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the highway.

tAA~ iliS IL
In the future written warning
cards will be issued to motorists
in lieu of verbal warnings. The
m0torist will receive one part of
the card and a duplicate will be
filed at Patrol Headquarters.
Persons with bad driving rec
ords, built 10 by accidents, ar
rests and warnings. may be eX.
amined to determine whether
they are unsafe or unfit to oper-
ate vehicle on the highways of
the State, and their drivers Ii.
censes may be revoked.
These regulations are all de-
signed to give you greater pro-
lection on the highways. In the
midst Of this war, we cannot al
ford TO be careless. Remember
that Every automobile driver or
Pedestrian who makes an effort
to avoid traffic accidents is maxi
ing a direct and personal coutri-
button to our national production
program. Remember, therefore,
that by driving cautiously and
walking safeIy-ir addition o
doing our job we'll and buying
war savings stamps and bonds
we are helping America to win"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
Alias Summons

In The District Court Of The
Ninth Judicial District Of The
State Of Montana, In And For
The County Of Glacier.
Lennie Bull Smith, plaintiff,
versus James Theodore Smith, de-
PENDANT.
The State Of Montana To The
Above Named Defendant, Greet.
ing:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this &C.
ton which is filed in the office of
the Clerk of this Court, copy of
which is hereby served upon you,
AND to file your answer and serve
copy thereof upon the Plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days
after the service of this Summons
exclusive of the day of service;
and in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer judgment will be
taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In the COM
plant.
This action is brought for the
purpose of obtaining decree of
absolute divorce in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defend
ant upon the grounds of wilful
neglect and desertion. and giving
h e custody of Alfred Smith,
minor child of said plaintiff and
defendant, to the plaintiff.
Witness my hand and the seal
of said Court this Oath day of
May, A. D. 1913.
| Dan S. WEIGH, Clerk.
James E. Burdett, Jr. At
torney for Plaintiff, Residing at
Cut Bank, Montana.
court Seal Affixed
First publication May q
| Last publication June IS
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
July as Stampede
Plans Begun
Continued from, page oneJ

\SoIltlnueQ lrom page Onej
/ Mindful of the need of a yer
satile program. the Association
at the very beginning included
in its property a splendid half
mile race track. Thus. a posi-
bility Of pros aicness o f rodeo
events is removed. A we J.
rounded program in which the
entire gamut of thrills is now
possible. it is an actually, in
fact.
1t is no grave concern that the
armed services have picked up
those who were the star per.
formers in other years. There
is crop of younger ones on the
scene to t a k e their place, as
proven around the rodeo pens
and chutes at the May project,
when there were more riders
than horses, all OF them clammor-
ing for chance to pit themselves
against horse strategy.
And what is more, there are
enough "top-notchers" in h e
business, as also proven in May.
to assure the best there is in
rodeo performance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

CANDLES Store repairs an makes OF
radios, refrigerators, gas and electric
washers and bicycles. tt
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Kenwood Victory Gardens
Will Set Montgomery Pace

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 25.-
Kenwood promises to have some OF
the most pretentious Victory gardens
in the lower part of Montgomery
County, according to County Com
missioner William H. Prescott.
Donal L. Chamberlin has donated
the necessary land and abount 40
residents of the area already have
signified their intention to cultivate
plots, the average dimensions Of
which will be 30 feet by so feet.
Commissioner Prescott has arranged
to have the plowing done, but the
gardeners will have to pay the cost
of seeds and cultivation.
Those planning to participate in
the KenWood project are required
to sign an agreement not to hold
the county commissioners respon-
sible for any injury received while
engaged in their gardening activities
Evening star., 1943-03-25

/ JAMES M BENNER. Commander.
JOHN F. FARRELL, Adjutant
% iaid' HhRR9 SMITH HSfSss He ssTes siSR vifs'
sister. i br9teer and one aunt
/ from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
/ 1882 You st. n.v.; Rev James l.. Pnn Of
hciating, Friends invited. Interment
Paynes Cemetery, %
TAYLOR. JAMES On Tuesday March
! JAMES TAYLOR, husband Of Irene TAYLOR.
uneaa hdme Gfsfs ; ave- we ahd st
Funeral from Salem Bapust Church,
Gymss ans MaFia s at Fsy WoodaTn
/ Cemetery.
80 1a43 at siblsv HosDi}a Hos igfs'fEt KATE Ms'Gh q
TAYLOR r Of I2I2 = 1ith St, Sc beloved wife
'ne wi wm 5ohn p gsgGs SsmGs Pohs and hd%s # 52h9
! r. TAYLOR Mrs Flora L. Braun and Mrs
Nell Neuhaus, and sister Of Mrs Dora Tsy
ior ior, MrS: Lucy Wells and Mrs Eliza Taylor
d.sbtar Fgnera r from NJ. ths 5eSjdencs Of her
terment Confessional Cemetery. c5
/ WAINWRIGHT, HELENE NJ On Tues
1ay M1aeE p M 't T9H Fire. 1s ave Of
Georgia Gilmore
e., Remains n resting at the Malvan 4, schey
where services will be held Thursday. March
p; at 7.30 pm. Interment Cumberland,
n,11h %%htssoN e s4 AeE alice On w1yRHssos
wife OF the late William S. Wiikerson' jr ',
aunt of Alice NJ Rollins
:, seryicss C at Chambers funeral home,
.
At ! am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Colonial
Beach papers COPY %
WIsNER, GEORGE A. On TUESDAY
March 30, 1913, GEORGE A wIsNER
beloved father OF 1t William F and
HeSSege Sagt,cs Misner. c,,, ,
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited
WITHERsPooN, FRED Departed this
life on Wednesday March "a. 1943, at Gal
ineer Hospital FRED WITHERsPooN. He
leaves surviving his widow, Mrs Leana
Wyitnerspoon; his four sons. Harvey. Fred,
Mr. Joseph Witherspoon, and host of
trlendS Remains can be reviewed after
pm, Friday March @6, at the Johnson e.
Jenkins funeral home, 2O53 Georgia ave.
;, Funeral services Sunday March IS, at
John Wesley A. M E 2 Church Al pm.
lnterment Lancaster S. C. 25.o7'
ZEA, JOSEPH H. On Thursday. March
nv, JosEPH H. zEA. obess beIoved lmn brothsr St, st
Mrs. Eugenla zea Rollins. Miss Eliza beth
neral home, 2ao1 14th st. NV.
Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1943-03-25
War Fund Receipts Total
$4,000 in ARLINGTON

Money and pledges amounting to
$4,000 have been received toward
the county's $4,000 quota in the
present War fund drive, it was an
nounced yesterday by the Arlington
Red Cross Chapter.
John Phelan, drive chairman, ex-
pressed confidence that the county
will reach its goal, but said that re-
turns have been slow due to diff
Guilty in covering the territory. The
largest single donation received to
date was $1,000 from Che Hattie NJ
Strong Foundation
Flying squads OF workers in uni
form during the next two weeks will
cover areas where no solicitors have
yet been assigned in an effort to
contact everybody, Mr. Phelan said
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Request 10 Defer
391 FEC Employees
Disclosed by Fly
Declares Replacement
For Highly Technical
Work Is Difficult

The Federal Communications
Commission has requested deferment
for 39l Of its l035 men of draft
age, according to testimony in the
record of the House Military Sub
committee which is investigating
/ deferments in the Federal service.
The figures were furnished yester-
day by Chairman James L. Fly. who
said that l59 of those whose ex-
emption has been sought are not
married.
Mr.. Fly said the commission had
requested deferments only for en-
ployes in highly technical work, such
as monitors and engineers inter
cepting foreign broadcaSts for mill
tarv purposes, and when Represent
ative Harness, Republican. of In
diana asked why Younger men on
these jobs could not be replaced by
older individuals, the witness said
that few older men have good
enough hearing to do the work.
Rumors Brought Up.
Chairman Costello asked the wit
ness to comment on ''rumors' that
students were being induced by the
FEC to attend radio schools on the
promise of good Job with the COM
mission. and occupational deferment
once they went to work. Mr.. Fly
responded that any representative
of his agency who advanced such a
proposition would be fired
The Government employe draft
question also was injected into the
proceedings of the House yesterday
Representative Harness criticized
Elmer Davis, director of the Once
of War Information for furnishing
list five mouths old when he was
asked for a report on the draft
status of men in his office.
Exposed to Suspicion.
Il do not wish to bring a definite
indictment against the Owl in the
present case" he said, but that
hsCliNy llhn NhppoSi itoCll
to the suspicion that 1t was seeking
a loophole in sending up information
which it certainly must have known
was outdated, and which 1t might
deny If the occasion demanded"
At the same time, Representative
Flanagan. Democrat, of Virginia
reopened the case of David Gins
burg, retiring general counsel of the
OPA, whose draft status recently
was investigated by the Costello
committee. Mr. Ginsburg asked his
draft board for release to enable
him to accept commission. In a
lengthy statement inserted in the
record, in which he blasted the.
Henderson -Ginsburg OPA," Mr.
Flanagan declared Mr. Ginsburg is
wholly unfit for official service In
the Army"
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Prof. Ballard TO Speak
To Aqer Association

Associate Prof. Walter r. Ballard
horticulturist OF the University of
Maryland, will be guest speaker at
the regular meeting OF the Ager
Citizens Association, Queens Chapel
Manor, Hyattsyille, Md, at 8 pm,
tomorrow at the Mount Rainier
High School.
George B. Brawthen, president OF
the association, has announced that
the group has planned an intensive
program for Victory gardens. Plots
have been awarded to applicants
and a contract has been made for
the plowing of 3 acres of ground
adjoining all sides Of the Maryland
community
H. I. Snippen, secretary OF the
organization, will announce plans
of a membership drive at tomor-
rows meeting.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
DINING ROOM
AND DINETTE

1-S49.95 Swedish Modern BIeached
Dinette Corner Cabinet with glass
doors --------------------- $34.5o
1-S2495 Solid Rock Maple Colonial
Kneehole Dining Room Buffet,
hand-rubbed finish " SlSS5
l-S99.50 Toasted Mahogany China
Cabinet. hand-rubbed finish suit
able for living room $3.50
l-$54.95 Six-piece Knotty Pine d.
nette Suite, includes buffet refec-
tory table and four chairs-F1oor
Sample-As Is s S288S
1-S29.95 Walnut Dining Room China
Cabinet s1sse
1-$29.95 Walnut Dining Room Buffet $3.50
2-S19.95 Maple Dinette Bullets
Floor Samples s- $1388
2-S16.75 Swedish Modern Refectory
Dinette Tables, Bleached Solid
Maple top with chrome legs Sass
@Sl89.50 Toasted Mahegany-nine-
piece modern dining room suite.
includes credenA china and buffet,
extension tabIs and six side chairs 3l337S
Evening star., 1943-03-25
BEDDING

15-S39.50 Modern Headboard Beds.
complete with steel kant sag spring
on legs comfortable mattress and
champagne maple headboard, 3j3
Size-Compete ------$2 $2S 90
5-$8950 Tufted Upholstered Twin
Headboard Beds with hand-tied
steel coil box springs on legs and
pre-built border mattresses s5ss5
1o-Sl3.15 Re dipped Foldaway Cots
and Pads-Complete ---- $9.95
24-S10.95 Heavy All Cotton Mattresses
standard sizes available ble---------, ss.ss
1S-$19.75 Layer Felt Mattresses with
woven striped ticking. all sizes s139S
5-S59.50 Hand-Tied Steel Coil Box
Spring and Pre- Built Border LAYER
Felt Mattresses, woven damask
ticking-Both for s s39.95
Evening star., 1943-03-25

4 times a year we give
our warehouse a thor
ough housekeeping and
this Spring the job is
very important. Huge
shipments of Summer
merchandise are on the
way and we desperately
need every inch of space.
Even tho most of this
can't be replaced we must
close out all odd lots,
broken suites and floor
sa m pie but quick!
Don't miss it!
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Dr.. J. B. McEIroy Dies;
Former ANA Official
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 25.-
DR.. j. B. McElroy, rs, former sec
retary OF the medical section of the
American Medical Association and
one time governor of the American
College of Physicians. died here yes
terday, III health forced him to re-
tire from active practice nearly a
year ago
DR.. McElroy also had served as
professor OF medicine at the Uni
verslty of Tennessee and was chief
OF the university's division of med
icine from 1922 to 1899.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
Nevada VoIidotes
Marriages Since 1887
B ne Associated Press.

BH INF NSSoclaIed FreSS,
CARSON CITY. Nev.. March IS
In case any of the thousands of per-
sons married in Nevada since 1897
is worried about the validity of his
marriage, he can relax
Gov f. P Carville signed bill
yesterday validating all such mar
riageS.
The Legislature in 1887 inadvert-
emily repealed a section OF the mar
riage laws specifically licensing min
listers, judges and justices of the
peace to perform wedding cere-
monies.
With that section reneale some
Evening star., 1943-03-25
BEDROOM

2-S5995 Three piece Colonial Maple
Suites, includes chest, double bed
and choice of dresser or vanity $44.5
1-S149.00 Walnut Modern Twin Bed
room Suite-four pieces includes
large vanity, chest and twin beds $685.
$4,000 Five piece Bedroom Group,
includes steel coil inner-spring
mattress, coil spring, double bed,
dresser and chest-choice of mod
ern Walnut or Colonial Maple
Complete ------------------- S79.9
4-Sll5 Three piece Modern Suites,
choice of Lined Oak or Walnut
Includes dresser chest and bed
Excellent construction ---- S699
3-S119.00 Four piece Modern Walnut
Suite-includes chest dresser, van
ity and double bed--- S77.0,
6-S5s.50 Champagne Solid Maple
Swedish Modern Dresser with ex-
ira large mirror or--------- S245
l-S219.00 Four-piece Americraft
LINED Oak Modern Bedroom
Suite. includes Vanity with full
length mirror. chest dresser and
double bed-Guaranteed construc-
tion-F1oor Sample S149. 81
Evening star., 1943-03-25
DINING ROOM

1-ss4.5o Herman-HEnier synitsaser NV
Knotty Pine Corner Cabinet - S1B95
1-s165.00 Sh-pieee Modern LINED
Oak Dinette, includes oval extern
sion table, credenza buffet and
four chairs-Floor Sample ------ Sss.s5
1-S55o.00 Herman-Miller BIeached
Prima Vera Modern Dining Room
Suite-Bought for model home
display-A Is --------$3 $39s.oo
4-S55.00 Dinette China and Corner
Cabinet with glass doors-choice
of Autumn or rich Red Mahogany
finish ------------------------ $3.50
1-S65.00 Mahogany Buffet, hand
rubbed finish from the Jeffersonian
Group ---------------------- s3ss5
1-S89.50 Mahogany Credenza Dining
Room Buffet -----------------s $500
5-S49,50 All Walnut Modern Exten-
sion Dinette Tables, cross banded 3
veneer apron-Solid Walnut legs S1S.98
1-S159.00 Seven-piece Modern Wal
nut Dinette Suite, includes large
CredenZa China and buffet, ex-
tension table and four chairs
Floor Sample S S109 90
5-S1950 Swedish Modern 6-Pc Din
ette-includes extension table, four
chairs, choice OF china or buffet $50 90
3-$69.50 Lined Oak Dinettes, choice
OF china or buffet with extension
tables and four chairs S3es5
1-$4s.50 Swedish Modern Breakfast
Nook, includes table and two
leather upholstered benches-will
seat four ses8S
1-sl34.5O Seven-piece LINED Oak
Swedish Modern Dinette Suite
Slightly mismatched --- $500
Evening star., 1943-03-25
BEDROOM

S-S29.so TO S34.50 Odd Dressers, Gen.
uine Walnut and Mahogany We
neers-Floor Samples ----- 81
3-S2950 Odd Vanities s---- 81
2-$59.50 Bleached Prima Vera Mod
ern Twin Beds-Floor Samples
7--s19.75 to $3.50 Odd Beds, choice
OF twin or double size-F1oor Sam
l-S59.95 Champagne Swedish Mod
ern Cedar Lined Chifferobe 50
S-S15.95 Four Drawer Walnut Chest. 81
3-S119.00 Four piece Eighteenth Gen.
tury Suite, Mahogany finish 81
1-S69.50 Grand Rapids Construction,
Sheraton Vanity and All-mahoE-
any Mirror-Complete - 81,
a-s6s.5o Two-piece Regency Guest
Room Outft-includes chest and
double bed both for for- So
Evening star., 1943-03-25

attorneys argued no one was author
lied to perform weddings, although
Nevada legal authorities insisted the
weddings we're valid.
The missing section is back now.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
John J. Rumboreer, II,
lumbermon, Dies
BY he Associated Pres.

FTFNS.
PHILADELPHIA. March 25.-
John j. Rumbarger, II, former
president of the Eastern Lumber
Salesmen's Association. died in a
hospital here Tuesday night.
Born in Kingston, Ind, he at
tended Depauw University For 30
years he was Philadelphia district
manager for the Babcock Lumber
Co. of Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS

1-S3995 Bleached Swedish Modern
Corner Bookcase-Floor Sample sls.ss
1-$33.5O Toasted Mahogany Mod
ern Bookcase-one only----- 1888
7-S33.50 Swedish Modern Table
Desks. Choice of beautiful Toast
ed Mahogany or rich Rosewood.
Expensive matched banded We
neers ------------------s s1s.75
1-$1S9.50 Large Toasted Mahogany
Modern Breakfront Custom
made-Hand-rubbed finish. One
only " Sl3say
1-A4.5o All Walnut Modern Seven
Drawer Kneehole Desk S2s.s5
l-S146.50 Grand Rapids Bleached
Walnut Kidney Modern Kneehole
Desk. Genuine leather top SIS, 50
1-$39.50 All Walnut Modern. Cor
ner Bookcase-F1oor Sample S1S8y
1-$22.SO Eighteenth Century Ma
hogany Corner Bookcase SI2.7y
2-$l5.5o Mahogany Sheraton Con-
sole Tables ------------- 1895
1C$6.95 to 1886 China Table Lamns
and Shades-Floor Samples $3.50
@$9.95 Maple Cricket Chairs,
sturdy construction - sS.e8
l-$lo.S5 White Porcelain Top 25x4o
Kitchen Table with drawer-As Il SS.S8
l-SS.S5 Mahogany students Desk-
Floor Sample " n N
lS-S4.S5 = 37.95 Odd Bedroom. Desk
and Dinet$e Chairs n N
1-SlS.7S Large Frame Console MIR.
Fof' Floor sample-As N-------- $S.ss
Evening star., 1943-03-25
LIVING ROOM

3-$l3s.50 Two-piece Modern Suites,
reversible spring filled cushions $500
$3.50 Swedish Modern Lounge
Chairs, steel spring webbed con-
struction-Very comfortable - S3665
1-S5s.95 Swedish Modern Wing
Chair-upholstered in pastel blue
decorators fabric - steel spring
construction-Floor Sample $3.50
1-SsS.5o Haywood Wakefield Cham
payne Modern Sofa-Rose uphol-
stery --------------------- s6s.ss
6-S15.75 Swedish Modern Sagless
Spring Seat Occasional Chairs
upholstered in fine cotton tex
tured fabrics s--- 1888
2-s69.50 Modern Lounge Chairs
Beautifully styled Deep feather
weight steel spring construction S48.5O
S-S27.50 Swedish Modern Tub Occa-
sional Chairs-Steel spring con-
struction ----------- &l665
2-S156.00 Pullman Sofabeds-Com-
plete with mattress-opens to full
size bed-Durable upholstery $1,000
1-S139.S0 Solid Mahogany Duncan
Phyfe Sofa - Reversible spring
flled cushions-Tapestry uphol-
stery ---------- -------- 500 50
1-s325.oo Three piece Hand carved
Frame French Suite--Combina-
tion OF VINE, blue ana gold DAM
ask; steel spring construction $245.00
1-S129.50 Solid Mahogany Knuckle
Arm Sofa-Steel spring sagless
construction Floor Sample 500 50
1-S69.50 Fireside Tufted Back
Lounge Chair. Rope fringe dec
Grated base - Down cushion
Floor Sample ------- $39.s5
3-s1s.s5 Steel Spring Eighteenth
Century Occasional Chairs Choice
of rose or blue decorators up
holstery Sl28S
4-S24.50 Tufted Swedish Modern
Lounge Occasional Chairs. Floor
Samples --------------------- 1888
15-S39.95 Assorted Living Room
Chairs includes Knuckle Arm,
Pillow Back Tufted Back, Wing
and Channel Back chairs-Dur-
able tapestry upholstery-Your
choice ------------------ s.s.s5
4-S89.95 Three-piece Solid Maple
Colonia Suites, includes sofa and
two chairs ---------------& $685.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
DrathH
SCHJLI,E

KILLER, L. S The comrades of
Gen Nelson A Miles Camp,
No. / Dept. D. c, U. S W. V,
e@ are requested 10 attend the fu-
FSM neral Of cur late comrade, l.
3f&fHI s. SCHILLER, al the Deal fu-
SIS&S neral home. 4sl2 Georgia ave,
S7SI al 80 o IN. Friday. March 26,
- 1913. Burial In Arlington Ne
Evening star., 1943-03-25

Great oaks from little acorns
grow. War bonds are the most
promising aCorns on the market.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
SAUNDERS, SARAH JANE on We

SAUNDERS. SARAH JANE. On Wednes-
day, March "a. lp43 at the Methods ST
Home. Galthersburg, No Miss SARAH
JANE SAUNDERS. Remains resting at
GARNER E funeral home, Gslthersburg, Nd
Funera! services on Friday March 2S,
al pm, az the Methodis' Home In
terment Lake View Cemetery. Hamilton
Va.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

RHEA JEANETTE. On Tuesday. March
80. l943 at Garfield Hospital JEANETTE
RHEA. beloved wife Of James A. Rhea.
daughter OF VIII and Bessie Carson, sister
Beneltha Carson, niece OF Mrs Bessie
Rama. Friends may call at the W Ernest
Jarvis funeral church between pm
Thursday; March 25, and D m. March 26.
Funeral and interment johnson City,
Evening star., 1943-03-25

On Wednesday, March "a, l943, at his
residence, s12 Quackenbos st. NV, BER-
NARD EDWARD REICHHARDT, sr;, be
loved husband OF Ellen f. Reichhardt.
father OF Mrs. Catherine M Nickel Mrs
Helen E. Difinbaugh, George A, John j
and 1t. Bernard Z, Reichhardt ir. He also
leaves five grandchildren,
Funeral from the Wilson K Huntemann
funeral home, 1892 Georsia ave. NV. on
Saturday. March 81 at $40 am. Re-
auiem mass at the Church OF the Nativ-
ity. 60o5 18th st. NV. at 10 am. Rela-
tIves and friends invited TO attend. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
Evening star., 1943-03-25

Lodge, No. is, B. P, o, - Elks,
will convene in session OF
sorrow at 1:3n pm. Thurs
day March %, l943. for
the purpose of paying trib-
ute TO the memory of our
late brother. PATRICK j.
FOLEY. past trustee, en-
rolled october ., 1903; died
'iE services at the Hines fu-
Evening star., 1943-03-25

M will convene in session OF
RAfN as1 sorToS Ms1ch at 80 ss PM Tat Thurs T5-
sN.H the purpose OF paying trib-
Nk 1>M ute TO the memory Of our
-N late brother. PATRICK j.
~ roiied iid octoSer otSSef ., 1903; 1903: died lied
March %. Elk services at the Hines tu-
h.rsl home, l4th and Harvard SITS NV
- aMBRosE { BIC p I5?Ss DURkIN EXALTED Ruler,
Attest: W, s, SHELBY, Secretary.
GAwEN. WILLIAM "; o On TG, TUESDAY
miiAM iIfh W. aAwEN Solved beloved tather q
Wiibur W; and Doris NJ. Gswen, Mabel z.
Laura NJ. Holroyd, Thelma NJ. Howard and
Virginia A. Roland; brother OF H. y"
tef, 2i2a Randolph place ne Friday
Mreh 90 at F Reises a9a Trsna
hs,,aa Hssue Va intsefes Services By Chambers
GORDON, CHARLES MALCOLM. Or
ns1Sdiy eHAREs MsTsh s. is4 Il Meeas On
sSsS,ssi ss,oS2ed husband EanAs Of Nf hoase sordon
fne.. funeral home, 1929 st. NV.
GREENsTREET. BEULAH KATE. On
wednesday, March "a, 1943, at her resi-
spAH esa9 Roqts K ssfT spras Md OeeIee
Vie Of Tempt. B. Greenstreet and mother
OF Alien A. and Everett T, Greenstreet
drs. oertrude DAVIS 1I Mrs ,- Clayten on, G
Jusen Jus n Of = New york State
Remains resting at the S. H. Hines Co
funeral home, 1901 14th 81. NV, where
teryices will be held on Friday, March 20
At 3 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
HAHN, KATIE. On March a; 1913, a
washington. D. C.. KATIE HAHN, widow
sf the late George Hahn. .
Funeral Saturday. March q, at 2 81
m. from Taylors funeral home. An
napolis Md, with REQUIEM mass at 81
Esry's Church at 10 a m lnterment 81
Eary's Cemetery, Annapolis, Md. %
HANSEN, OLAF PAUL. On Thursday
March 25, 1a43, al the home OF his son
Paul j. Hansen. 1921 North Moves drive
silver Spring, Md, OLAF PAUL HANSEN
Of o3a Bonifant st, Silver SPRING No
husband OF the late Nina c, and fathe
nf Nina j. and Paul J. Hansen. Mr.. Han
nn rests at the Warner E Pumphrey fu
nera home. s434 Georgia ave, silve
kpring. Mo,
az 1a43' JOHNNIE HARRIS Of l34s Rigs
h NV husband OF Lille B Harris, fathe
Of Grac. Jones. Isom end Sadie Harris
Remains may be viewed after m
Friday, March 26, at Frsziers funers
home. $50 r. !. ave. nv where funera
ervjces will be held on Saturday. Marc
81. at 2 m. Interment Lincoln Memoris
Temetery. 20