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WHY PAY RENT

When you can become the owner of this
gear garage. located on a wooded lot close
10 schools and transportation in Washing
tons finest residential section?
WESLEY HEIGHTS, S10.5OO.
w G. d A. n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st NV TIT 1ded
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S61-SKYT,AND-S61

An apartment home community with
city view; 5 rms, complete duplex houses
Extra services. Extra value. Liv rm
dining rm. and kitchen on 1st floor; .
bedrooms and bath End floor: ample closet
space. Exhibit apt furnished by w. g. j..
Sloane. Drive out Pa. ave. Sc to llth
turn right cross bridge to first trafic light,
turn left on Good Hope rd. to 25th st. Sc
SkYLAND, INC, 25th and Good Hope
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NEWLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
2T1 Woodley pl, NV. tnr. Conn. ave J,
brick, rms, . heated porches, tile bath
b.-i. garage. $40. DIXIE REALLY CO,
MA $3.50
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NEW BRICK HOMES. Sc
$500 CASH. S45 PER MONTH.
Highest location, & rooms. automatic
heat, cluhrcom. Colonial front porch.
1888 FORT DAVIS ST. Sc.
OPEN
Out Pa. ave. sc. to Fl. Davis St. left
3 blocks to our sign.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
District 3346 1924 14th St NV.
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~ ACRES WOODED. ON HIGH HILL
elec., telephone: IL miles from Wash
ington: $500; S25 down, $40 month.
VERNON NJ: LYNCH & SON. ONCE Z
miles out Columbia pike Call Alex. 5qo6
Open ewes. closed sunday
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

Small Brick Office Bldg,
Located on corner in 2nd Commercial
area downtown. Has > floors and part
basement with total Of 4 800 So #
ready to move in Ideal for any tvpe
business. Rent. $500 per month. For
location call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
700 Investment Bldg Republic 11S1
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REAL ESTATE ExcHANce

WILL EXCHANGE MY EQUITY IN g.
room l-bath, built-in garage new brick
house IN Chevy Chase, Md: price, Ss,45O.
3l4I. after pm
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INSPECT
5267 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
$500 CASH. $65 MO.

Only S9:450. Ultramodern new home,
rooms. baths. recreation room. doubl,
front: overlooking U. s. park: adjoininI
house. center-hall plan at S1O.25O Oper
daily to pm. THOS j. FISHER d. co.
INC. REALTORS DI RS3n RI
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.

NEW bH1Ik BUNGALOWS,
Silver Spring Section.
S6,350-Brand new; 5 usable rooms;
living room with fireplace; large semi
furnished attic, Lot 50x110. Exceptionally
well constructed: Several others in group
ToDAY's BEST BUYS.
New semi-det. 6 r., 2 b., rec. r, modern,
central NV, $3.50.
Ps DE- 4th h. neaT e reaDody e. Yrs! os $685.
Two:family house 3rd ne, z r., gar.
$3.50.
Two,fsmily house, ne, nearly new. 6.
Woodbridge, & r., det. frame. h.-w.h., oil,
lot 50x130, modern. price. S6,95O.
For informa ton call Mr.. Lynch RA 1912
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC, 1924 14th st.
w. DI 3346
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UkFURNIsHED.
fContinued
THE CAMBRIA
2O01 SIXTEENTH ST. NV.

Beautiful 3-room, kit and bath apart
ment Located on the corner of the build
ing, with exposures TO the south, east and
north, insuring perfect cross ventilation.
1t has abundant closet space.
You will oe pleased with the attractive
modernized building, located on upper 10th
service.
C. A. SNOW CO., 71o sth ST NV.
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COTTAGE ON SALT WATER. BEAUTI-
ful water view; water, elec screened; sacri-
fee, 81 900: financed. $50 month. Sterl-
Ing 1851.
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SACRIFICE-BARGAIN.

Vacant 54l1 5th st. NV r., scr.
porches; conv. TO schools. stores, theater;
bus at door; yard Priced for quick sale.
Reas. terms. GE. 0lf9.
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1918 IRVING ST. NE.

For colored. Lovely 11-room house,
arranged in 3 apts.; lot 60x15O: oil heat;
lovely yard Yes! 1t is bargain. Less
than $4,000. For appointment call North
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5O5l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.

C2nd Bldg From Cor Gallatin.>
2 and 3 rooms. foyer, dinette, kitchen
and bath. All corner, freproof insulated,
modern apartments: $500 to S64 so;
includes gas for cooking and refrigeration
Psrouet floors, incinerstors, exhaust fans.
Spacious shady lawns surround the build
ines, insurine cool summer days. Resident
msnager MISS CORBETT, RA. 2935.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITY
FOR REAL BARGAIN.
Well-Financed. Prefer Nearby Va. CHI 5000
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR d.
C.. property il the price is right Frame or
brick, large or small. condition immateriaI
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Cap. Realtor Ma oS7s.
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54O7 MACOMB SIT. NV.

Beautiful detached groom house lust
redecorated: surrounded by old shade
mo. Owner, JAMES MOSS, Interiors, EN-,
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DETACHED-$6,3 800.
In Mt. Pleasant-Just Of
18th st.

cistes .auaintness and charm The very
convenient location is another feature.
Inere a are eight large rooms, several fire.
equipped. large. bright and airy kitchen,
and pretty front and rear gardens. The
house is Immediately clean and in ex-
cellept condition. The large Beautifully
tiled bath is comparable to one found in
q so, 900 home. Call Mr.. Rutley, BOSS
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NORTH BEACH-5-RoOM COTTAGE,
nicely furnished, inclosed porches: water,
light; rent, SIS week. Atlantic 1865.
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1212 QUINCY ST. NV.
Quiet, conv. neighbcrhood: conv. 14th
and Park rd shopping center schools
transp., etc: modern. rms. 3 porches;
garage. ME. O045 or co o1n4 j
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f3e 4th ST. SEE FAMILIES.
rms, z complete kits. h.-wh. $40.
443 I2th st. n,e.-6 r.. b., $3.50,
EDMUND M. O'SULLIVAN
1401 Eye St. NV, MA. 7s4S
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A REAL BARGAIN FOR you.
Just of and part adjoining Central ave.
east side of Capitol Heights houses,
necessary.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV DI 3346
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Mon for the Advancement of Col
ored People, a Negro worker in
Mississippi told the association in
letter, excerpts Of which were
made public today, that the real
factor responsible for lynching i'll
the South is the southern land
lord who will take what you make
and the government check when 1t
comes too"
Giving the lie to those southern
leaders who say that the states
are proving that they can handle
lyncners," and that there is mo
need to pass an Anti-lynching DILL,
the writer of the letter, whose
lame is kept anonymous for OBJ
viouS reasons, said:
Il Just want to give some
points on what bring about lynch
ing in the South 1t is the unjust
landlord 1ney will take what you
make and take the Government
check too. When it comes they will
not let you see how much the
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-15
Miss. Farm
Youths On Air
In Washington

WASHINGTON-(A N P) - At
the request of officials of the
Unitud States Department of Agri-
culture, Mississippi Negro Ali
club boys and girls gave a broad
cast on the National Farm and
Home program over NBC from
Washington Saturday.
Three All club boys. three Al
club girls, the supervising field
agent, the supervising All club
agents, and two county extension
agents, made the trip to the
national capitol.
Robert Greenlee of AttaIa coun-
ty, William Strickland of Pike,
Rogers Bearden of Tt lahatciie,
Annie Bell Orr of Noxubee. Bertha
Davis of Pike, and Alice Thompson
of Lafayette are the club mem
bers who made the trip and took
part on the program.
r. M Campbell, field agent,
TuSkegee; Gl. c. Cypress and Mrs.
Beatrice Childress, State All
club agents; James Williams,
county agent of Attala county; and
Miss Mabel F.. Clopton, nomt
demonstration agent Of Noxubee
county, accompanied the delega"
tor
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-15

Cf the Negro placement unit, en-
plCyment service division CT the
Ohio Bureau OF Unemployment
Compensation, under the direction
Of Ciletter J Gray.
Chic ranked fourth among the
states listed, i'll it's proportion Of
all placements of youth under q
years of age to total placements,
the report to Gov. Bricker stated.
A total of 4,065 mere Negro
workers of all ages were placed in
employment in 1889 than in 1885,
by 1898 by the Ohio BUGS en-
plcyment service division. bureau
officials also announced.
Bureau officials report steady in
Creases have been noted EACH
month in placements of Negro
workers through RUC Employment
Security centers since the first of
this year.
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Race Leaders
Attend Flag
Ceremonies

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - (SNS)
An impressive flag-raising cere-
mony, to which over a score O.
prominent c0lored Memphians
were specially invited guests, was
conducted on the grounds Of the
Memphis Juvenile Court last
Thursday afternoon.
Judge Camille Kelly. initiator an6
directress of the unique patriotic
ceremony, paid special tribute tc
the colored visitors during the
course of The program. Immediate
" following brief address by
Mayor Walter Chandler, whc
stressed the significance of the
American flag. To-day, the envy
Of the world" Judge Kelly acknowl-
edge the presence of the colorec
citizens among the group of several
hundred persons present, stating
that in times of stress as well as
of peace Eve may count ON the
absolute loyalty of all the colored
people
Her observation was received
with a round of applause.
The flag-raising ceremony was
occasioned by the gift of large
United States flag by the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary. Col. w. j.
Bacon, former sheriff, openad the
program with an explanation oi
flag etiquette and brief historical
sketch Of the country's emblen.
Among colored Memphians pres
'ent we're: DR.. NJ M Watson, Mr.
j. A. Beauchamp, DR.. j. w
Hose, Mr. Eddie Hayes,
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Ohio Leads In NEGRO
Youths Placements

COLUMBUS. C1io-(A N P)--
'hio led the states of New York
Pennsylvania. Illinois, Michigan
g Indiana. in pla cing Negro
youth under q years Of age IN
7rjvete cnrloyment during the
last six months of 1899 Ohio Bu-
1eau CT Unemployment Compensa-
tion officials have informed Gov.
John w. Bricker.
lie comparisons which found
Chic in top position we're based on
private placements of Nero boys
as percentage of all private
placements of toys, and in private
rlocomente C Negro Girls e's por-
centage of all private placements
OF girls under 81 years Of age, bu-
reau officials announced.
Ohio'S showing in this respect
vas credited largely to the efforts
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Varied Activity
Slated For Daily
Vacation School
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Central and West MitcheI
churches gre the focal points of a
daily vocational Bible School,
which will be conducted under the
auspices of the two churches NEIL
tened and the Urban League, for.
with, and among the people of that
entire section of the city.
A variety Of activities, including
handicraft, dramatics music, typ
ing, cooking, Bible study and
recreation will be stressed. Glasses
will be held from 0 to 12:l5 P M.
Monday through Friday ReSistra'
ton will be held from 8 to IL
o'clock Saturday morning at Cen
trail church. Students will pay nc
fees at all. People of all ages are
eligible to attend.
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Claim AirpIane> Termed New
Invented By Negro Years Ago
Obtained Patient
On April = 1925

WASHINGTON -(ANP)- Fifteen years after a patent
lad been obtained by much do being made the
invention ct plane which perpcndicuary without having
axe off in the usual manner much that lots of space
been devoted TO this new invention
However, he records of the department show that April
1873 William Hale coored West Virginia. obtained
patent plane made hover the ascent and descend
vertically as well as Be propelled along the ground wheeled
nct eihc, III orAard a manner
Wsrr there was any commercial possibility III the
are not indicated by tie records however tie Tnent
file the Patent Office olong With hundreds other inventions
by Negroes Throughout the country.
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Favorable Reaction To
R0TC Petition Experienced
MEMPHIS. Tenn.-(SNS)

MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(SNS)-
Public reaction to the request
made last week by the Memphis
Council of Colored Civic clues that
units of the ROTC (military train
ing crganizatiom be established in
the two local senior high schools,
Cooker T, Washington and Manas-
sas, has been widespread and en-
thusiastic, according to indications
observed by members Of the or
Sanizaticn, and as indicated by in
quiries by phone and other means
made at the Memphis World office.
One Council member, whose
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work puts him in constant contact
With white Memphis leaders, stat
ed that he observed a generally
favorable reaction on the part of
such persons, and expressed the
further belief that it is possible
for the units to be established here
in the near future.
The Council, acting On the sug-
gestion uf Prof. Leo zinn, we'll
known LeMoyne College instructor
and active civic leader, met last
week and formulated a petition for
the units. The petition followed
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Father Seeks His
Missing Daughter
ATLANTA, Ba.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ba.-(SNS)-
Lawson Dumas of 2613 Williams
Street, Chattanooga. Tenn, is
seeking his daughter, Sarah, whom
ne has not seen since 1906 The
only information he could furnish
was that the person sought was
born in Godfrey, Georgia, in 1905;
her mothers name being Lula
Adams before marriage. The
Chattanooga says that he heard
his daughter Was in Atlanta and
member Of the public school sys'
tenn. having attended Normal High
School in 1913,
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LySol Poisoning
Claims Life OF
Mrs. NJ. S. Gilbert
ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Mrs. Myrtus Swami Gilbert. 81,
of 100 Sims street. died late SUM-
day night at Grady Hospital. She
was admitted Saturday morning
after she drank large dose of ly-
sol, police reported.
Neighbors were quoted as saying
Mrs. Gilbert had told them she
wanted to die. An empty lysol bot
tie and a glass showing traces of
the poison were found in the wom-
ans house, police reports revealed
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-15
Cotton Pickers Air Views
To Natl Office Of NAACP

check calls for. We will have to
sign it and if we speak about he
check they are ready to shoot you
down at once You know in rea-
son. that some colored will fight
them and then they will get up a
mob crowd % lynch rs"
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ISSUES BOOK ON NEGRO
CONGRESS

RALEIGH. N. CA II PA
survey of the Negro in Congress
from 1870 to 1901, made by Dr.
Samuel D. Smith, associate pro-
fessor of social studies at the
Mississippi State College for Wo-
men, appeared this week having
Just been published,
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NOTE--YOUR question viii be answered FREE in this column
when include clipping of this column and sign your
full birthdate address letter For
Reply send only 25c) and seladdressea stamped
envelope ASTROLOGY READING ard receive by
return mail FREE ADVICE on (3j Questions.
SEND all letterc to: ARBE WALLACE care OF The scoTF
NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE. 210 Auburn Avenue Atlanta. Ga
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Landlords Who Take Federal
Checks Cause Of Lynchings

NEW YORK-(S N S)-Praising
the recent antl-lyncning broadcast
sponsored by the National Associa-
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r. P-I wish to know if my
husband is going to build me a
house? lie promised me- he would
sometime ago and he backed out.
viii he?
Ans: Lack Of funds was VII A.
made him change his p'iud. Hes as
anvious as you are tn build, hut it
can't be done without money. He ie
mailing every effort to build by thc
first Of next year.
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J. c. Tt am a Young married
r'1n and We have habv On the
Job I now have. it does not pay
erouoh to take care of my family
and I would like tC know if T should
uUit2 hnSver in THE WORLD.
Ans: Before you quit get your
self another Job first. True, you
aren't making any headwav. hut
voN are keeping that old wolf
awav from the door. You can find
another Job son, hut not by just
longing for cne. You've got 10 get
nut and hustle vou up job Broth
er. so get going.
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N. S.-My problem is a personal
he and 1 need assistance. L have
4 weakness which displeases my
elf and wife. I have taken tonics
out they don't seem to help. Can
gcu help me?
Ans: Stop taking Ill medicines
and arrange to go to a good ply
si1 ian. Conditions such as yours
have heen greatly improved during
he past few years with the prorer
ledicaI treatment. Consult with
some good doctor in our city about
his subject and give him your
generation. A change will n0
0ubt take place.
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r. T.-Several months ago !
wrcte YOU and every clay that
passes proves to me that you are
right Thank you. Tell me If my
mother-in-law would keep my chill
dren awhile? Would this be tbs
best thing for me under the pres
ent conditions?
Ans: She would be happy to keep
these youngsters while you go to
wcrk. Yes, it is necessary for yer
to find work immediately and your
youngsters will be in good hands
with their grandparents. Within
six weeks time YOU will be able tO
help them considerably.
The Phoenix index., 1940-06-15

Winner of the nationwide contest to select
the community which has contributed the
the welfare of its residents was SlossfieId Commu-
nifty Center of Birmingham which will receive
$1,000 International truck awarded by the Interna.
onal Harvester Co of Chicago sponsor of the
petition.
Top picture shows the Maternity Clinic build,
ing of Slossfield center, $25O,OO0 project COM
prising four buildings and bottom shows the blight
ed area in Birming ham where the community center
arose. Inset is the committee of judges which met
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E. E. G.-Does this girl that l
I'm interested in care for me? OF
course I know that ] wrote her a
silly letter but I would do almost
anything to win her back. Tell
me how?
Ans: Go to her and come clean
about the letter. Tell her exactly
what a sap YOU were to do such
a thing your being frank will
have tendency TO make her
change her mind about you in-
nediately. She likes you, but letters
such as the one you Wrote, dis
gust her.
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Ans: Yes, il seems to NE that you
are going TO be successful in your
preset plans. There is no need tc
worry seriously. .. your FATHEl
is going TO stick by you.
M r. C-Has this man got ME
"root worked - He tried to go with
me three months before I yielded
to him. / know l don't love him.
but for some reason I feel that
can't do without him sometimes.
Help me.
Ans: He can't affect your fife
with roots. The whole trouble is
You are lonesome if You made
some worthwhile friends you
wouldn't even consider g0ing with
this man. Don't go with anyone
that you know you can't learn IT,
care for.
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A. H Well me please sir will
I succeed in the attempt that 1 am
making? y =.
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M. j. L.-Again I am coming to
you for help There has been a
change in my handling of the loan
en- my farm and I wish to know
what to expect? Advise me what
would be best for me TO do about
this farm.
Ans: This change won't affect
YOU any if the notes are kept Vi
properly. After giving your case
careful consideration II seem to
think that you would perhaps bf
better satisfied On a smaller place.
See if you can't sell your farm and
buy one smaller and better suit
ed to your present needs.
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F. Cf.-Why haven't ] got, any
beaus? Other girls have them but
rot me. What is the matter with
me?
Ans: You take life too SERIOUSLY.
BOYS enjoy tho compapy Of girls
for the fun there is in ii and
there is no fun taking a gal out
who sits around and mcpes and
beIlyaches about "poor me-"
Brighten up Lassie.
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3. S.-Why does my husband stay
out all night?
Ans: Because Of your high falut-
ing ideas on sexual life. j don't
blame your husband one bit. If
you want to hold your man you
had better write me privately,
and I'll guarantee that both Of
you will be satisfied if you follow
my instructions.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Private Rites Planned
For Six Fire Victims

A grief stricken father, stunned by
the death of his family in a fire that
destroyed their Oxon Hill Md)
home yesterday, prepared today to
bury his wife and five children In
private services at an undisclosed
cemetery.
Only Alton Heinbuch, the father,
and members of the immediate fam
lily will be present for the services
to be held tomorrow afternoon.
The bodies of the six were resting
today at the Ritchie Bros funeral
home, in Upper Morlboro, where it
was said the family had requested
that no announcement be made Of
the place of burial.
Those who died in the fire were
Mrs. Dorothy Heinbuch, 35; Cath
crime. Is; Helen, 13; Altha. IL:
Grace, 9, and Conrad Heinbuch, 6.
The father was at work in WASH
ington at the time of the fire.
Mr.. Heinbuch remained today at
the home of his brother. Kenneth
Heinbuch, short distance from the
site of his home.
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DrathB

WING. FLORENCE. On. Tuesday. De-
cember "a. 1910. at Providence Hospital.
FLORENCE WING. the beloved wife Of
:, Services at Chambers funeral home, 517
lth st. Sc; on Friday. December ~, at
2:30 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
WINSTEAD, JULIA KATE. On Monday
December %. 1910. at her residence. 1886
L st; ne; JULIA KATE WINsTEAD, be-
ioved mother of L. Carrington Winstead
Remains resting at the above residence
until 10 am. Thursday. December 26.
Services at the Bethany Church, Callao,
Va. at pm. Relatives and frienas in
Va Northern Neck News, NASSAU, Va,
papers please COPY Services by Chambers
Southeast funeral home. 25
YOUNG, ARTHUR. Departed this life on
Saturday, December 81; I94o. after q brief
Robert and Annie Young. He leaves to
mourn their loss q devoted daughter. one
sister. one brother and other relatives and
friends. Body may be viewed after 3 pm
Wednesday. December 25, at the Robert G.
Mason funeral home $500 Nichols ave Sc.
Funeral services at the above funeral
home Thursday, December 26, at / pm.
Rev. J. A. Brown officiatng. Interment
Rosemont Cemetery. 25
Evening star., 1940-12-25
1n Mrmnrtant
BURKE. WILLIAM T.

BURKE. WILLIAM T. In sad but loving
of our RsKr dsa Sba d.nn snd ahs
lie seven years ago today. December 25,
Ifsss 2oVNa 9 f MiFE 5smsR5e15s SRb 6sdaER il fffR
y, Evans: CLARENCE C.. In loving re-
band, CLARENCE c. EVANS, who departed
this life eleven years ago today. December
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GRAVES. HARVEY H. tribute of love
GRAVES. who left US nineteen years ago
Loved in lie. remembered in death.
MOTHER.
branee Of wie CLARA K PvRT F. RANE sno
assrtsar dsrsrtsd this Ite nine years 9ge ,9Say
KANE, CLARA r. In sad and loving
F: KANE, Al who departed this life nine years
: Gone. but not forgotten.
MARCEY, MARGARET ANN. In re-
SsN q yea! vho 1qssE MY
eleven years ago today, December rs. 1929.
You. are not forsotten, dear mother.
That would be so hard to do.
For as long as life. and memory last
VII IoHiNG osHlHsyS pA6aarER' 5al6e # Asu AGNES.
PURNELL, JAMES. In memory Of my
loving son, JAMES PuRNELL. who died
three years ago today. December, 25. 1887.
The rolling stream of life rolls on.
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love. the voice the smile
OF he who once sat there.
We are without you,
The time is passing fast;
Some day in perfect silence
We must the river pass.
But you have never left US.
And when the waves roll fast
We know you Y i'll be with us
And whisper. Safe at last
HIS LOVING MOTHER, KATIE B. PAYNE.
ROWZEE, MARY BELLE. In loving re-
membrance of my mother. MARY BELLE
ROWlEE. who passed away five years ago
Christmas Day, December 25, 1888.
FRANK H. ROWZEE.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Two U. 5. Flyers Killed
In Cuba Are Identified
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy said last night 1t had
been notified two Marine pilots
killed yesterday in Cuba. were First
Its. c. r. Nicholson of Georgia and
James w. Crowther Of North Caro-
lima.
1t. Nicholson was plotting the
light bomber which crashed near
San Luis in Oriente Province while
enroute from Quantico. Va. to the
naval base at Guantanmo, Cuba.
The ship was one Of three in the
flight.
Reports received at Havana said
the plane struck tree and the
bodies had been thrown a great
distance. One of the men ap-
parently had attempted to bail out,
1t was indicated by partly open
parachute.
The Navy said it had no further
Information.