Christ Church, Macon, Ga. While Wmmhemofishkfiwof the church. He was chaplain of American Legion, Legion, Department of Georgia, in 1924, Mrs. Roosevelf Warns Youth fo Prepare By the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, May 27.—Soon after the New York Council of the Amer- ican Youth Congress attacked the administration’s armament pro- gram, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt firmly warned the group last night to “get ready at home.” Despite the conflict in views, her speech was warmly received by 1,500 members closing their three-day convention, Championing the armament pro- gram, which her audience in a unanimous resolution had just termed “a step toward war,” Mrs. Roosevelt declared: “Remember this: It may be that two generations from now young- sters will say to you, ‘Perhaps you were not ready to fight force wl'.h force.’ ” “There are things which hAn happened over there which must not happen here,” she said. “You should be sure that you know all the things which come into the pmure” before you make up your “You here in this country live in & democracy where the will of the people is clearly heard. Nobody can tell what history will say about these past few months, but history will say, at least, that the people of the United States decided not to go out of their country to war.” Cowboys and cowgirls from 'bo United States and Canada are tak- ing part in rodeos in Australia. ___CALL COLUMBIA 0432 _ “” LARGEST THE UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD They give you the exact figure on the price of the car itself—the charge for transportation, based on rail rates—our charge for the extra pfice- a good “deal.” It may only mean that the delivered price has been inflated in order to make such an allowance possi- ble. That is called *“packing” and about the only way to avoid it is to get an item- ized breakdown of delivered prices that you can compare with others’ figures. That’s the reason we General Motors dealers display price charts like th_g one shown above and use the *plainview”’ price tags. WASHINGTON ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, INC. 1522 14th 8t, N. W, ARCADE PONTIAC CO. 1437 Irving St N.W. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO., INC. (Chevrolet) 1130 Connmecticut Ave., N. W. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., INC. (Oldsmobile, Cadillac-La Salle) 1222 22nd St., N. W. COAST-IN, INC. based on rejy equipment and accessories you select. Thus in our showrooms you can see eack one of these items that make up the final delivered Furthermore, when you buy, you receive an itemized invoice that gives fully detailed information and the money difference you pay. It’s the simple and safe way to know what you’re paying for when buying a new car. Come in and get all the facts. rates—* the charge for any exty BEFORE YOU BUY, BE SURE THE FINANCE CHARGES SATISFY YOU ‘WASHINGTON—Cent. EMERSON & ORME 17th & M Sts, N. W. FLOOD MOTOR CO. 4221 Connecticut Ave. STANLEY H. HORNER, INC. 1539 14th 8t, N. W. 1234 Good Hope Road, 8. E. McKEE SERVICE CENTER 1260 22nd, N. W. McMAHON CHEVROLET, INC. €323 Georgia Ave. 407 Florida Ave, N. E. (Pontiac) KEARNEY OLDSMOBILE CO. 7 New York Ave, N.E. G EN OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.. 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