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Dr.. Herbert Manninq,
Spanish War Veterans
Commander, Dies
Services Will Be Held
Wednesday, Followed by
Burial in Arlington

DR.. Herbert M. Manning, depart
ment commander of the District
United Spanish War Veterans, died
of a heart attack in Marine Hos
pital, Baltimore, late Saturday
night.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Wednesday at Gawler's funeral
chapel, 1850 Pennsylvania avenue
NV, with burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Came Here at IL Years.
A native of Hershey, Pa. DR.. Man
ming came to the District when II
years old and was graduated from
Eastern High School in 1895. He
enlisted in the 1st Volunteer Infan-
try of the District at the outbreak
Of the Spanish-American War and
served in Cuba. He received his
medical degree from Columbian
College, now George Washington
University, in 1900.
DR.. Manning was commissioned in
the Public Health Service in 1903
and continued in the service until
his retirement eight years ago. He
was assigned at various times to the
Philippines, Hawaii and Europe.
Charter Member of Harden Camp.
He was a charter member of the
Richard j. Harden Camp, u. S. w. ".
and was also member of the Elks,
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science and a trus-
tee for the Temporary Home for Ex-
Union Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
of the Department of the Potomac.
G. A. r. He made his home at
2Ol9 I street NV.
DR.. Manning is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Barbara c. Manning;
his widow Mrs. Ella Pearl Manning,
both of this city; son, Edward G.
Manning, Chevy Chase, Md; two
daughters, Miss Edith M. Manning
of the l street address, and Mrs.
Mary B. Cook of Oakland. Calf.
and six brothers, Christian, j. Webs
ter and Thomas r. Manning, all of
this city: Capt. Wilbur Manning,
Medical Corps, U. S. N, now sta
toned at Bermuda: Comdr. George
Manning U. S. NJ, retired, instructor
at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and Frank Manning of
the State College in Pennsylvania.
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N. F. PheIan, Former
Representative, Dies

Michael F. Phelan of Lynn. Mass.
Representative from the seventh
district from 1913 to 1921, died yes
terday in Boston hospital, accord
ing to the Associated Press.
Mr.. Phelan rose TO the chairman
ship of the House Banking Com
mittee and was instrumental with
Senator Glass of Virginia in the pas
sage of the Federal Reserve Act.
He also aided in establishing the
Federal Farm Loan Act.
He later practiced law in Wash
ington, Boston and Lynn, and be-
came chairman of the Massachu-
sets Labor Relations Board, Of
which he was a member at the time
of his death.
Mr.. Phelan was born in Lynn in
1875 and was graduated from Har-
ward University and Harvard Law
School. He was a member of the
State House of Representatives in
1905 and 1906 and was first elected
to the national House in the Sixty
third Congress as a Democrat.
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lit Mrmnriant

CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH A. In sad
er. ELIZABETH A. CRAWFORD. who left
US eleven years ago today. October l3
1880.
Dear mother. we are lonesome.
For We miss your loving face;
But YOU left us 10 remember
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM H. In sad but
loving remem6rance Of our, dear father,
WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, who left US one
year ago this month, october II, 1910.
Those who we love, go out of sight.
But never out of mind:
They are cherished in the hearts
Of those they leave behind.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and Just to the end Of his days;
Sincere and true in heart and mind.
HIS LovING CHfLDREN.
DODEK. LENA. In loving remembrance
of our dear mother. LENA DODEK. who
departed this life two years ago today, Oc-
tober l3. 1889
HER CHILDREN. HARRY. SOPHIE. FAN
ME AND EVA.
DRY of my devoted brother. PETER FER
GUSON, who left me one year ago today,
october 13. 1910.
It's sad to part from those YOU love
DEVOTED SISTER, LETITIA.
GREEN. WILLIAM d. Sacred to the
memory of my beloved son. WILLIAM D.
GREEN. who passed beyond this land OF
sorrow seven years ago today, October ID.
1894.
When time no more shall be
And grave must give up his victory.
Wen meet then beyond the sky.
DE Wfy nY MOTHER LEILA GREEN
JOHNSON. IVY ISABEL. In sad but
IVY ISABEL JOHNSON. who left us
six months ago today, April ID, 1871.
da5 hy frio
In the midst of our Joys we are blue;
With smile on our faces we have a neart-
Longing dear mother for you.
God knows how much we miss her,
He counts the tears we've shed
And whispers. Hush. she only sleeps,
Your mother is not dead
Life isn't. the same, dear mama.
Since the day God called YOU home;
We see your kind and loving face
/ AS we walk through life alone.
Our family circle has been broken.
A link gone from our chain: lila
/ But though we've parted Tor a while
We know We will meet again.
Often to the grave we wander,
/ Flowers to lay with sentle care.
Over the one We loved 50 dearly.
! Who is peacefully sleeping there;
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS: ELSIE. IVY,
| MARY. LILY AND ROSAl4EE.
What is life without our grandmother.
What are all the Joys We need
When her loving smiles no longer
f G5sft che G eGRRf sf ID ELSIE
/ GREAT GRANDCHILD, ROSAEE.
MITCHELL. JOSEPHINE STOKES. In
! loving memory of my friend. JOSEPHINE
/ STOKES MITCHELL. who departed this
/ life thirteen years aso. october II. l9Zs'
Sweet memories still cling to her name.
MARIE l.. JOHNSON.
RODGERS. ANNIE NJ. In loving remem :
brance of our daughter and mother, Mrs.
/ ANNIE M RODGERS, who passed away
! three years ago today, October H. 1888.
/ She is peacefully sleeping
Where we too. shall take our rest,
! Later with our loved ones, in the silent
DAUGHTER, MILDRED GORMAN, AND
/ MOTHER, SABINA BIGGS.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE. Sacred to the
/ memory of cur devoted husband and
father. GEORGE WILLIAMS, who departed
| this life four years ago today. October Ii
DEVOTED WIFE: GENEvIEvE WILLIAMS
AND CHILDREN.
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DR.. w. T. Cherry Dies;
Methodist Publisher
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated PRESS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-Dr
William T. Cherry, SO, who re-
habilitated the Methodist publishing
house in Singapore at the turn OF
the century, died yesterday at his
home in suburban Ridley Park.
The author of several books. most
of them written while he was in the
Orient, DR.. Cherry was born in
Canada at Bowmanville, Ontario
He came to Philadelphia in 1897
and went to Singapore in 1900. He
returned in 1923 and retired Is years
later in 1888.
A son. William T. Cherry. jr.. head
of the government press in Singa-
pore, is among the survivors.
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Deaths Reported

Joseph B. Kleindienst, 81. 6lO B st. ne.
Charles G. Treat 81, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Rose B Levin, n, s36 Park I'd NV.
Lewis M. Parker, So. Gsllinger Hospital
George w; Graves. SO. United States Naval
Hospital.
Herbert B. Hicks, so, 427 18th st. Sc.
John E. Reed jr, 81. 1868 w st. NV
Raglan E. johnson, "a, Veterans Admin
lStratIon Hospital
G. Joseph Sworzyn. 81, 63l3 18th st. n W.
John F. Moore. 46. Veterans Administrs-
zion Hospital
Crozier r: sewell, 80. III 10th st. NV.
Sadie Hall, 80 Gallinger Hospital
George Mudd. So Freedmens Hospital.
Ada Harrison, 81, Casualty Hospital
Helen Kinard, b, Gallinger Hospital
Nellie Corlev. 81 40 K st. ne.
Cora Campbell. %. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant James Ellis, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Holt. u 1Ath 81. Sc.
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to apply them.
Have Call Carl
give your car
n e e d ed repairs
now for fall and
winter running.
w a S h i n I tons
Little Detroit"
carries the city's
largest stock Of
new car parts to
speed car repair
and to fully
guarantee c II
c arl service.
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Drive in at any Of the three Call
Carl night and day service loca-
tions-at Brightwood on Georgia
Avenue, Northeast, on Rhode Island
or Downtown. For quick help-Call
Carl-DIstrict PTS
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EANNISTER, HARRY

EANNISTER, HARRY c. Or. Friday,
octoher 10. i94I: at Garfield Hospital
HARRY c. BANNISTER Of 5913 Illinois
ave, Falrmont Heights Nd, loving hus-
band OF Martha Bannlster, father of Mar
earst E. and Audrey V. BanniSter He also
leaves three brothers. one sister and many
other relatives and friends Remains rest
lns I his late residence after p. m. Mon
Gay. October ID.
Funeral Tuesday October IA. at >
pm. from First Baptist Church. Fairmont
Helehts, Md, Rev J. R. Jones officiating
Relatives and friends invited Arrange
ments by Henry S. Washington & Sons.
BANNISTER. HARRY Columbia Lodge,
No. SIS, l. b P. o. F. of W, is hereby no
tltled of the funeral of Brother HARRY
BANNISTER from the First Baptist
Church. Fairmont Heights Nd on Tues
Gay, october T. l94l, at > pm. Session
Of sorrow a. the Elks Home. 30l Rhode
Island ave. NV, on Monday, october -,
RUSSELL J. BOWSER. Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMBREI l. SecretarN
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Garh nf ChankH

MARSHALL, MAUD R. We wish tc
aCknoVleoge with deep appreciation this
KIND messages of sympathy, cards, services
OF various ministers and solos. and thank
co-vorkerS of the New Post ONCE staff
The Senate employees, ST. Pauls A. NJ. E
Church. organizations and friends for the
use OF their cars, the beautiful floral
tributes, and also nFighbors during the
luneSs and at the paSsinR of our darling
mother. MAUD r. MARSHALL.
THE FAMILY.
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the expression of any such COM
prehensive freedom
ing short of diplomatic miracle. I"
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Care
By Ed Carl
HOW MANY PLACES ON YOUR
CAR NEED LUBRICATION.

There are Is to so different places
on a car that need fabrication. The
number depends on the make OF car.
Call Carl experts know when .
car needs new lubricants and where
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Conscripi S Wife


Continued from rag. y
his I'll % fender sliding. cam. n
and showed Paul rs football. RS
bo@ and arrow. his collection ~
stones. They got any sirplsnes
where YOU work Aunt Martha
says they only have big real ones
I wish Knew somewhere they
had little real ones. You know.
with a kinda engine that flies.
7 know where they have some.
said Paul We'll see about It. ;.
She could hear their voices IS
she hathed the baby. She heard.
too. Eugene's sstonished. How do
you do >" after the door opened.
and Pauls rumble Of explanation.
She dried the baby, put him into
his sleeping SUIT. presented him
with his bottle. and tried 10 repair
the ravages Of the DAY swiftly
night there in the bedroom. She
emerged to hear Paul SAYING mat
ter-of-fsctly. The chief reason
drove up here. Mr. Nugent. va, 10
get Mrs. MarshAlrs check to her
quickly"
"oh. they're paying her for the
time Nice. But after dinner,
Eugene was puzzled when Paul
said, DO you mind If We slip out
for a little while >"
office work" Martha fastened
to put il. He didn't believe 1t.
and she could feel that he didn't.
Well be back in half an hour.
Eugene. so you won't miss your
visit at the hospital"
A LMOST the moment Paul pulled
u away from the curb. he was
back to being angry. Cooking.
DISTINGUISHING Bathing the baby,
hopping the kitchen floor. I saw
you, Are you crazy. Martha I'm
going 10 hire woman 10 taxa
over first thing in the morning.
and you're coming straight back
with me.
Il am not"
Besides, the office is really
busy. We need you"
Helen needs me more"
But Martha. its ridiculous to
do work for which you are not
suited. when for small sum some
woman who"
Eugene doesn't want charity.
and neither does Helen. Those chill
dren need me, not paid servant"
Martha" he said ominously.
m going to telephone Bill"
The palms of her hands grew
damp. Everybody" she
cried in queer little voice.
everybody wants to go running to
Bill. | meant TO tell you before.
Suzanne has threatened to drive
up to camp and-and t-tell him
how I'm carrying on
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-26
Military Committee to Ask
Limited National Emergency

ate the emergency which It would
be called upon 10 declare, rather
than write in any specific time
clause.
Senator Lee CD-Okla.) said there
appeared 10 be informal agreement
on what he termed "flat-footed'
language declaring that the ma
tional interests were imperiled and
that an emergency existed.
Beyond this he said. most mem
bers appeared to desire a limita'
ton providing that the declaration
should not bring into force any
powers other than those necessary
to maintain the present Army in
tact. Probably. he said, provision
would be made TO extend the ser
vice Of enlisted men and non-com-
m|issioned personnel In the regu.
lar Army, as we'll as the citizen sol
dlers. guardsmen and reserves.
There would be. Lee continued,
no mention OF the possible employ
ment OF ~selectees, guardsmen or
reserves outside the Western Hem
isphere. He said II was the gen
eral belief OF committee members
that. in the absence OF language Of
this nature. present prohibitions
against such service would stand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-26

Washington, July gap The
Senate Military Committee moved
speedily today to whip into shape
a resolution declaring a limited
national emergency for the pur-
pose OF retaining s%electees, ma
tional guardsmen and reserves In
the Army beyond the present legal
limit Of n year.
Backers OF the resolution predict
ed that not more than two commit
tee members would oppose the
move.
Apparently agreed on the general
principles involved. the committee
was called into an unusual week
end session (at 10 a. m, EST 20
consider the final draft OF legisla.
ton expected to set OF explosive
debate when It reached the Senate
floor. probably Monday.
One question yet 10 be determin-
ed. some committee members said.
was whether Congress- should re-
tain final control over the addi-
tional amount OF time citizen sol
diers might be Gale upon to spend
in the Army.
There were. indications this
might be accomplished by provid-
ing that Congress could termin-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-26
B. of C.. Making
Final Drive ON
Kitchen Ware
Denton Adds its
Aluminium

Cleanup collections OF aluminium
for national defense programs
were 70 be made today By Board
OF Commerce youth service com
mlttee. Ypsllanu Boy Scouts have
worked the past two days in col
lectlng old aluminium IN a house
10 house canvass.
The wire fonce crib. erected on
the post office lawn at Adams St
and ". Michigan Ave. vas over
flowing today Nth old pots and
pans.
Collections made By DeBtOn Boy
Scouts were added 70 tho crib
this morning Albert Schrader, Jr..
scoutmaster Of Denton troop. con
tacted T. s. Weber. Sr, chairman
OF the youth service committee
Friday night and asked that the
additions be made. Mr.. Weber
commended the cooperation and
enthusiasm Of Denton Scouts.
Mr.. Weber has not received
word as 10 the disposal Of the alu'
mlnum but expects that authorized
scrap dealers will bsie the ma
terial and deliver Il n smelters
Checks will be deposited In n Of
the divisions Of United states fed
eral reserve banks. Money viii be
used for defense purposes on auth
~orization OF the government.