Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1942, Page 8

Unuriling MENDELSON, HYMAN. memory of their late husband and HYMAN MENDELSON, a stone v unveiled Sunday. Janua 2:30 p.m. in the Tifarel sational Cemetery. Qard of Thanks SABBS, dered. floral tributes and expressi A benevolent _organization: and friends during the illness pessing of our beloved husband rother. THE PAMILY. Braths ALLEN. BERNARD. On_ Friday, Jan- vary 9. 1942, at Garfield Hospital, BER- NARD ALLEN. husband of Alma A. Allen and father of Marguerite Snow: brother of Leon and Preston Allen. Mrs. teys, Mrs. Lulu Moore and Mrs. Myrtle Davis. Funeral from the Thos. F. Murray fu- neral home, 2007 Nichols ave. se. on Sunday. Januars_11, at 1:30 pm_ Serv- ices at Bells M. E. Church,'Camp Springs. Md. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends in- vited." Interment church cemetery. 11 ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Thursday. January 8, 1842, in Cincinnati. Ohio. WILLIAM ~ ARMSTRONG. beloved husband of Jennie Armstrong Funeral services at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pum- phrey, 7005 Wis. ave. Monday, January 12 ai £ pm." Interment Rockville Union Cemetery. 11 ASHETON. ELIZABETH ‘eMMa. _on Thursda¥, January S. 1942. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Alice M. Stokley, Aspen. Md.. ELIZABETH EMMA ASHETON. beloved mother of Mrs. Alice M_ Stokley and Mrs. Edith Hills and grandmother of Donald P.. Rabbitt and Artur G Asheton, 5. Ashéton rests at the Warner E._Pum- réy home, 84:i4 Georzia ave. Service Grace Episcopal _Church. Woodside. Md . on Sunday, January 11. at 2 pm. Interment church cemetery. 11 On Thursday., January SH, brother of Wiliam Turiey. uncle of leaves other at 2 pm. ) H 5t n.e COSIMANO. FRANK. On Priday. Jan- ry 9, 191, at Emergency HOSPIl FRANK COSIMANO of RIS 6th st. n.e beloved husband of Dora Cosimano_(nee er) and brother of Mrs. Mary Bona- and Salvatore Cosi- & at the Saffell fu- DIAMOND. FRANK DA COSTA. Depart. Junuary 8. 1943 1240 S Washington blvd., FRANK DA COSTA DIA. band of Genevieve Dia- father of Genevieve Da He also i< survived by er, Mrs. Elma Weaver, d friends. Remains rest- cme of John T. Rhines and Eve sis. S.W. until 5 p.m Jenuary 10; thereafter at his January 1 Redeemer, wmglon, Va D. belovec from the | 55 Kth Si. | Wiseman oficiating. In: ternient “Harmony Cemeters. GOLDMAN. ALICE. Departed this n‘r T Ot DAL ldman, & relatives at s resting & Rhines & Co.. of Fenton friends also the tuneral 3rd and | January 11 Church - Creen oficiating. at 2 Arling In- 1 unt Rev. J q Va terment Odd Feilows™ Cemetery HARDY, E. BOULDIN. On Fridey, Junu- ton, [y nome of her daughter, RS stel Hardy £ nw. £ BOULDIN HARDY. widow of William H. Hardy and daughter of Dr. Wil- | lam H. ang Amy Collier Pickett, of Bates- ville, ATk, &iso survived by an aunt, o Mg. B. C. Hamilton. jr. of Jefferson, hd Mr. John Pickett Perrill of Lit- k. Ark. She leaves a host of friends | e S. H. Hines Co. funeral s n.w. on Saturday. 30 pm. Interment Bates- FARPER. ANGELO C uary v 1037 & place n.w of the iate Col. Neal A. v of Washing- Freyre of Buenos ner of J. N. Harper He also leaves nine the §. H thostnw am. JOHNSON. DAVID E 2 DAVID E_JOHNSON. aL Kaiser's funeral home, Due notice. HNSON. WILLIAM. Departed this 2% January 8, WILLIAM 47 D st loving Mabel Saunders, Miss Helen r Jonnson. Other rela- also survive, Remams | uneral_home of John T. 1d Eve sis. 5.% ay, :n.uury Richmond. ‘ed_husband I Hospital, Hortense Kramer, father of o Kramer, sop of Harry of Hendersonville, N. C. and ¢ of Grant Kramer of 8t Peters- Elmer Kramer of Travelers Frederick Kramer of Hender- C. and Leona. Katherine and he residence. N. Tay- Va. on Tuesday, Jan- Relatives and iriends Fort Lincoln Cemetery, bers. 12 Fla s C Bervices by IANEAM, WILLIAM C. On Saturda: Januare 1. 1947 et Garfield Hospital, WILLIAM C LANHAM, beioved son of Mra. m of Upper Mariboro Md. are four sisters, two broth- ives and many friends funeral later. Arrangements LENNAN. REV THOMAS 3. on Eriday, 0, T, 4t Walter Reea Generai Rev, THOMAS J_ LENNAN, lieu- slonel. retired. U. 5. A b (Tilidin of Midland, Md. and A A. Lennan of Eikins, W. R esting at _St. Thomas the o ory, n.w. untl Thomas the 12 o . (Balt more, Md.. pavers please NELLIE §. On Friday Jan- NELLIE §. MORGAN, the be T of Joseph J. Morgan. sister and Robert Grubbs and Mrs. Net- Remains resting at Chambers’ n.w.. until 1ome. 1400 Chapin st January 10. at 10 pm Tvices'and interment Front Royal, Va. MURPHY, DON F. On Friday. Jan- at_Sib.ey Memorial Hospital, PHY, beloved nephew of Miss Monday. January 12, from at 8:30° am.: Aloysius Church, where re- be said at 9 am. for the is soul. Interment Mount ery.” Relatives and friends Y. ANDREW E._On Friday. Jan- NDREW E. MURRAY." the sell Murray | John P moers’ i*Son of 3 Remiins rest | home 1400 Chapin st otice of funeral later. NAU, MARIE W. On Thursday. Ja 1 MARIE W. NAU, daush u ard the laie George ed Nau. Myrtle Coates nw. nvited. ~ Intermen! Lincoin Ceme.e AU. MARIE W. Members of Brook- Council, No. %7, Daughters of Amer- are requesied 1o be present at services | the home r. MARIE W NAU, 9418 er Spring, Md at X' pm Jinuary 11, 1942, By order of NELSON, ' MARJORIE KELLY JAMES /m'nn R. On Fr 0 idence, HOX 5t JAMES ‘ARTHUR NELSON. be band of May O. Nelson. fathier of f. Nelon, son of James R. and K. Nelson al Chambers funeral home se. on Monday. January 1% Relatives and friencs invited Interment in Addison Chapel Cemetery, Eeat Pleasant Md 11 NORRIS, EMMA ADELE. Suddenly, on Junuary =. 1942 at her Tesi- 017 Knox place se.. EMMA ADELE (ORRIS beloved wife of John 1. Norris joving mother of Rubin T. V.. Roscoe T. and Vera T. Norris. stepmother of Andrew. Charles. Arthur and Mrs. Essie Carbin. §he alto is survived by many other rela- Tives and friends. Remains may be viewed he: late residence Sunday. January 11. ter i1 a.m. St ne Joted hi Conrad Day: Services B17 11th st at'1l am Funeral services Monday. January 12 #t'1 pm. at Christ Holiness Church, Ala. ma ave. and Angier place se. Rev. emes E_ Young officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. 4th and Mans T DiRkcToms M 5700 Crematorium. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither successor _to_ nor connected with the original W. R, Spears’establlshment. | 1009 H St. A FUNERAL DESIGNS. FUNERAL DES!GNS ~ MANNING'S 1827 Conn. Ave. E._2600. GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Fieoes 1212 ¥ St _N.W Nationa) 4276. "SHAFFER FLOWER SHOP @15 Penna. Ave. SE. Linesin_1618. GEO. C. SHAFFER. lnc. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A’ MODERATE FRICES. PHONE NA. 0100 gven Freninns — Cor, 14th & Eye . avs [ 8 In the loving ther, be R Al congn- FRED A. Accept with lasting eppreciation our, thanks for seryices ren; ns of Eympathy by the pastor and choir of Nine- teenth Street Baptist Church, the fraternal relatives d at the ther and Iettie of 1414 Chiton | Hines Co. | on Mon- | Interment | 11 Dog Refugee Arrives REDDING, Calif., Jan. 10 (®.— Danny Boy, an Irish Setter, has arrived at Central Valley, an evacuee from Hawaii. The dog was sent home by Staff Sergt. Jimmy Hubbard. Sergt. Hubbard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hubbard of Central Valley. Beatys PATTERSON. LOLETTA D. Entered into_eternal rest on Thursday ‘January . at_Preedmen's Hospital. LOLETTA D. PAT[SHSON dev wife of Juiian 8. Patterson, loving mother of Delores. Mildred and Julian Patierson: daughter of Henry end Mary E. Lbanks: sister of Henry and Horace Banks: niece of Peter and Robert Phillis. Other relatives and friends also survive. Remains resting at the funeral home of John T. Rhiaes & Co.. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., until 4 pm. Satur- day. January 10. thereafter at her late residence, 905 3rd st. s. Funeral Sunday. Jlnull’y 11. at 1 pm.. from Zion ptist Church, F si. between td and 4th sts. s.w.. Rev. A J Edwards officiating. Interment Lincoin Memnnll Cemetery. 11 PATTERSON, LOLETTA D. The officers and members of Magnolia Council of P. D Rof 1B PO E of W are notified of the funeral of L. D. LOLETTA 'AT- TERSON Bunday” January 11, 1092, ‘at 1 pmn.. from the Zion Baptist Church. F st etween 3rd and 4th sis. sw ession_of sorrow Saturday. January 10. 8 pm. at the Elks' Home. 15th and SIS, LW, LOTTIE BAKNI D. R. GRACE E. BENNETT, Secr . PATTERSON. LOLETTA. _Officers members of Columbia Temple. No. B. P. O. E of W. are notified of 1. and 1 the n_of sorrow Saturday, January 10. at 8 pm. Funeral Sunday Jan- dary 11 at 1 pm. trom Zion Baptist Church FS GAINOR. D. R. AG] CEORGIANNA HENRY, Sccretary PHELPS, MARGARET M. On Frid January 9. 1942, al her residence. 100t 3th st ne. MARGARET M. PHELPS (nee Allen): beloved wife of the late Thomas _Funeral from her daughter's residence. 506 4th st. n.w.. Monday, JAnuary 12. at 9715 am. ‘Requiem mass at St. Aloysius Church at 10 a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. 11 PRICE. EMMA F. On Friday. January 1943, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. F, Cross, 1350 Emerson st. ne. EMMA F'PRICE beloved sister of Mrs. G. F. Cross, Mrs. Danie! Clewell, Mrs. Joseoh Hutton and Mr. Ernest Price Friends may call at the Lee funeral home. 4th st and Mass. ave. ne. will be held on Monday. January 12, at 11 am " Relatives and friends invited " In- terment Union Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. 11 this life 9 G. RANDALL, FRANK. Depa: Thursday, January B 194 Hospital, 'Washington, D. C., FRAM es a loving wife. Mrs rted DALL. 'He le Be. atrice Randall | Mrs. Mary Ri T three brothers, Charles. o ! Herbert snd John Randall other relatives and friends. Funeral services Sunday. l1pm and & host of January 11, a! Bethlehem Baptisi Church. G | Bprinzs, Va. Interment church cemetery. |~ REID, HORACE W. On Friday Jan- uary 9. at_Front “Royval Hosp! Front Ro: sband of Beulal Alheit, | Stone, “Alexanar: | Reid. Buffalo. N Funeral services at 230 pm. from home." Berryville, Va. Cemetery. ce, Va HARDING, PAUL HARDING RYON. beloved son of Paul and | L brother of French and Howard | Rei father of January Enders fonerai Sunday, the January’o d 20 v rs, Riith Ryoy and brother of Gerritt Ryon of | 4500 Watkins ave., Bethesda. Md. Mr. Ryon rests at the Warner E. Pum» | phrey funeral home, 84:14 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md., where services will be held on Monday. January 1 1 am. In- terment Laurel Cemetery. Laurel, Md. 11 SAGRARIO, HENRIETTA, On Thursday Janus at Doctors’ Hospital ‘HENRXE'!"A SAG ARIO of 2701 Con ave. n w. beloved wife of Achilles Sagrario. | mother of Patricia_and Prancis McNey. | Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral 01 l4lh st. n.w.. on Monda: Interment Gle r3. SMITH, JOSEPH PHILIP. January 9. 1942 at On Priday. his’ residence. 2108 ave. nw. JOSEPH PHILIP SMITH, husband_of Effie Theresa and father of Josepii Philip, Jr.: George C.. Ferainana |R. Paul C. Mrs Kathleen Murphy, | | Naomi Elizabeth and Janet Ersula Smith’ "anm may call at Gawler's, 1756 Pa ave. nw Services will be held at St. Stephen's Catholic Church, 25th st. and Pa. ave. n.w.. on Monday, January 19, be offered at § am. Olivet Cemetery where mass wiii 11 THO! MARY A On Wednesday. January 1942, at her residence. 1517 North Carolina ave. ne, MARY A THOMAS. beloved mother ‘of Leon and Mary Thomas, Mrs. Annabille Wingo. Mrs Marzaret Jones and Mrs. Alma Ford of Woodberry, N. J.: five grandchildren. one great-grandchild &nd many_other relatives and friends aiso survive. Remains will be e above address eiiér 5 p.m. Saturas nuary 10, | * Funeral Sunday, January 11, at 1:30 from Mount' Horeb Baptist Churc Rev. Fox oficiating. _ Intes n Cemetery. Arrangement aw THOMPSON, HARRY B. On Thursday, January 8, 1942, ai Emergency Hospital, HARRY B: THOMPSON, beloved husband of Dela Thompson. Funeral services at Chambers' 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. | 2 ‘at_3 pm. '~ Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. 11 TWYMAN, JUNNIE S On Wednesday. January 7. '1942 JUNNIE 8. TWYMAN. beloved husband of Rosa Twyman, devoted brother of Martha, Lottie and Benjamin funeral home, on Monday. Remains resting at the W. Ernesi Jarvig funeral church, 1432 You &t. nw. | (pFuneral Sunday. January i1. a‘ 2 pm from the Antioch Baptist Church, Madison, | Va. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment church cemetersy. 10 AN KEUREN, HENRY PHILLIP TAP. AN. On Saturday, January 10. 1 Emergency Hospital HENRY PHILLIP TAP. PAN VAN KEUREN, former captain, Air Service. U. §. A., husband of Marie Steeie Van Keuren. |~ “Services at Fort Myer Chapel | day, January 12, at 1 p.m. Arlington National Cemetery Interment il 5. | o WILLIAMS, SUSIE E. CHASE, Departed CHASE_ WILLIA! George E. Williams. loving mother of Wil- Lam K. Chase, sister of Maurice and Bertram Welch. She also is survived by other relatives and friends, Remains rest- ing at the funeral home of John T. Rhines Co.. itrd and Eve sts. sw. until 4 pm aturday, January 10: thereafter at her late residence Funeral Monday. January 12, at 1 pm., from Caivary Episcopal Church. 11th and G sts. ne. Interment Lincoln Memoria! Cemetery. 11 WOLFREY, GOLDIE J. Thursday, January 8 1942. at Montgom- ery County General Hospital, GOLDIE J. WOLFREY, aged 16 years. devoted daugh- Buddenly. on ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Wolfre of Redland, Md 2 Remains’ resting at Gartner's funeral home. hersburg. Md. where funeral services will be held on Sunday_January | 11. at 250 pm. Interment Johnstown Cemetery. 11 GOLDEN, JOHN E. 1In loving memory of our dear husband and father. JOHN E. GOLDEN. who left ns ten years ago to- day, January 10, 1952 ¥ou more and more and more ED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. GOLDEN AND JOSEPHINE G. HIS DEVO MARY MORTO! | IIARRI\(-TO' KATHRYN. In loving remembranc our _devoted mother. KATHEYN HARRI\GTON who passed |away 11 years ago loday. | & mother wno wave us the best of her life WhLC cherished our secrets, our sorrows §,and sirife | Who tuushi us o love, who taugnt us to | Our mother in Heaven, God bless you today. Just when life was sweetest | And she could have lived her best, The gate of ieaven opencd And_she entered there to_rest. HER DAUGHTERS. MARY E. GARY, CORA O _GRAY, BLANCHE L. HAR- RINGTON. HARRIS. BEATRICE ROBINSON. 1In loving meimory of our beloved daughter. wife and mother, BEATRICE ROBINSON HARRIS. who left us fourteen years ago today, January 10, 192K. At_home on the Beautiful hills of God, By the valley of rest so fair Some das. some time, when our task is done, With joy we shall meet her there MOTHER. THEODOSIA E. ROBINI CHILDKEN. _ VERNON. ' JR., GLADYS ELOISE HARRIS. JOHNSON, MARY JANE. 1In_lovirg memory of our dear mother. MARY JANE JOHNBON, who passed away five years ago today, January 10, 1937. In our lonely hours of thinki Thoughts of you are very near: We_who love you sadly miss you As it dawns another vear. HER LONELY CHILDREN, ELLA THOMP- SON AND CHARLES JOHNSON. MASON, MARY E. In memory of our beloved Mom, MARY E. MASON, who | Bassed away four years ago., January 10, Mom, Jou were mild and lovely, Gentle a5 a summer breeze: Plessant as the air of evening When it floats among the DEVOTED DAUGHTIRB, AUCI- IlAllI ROBERTSON, GERALDINE B. In mem. 1; of my beloved wife, GERALDINE BE- RICE 0 Rlodfl.ili‘gfi!. who 10‘1.10935-5!“ years ago to anuar THOMAS O ROBERTSON. SHORTER, rlucu.u AND EDWARD. A tribute of love and flevounE v;) the r parents, whom God Galled to their reward—mother, Mrs. PRIS- uary " 10. ' 1901 EDWARD SHORTER, January 18. A They never leave me, my Joved ones who have passed ] shadows of death to the sunlight sbove: A thousand sweet memories are holding them fast To the home they blessed with thelr pres- nce an ‘YOUR LONEL! muom MARY ®. SHORTER. . A death of Datghter LOLETTA PA'ITERSON. | Interment Mount | Twyman, Mary Goodall and Bell Weaver: nephew of Mrs. Mamie Buckner Other | Telatives and friends also survive him. where services | the Paul Junior High School. _ "devoted "grandmother. | meeting and givé additional in-| uh | Police Department that “stop” signs | Va. HORACE W. REID. aged | with a view-to reducing the chance Eloise R. | of accidents a | dent, | Interment Betnel | eration by all citizens in defense ac- On_ Friday. ‘ | Material Relationships Office here, | on Mon- | .| this life Thursday, January K. 1942 at Der residence. 13%'R. 1. ave. n.w.. SUSIE | E. M8, beloved wife of ! called upon to furnish this service, | said there was still need for volun- | |Pastor at Aberdeen, Dies |0f 6. M. Office Here, Dies | half and was in charge of sales of Brightwood Cifizens Cite Vacant Land fo Halt Decentralization Association Is Told of Hardships to Be Visited on Personnel Decentralization of Government departments was onposed in a reso- lution adopted last night by the Brightwood Citizens’ Assrciation, it being pointed out there is ample vacant land for construction of temporary buildings for the emer- gency period. Senator McCarran was commend- ed for the stand he has taken. Speakers cited the hardships on those who have become residents of this city and are buying homes. Some members expressed the opin- fon that many of the new agencies could be located in other cities, par- ticularly with reference to the in- dustrial centers. The association favored the use of retired members of the police and fire departments for maintaining a 24-hour watch in the District’s pub- lic schools. Regret was expressed that the teachers should have been particularly between midnight and dawn. Milton N. Flanders, chair- man of the school committee, in- troduced the resolution. Thomas W. Ferry, chairman of the Civilian Defense Committee of the Brightwood area, reported on the area set-up and announced an- other mass meeting of citizens for | next Friday night at 8 o'clock }1;\ e | teers, particularly stretcher bearers. He lauded the work of defense | volunteers and said prominent speakers would attend the next struction. The association was advised by the would be placed at the intersection of Ninth and Longfellow streets, t this junction. Charles W. Ray, association presi- | spoke on the association’s| | accomplishments and urged co-op- tivities. He also commended Bright- wood businessmen for their afls\st-‘ | ance in handling many of the more | | im| mportant details Rev. Thomas J. Lennan, The Rev. Thomas J. Lennan, 57, lieutenant colonel, U. S. A, retired, and pastor of St. Joan of Arc Church in Aberdeen, Md., died yesterday at Walter Reed Hospital. The body will rest at St. Thomas Rectory, 2710 Twenty-seventh street N.W., from 5 o'clock this afternoon until 3 pm. tomorrow, when it will be moved to the church. Solemn | requiem mass will be celebrated at 10:30 am. Monday, followed by burial Tuesday in Westernport, Md. Father Lennan was born in West- ernport December 7, 1884. He was ordained by Cardinal Gibbons on June 21, 1911 In January, 1918, Father Lennan was commissioned a regular Army chaplain. He retired in 1939 because of ill health. He was named shortly after- wards to St. Joan of Arc parish, where he served until August, 1941, when stricken i1l Fathern Lennan is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Timothy Kilduff and Miss Mary A. Lennan. W. K. Norfon, Manager W. Kenneth Norton, 45, manager of General Motors Corp.’s Defense THE EVENING STAR,- | Retreat, WASHINGTON, Ex-Austrian Envoy's-Son Becomes Navy Air Cadet Edgar Stirling Prochnik, 21, son of the former Austrian Minister, has been appointed an aviation cadet in the United States Naval Reserve and has gone to the Naval Air Sta- tion at Jacksonville, Fla., for flight training. ‘The Navy listed young Prochnik with 353 others who had been ap- pointed aviation cadets. The young man has spent all of his life in this country except two months of baby- hood, and is an American citizen. He attended Georgetown University, EDGAR S. PROCHNIK. —A. P. Photo. where his father, Edgar L. G. Proch- nik, now is a lecturer. Mr. Prochnik, sr., remained in this country after Austria was taken over and put under German control. Other young men in the list who | | are from Washington and vicinity included Peter George Zouck of | Glyndon, Md.; Charles Attilio Di- | Giulian, 325 G street N.E.; James Carlin Fulton, Sparrows Point, Md. Jean Stewart Lebat, R. R. No. 5, Anacostia, D. C.; Walter Edward Caul, 2715 Dumbarton avenue N.W., Grant Alexander Phillippi, Va.; George McNemer Schwartz, 1225 Talbert street S8E.; David Lee Staley, jr., Hagerstown, Md., and Charles Haddon Thomp- son, Alexandria, Va. Missing Persons Those having information concerning persons repqfled missing should communicate with the Public Relations Squad of the Police Department, Na- tional 4000. Harriet Lewis, 26, 5 feet 7 inches, 140 pounds, dark brown hair, wear- ing plum-colored hat and coat, tan dress, large black purse; missing from 4831 Thirty-sixth street NW., since yesterday. She has been sub- ject to sleeping spells and has had several in last few days. Frank C. Fallowfield, 15; 6 feet, | %85 135 pounds, brown eyes and hair; wearing tan leather coat, brown trousers and shoes: missing from Chevy Chase, Md., since yesterday. Raymond Smith, 19, colored; 5 feet 9 inches, 140 pounds; wearing leather jacket, light trousers, brown shoes; missing from 2482 Phillips court n.w., since Thursday. He left to go to clinic at Emergency Hos- pital. Bernice Benton, 14, colored; wear- ing blue skirt, light blouse, blue, untrimmed coat; has long, red bobbed hair with roll on top; miss- ing from 1807 California street NW., since Thursday. Margaret Brown, 16, colored; § feet, 115 pounds: wearing green coat, brown hat, blue skirt, brown sweater; missing from 1741 Tenth street N.W., since Thursday. died yesterday in Cocoa Rockledge, Fla. the Associated Press reported. Mr. Norton, whose local office was in the Hill Building, lived at the Dorchester House. He suffered an | appendicitis attack several weeks | ago, after having gone to Florida | to be with his wife at Christmas. Formerly distribution manager of General Motor's overseas operations, Mr. Norton was & native of Omaha, Nebr. He had traveled extensively for General Motors. He had lived in ‘Washington for about a year and a all defense materials manufactured by General Motors for the Govern- ment. He was a graduate of Cor- nell University. In addition to his widow, Mr. Norton is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Norton of Omaha, and one son, Ray, 16. Harry K. Thaw's Sister Dies at 65 in Africa By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 10—The Countess De Perginy, 65, the former | Mrs. Margaret Thaw Carnegie and a sister of Harry K. Thaw, died yesterday at her farm in Naivash: Kenya Colony, British East Africs, according to word received here. She was married to George Lauder Carnegie, a nephew of the late An- drew Carnegie, the steel magnate, in 1898. Her husband died 23 years later and she married Roger Count de Perigny, the gouple dividing their time between Paris and the African farm. Slang in Argentina is expressed with gestures of the hands. Grape Fruit i Citrus grandis By Lillian Cox Athey It seems that the name grapefruit was given to this citrus fruit by growers in the West Indies for the reason that the fruits are born2 in clusters of 3 to 12. This was at first known as the shaddock or pomelo, which is a distinct strain that is grown in the West Indies, and the first fruit of this type we sampled. Today this large globose fruit with its slightly bitter, acid flavor is ex- tensively used for breakfast, also for salads and desserts, It is grown in California, Arizona, Florida and the West Indies and is a much more ac- ceptable fruit than the shaddock. Grapefruit trees are very hand- some, large and round topped, with regular branches. The foliage is dark glossy green. The white blos- soms are large and borne in clusters or singly in the axils of the leaves. Here you will find the matured fruit later on. It is a pale lemon-yellow color, flattened spheroid or globose in shape and from 4 to 6 inches in diameter. It has 11 to 14 segments filled with slightly bitter pulp and large flattened seeds. The outer skin may be wrinkled or smooth, quite thick and supplied with many oll glands. Nature s Chlldren 1t is believed that grapefruit trees were introduced into Florida by the | Spaniards in the early part of the 16th century. Not until a quarter of a century agp was their importance recognized by the Florida pioneers. Since that time the acreage planted has grown rapidly, and millions of dollars annually are received by the growers. Several varieties have been devel- oped. The smooth-skinned Triumph, introduced from Pernambuco, Brazil, is one of the most popular. It is medium heavy, smooth-skinned, not bitter, a heavy producer and a strong grower. In California one of the best varieties is the Marsh Seedless. In the United States grapefruit production for the 1941-2 marketing season is placed at 40,233,000 boxes. This means that production is about 6 per cent smaller than the 1940-1 crop, which was 42,974,000 boxes. Of the total grapefruit crop 50 per cent will come from Florida. The quality of the grapefruit canned for 1942-3 will be as good as, or better than, in 1940-1, since the prospects are especially encouraging for the com- ing crop. It is thought that the 1942-3 crop will be the largest on record—that is, if normal weather conditions prevail. The total quantity of grapefruit placed in cans probably will increase along with production and demand, and since the food value is being recognized it is likely that the de- mand for the fresh fruit also will incresse. This will use up the crop, as it should. The juice is canned, as well as the ripe pulp, and the whole raw fruit sent to the markets. With the assurance that & bumper crop is promised for the next year we can enjoy our grapefruit to our heart's content. ) Rural | D. C, BATURDAY, F. W. Rhinelander Dies; Ex-Railroad Magnate By the Associated Press. NEWPORT, R. I, Jan. 10.—Fred- eric William Rhinelander, 83, promi- nent in New York and Newport society and well known in the rail- road business, died yesterday at his home here. His father formerly was head of the Metropolitatn Museum of Art in New York. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Constance Satterlee Rhinelander, and a sister, Miss Alice Rhinelander. Born in England, Mr. Rhinelander was graduated from Harvard in 1882 and entered the railroad busi- ness in the Middle West. He was a brother of the late Bishop Philip M. Rhinelander and the late Thomas, Newbold Rhinelander. Army Orders COAST ARTILLERY. 'IM K from Port Consti- u"“lu?_u.h“ R O. 4‘. l' l- ll.. h; Port Onl'll' C.. from M yton, Ohlo. Dunn, Col. lulwn N. b 0 NC$ Copace ‘it Ba. L Sol, Jumes B rom Washington to Moffett Fiel 1 Wistree Lo Colt Dostlas W.. from Washe ington to Wright ’lelfl. Ohijo. Ble L, Gol Von H. trom eld. "Ala, o to Maxwel. Pield n wnn'e.'u; Dyniel " rom Daila it Plel Oha o from Uvalde. Tex., P8 B85 5 srom Mandoloh ‘to_Mission, Tex. Rudoiph E, g fi.%:n,,,;; to Molter. Lt. g e W ¥ . %lfld 0 Maxw rmll Ala. QGross, Lt. Col. Mervun E., from Washing- ton to Maxwell Pleld. Barber. Maj. Frank 1rnn Btockton. Calif., to Lemoore, ali Ma). Wilbur E. Ymm Patterson i, to, Colnbus, Miss ey Breld Ve to_Ben gl it G e eid to nees Thed 2 S ¥ x. oo eid 1o Btevens, Second Li. Kenneih R. from Langley Field to Pendleton. lfl""'l‘ les L e from @Sen from Fort Onl Sampson. Franciico to rady. x, M. Yo Aberdeen Md . Russell A.. from Port Dix antonment. V8. odwin, ir. from Yort to Washing! Grvine & 'C"IT( ‘Savannsb, Hamilton Pield, Cal John L.. from_Camp Wol- | ters, Tex., to Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Weves, irst Lt. Livingston R.. from Jort Jackson, to Port Monmouth, N. J Parbury. Pirst_Lt. Philip E. from Camp Wolters to Duncan_ Pield. Tex Jeftords, Capt, Sam K. from Fort Jackson to Biloxl. McNeill, Lt. CQL ‘Norman. from Port ‘George G. Meade, Md., to Camp Whesler, Ga. MacNeely, . Carlton O, from Washing ton to Port Bennil Waite. Capt. Demont 3., from Port Sher- dan, T} wuw"m“mf Benning, Ga. b Ga.. lnleombfi Capt. Million, Second L St. Louis. Tll.. to Lowry Pieid. Colo Harding. Ma). Arthur L., from Boise, Idsho, 84 P Benjamin R., . to_Portland.’ Ores. from Port Mason to Camp Blandin Spooner. Lt. Lioyd 8. from Port Ma- Clark, Capt, Lemuel to Columbia. 8. C. Benjamin C.. from Port | ton. o R., from Port Ma- Hamilton. Lt. Col. Lioyd L. on 1o Pory “Brage, N.C. J.. from Port Jacksen Adams. Pirst Lt Jackson to Columbia. 8 C. Berry. Pirst_Lt. George M. from Camp Barkeley, Tex. to Port il - First Lt. Jease P. ord, f-‘lc.m! m"thlo'h Ifl 0 C rpen rst Lt nn Ftrom amp Bowle, Tex.. to Port B! Clisham. Pirst Lt. John "v from Port Jackson to Columbis, 8 Port, Pirst Lt. Prancis L. lmll Port Brags. N C.. to Langley Pield. Poster. "Pirst Lt. Charle & from Port Jackson to Columbi: . Lanbes “Fira Bt "Brank ¢, from Cami Shelby to Camp Beauregard. La. Martin,_Pirst Lt Donald from Port Sam Houston, Tex.. to Camp Beauregs: Moore. Pirst Li. John W., from Port to San_Antonio, Tex. O'Rellly. Pirst Lt. Patrick C. Barkeley to Meridian. ‘Mise. Lt. William D., llundhl to Jacksonville Pa. Shumake. Pirst Lt Lytle W fiom Camp Robinson to hfl Benning from Cemp TeeR. Pirst Ty t, Donald H_ from Camp Aners u.mg’u Ly SN o ey T e X Blanding to, Jacksonville. #a - Carew. Becont . from Yort Gra: aeeen': !‘.l""l‘t"u‘sull ®. from Camp fifl:}lw 10 hn!lenman Porrest, Tenn., to Port M g Stafford, Second Lt. from Clnl Beaure- gard to Meridian. Tolson. Second Lt. Porrest T. George G. Meade 1o Langley Piel FIELD ARTILLERY. Pollensbes. Lt Col Conrad G.. from Port to Washington. "Ol’l n. Capt. G- "Nieade to Wash eid to Buston, 'nm L *Roscos P.. from Bowmen el o !omlz"u i'.ms-.: W., from Camp rrest ington. T Ar et Lt Willim M. from Port ‘Jackson to Columbls. 8. C. Bazbour, st Lt Jimes R, from Bophard Piret Lt. Robert W. from Camp t_to Port Benning. o:-?;f" pirat Lt Richar ian to Camp Beaurs Jackson to Columb! Barkeley to Meridian, r-lm.unxl-z ko ohn, from Port Bra e Parrolt, ';‘nryxtuum e C- from Camp er! Person: st Lt Theodore T from Port Ethan Allen to Great Bend, ford. Pirst Lt. Walter %N orom vort S on o Fort. Bennin strate. Pirst Lt. Sterling J, from Camp Luis Obispo to Paso Robles. Jefers, “Becond Lt e ¥ from Fort ton t u#flkflogaewndam. e R. trom Camp Roberts. Callf. P!E‘non ‘Boteon d Lt. vingston, Purnell, 'aecond Li. Richard L. T o g‘-m to ClmD Beluunr Lansl '25&”" Meade to_Lansley I Cecond Lt Francis E. from e“;:\:.n Ethan Allen to Fort Benning. CAVALRY. e nald 8. from Washing- Peion T on TR Rear™ Tefzel. “oapt Frank’ C. Jr. from At- n m‘ér;’r‘,‘cl: t .P’lvts:n from Albany. N. n, ns illjam W., from Camp sogs, il Bl ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Gluck, Maj. Edward. from Washington to New York. Graves, Capt. Don,l,ld Q. from Aususta, eva, Ps. Togte: st Lt Roy 8. ir. from Bulin from Osmp from Port o" eid. Fla.. 10 Wuhlnmn Second L o ending (o wash:'nmn wilson. Second, ‘Benking 1o e aewn N SIGNAL CORPS. ter .u.m-un-p ”%".‘fém‘?’ e J vaa lnm oms ity Hof t mn “from Port nunl o._-% :nhlnllnn' .flll it lrlxlnn from Port Hunt, V. n Francisco. ‘MEDICAL CORPS. 5 Galate, Capt. Peter J. 1rom Csmp Cole, ,nc.',l',"" S, Rgoin R irom. Pors Bal- oust, IR R pid ‘uf" e o rest Lo L, ke 3 antown L o PA i Fiold, Ba bt Porrest F. Ir. Indian- 5 to Westover Wie Pirst 3 Lt. 'fill m’“fl |llw'l owen Anuhuflwq M lalcn R., from Den- Jwn. "’ru- i, wuun trom Sprins- ?bnlcnmil. ‘Theodc ir. Pente oo Fort t Lt. Menry P., from Port le ing. Lt?nflllm B. from Denver Port | 'Rudolph. from Port Georse | J from Merid- | Memain CPire Tt Wiila m B. from Port| Munsey. Pirst Lt. Charles W., from Camp | JANUARY 10, 1942. M“Lfi-l—u— Shay. é-n Raymond G. ffom Port Ben- %nfl Lt. Phili) .. s o TR e indiae 15 F. from Camp k- ashington. Howard, Capt. Ci and Edith Brown Patterson, 3 q\:vool 32, A W. & -n. ‘K. . rDs. ao both of 1 Aberne! rence ert and Miriam Cole, aret Coleman, girl, thy Elsiminger. bov. mmn and James and Mi Bterling_a: Edsel a the Ifl Jnuvh E Oodud 23; 1606 6th st. Willlam and Louise G O gasane Ioje. Mo jane| Mary Jenkins Si. ?:m oth Filhem st savy Henford. ml. YAl win C- Judge Nathan' Cavto Harr>" and Mildred Harrjs. b -'Dlthh M., from Omaha to wl“lrfl W. wfllhl 2! " 1361 Monroe st.. | Thomas and Catherine lnlun irl lf'"" L - apd aabel M. Doneriy, 10, 1300 Taslor | Charies and Sylvia Hellniegel Jr."bor. M Capt. Juoh J., from Port Belvoir 2 - ¥, Phillipe. Allen and Dorothy Heald, boy. Coril and Catherin Hoerbelt, boy. 4 mgr Bl s, mip Ko e bt ¢ B, Ealai b nberg g 27, 3 Tyt x“nf, e (o e = o Cialree. e O S o g s o Mifi: | HeTbere and Maude Kiind. sirl. Tuchler, Capt. Jultus P from’ Port B Md. Alexander and Helen Knowlton, twins, boy Houston to Dall g Tt Bam | parrison P. Bpotswood. 41. Orang and girl L. from Joliet, Il Allan fnd Clara Lutz. boy. ‘Newport, Ind ¢ oY, ek, o Harry ‘and_ Fieta Lugby. boy. u"mmu u, Capt. Charles K. from Port "?'5,‘ Soth of Washins ::: Ann C. Merrith | geneih"ang Laura Lucier. bor. hington. Michael Molish, Myer. Va. and|Garey and Virginia Maupis. ¥ir1 INANCE DEPARTMENT. Kaul Moy Manuel, " zo‘ Silver Spring. | John and Virginia Mathers. ¢ Roberts. "CantThergr B fron Omahs Wilbur, and Marie Meier, girl q.'f."'fl"”'& Gity, Mo, . "Neison glefzess. 38, Travilah, M. and gg;;rtn;nagfl%‘;g{m,m n:" Yy é:mo ompson. 31, Philadelphi: .%'a:"‘“ ";fl.m'mfim‘,‘:xyego o enl - iam. and Alice . Boy. Murray. Vison Bmith onnoolylie My | Lee and Eleanor ONeill'sir caTLAT. Eiin"ana Marsaret Recves, s Walker, Jist Lt wiliam' E. ir. trom | T0dere R O e e Wathiaston, Haille and Catherine Sandlin. boy. Dr bt Lt S ara s Prank Gassell. ot 5. Faliston: Md. and | Jack and Janet Schoo. boy. st Foa Aace, - iioes Camy Editn Virsinia”Robinson. 21, Bel Air. ggh“nl’h- n.dnflAnBrre""-!;:l‘(::fl‘ P ey, e ’",":,,“m“'“‘ J. from Port | gy O Day. 21 Bethests Md. and | J0ND and Luls Tracy boy. - : enand | Joseph and There Tring. boy Mt 'l‘ P Po:t' ‘ékk';on" from Bow- lAdld‘ Marie Whalen, 22, Chevy e, fi{‘dhre'd %."on w‘-llg;]r’ ‘llr bfl’-l : chard ‘and Georsanns Winzler. girl. 'lrul"m e A e o, P t% Midniiere Robert and Dorothy Walker, eirl. Poter: a alsh, (G i L R e “;fi;.fl‘%‘:‘.fl"t‘z‘,“&m o i, Norman and Carrle Whiiehead, sz bor. and_ Beatr ir 'Imr‘ Efl{:unx A~ from Randoloh | j V& L eh ir. 23. Newport | Ernest and cnnmnz'auz.xg 3. or. Horner. 'fi,. %".m,,a A., from Ran- | N*¥s. Va. And ances Alma Holland, 21, imffi.;nflml:-&_gl;‘g;lo&d e 49 Tex. .umu E, from Ran- ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. Marriage License Applications Under D. C. law, couples must apply for a marriage license on one day, wait three full days and receive their license on the fifth day. Sundays and holidays are counted the same as other days. B. Potter. 26. Silver Spring. Md.. and | roline L. Kuebler, 23 1660 Lanier the Rev. J. Prederick Wenchel. | o illiam T. Hale. 40, and Helen M. Rhode- | rick, of 2517 K st. n.w.; the Rev. Henry Manken. ir. | J. Del Grosso, R I, and Helen L. Massachusetts a Conner. hmrlc’ oy N st nw, | Ashland, Pa : aRer Charee B. Foeisch | ee son, rgm “Tarsi, 24. and Plorence L. Arbin. | A 24, bonrl of 'l]l.l‘?lole. the Rev. Frank | Y. Jagsers Mush ‘M. Byrd, 27. Pairfax Hotel. and | ‘Borothy 8 Murphiee. 5. Tunica, Miss.: the Rev. Edward K. Wilso Sonerbe. Fikoms Park. Ma. ml’ Trene M Hehers, ‘25 1440° Park | Menry A hommu 82 3010 Rock_creek Ghurch 1d. n.w. ‘and Joyce Freedman 19 Re mon H. 7lm st. nw. the Rev. Solo- wiliam Hymag, 36. 2651 16th st nw. and Agnes Landsman, 23. 1368 Ken- et Landsma® Kthur Rosen Galiahan, 22, 1626 Massachu- nd Meriam D. Plunkett, seachusetts ave. se.: the 18, Rev, Edwin A Luckeit 16171 . Lantz. and Arlene L. Rve. of Kendall Green, this city: Wilson_Holder Dwight Wilmeth. 21, 1227 19th st nw, and Alleen Hesser. 30 2521 University ol the Rev. I H. Dugan . 70. and Mary M. of 709 Upshur st. n.¥.: Miller. s, 42, Baltimore, and | ':s\ 3145 Mount Pleas naras. Winsion-Saiem, 19 Bretsel W nw. ld' rd . and Elisabeth O Cathedral ave. B Clingm: Charles 8. Doty L. Baniny 0, 105 Quiney rot ., 30, $0ne the Rev. Johp 8" Spence. John P. Goldsmith, 28, 707 I s HBona Biilberi, 10, 760 7ih st Be- the Rev, C. C. Dav. Robert E. Thomas. 20. 12 ‘Audene C. ) : the Rev. J. ‘yonn‘e John McQinley, 43. Pittsburgh, and Rose P. Hymes, 34 2164 Forids ave. n.w.: the Rev_John ‘B. Ari | Bdward'A. Zenteraf. 31 818 North Garoling Chi g “Arlington, Va.. 2% Hope. Atk the 5, 1318 lelmonl st. nd Amy C. 28, 1368 Co- bia rd. n.w.: the Rev. luben.! Duhoil Charles B Borders, 21, and Msry A. Bos- orth, 1R. both' of ‘506 Wayland ave. s.w.: the Rev. Harry V. Porter. | Leroy Pield. 28, 1111 ml\lmbln vd A and Eveline Armstead. 28, 2 n.w: the Rev. E. F. Howard | Ravmond H. Brown. 46, 3001 Garrison at. n.w., and Alice Wade. 23, 1915 11th et. v. John W. Beroum A, Dieirich: w R.\llh R !'l! lr&s lll 2‘03 P st the Rev James L. Pinn. Merbert C. Jones. 25. 5341 Ame: and Juanita H. w, 25. | ikl the Rev. Ernest C. Smith. Winiton K. Morgan. jr.. 40. 1019 Monroe st; and Ruth’ R Jackson. 24. 1017 Palimont et. now.: the Rev. J. . Monroe. Harold Goldsmith, 38 and Haitie Peoples, of 1816 California st. n.w.. the of 68 O the Rev. John Childs. James E. Glover. 1239 6th st. n.w.. and Pearlie, M_ 709 Lamont st. The Rev. Byivestér Moss !!rber‘A !lfick 36_and Bydea B. Evans, 35. both of 328 U st. n.w.. the Rev. Robert_L. Rollins. Dominic T, H Jessie M._Ke! n 11 21st st. n.e., and . 1440 W st. n.w, McVeigh 31, 2807 11t ot. n.w. . Briscoe. 3 E L Hi 4 T 21, 2718 Sheridan rd. se., Mattie M. Mercer. 23, 1023 2nd st. the Rev. B H. Whiting. Henry King. 41, and Bernice Nelson. 26, both of 335 15th st. s.e.; the Rev. B. H. | Wniting. Moran, 28. West Clifton Ter- and Mary E. Hostick, n.w; the Rev. John 28, Quantico. Va., Ashenfelder. 18, Merys- | Jamies Allen. George G.' Relul" and Beverly E ville. Pa.: the Rev. J. C. Ball 32,71 7th st. s.e. and Colvin. 23. 928 Maryland o ATihur, Bogner Nickolas P. Hoch. Josephine L. re se. and Evelyn M. 2,,"5:.: . Rus- Pleasant, Md.;" the Rev. Jobn W. 4 Bermice M CDontee, 26, b7L nice rse, 25. 57 L‘oh do ave. n.w.; the Rev. Waiter L d, 28 York, Pa. and . 3716 Military rd. ‘Beatty. . Levin, 26, 2007 ‘37th st. R, Schulman, 20. 7007 ot w'c'r':u My B Wilda' M. Gotr, both of 3806 i.mn ave. n.w.; the e 18 1750 P‘ st nw. Day. 'mn T %cnfler. 3709 8 st. se., Myrtle A. Owens, 39, 1501 South- the Rev. Daniel W. Jus- Henry A, Chechlowski. 24, gasrine Corps, u;u city. and Dorothy E. Gerard. 19, 11 lm Pl n.w.: the Rev. Edward B. T, P 8 city. _and TROUSERS Te Mateh o 0dd Costs $4.95., EISEMAN'S—F at 7th RN ARERRRE W BUSY EXECUTIVES A special class for, and limited to men | [H| and women executives will be conducted by the Dale Carnegie Institute of Ef-| i fective Speaking & Human Relations. | |8 e Bt oty | Tizi. _— Lost and Found Lost Ads ond Death Notices may be pluced in The Star up to 12 noon—Lost and Found Ads ore on poge 3 every day. ashington Sterling Sylvester Frazier, 22. willlam E. Parker, 22, Anacostia, D. C., and Alice Gertrude Dunn 2nd Vivian E. Henry Grabski, 25. Marie L Linthicum, 22, Gaithersburs, | Births Reported Howard and Vera Abbaticchio. girl Hubert and_Ka Philip and Yanthe Aaronson. boy. Charles and Julia Bowle. girl George and Anastasia Brown. boy Donald and Mary Buckingham. girl. and Vicina | Kenneth and Elesnor Francis, girl. James A. Richmond. 65, 21, Richmond, Va. | Willlam H. Kreuter, 58 100 2%, Washington Huttalo, N and | Fannle Riley, £6. 410 Massachuseits w. Henrietts Grayson. 8 John W. McCoy, 77, Walton Young. 66, Ci Georse Wilson: 65, 1 William A. Frost. 6. ‘Thomas W. Plood, James Smith. 47, Gi Junior Twyman, tal. ne Baseman. 41 Pk Randall o Gay Infant Joseph Olivel wirl. hryn Andrew: A well made, sturdy sled that will be great fun for some lucky youngster. Top and all wood parts of tough Northern ash fin- ished with weather-proof var-ish. Has groved steel runners and un- derslung, flexible steering. OTHER FAMOUS FLEXIZLE FLYER SLEDS, $4.95 to $8.95 Rock Salt 101b.Bag 25¢ LIVE IN ARLING- will_find all ([ Others 79¢ in the Westmont ping center. Sentiment and Security. These are two important factors that should control selection of a Cemetery. The beauties of Rock Creek Cemetery give comfort to those bereaved in committing the earthly remains of their dear ones to this consecrated ground. Security for the future is of profound importance —for it will be recalled how frequently one sees publication of the financial difficulties which overtake speculatively owned and operated Cemeteries. Under its charter—with its continuing Board of Trustees and definitely established endowment fund, no mishap can befall Rock Creek Cemetery——hence investment in a lot or a site here is safe and sound. Isn't it well to provide for the future with such security? In its dress of green or mantle of white, Rock Creek Cemetery is always beautiful. Ofice Howrs: Weekdays 9 to 4:3 Sundays and Holidays o noon, Visiters' Howrs: You are welcome from 9 A.M. to sundown, daily and Sundoy. % Anthony_Sheridan, 3K, Gallinger Hospital, 324 Bryant st. n. ghzibelu Holland, 19,” both of Emory rove. fi'fllflllfll'!ll eom Michael C. Sclandra, 25. and Dorothy I. Bowling, Second Lt. Claude L.. from Jet-| = Rhyne, 21. both of Washington Deaths Reported saffizorzile. g, fo Belfsane ekt Mich; | Arihur, . Fapland: 24, Gantee, veuns | apt. Anson B. from Ind velyn N. Ritchie e Palls, Minn. | ; ller.” Capt,_Anion 8 lantown | T e Amibicr. 55" Washington. | Anna Godfrey. 90. 8t. Elizabeth's Hospital. Tauber, Becond Lt. Vincent A. from Pat-| and Nancy Lelia Speiden, 20, Siver Margaret A. Kirk, 78, 490 Quaries st. n.6. terson Pleld. Ohio, to Port Eustis. Spring. Md. | e Wieems, 77" Dactor's Hodtia Augustug, First Lt Julius J_ from Fort | John Wiiliam' Wilson 40. and Hazel Vers . Houston to Sheppard Pield. Tex Adams, ©f Washington. Thomas L_Tnscoe. 74, J2th st n, Lt Flovd E. ‘trom Port|Ricbard . Gonter, %o and Coléan Vick, | James F. Keefe, 73, 42 Independence ave. to Bheppard Fleld. | both’ of Washineion | Lo & DENTAL CORPS, _m..n[., Rybak, 24, Siiver Spring, Md., | Lucy Curtis, 73. St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Shd Lorens V. Hines, 25 Washington. | Alice P. Winnemore. 72, 1907 37th at. n.W. Christiansen, Capt. Wayne P. from Camp | J. Clifton Brown. Washington, and | George V. Green. 70. Casualty Hospiti Wolters o Albuayerque. N Mex Mary Ellen Dawson, 1%, Alexandria, Va. | Eliza Carroll. 70, Providence Hospital Pirst Lt. Clarence C.. from Port | Prank W. Galliva and Alice G. | Wil Dye. 89. 1831 Belmont st. n I o Albugueraue. Straghan. 24 bout of Philadeiphia | Coleman M. Perkins. 68. Gallnger Ho aor Capt. Joseph A. from Ellington | Victor Joseph Pedone and Myrtis E. | _ pital ld, Tex., to rt Benning. Williams, 23. both of Washington, | Bugenia Lyons. 87, Casualty Hospital Doctors' Hospital. Atlantic Howell. Capt. David G., from Port Haves, | Henry: 4 Hi 2 ggins, 2! Kensington, Md., ave. 5.e. "Onm- gcflez grllsy! E - and Betty I. McBride, 19, Frederick. Md. | Edwin J. Huwatchek, 57. St. Elizabeth's e, Becond Lt et jexns O™ FOT! | Baden “Eugenc Kinsey. 25 Gaiinersburg, | - Hospital Wh ?l'in.!vk' - flnL ’; b"““ 1 Md., and Mildred Marie McBride, Henry W. Francis, 54, 2650 Wiscol ’ez‘o con . é ober Ho- I" rom Prederick. Md len G. Hunkins, 47, D31 W st ort Harrison. Iad, 1o New Orieans. " | artkur T. Burke, 29. silver Spring, Md., | Merrill Winslow. 40, 4143 16th st 6w