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The Washington times., 1937-08-14

Burgess; also, That I May Live" with
Rochelle Hudson and Robert Kent;
with Laurel and Hardy. Saturday, Girl
From Scotland Yard" with Karen Nor
ley and Eduardo Ciannelli; also, Fly
Away Baby" with Glenda Farrell
LINeOLN-August 18th to 1eth dnclu-
sive) Saratoga" with Jean Harlow and
Clark Gable.
MILO-Sunday and Monday, William
Powell, Luise Rainer in "Emperors Can
dlesticks" cartoon and news. Tuesday.
Edward G. Robinson in Thunder in the
City: cartoon and news. Wednesday.
toon and news. Thursday and Friday,
Will Rogers in "Dr. BuII"; also Servant
of the People; cartoon and news satur-
nI ey ALSO poro aGyo wilson in Speed to
Spare: cartoon and episode No. OF
Dick Tracy"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chan at the Olym-
pics" Tuesday: Jane Withers in Holy
Code" Wednesday. Joel Mccrea. Bar
BLACK Cone" No. IS. Thursday: Roscoe
Harms and Marsha Hunt in Murder Goes
r ssS R ReH ssTne in
and Live" Saturday William Boyd and
5smes Ellison Elise x3 n ,T Bordsrland also
NEWTON-sunday and Monday: New
Faces of 1887" with Joe Penner and
Harriet Hilliard Tuesday, Wednesday
with Freddie Bartholomew and Spencer
Tracy. Friday: "Emperor's Candle
sticks" with William Powell and Luise
Rainier Saturday: super sleuth," with
/ III
PALM Monday and Tuesday. Gas
Good s Married. with John Boles and
Doris Nolan. Wednesday and Thursday.
Mountain Music" with Bob Burns and
Martha Raye. Friday and Saturday.
Pick a Star" with Patsy Kelly and
Shirley Deane.
PRINCESS - Sunday and Monday:
Loretta Young. Tyrone Power in cafe
Metropole." also ''13 Hours by Air" with
Fred MacMurray and Joan Bennett
comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday: Rob
ert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell in
Might Must Falr': also Conrad Gagel
in Navy Spy; comedy Thursday and
Friday: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
| in Shall We Dance" with Edward
Everett Horton. Eric Blore; also Servant
of the People; Major Bowes' Amateurs.
Saturday: II Promise to Pay" with Ches-
ter Morris and Leo GARLIC; also Zane
Greys Arizona Mahoney with Joe
Cook; comedy; cartoon: Chapter Three
Dick Tracy"
REPUBLIC-August 18th to 18th Tin:
clusve) The Emperor's Candlesticks,"
with William Powell and Luiss Rainer.
SECO-sunday and Monday: kid
Galahad," with Edward G. Robinson,
Bette Davis March of Time No. -;
| cartoon; Metro News; short subjects.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Personal Prop
erty." with Robert Taylor and Jean
Harlow: cartoon: short subjects: Para
| mount News. Thursday and Friday:
The Go-Getter," with George Brent and
Anita Louise; cartoon: short subjects
| Saturday: Hollywood Cowboy" with
George O'Brien and Cecilia Parker; also
Blazing Sixties" with Dick Forani
short attractions; Universal News.
STANTON - Sunday and Monday
| Spencer Tracy, Gladys George and
Franchot Tone in They Gave Him q
| Cum; also She's Dangerous" with
Tala Birell. Walter Pidgeon and Cesar
Romero. Tuesday and Wednesday
Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur in His
| tory Is Made at Night; also Tough
| to Handle" with frankie Darro anc
Kane Richmond. Thursday and Friday
Patsy Kelly and LYDIA Roberti In mo
| body's Baby: also Girl Overheard.
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Mev Programs in the Neighborhood 7heaters

>liam Powell in Manhattan Melodrama."
Thursday: White Bondage" with Jean
Muir and Gordon Oliver. Friday: June
River Our Gang. Saturday: Marx
Brothers, Allen Jones and Maureen
O'sulivan in "A Day at the Races"
cartoon.
COLoNY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer
Track and Lionel Barrymore in Cap
tains Courageous. Wednesday and
Thursday: Joe Penner and Harriet Hill
Franchot Tone Virginia Bruce and
Maureen o'sullivan in Between Two
Women" Saturday: Laurel and Hardy
in Way Out West; Popeye; Our Gang.
HOME-Sunday and Monday: Bob
Burns and Martha Raye in Mountain
Music" Tuesday and wednesday: Kay
Francis and Enrol Flynn in another
RoTn IN Thur EdT1 rS.v sges
and Hardy in way Out West" satur-
day: Richard Dix and Joan Perry in
Devil is Driving" and Jed Prouty and
Spring Byington in big Business" /;
wild West Days No. /.
PENN-sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: Marx Brothers Allen Jones
| and Maureen O'Sullivan in "A Day at
the Races" Thursday and Friday:
MARION Dawes ana ROBERT Montgomery
in Ever Since Eve" Saturday: "Ele-
plant Boy; wild West Days No. q;
cartoon.
sAvoY-sqnday and Monday: Robert
"Wednesday: GLADYS George, Franchot
Tone and Spencer Tracy in They Gave
a Him R,c Gun co THURSDAY Gail Pstrc
Lies" Friday: Gene Autry in Round
up Time in Texas" Saturday: Edward
9. Robinson and Bette Davis in kid
Galahad."
sHERTDAN-sunday. Monday an d
Tuesday: The Singing Marine with Dick
P T|T,si r Wednesday , and Thursday
''Emperor's Candlesticks." Friday: Myrna
10y. William Powell and Clark Gable
| in "Manhattna Melodrama." Saturday:
Jack Jack oaki ie2r ana Ann sothern in Super
TIVOLI-sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Marx Brothers, Allen
Day at a the and IN
day: Marion Davies and Robert Mont
gomrev in Ever Since Eve" Saturday:
Elephant Boy"
UPT0WN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: The Singing Marine with Dick
Powell. Wednesday and Thursday: Will
| liam Powell and Lulse Rainier in EN-
peror's Candlesticks.' Friday: Bing
Crosby in mississippi" Saturday: Joe
r. Brown in Riding on Air.; Wild West
| Days, No. 8.
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Bob
Burns and Martha Rave in Mountain
Music" Tuesday and Wednesday: Kay
Francis and Enrol Flynn in Another
Dawn" March Of Time Thursday: Wal.
ter Connolly In League of Frightened
| Men" Friday: Robert Young and Flor.
ence Rice in married Before Break
4 fast" SATURDAY.: Paul Kelly and Judith
Allen in at Happened Out West Sc
cret Agent No. s.
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BIRTHS

bkkIhS
Edward and Frances Collins, twin
girls.
Albert and Jennie Lewis, boy.
Roy and Helen Sheaffer, boy.
James and Catherine Fitzstmmonss
boy.
Charles and Nancy DickersOn, boy
Paul and Joan COlbOrn, boy.
Charles and Roberta Mann, boy
John and Catherine Mitchell, boy.
Leo and Gertrude Pinkus, boy.
Samuel and Mary Gordon, boy.
Robert and virginia Neary, boy
Michael and Mary KOval, boy
John and Agnes Laukata, girl.
Albert and Blanche VanLanding'
han, girl. IL
Harry and Maria Heede. giFl.
Harold and Kathleen KissenbeFger'
girl. IL
Newton and wilma Wood, girl.
Charles and Helen OrriaOn, boy
Henry and Virginia Jones, boy.
Russell and Et0yls SiEemORe, boy
Alfred and Rhode Ross, boy,
Royal and Anna Seymour, girl.
Harvey and Lillian BrownWeL
Emil and Eunice BlaOck. girl.
Cecil and Nellie Meyer. girl.
James and Evelyn Bell, DOy. 80
Lawrence and Catherine Smith,
9Th Howard and Dunrsath TOwnshsnd.
boy. -,
Donald and Marian johnson, boy
Vernon and Esther Best, boy.
ECweIl and Bertha Moore, boy.
Elmer and Helen PessagnO, boy.
william and Susan Acker. IT., boy
william and Mary Marrow, boy.
Kern and Margaret FOlkers, boy
Louis and Erm0 Heller, boy:
William and Tessie Brown, girl
Bernise and Mary F1ynt, girl.
Wilbur and Elizabeth McPherson'
girl. 10
Joseph and VeFnie Cumberland
girl.
Jacob and Lydia Rasab, girl.
Joseph and Frances Boyd, girl.
lewis and Elizabeth Atkins, boy.
Ernest and Harriet Blanchard
boy.
Melville and Viola COhee, boy.
John and Ruth Argent, boy.
Graham and Dorothy Martin, gill
Michael and ElinOr Jones, girl.
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Band Concert
Program Listed

The Acting Superintendent OF
National Capital Parks yesterday
announced the following program
of band concerts to be given next
week: The United States Army
Band will play at the D. c. War
Memorial in West Potomac Park
Monday, from 1880 to 8 p. m.
The United States Navy Band
will present a program Tuesday
night from 8 to $50 o'clock at
the same place.
The Marine Band will play
from 1880 to 9 p. m. Thursday at
the War Memorial.
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DEATHS

John Mahoney, 90. q. s. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Julia G. Hoover, 80, 71S Fourth st.
9. ID.
Thomas F. Smith, IS, U. .. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Ernest LeGrys, 20, 1894 Military
Rd. N. W.
william LedeF, IS, o. 8. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Carl Lutes, 50, Providence Hospi.
tai.
Lee NJ. Lin. 4s, 800 Upshur st.
N. w.
Edna Flanagan, 81, Galllnger Hos
pltal.
Rebecca Jenkins, "a, Cavalier HO-
tel.
Marvin HOrnvitz, 20, 25O5 -Four.
teenth st.
Renee Catlln, 9. 1913 f st. N. W.
Charles ID. Cole, jr., 2 mos, Chill
drens Hospital.
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do the year before the job
usually takes two years, but Miss
Richter's students were already ex-
perienced in technical shorthand
gained through their Federal
work.
Herself a stenographer, Miss
Richter is a native of jefferson
City, Mo, attended Central Mis-.
souri, State Teachers College and
G. w. D. here, belongs to two
sororities and entered Uncle Sans
srevice three years ago with AAA
she admits teaching would
have been her secondary career
choice but pothooks don't form
her hobby: it's bows and arrows,
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the AFGE .
and while con.
siderable water
must splash un'
der t h e bridge
between now
and September
10, W h e n the
clan will gather
from all parts
of the country
side, there has
been no opinion
adverse to this
sentiment di S.
covered to date
one or more
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR - Sunday. Monday,
Tuesday: Mr.. Dodd Takes the Air." with
Kenny Baker. Wednesday and Thurs
day: william Powell and Luise kainer in
"Emperors Candlesticks." Friday: Clark
Gable and Wallace Berry in Hell Div
ers" Saturday: Joe Penner and Harriet
billiard in New Faces of 1897; cartoon.
APOLLO-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Freddie Bartholomew, Spencer
Tracy and Lionel Barrymore in Cap
tains Courageous" Wednesday and
Rainer in "Emperor's Candlesticks." Fri
day: Edwina Booth and Harry Carey in
Grader Horn" Saturday: Don Ameche
and Ann Southern in Fifty Roads to
Town" and Anthony Martin and Dixie
Dunbar in Sing and Be Happy: Our
Gang.
AvALoN.sunday and Monday: Fred
die Bartholomew. Spencer Tracy and Lilo
mel Tuesd Gpf ahd
day: Joe Penner and Harriet Hilliard in
New Faces of 1887" Thursday: Fran
chot Tone, Virginia Bruce and Maureen
Friday: Victor Moore and Helen Broder-
lex in Meet the Missus." Saturday: Lau-
rel and Hardy in Way Out Vest; Our
Gang.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Franchot Tone, Virginia Bruce and
Maureen OsulIivan in Between Two
Women Tuesday and Wednesday:
Wallace Berry in Good Old Soak"
Thursday: June Martel and Larry
Crabbe in "Forlorn River" Friday:
Claudette Colbert, Melvyn Douglas and
Robert Young in ~ Met Him in Paris. I"
Saturday: Sally Blame and Thomas Beck
in Great Hospital Mystery and John
Beal and Armida in Border Cafe.
Popeye.
CALVERT - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Marx Brothers. Allen Jones
and Maureen O'sullivan in "a Day at
the Races" Wednesday and Thursday:
Marion Davies and Robert Montgomery
in Ever Since Eve" Friday: Myrna
| 10y. Clark Gable and William Powell
in Manhattan Melodrama." Saturday:
Elephant Boy wild West Days
No. ..
CENTRAI-Sunday and Monday: Joe
Penner and Harriet Hilliard in New
Faces Of 1887" and Preston Foster and
Joan Fontaine In You Can't Beat
Love-" Our Gang. Tuesday ana wednes
| day: Myrna 10y. Clark Gable and Will
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e m p 10 y e stu
dents of the Ag-
riculture Grad
uate School re-
Gently smash
i n g out ITS
words per min
ute in Gregg
shorthand to
win them gold
medals she
led the group
and the result
was her class
did what only
Is persons in
the entire coun,
fru Xyere ob1a ~
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Fire Record

From 10 a. m. August IS to 10 a. m.
August IA.
1920 p. M, Twenty-fourth and Otis
ST. n. E., auto.
ESQ p. M, false alarm.
2:57 p. m, 1881 K ST. S. E., kitchen.
3:46 p. n., Sixteenth and Meigs St.
N E.. dump.
s:O7 p. M, front of 25Os Twenty-sec-
ond st. N E, wire and tree down.
9:39 p. M, needless alarm.
ISL a. m, Third and B SITS. 9. E..
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Taxi Bill Criticized

Local insurance experts deplore
the bill to allow taxi insurance
against liability Say it will
allow dangerous beverage" Of
$1,OO0,000 with but $4,000 total
capital under terms Of the meas
ure Charlie Stengle yester.
day visited the Hill on behalf Of
the bill to classify clerks, inspec-
tors and whatnot in the Immigra-
Naturalization Service He
has several lodges vitality inter-
ested and hopes Chairman Schwel-
lenbach, of the subcommittee, will
guide the document successfully
through the Senate after the
House clapped hands on it the
second week of this session =.
Charlie doesn't often fail in his
missions General Accounting
Lodge No. 8, AFGE, meets Wednes-
day at the Hamilton to elect per-
manent officers Jake" Hesse,
provisional prexy, reported desir-
Gus Of stepping down after that =.
Army Band concerts in West Po-
tomac Park, World War Memorial,
Monday, at 1880.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sidney +. Logan. "a, Colonial
Heights, Va, and Edna L. Manu. Zl'
Donald 3. Chapman, IS, Silver
Spring, Nd, and Mary Peerless, 81
Arlington h. COEhilI. 81. and Ruth
v. Greasy, is, both Of Richmond. We.
DR.. Iamea s. Burns, "a, 5 Elftn
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SEEKS LEADERSHIP

NEW YORK, Aug. IA G.N.S0
Mrs. Anna Burke Mccain an
nounces the ambition to wanting
to become New York city's first
woman political district leader.
She says: IF somebody must be
the experiment, then I will"
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day at the Chambers Riverdale
(Md.) funeral chapel. 1nterment
was in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Copeland died Thursday at
his parents home in HyattSville,
Md.
He is survived by his parents.
Edgar and Ida Copeland; three
brothers, Robert, Irwin, and Albert
Copeland, and a sister, Kathleen.
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bob up, but they are not expected
to carry any votes Of consequence.
Stengle has enjoyed a construc-
tive record within the strict limita-
tions allowed him by his imperial
council the fatherly sort, he
is a leader Of the type OF Wilbert
Robinson, the jolly fat man who
rode popularity as manager OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers no matter
how Age members of varied
opinions rant and roar, Stengle re-
mains mistaken in the center
an uncomfortable spot >. general
opinion is that he has filled the
bill,
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Two Sunday St0ndouts

Don't forget that NFFE picnic
to THE Oaks" tomorrow We
know the folks behind it and it
should be swell If you de-
sire to go, contact Suite 604, ITO
Fourteenth st. N. W., tomorrow at
$50 a. m, or p. m, and If you
have additional space in your car
you can make somebody else quite
happy Another item mixers
shouldn't miss is the Wanderbird
leg aunt to Accotink Creek. Va.
They're also going to have a capt.
talistic time and yet, if you meet
'em at 1416 F. st. N. W., by $50
a. M, you'll finish the day only rs
cents poorer,
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Second Term Is Seen
For A.F.G.E. President
Rv ]. EARLE MosER

Charles Irwin Senge rolvpoly leader of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Government Employees for the last II months will
succeed himself as president of the organization when cleo
+ons terminate the approaching annual convention in Ph
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MRS. MARY E. LUCKETT
MRS. LILLIAN X. SMITH

Burial services for Mrs. Lillian
K. Smith, who died Thursday IN
Emergency Hospital, will be held
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. in Padgett's
funeral chapel, 131 Eleventh st.
s. E. Interment will be in Con-
gressional Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Smith was SIS. Surviving Is
her mother, Mrs. Martha A, Mar
ceron, with whom she made her
home at the Lincoln Apartments,
12l Twelfth st. s. E. Her husband
died sometime ago.
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A Real Accomplishment
Champion:

Champion:
Clara E. Richter. Food and Drug
Administration, is the attractive
young lady directly responsible for
The Washington times., 1937-08-14

Thus speaks the underground
wire" Of comment and views OF
members and potent figures within
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FUNERAL RITES
FOR B. F. STAUB
HELD AT HOME.
u. S. Aide to Be Buried
At Walkers Chapel, Va.

Funeral services for Benjamin
Frank Staub, Government me-
chanic, will be held this afternoon
at his late residence, 521 Tenth
st. s. E. Burial will be In the
cemetery at Walkers Chapel, Va.
He was "a.
A widower, Mr.. Staub had been
in the Government service for the
last IS years. He had been Ill
since January.
Surviving is his daughter, Miss
Mabel Staub.
MRS. MARY e. LUCKETT
Last rites for Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Luckett, wife Of Harry j.
Luckett, who died yesterday at her
home, SIS Fern 81. N. w., will be
held Monday at 2:30 p. m, at the
Chambers Funeral Chapel, 1400
Chaplin st. N. W. Interment will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery,
Mrs. Luckett, So, had been Ill
for some time. She is survived
by her husband, two sons, Thomas
and Eugene Luckett; sister, Mrs.
Eleanor Sicily, and a brother,
George E. Eckloff, all residents
of Washington. Two other sisters.
living in Capitol Hill, Nd, also
survive.
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CHARLES F. sTRINGER

Funeral services for Charles
Frederick Stringer, SO, who died
yesterday, will be held Monday
morning at the Spear funeral
chapel, 1909 H st. N. w.
Mr.. Stringer had been employed
in the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving for AZ years as a plate
printer. He retired about fourteen
years ago.
Coming to Washington from
New York city about sixty years
ago he lived here ever since. AT
the time of his death he resided at
3546 Eleventh st. N. w.
His survivors include his son
Henry Edmond Stringer, and -four
grandchildren. They are Mrs
Charles w. Handy, Gilbert E
Stringer, Mrs. Harvey L. Randall
and Miss Lucille H. Stringer.
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DEATHS

LUCKETT. MARY ELIZABETH (nee Eek.
LOTION Friday August 13. 1887,
at her residence, 01b Fern Place North.
west MARY ELIZABETH LUCKETT (nee
EcklofD, the beloved wife of Harry ].
Luckett and mother of Earl Thomas and
Eugene Luckett and sister Of Mrs. Eleanor
Sicily. Mrs. Frances 2. Davis, Mrs. Pearl
E. Curtin and George w Eckloff.
Remains resting at her late residence,
615 Fern Place Northwest.
Funeral services will be held from the
above residence on Monday, August IB.
1887. at $50 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Com.
pany funeral home.
METCALF, MAHALA-on Thursday, An.
gust IL, 1887. at the residence Of her
HHHALH GETcHIF. the beloved wife SG 81
the late Eli W. Metcslf and the mother of
Walter. Guy. Lon, Oakley and Holly Leach
Metcalf and Mrs. Blanche Snider Remains
resting at the W. W.. Chambers Company
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin Street North
Funeral services will be held at Parkers.
burg, W. Va. on Tuesday. August II,
interment in walker. W. Va.
STAUB, BENJAMIN r. (FRANK) Lon
Thursday, August IL, 1887, BENJAMIN
F. FRANK STAUB. the beloved husband
of the late Nora villa Staub and father
Of Mabel r Staub.
Funeral services will be held from hIn
late residence. 521 Tenth Street Southeast,
on Saturday August IA. 1887, ct 2 p. m,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend,
Interment in walkers Chapel. va,
Services by the W. W. Chambers COM
pany Southeast funeral home
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DEATHS

BURCH, FRANCES Q. = On, THURSDAY.
August IL. 1897 81 Children.sa Aaosphit ,a.
gF4 FsnF anS Lula B.
She is also survived by four sisters. Re-
| mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Conn
pany Southeast funeral home. SIT Eleventh
All services and interment strictly private.
Services by the W. W. Chambers South
east nt tqnsTa f IN g. Isuaus Church Gene
terry. 0xon Hill, Nd.
COPELAND, JOSEPH Con- Thursday,
August IL, 1887, at the residence of his
parents in Hyattsville, Nd, JOSEPH .;
COPELAND. the beloved son Of Edgar and
Ida Copeland and brother OF Robert
Funeral services from the w, w. Cham;
bers Company suburban funeral home, BIS
Cleveland Avenue, Riverdale. Nd, on Satur-
Relatives and friends are invited to
Tnterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ENGLE. wILLIAM-on Saturday. August
IA, 1887. at his residence. 1430 Critten-
den Street Northwest. WILLIAM ENGLE,
the beloved husband of Ruthamah Engle
Laura c. Engie and Mrs. F. B. McGinness;
of Washington, D. G. He is also survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Floto, of Berlin
Pa. and Mrs. William Wadsworth, OF Cum
berland Md
Funeral services will be held on Sunday.
August Is 1887, at p. m. from his late
residence. 1920 Crittenden Street North
west
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Berlin, Pa.
Services by the w. W. Chambers Com
pany.
HIRE, ROSA Non Saturday, August
IA. 1887, at the residence of her daugh-
ter Mrs Margaret " Radcliffe. 1902 Mon
roe Street Northwest. ROSA N. HIRE
(nee OliphanD widow of John Richard
Ihrie and sister of Mary E. 0liphant.
Services at the above residence on Tues
day August IL 1887. at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
LUTEs. CARL-on Thursday. August IL,
1887 at Providence Hospital. CARL
LUTES. the beloved son of Frank Lutes
and brother of William r: Luteg. Rem aims
resting at the W. w. Chambers Company
Southeast funeral home, SIT Eleventh
Street Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on satur.
day. August IA. 1887. at 10 a. m. from
the W W Chambers Company Southeast
funeral home, 517 Eleventh Street South
east
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
1nterment in Arlington National Gene
terry.
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and she's a member Of Potomac
Archery Club.
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Smoke From Unseen Fire

E. Claude Babcock opposes elm
mating the three-person Civil Serv-
ice Commission for single admin
lstrator even though at dag
gers point with some in the old
Patent Building what's hap
pened to the Ages suit against
NFFE for libel?. Social Security
is now giving aid to 2,700 Wash
ington needy, $500 dependent
children here and $50 blind and
200,0 900 Capitalists are awaiting
pensions under old-age benefits
here. racial differences reported
to be a thorn in the Ssh pan
falcons. the squawks at Baltimore
being the smoke from the unseen
fire.
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War Note-Rats Mobilize

General Accounting asks work
ers at Moses Building to close
their desks at night to foil the
rats, which nibble official papers
we recommend Junior" our
feline, who'll at least see the rats
are organized and not further dis
eliminated against he's a
member of Loafing Cats Local No.
l discrepancy at GAO: at
one place in audit division an lin.
structor" at $3.50 governs and
oversees the work of a squad OF
Civil Service Service appointees
ali of whom draw at least 50, 100
Are YOU the victim of discrim
nation? Being deprived of just
pay raise. overturned, receiving a
runaround? Let us attempt con.
fidential correction. District 1000,
branch 2l0.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

500 EIGHTH ST. s. 3. Ii. o4se
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JOSEPH C, COPELAND

Burial services for Joseph C.
Copeland were held at 2 p. m. to-
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Others Probably Safe

It's different, however, with
Stengle's supporting cast ). the
field lodges have each year in
creased their demands for outright
representation in washington .. ..
although high AFGE moguls sniff,
there is a report that attractive
Bernardine Carroll, secretary Of
the 500-strong Philly Lodge No. 81,
will be posted as rival to the
equally attractive Berniece Heff-
ner who swept Esther Penn out Of
the national secretaryship at the
behest of E. Claude Babcock. but
in view Of the quiet and uncriti-
cized Heffner record Miss Carrolps
success is dubious.
Dubious, also, is a reported move
to GUST Cecil E. Custer as treasurer,
though the whispers would have it
so at any rate, elections should
prove the conventions main high.
light since the youthful radicals
fire was kicked to flame elsewhere.
Hot Dogs-dnd Romance
The person who sneaks up OF
Grove 10, Rock Greek Park (Which
you reach by entering the Six
tenth and Kennedy SITS. gate)
will find tomorrow a lively picnic
in progress. it'll be auspiced by
Social Security Local No. IA
UFWA, and they've even voted to
ignore the country's attitude to
ward the Spanish civil war until
Monday. program: Supper and
sports events, then, as dusk sinks
down, a campfire, drama, music
maybe romance due to the ade,
quate setting. time: 4 to II p. m
-. .1temette: Dick Stringfellow
GAO, who invaded Hollywood and
became an embryonic dramatic
critic, has been shifted from 119
D st. N. E., to the Moses Bldg.
and from reconciliation clerk to
junior auditor. Flash: Today
the last chance to apply at Civil
Service for sub village carrier, Riv.
erdale Md Post Nffice