Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1942, Page 14

Braths "-Wi p i 1 oot e 12 m. Rellilvu an !Hmu lfl"rfl.fll Mount Hope ‘.‘r’v JAMES T. l\lfl enly, on Sun- betaviiie. Md. son n{ t.ho Iate ices will be on January 6. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~ Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. IAKIL CARRELL Suddenly. day, Janua! .l lM!. at Tlllh- nd. Jr., beloved_son Gert: d Sairel) € paker o, Fitieis orinyde 22 the Lee funeral e, e Yhere BT T " Retatives and \Tnde mvic: ed. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. On, Saturday, Jan. nw.’.. by Y Iesidence: 3610 13th ved :}nrd W. lanm. S ot \nn and meh“ Barrett: 8 83 the st 9 am. Relulle lnd friends 1invi Internment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BIGGINS. THOMAS J. On Fridey. Jan- mary 21642, at his residence 1737 N Hampshire ave. nw.. THOMAS GINS. the beloved "husband % uuml: Cilova Bigsing. and. father of Thomas '.‘thn Wilmeth and Mrs gar i Remains resting at the Chlmbeu funer: bome. 1400 Chapin st n.w.. until Tuesday, January 6, at 11:30 arvices and Inierment at the grave. in Arhn.'.on *National Cemetery, at 12 noo JAMES J. | On Seturdey, Jan, ry 43, JAMES 3. CBROWN, husband gt Henrietts M. Brown, - 2ty of Helen B Joksor arandfather of Amrose C. ¢ o Puneral from the residence of his daus] ter, Helen B. Jackson, 1304 South Caro- lna ‘ave s.e. Wed Sudas, January 7 gelebrated at 5t Cyprian's Church, 13 RndC sts s.en Interment at Mount Olivet, Relatives and friends invited. BROWN, JAMES. Members of St. Au- gustine’s Com.. No. 8. Knights of 8t. John. are hereby notified to_ assemble at St. Cyprians Church ‘Wednesday. January 7. atp am. toattend the funeral of “iate “bromer. members are urged to S itond memortal service at 1304 Secoaveian Tues- day, Janusty 6 at 7.l Riet APRICGS. President, 3. HOWARD. GUANDER, Secty Sud- NOT. FELIX !VILLI BRUNOT. DR. REVILLE. _8ud- y 4. “Eethesdl. Md., Dr. UNO' loved "hus- cemeters. ay sdn-Chevy” . euben B mpieres: 7006 ve. Pri uneral services and interment Pittsburgh. Pa. CONRAD, JESSIE HENRIETTA. On PFri- dl! Jlnull‘y 2. IM." at Dezml(‘ Mich., HENRIETTA CONRAD. wife of Farey conrad and Aother ot Atrs: Cathe erine’ Novelll of 4800 Queensbury road, Riverdale. Md.. Jane Palmer and Albert Conrad. services at Chambers' River dnle funeral home on Tuesday. January at 10 Interment Fort Lincoln Ct etery. CRAWFORD, Jpux. Do mi.u“"%‘ Bunday. January me Hospital, ' JOHN DOUGLAS CRAWFOR the beloved husband of Louise D. S ford and stepfather of Arthur and Walter Bainbridge. ~Remains resting at_Cham- bere funeral home, 1400 Ch Chapin st. n.¥.. unt ay. P victs"and nterment. Norfolk. Va. CROSEN, HATTIE M. Suddenly. on onday, Jenuary 3. 104 at her residence. Meriar, Vo “Hatr Surviving n- two Martyn. residence. | nuary 7 a_mother, brothers. Charles H. and Walter eral services at, her late L VIRGINIA CARTER. On Satur . Jenuary 3. 1042 At | Doctors' ~Hos. | INIA DAUM of ocioved wile. of Frederick l Rt st nw. Tred A Daum and sister of Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs, Dollie E. Smith. | Bervices at the 8 H. Hines Co,_funeral home. 2901 14th st. on_Tuesd: o v 6 at 3 pm. | Interment Glen: vood Cemetery. 3 “}"‘iss aruary ) ity Hospital. BERN. STEI Sty GTomRitake Chavics and Marsarer Eck- | '"n" i ting_at his late_residence. 5 “‘n‘aJ’n’m" ‘st unul Wednexday; . ‘hehee. to Bacred | ARD L. On Sunday, at Geouemné Univer- nuary 7. a eare Cnlholn: “Church. 16th 5t LD here requiem mass will be T N5 am. for the repose of h oMered Reiatives ‘Snd {riends invited. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. EDWARDS. EARL B, Suddenly. on Sat- prday January . 1945 8 Jughmene Island, Md.. EARL'B. EoiwARDS. loved 'son of Pred K. and Della Victora . brother of Alvin R. ds. | all a1 the ome, 4th st. and Mass,_ave, n.e D s will be held on Tuesday. Janusry TS Relatives and friends in- Sitett “nterment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. FAISON. MARY M. Departed this life Bundsy, January 4. 1042, 10 Freedme Hosl M PAI%P' .lhu gfi- ughter of Mrs. Vera om! l-°1§§° s afinmgh by :mme.% “Bisand. b "other relatives %“e'&mnsdfi!’um i LR Sty & Bon. Pinerel notice Tater. In- L] FEY, LILLIE B. o 2O Sunday. January \ o beloved wife | 808 .t ‘Tuesda: uary Hy nm° B3R g Iriends invited: In!erment Oak Hill Cemetery. FOWLER. JOSEPH E. On Sun uary 4, 1942, at the residence 0 Tih "5t ter. Mrs Béulnh sulnvm el )n!a- 2, LT FEY, e wnmm ey 1 from “her Tate. resigence, ler. three l\nen. three brothers. sy call at “the hdm!. Al’l v Mass. ave. n.¢ e where | servic ‘and " Wednesdny, Jan- uary 7, at lflbt geldfiaén es and lnenfll invited. Interment Glen'm Cemetery. FOWLER, JOSEPH E. Members of Mon, roe Council, Ne d Daughters of | Liberty, are nquelted Lo : ble at Lee’s funeral home at 7:15 Tuesday. Jan- jary 6. 1942, for umcunjor our ‘late brother, PEARL xmwm.u Counselor. PAIRALL, HARRIET P. GARNER, GEORGE snmlu Jan. nary 4. 1942, at lh¢ l’?‘dlnu of his ; "y South Dakot ve, mn.e., dlu hltfi ARN“ER DK‘E‘ .fl ‘n M Peloved husband of the late Hanmah C. Lee funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral Pennsyivania ave. sc. on ‘Tues. Reiatives and *Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. p SEREARD, GEORCE J. On Wednesdas, T o':cémw: J. GIBHARD. hlllblnfl ol Amy F. Gebhard. Services at Oaw! chapel. 1760 Pa. YIS o Ducedar, Januaty 1850 952 &% pm. Tnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. B Y mncation of uni c:rler Lodge, No. the p burlll e suendapes i E LANCASTER, Master. GRICE, ELIZABETH C. Sudden nly, on Sunday, Janusry 5. 1942, at her residence. 7714 Wiidwood drive. T: Moma Park. M. ELIZABE GRICE, . beloved_wife of Ralon O. Grice and mother of Francis T. Grice. ting at Ga fune homen i 75, ‘ltlmoae“ i:‘,. ,ldivg";tw:l; e My Senunty 7 8t 1:20 pm. . Relatt Taterme N. t.! He Hto {..m'fl- an uncle. Jon Shichell: cousin. nie Rollins, and a host of Pother mmvu and friends. - Remains restin bell's funeral home, 423 4th Notice of fune: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s sons Co. S ot "U”N"IIAA'I" K‘mll Goematorium. V. L. SPEARE (0. either successor to_nor connested &' flrlflnll Www'fl.h ““l:fin—': l:el FUNERAL DESIGNS. —— Ge e 1627 Conn. Ave. "nl[ 2608. GUDE BROS. C0. _ms e n_u_u “SHAFTER €15 Pemna. Ave. 8. Linceln 1618. 0. C. SHAFFER. lnc._r and Inlul N t m,;& RI Léeloved “uite *5t *Riissen - Mackin JAMES WN. Al | OSEN. wite | 6. and Park | Cor. 14th & Eyel Btaflu T rm. On Mon- res Remains Ox '. l‘ w:..t.:rzw.;wm YES, beloved h ?.hg‘;x Mary A it A *alst and M ats. nohu of nmonl'l-ur HODGE. MARY L. _On Priday. Jan 2 1005 MARY L. HODGE of 1135 N..3. Srenw. SRR a survived by four dsvsh: ters and three sons. HUBBARD, VIRGINIA BROWN. " .8 RE. e c-n?'mé‘a ONe Hubbard. duen ter af the lafe Georse and Sarad Dickerson Notice of funeral hereafter. 5 um.fl. FRANK ID ARD. ‘b 1542 at bis home. } X EDW E, and Frank. roths nd s On Palm HUB- ed 1 s hy’,n ce, : ter. Mrs. John Velton. Ogden. Utah R maing resiting at George Baker & Son's. Manassas, Va Bervices ll !he nn‘ Myer Chlbfl on Tuesday. Jan o. . Interment Ariington National Cemetery. MACKINS, RUTH E. Departed this life gn Monday, Janusty & 194 dence, 17 N st "ACKINS, loving other of Audrey. Shirley, Peter, Kenneth ar! s o elen Macking. e is also survived by two sisters, one brother and other relatiyes and friends. ~Remains Iesting at the funeral home of John 1. ines &' Co. ard and Eve . s.w. Notice of funeral later. ANNING, LAURA. On Sunday, Jan- 42, gt Providence Hospital, ulnrcocx. LAURA REBECCA. On 8Sal urday, January i 104% at her rmdenu 120 Pershing drive. Arlington. V. REBECCA MAYCOCK, peloved 'lle o Jonn Maycock and mother of H. d John A. Maycock and Mrs. Grace K. l.:mnu Remaing re the ‘Ives funeral home. 2E7 Wilson biva... Arinston. where funeral services will be held Tuesday, J 5. 58 T . Interment. Atlington Nmonn Cemetery. January Graveside service Tuesday, Janusry . Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick. Md. MEADE, ALICE. _On Saturday, January 3, 045 ALICE MEADE o of 142 Harvard 5. n.w. wife of the late Alfred P Meade: “matier of "Andvew 8 ‘and Frank aemcu at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral me; 001 14th st B.W., on Tuesday, hence to_ the he' Sacred Heart Church k rd.. where mass will be interment. Arlington National Cemetery. MERRYMAN. BILLIE WALLACE, Sud. ay, January 3. 1942, at T"‘hm'mu" B4, Md.. BILLIE WALLACE beloved son of Eugene N Mariie . Merryman and brother of garet, Louls. Leonard, Harrle. Pres- ton_and Marvin Merryma | riends may call at the Lee , funersl | & Am. Relatives an Interment Cedn mn Cemetery. On Sundas Y LAWRENCE O MIL Maria Miller: 'a ootnes, uise M. four brothers. four sis- ters, mue ‘aunts, two uncles, one brother- host ' of other relatives _and *Mr. Miller will rest at, 642 Flor- g ne., after 4 pm. Wednesday, | SaBuary 7. Funeral Thursday, January 8, | g, from Pesce ‘Baptist Church. 13th lnd sis. ne. MILLER, RUBY EVELYN, Sunday. January 4. 1. R EVELYN M eloved" wite ~of Peter Beajes Miller and mother of James C.. Peter O Raymond Scales Miller and Mrs. Mary V. Beckert. Tal services will be held at Cham- bers' Georsetown, funeral home. 315t and { M sts. n.w.. on Wednesday. January 7. at Relatives and friends invited to Interment Al National .~ (Danville, Philadel- phia papers please copy.) 8 MILNER, JEANETTE, Suddeply. on Sat- v 3. 1945 at ga inger Hos- MILNER, B0 5 Beloved ‘wite. of "DeArthur Milner. also leaves to mourn their loss one son. monthe: two sistery and one brother, [eneemeats by Dalmey & Gezper funeral home. 442 M st emains may viewed at the lbove lunenl home Mon- daz, Jan 5. after Fun rvices Wednesday, January 7. at Bridseport. Conn. 6" MINOGUE; JORY. Suddenly, on Priday. hnuny K . a vited. suddenly. on UBY nd of the ials Catherine Minosue (nee Mealy). Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon fu- neral home, 641 H at. ne.. on Tuesday. January 6. at 8:10 am. Requiem® mass ai 8t. Aloysius Church at'9 a.m. Interment Mount Oliver Cemeters. " Relatives and friends invited. NAYLOR, ADDIE S. On Sunda 1943 8t her residence, 1 D) NAYLOR: betoved wie oi B W Bomuel Naglor and devoted mother of Witiiam 8. and Richard A Naylor, sister Mrs. Anna Tayior of Baltimore. Md., and Richard, Bedford and Hezekiah Stokes: also surviving are one aunt, Miss Adeline and other reiatives and friends y at 0 umud Interment at Harmony Cemetery. 6 BRIEN, CLARENCE A. On Saturday 1942, at 'his residence 1618 | G] GIBRIEN. veloved "usband o Esther F. OBrien ‘and father of Mrs. Ruth Mos- runem JeTvices at bls lnte residence | on_ Tue: anuary 6. at .m. Serment Codar "Hill Cemetery. O'BRIEN. CLARENCE A. A speci: ation of Lebanon Yodse, M., _is hereby ‘January 6. Jamaary Crittenden ELL MILLER, Master. PEEPLES, .LllA“T" K. On Bunda: January 4, 1942, ELIZABETH K. PEEP] ]..d beloved mother of ’lll‘l Elizabeth Peenlu of 3420 Gllfllfln st. n.w., and sister of Miss Dorothy Kalb. Remains fl‘l“u home, 1300 N be held on Wedn sday. Jan 7, at 11 am. * Relatives and Triends s invited to at- tend. Interment private. 6 PLUMMER, STEPHEN O. January 4, 1042, at Vete Roa [EN inoke, Va. devoted uncle of Charles N. Notice of funeral later. . I.ICI!‘I‘I'ZBI. oty anuary 5. 2, WILLIAM T. RICHTER beloved husband of Martha A Rich Sipe) and brother of Hershey J. o Germantonn. Mdo Mrs. Mary A. Keefer of Washingion. D. C. and Mrs. Daisy R of Germantown. Md. ' Remains the B, H. Hines Co, Bome, 2901 T4th st. n.w. funeral Notice of mnem Iater. ROBINSON, RUTH L, Suddenly, on Sun. a3, JARUALY 4, 1045 RUTH L. ROBINBON of 557 23rd pl. n.e. wife of Charles W Robinson and_stepdaughter of Paul Bowl- ‘Also surviving are other reiatives and ing. many friends. Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by McGuire. SPENCE. MARY DONNELLY. On Mon- day, January 5, 1942 at her residence 8 NELLY 2 ass. ave. SPENCE. at Hysong's funeral where services will the “helovéd wife of John T. Friends mey call at the Lee tuneral home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.c.. Wher urvlun Wl u held o ‘Thesday, Janiary 8 at 8 p.m. invited. Intam%flt fasite ot 'allinger Hospital, ES LORETTA STEWART. the vln.,.g-uhur of Mrs. Tovi e, Seriin Rudsill: and three uncles and a host of other rela- Eives and friends. “¥uneral from St. Cyprian's Church, 13th and C sis. se., Thursday morning, JAnuary January 7. AT 209 | COTEE Better funeral home. AVENNER, JONAH. Suddenly, on Sn- JONAH urday, 3, 1942, NER, beloved gn g‘mer lnd h l’ of l‘lw‘l‘l.’r’ 1ot ana Srother o Tinral servi January 6, at p.m lnumem TS Timbia "Gardens” Cem- MABEL CHEWNING, Op, lura s, -ot.hu of Mrs, Sunday, llll- terment ulndn rv l- lu Cg% l“ l" -).-mdmuu huhlul nrvbu at_her late residence 'm‘ielflflc'- ZD.III. Interment v & THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON Dr. Phillips Preaches His Final Sermon as o RecIor of Epiphany Church Will Celebrate Centennial Tomorrow; Bishop Freeman to Speak The Very Rev. Ze Barney, T. Phil- 1ips told his parishioners that spirit- uel serenity is the greatest need of the wor'd today as he preached his last sermon yesterday as rector of Epiphany Episcopal Church, 1317 G street NW. Dr. Phillips, who.has been at Epiphany for 17 years, is the new dean of Washington Cathe- dral. The spiritual serenity which re- ligion brings “makes one cool and brave when others falter,” Dr. Phil- lips said. “It is the greatest ‘1" that fellowship with Christ brings.” Epiphany tomorrow will celebrate its centennial. The Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, and Dr. Phillips will be among the ‘The new rector, the Rev. Charles Sheerin, will not arrive until next month. Meanwhile, guest preachers will conduct church services. Bishop Preeman, who was rector of the church from 1922 to 1924, will preach Dr. Phillips, who also is chaplain tions yesterday from many parish- joners and friends. Among them were the Rev. James Shera Mont- gomery, chaplain of the House of - | Representatives; Charles H. Ourand, head usher at Epiphany; Miss Doro- thy Wimbush, Dr. Phillips’ secretary; Mrs. Martha Mayo, financial secre- tary of the parish; Edward Brown, one of the church’s two sextons, and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Halverstadt, whom Dr. Phillips married in Sep- tember. Many former parishioners are ex- . | pected to attend a buffet supper at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow night to close the centennial activities. Beaths VENABLES. ANN 3. oOn Ssturday. Jan- uary 4, 1042 at her residence IR45 R . peloved mother ot wirs. ‘Elizabeth Crais. also is sur- Vived by ‘one brother. Mr. Dan Jackson of Montana; her son-in:law, Mr. C. F. Ci and two 'eranddaughters, Betty Dulin Nancy Rea Remains ~resting at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st. n.w., where services will held on Monday, January 5 at 6:30 p.m. Relatives and friends Tavited to at- tend. Interment private. S, ELLA M. On Frid At Der residence; CAMB, ‘wite ‘o the nté s, mother of the late Loretta Furviving are & sister, Mrs. nieces, nephews and’ many - gJans- ary 2l | Betinss Wi Blackbur iy Dora Watson: friends’ the McGuire funeral ho n.w.. where services will be he Saniiary” 6, ‘at' 1 pm. Toterment - mony Cemetery. In Memoriam BORGMANN, HENRY. 1In loving mem- of our dear husband and father. HENRY BORGMANN. who entered into | gternal rest nine years ago today. January 3. HI18 D:vcrrm WIFE. CATHERINE BORG- MANN, CURTIN, GIOIGI u. ln sad and lov- ing remembrance of my dear son and our loving brother. GEORGE H. CURTIN, who departed this life J.nu-ry B, 1 Today recalls a metnor: Ot a oveq one iatd 1 Ay thote'who Think of B hlm Loday ‘Are the ones Who loved nim best. o SURTIN. GEORGE H._ A tribute of love the memory of our dest husband snd fatner, GEOR CURTIN. who entered into_eternal usl hine years ago today, January 5. 19 Deep in our aum you are fondly remem- bered. be | Sweet, happy memories cling ‘round your name; True hearts that loved you with deepest affection Always will love you in death just the same. BIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * DAVIS, CHARLIE. In loving remem- brance of qur devoted husband and father. HARLIE DAVIS, who left us nine years Jll’lulf ‘nm ‘ORACIE DAVIS. AND CH]LD HAYNIE, ulLLA“ In memory of our loved one, MILLARD T. HAYNIE. who Buised Sy ‘one sear ago todaz, JanusEy -o, We miss your kind and cheery way: Wik you as" shent our happiest days: We miss you when we need g friend, For on you we could -lnn epend; Nothing can take The love our hi Fond memories “x"{f,' every da: emembrance keeps you near. WIFE, CHILDREN AND BROTHER. * | JACKSON, ANNIE REBECCA. Sacred to the memory of qur devoted srandmother. who left us li: years lln wdli -Ylmul' 5. 1“36 RANDDAUGHTERS, B HIS AND 803 DA JONES, GEOIGE l HAR; PACKSON oy ogur beloved busband Xn lovml memory SONES. who and _ brother. departed this {1 one ear ado toduy, January b, 1041. We never thought Inen n\l left home You never would return * The shock was hard. the pain severe. We never thought your death 50 near. We often sit and think of you, eye can see us weep: Bup decp within our tchklnt hearts eep. Your smiling face we The years may wipe out many things. 1 this they wipe out never. Th‘emgr;emgn of those hapgy days nwe were LOyING | WIEE, GRA T JONI!. VOTED SISTER MN!DAL! JOHN l. Xn lo'lnl Te- membrance ‘of JOHN SDALE. who departed tnis life five years ago today, January 5, 1937. Past have these sad years flown Since you left my side: Sugres B {onflxmfmou gown, ove thal will aiways abide | HIS LOVING W ARY B LANSDALE. PRESTON, JOSEPHINE LARSON. In sad b\ll loflnl mtmorfi of our dear ther. .voe INE PRESTO! who "g”-ny five years ago today, January DAUGHTER AND = BON-INLAW. AND LUTHER LEE. REN. JACK, ALBI 1’, JOG AND ROSE MARIE. ELIZABETH C. In memory of our devoted mother. ELIZABETH Who Dassed away six years aso LOday, uary 5, 1936, ROSCOE AND REGINALD. SCURLOCK, NANNIE §. AND GEORGE A tribute in 'lovin d' memory of our i 1.-' men parents, d OIO m llud Seet Sevoud Jindary 5. T035, and September 0. L7 respectively, | HERBERT C.. ADDISON N. AND MATTIE O PBCORLOCK:, ,WELLS, DAVID E.. JR. A tribute of lo ahd devotion to the memory of ou loved son and brother, D; Jr. ‘who departed this life today, January 5. 1940. Loved in life. - Remembered always in desth. SONNYSAYINGS DE- Our “home deifensc’ QUArtels> is s little drafty an’ besides I has to keep one ear out so & fibe-columer can't sneak up on us! speakers. i next Sunday. i of the Senate, received congratula- | ATter noon Monday mena.l may :.u at| Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Sarah Leizear Special Dispateh to The Star. NORBECK, Md., Jan. 5.—Funeral services for . Sarah Isabel Lei- zear, 81, wid Samuel J. Leizear, who died after a long iliness at the home of her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bowman, were held yesterday at the Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home, Silver Spring. The Rev. Charles A. Mi- chael of Emory Methodist Church, Oakdale, and the Rev. Ralph D. Smith of the Methodist Church at Woodside, officiated and burial was in the Colesville Cemetery. Mrs. Leizear was a lifelong resi- dent of Montgomery County. Be- sides Mrs. Bowman, she is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Garland W. Wolfe, and a son, Burhnard 8. | Leizear, both of Silver Spring. She also leaves a brother, Arthur Sulli- van, Silver Spring. Wife Hangs, Dummy As ‘Joke’ After Quarrel By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 5—Frank Burns, 36, strode angrily from his home after an argument with his wife, Anna. Returning an hour later he saw a body hanging from a tran- som between the dining room and bedroom. A frantic call brought police, who found it was a dummy made of pillows and blankets, clothed in one of his wife's dresses. Then Mrs. Burns herself stepped from the bedroom and asked: “Can’t you take a joke?” | Deaths Reported Daniel Brower. 84. Secelia Conway, 76, Hfi?fi Orian e 75, Home for Ased. Giles D. Thomas. 79, Sames E. Lowe. 68, 521 K st me ** . Braswell, 60, 1808 Connecticut Claude Hanan. 60. Emerge Catherine l‘luulklmn T O Conuit rd. Frederick R. Trittipoe, ‘infant, Providence Infant Stokes. Gallinger Hospital. 'llober 3, Dempee 3 or.. nfant: Infan Hodge, Garfield Hospital. Infant Bennett, Garfield Hospital Infant Glennon, Columbia Hospi! Infant Woltrey, Columbia Hospi Infant Knowlicon, Garfleld Hos Mary L. Hodge, 67. 1133 New | Magxie Davis, 63. 2217 12th Pl n s_Green, a‘ -mela nunlu Emm | Bovthy Lawisr 0. Ga i Gal nnr D ( alias Bimon, 3: '? " alinger | Ixmuy C'{'"‘ Preedmen’s Hospital. Gutlinger Hospitar” Gallinger Hospital. inger. Hospital t. rlll P st nw. Garfleld ital. ersey ave. h Infant An’xnn. Infant Eccles Infan eer Bospical Tnfant Gilbert: Gajlinger Bospita MES to d they had grown ing operations. aircraft eguipment, weapons to make; all destiny seeming to bang in the balance. Allout defense is changing your whole life. It is 8hanging industry. For all-out defense, millions of Americans are getting along without the aluminum to which American industries have given up the aluminum which they depended upon in their manufactur- That aluminum has gone into airplanes, anti- ens, ponton bridges, and for many other military purposes. It has belped to halt the onrush of dictatorships. ' Frank E. Lawrence Dies in Manassas Prank Edward Lawrence, recently assigned for special duty with the Defense Public Works Division of the Federal Works Agency. died Saturday at Manassas, Va. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm. to- morrow at Fort Myer Chapel, with hufl.lu in Arlington National Ceme- TY. Mr. Lawrence, born in Mosinee, ‘Wis., November 11, 1899, attended public schools in Seattle, Wash., leaving high school in 1918 to enlist in the Navy. After the first World ‘War, he attended the University of ‘Washington. He became active in investment banking circles in New York, Seattl: and Wi and at the time of his death was acting regional finance examiner of the agency at Kansas City, Mo,, although he was recently assigned to special duty here. Mr. Lawrence was a member of the Amercian Legion. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Alice Lawrence, Mansassas; two children, 12, and PFrank, jr., 14; & brother, Lt., Walter A. Lawrence, U. 8. N., and a sister, Mrs. John Velm Ogden, Utah. George F. Wohlfarth To Be-Buried Today Funeral services for George Frederick Wohlfarth, 76, empioye of & plumbing supply house here for the past 20 years, were scheduled for this afternoon at the Chambers funeral home, Fourteenth and Chapin streets N-W. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Wohlfarth, who lived at 4008 Twelfth street NE., died Friday. A native Washingtonian, he worked Complete Black-out with Bisek- Falntetor "ouiside "and "lastde " wee: 922 N. Y. Ave. NA. 8610 | Dr. John J. Field _ DENTIST 406 Tth ST. NW. MEt. 9256 Third Floor, Woolworth Building D. Q, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1942. Socialite Flyer Killed In Crash Near Reno By the Associated Press. RENO, Nev., Jan. 5—Mrs. Hope Noyes Cooke, 25, & divorcee of less than two months and daughter of ‘Winchester Noyes, New York social figure and steamship executive, was found dead yesterday in the wreck- age of her private plane. Deputy Sheriff William E. Driscoll sald Mrs. Cooke had been taking flying lessons, but had not obtained her private license. She took off at 9:30 pm. Saturday from the air- port flying school. The crash oc- curred in the foothills southeast of here. 4 An Investigation was begun by Coroner Prancis J. Cunningham. Mrs. Cooke had been living in Reno since before her divorce, No- vember 15, from John J. Cooke of Sands Point, N. Y. . Have Ex-Senator W. H. Milfon Dies at Home in Florida Former Senator William Hall Mil- | ported. Survivors include his widow, four daughters, among them Mrs. S8arah Jennings of Washington, and s son. A native of Marianna, Mr. Milton Deliver Your HEAT" Fuel Merchants Since 1858 714 13th St. N.W. 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It has ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA All this make§ possible tonnage teamwork by Americans keyed to all-out-for-America production — by scores of aluminum fabricators, thousands of foundries, and by the aviation, automotive and other industries which are fash- essential military tools in this flying, mobile wae. of dollars a year. we have voluntarily reduced the price of alumi- num —a total of twentyive percent. Today, 3¢ 15 cents a pound, the aluminum which goes inte defense means savings to taxpayers of millions This is our War-time report to the Nation. A year ago we said: “If you can't get all the aluminum you want when you want it, you will hnwthaulmpimmhnmc‘wdefmdm people ever had. home and your country.” Today we sa; is all-out-for-America.” When Victory is assured ~and not before - then you will get for the products of peace, more aluminum, better ahumi- num, at lower prices than any nation or any 'Aloca