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Evening star., 1943-06-05
Trinity Rites 10 Honor
Bishop Leonard's Memory

Holy communion is to be observed
at IL am tomorrow at Trinity
Methodist Church in memory of
Bishop Adna Wright Leonard and
in honor of the two women and AZ
men from Trinity Church who are
in the service of the Nation. The
communion meditation by the Rev
Daniel Justice is "On Being Faith
full The Rev. Mr.. Justice will use
the story of one of Americas most
beloved religious poets. Grace Noll
Crowell, as the basis for his sermon
entitled The Poet Prays."
On Tuesday evening the Men s
Bible Glass will meet at the church
Evening star., 1943-06-05
BrookIond Buptist

In further explanation into
"the realm beyond the final river
that all must cross" DR.. M. C.
Stith will preach tomorrow morn
ing on Remaining or Returning" !"
Communion service will follow the
sermon. At 7:45 pm. the theme will
be Qualities That Live"
The Sunday school officers and
teachers will hold their picnic Mon
day on the church lawn at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Ascension EpiscopoI

Services tomorrow will be am.
holy communion; II am, holy COM
munion and sermon by the rector
Children's service at $50 am
Home away from home" will be
maintained in the fellowship room
1915 Massachusetts, avenue NV, on
Friday evening for the benefit OF
newcomers to Washington.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Zion Lutheran

Peace and Victory" will be the
subject at IL am. of the Rev. Ed
ward G.. Goetz. At pm he will
preach at the National Lutheran
Home for the Aged.
The Church Council will meet
Monday at pm
Holy communion will be adminis-
tered June 20 at $3.50 am. and II
a m. when new members will also
be received. The summer schedule
of services will begin when an $50
am. service will be conducted in ad-
dition to the regular IL am. service.
The Sunday school will hold it's
Children's Day service at $40 am.
on June 13.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Leland P-TA to Hear
Health Program Report

The final meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association of the Leland
Junior High School will be held in
the school auditorium at 8 pm
Tuesday.
A report on the health program
OF the school, prepared by a COM
mlttee Of parents headed by Mrs
Donald Thompson. will be discussed
and resolutions based on its findings
presented. Plans for the summer
recreation program will be discussed
and new officers elected for the
school year 1894
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Luther Place Youth Group
Will lake Tour Sunday

The Gospel That Will Not Rest"
is the sermon of the Rev. L. Ralph
Tabor at IL m. tomorrow at Luther
Place Memorial Church.
The youth group will leave the
church at 3 pm. for a sightseeing
tour.
The church councils meeting is
$50 pm. Wednesday.
The servicemen's and women's
dinner-social is at the church Sat-
urday at $50 pm. Following the
supper a program will take place at
the Thomas Circle Club, 1926 Massa-
chuSetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
DR.. Bird Will Preach
On Spring in the Heart

How Spring Comes to the
Heart" will be the subject tomorrow
morning of the Rev DR.. A. R. Bird
in the Church of the Pilgrims, and
The Difference Love Makes" is the
evening topic.
DR.. Bird will deliver the first of
a series of four sermons on "One
Glory of the Christian Life at 7:3O
Wednesday night. Title of the
opening talk is Yes and No" Three
other talks on this general subject
will be on the succeeding Wednes-
day evenings. ending June 30
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Dr.. Huwthorne's Topic
Is VALLEYS of Decision

DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, pastor Of
the Wallace Memorial United Pres
byterlan Church, will preach at IL
a m. tomorrow on valleys of Deci-
sion" and at pm. on Dry Wells" "
Representative Paul Cunningham
Of Iowa will speak at pm.
The Supper Clubs Nos. and 2 will
meet jointly at $50 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Keller Church Plans
Sunday Installation
OF Associate Pastor
Rev. Cedric W. TiIberg
To Preach First Sermon
At Evening Service

The Rev. Cedric w. Tilberg will
be installed as associate pastor to
the Rev. DR.. J. Harold Mumpher at
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
tomorrow at IL am. He was or
dained to the ministry on May Is
by the Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Central Pennsylvania.
The charge will be delivered by
the Rev. DR.. Dwight F.. Putnam,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church,
Gettysburg. Pa. The charge to the
congregation will be delivered and
the service of installation will be
conducted by the Rev. DR.. w. C.
Waltemyer, representing the Evan
selical Lutheran Synod of Maryland.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Sir Gerald Campbell
Will Be Speaker

The subject Of DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, minister. at II am. at Foun-
dry Methodist Church will be "Ihe
Fifth Freedom"
Sir Gerald Campbell. British min
lister and special assistant to the
British Ambassador, will be the
guest speaker at pm. His subject
will be Great Britain and the
Struggle for Freedom" bringing to a
close the special series of addresses
on Christian Europe Today"
Evening star., 1943-06-05
TheosophicoI Society
Washington Lodge.

THE Fourth Dimension" will be
the theme, Of a public lecture by DR..
Thomas Greville at 1915 H street
NV. at 8 pm. tomorrow. At $50
pm. James w. Mcclure will address
the Christian Mystic Glass. subject,
Behold, We Gomez The public
welcome. On Wednesday at pm.
members will meet for devotional
exercises and the study of the mas
terpiece OF occult science, The Sc
cret Doctrine" Friday at 8 pm.
Mrs. Lillian F. Boatman will give a
blackboard talk on "Astro- Psychol-
ogy." On June II, from to pm,
the lodge invites all friends to join
IN picnic party and dinner on the
grounds OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mat
thews Dawson, 65O6 Western avenue,
Chevy Chase.
Lightbringer Lodge.
The lodge held election of officers
on Thursday, with 1t. Comdr. C. F..
Stillman reelected president. J. H.
earns reelected vice president, Miss
Selma Rocke elected corresponding
secretary and librarian and Mrs.
Dorothy M. w. Bean reelected re-
cording secretary and treasurer.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

New Hamp. Ave and Buchanan 81. NV.
maryland Synod, U. L. c. Al
EDWARD G. GOkTZ. Pastor.
e:40 am.-Sunday Church School.
l. a.m.-Church worship.
PEACE AND VICTORY"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-11

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p"ls'' as host al . aur.
ne committee rcspund,l nv e..
inStic applause al The ,us.,-,...
oursih might be speaker If TO
mouse OF representative.
oh!E one mrmbc. Eu.,,i .ss
position IL the idea D-... d..
son al Union "cNvI.E-.e ........
SdNIhG that II Hu."t
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STORM windows tor WOOD or sire, Ordei
nov Installed University f-0s53
TIMING
GO TIERS conductors. metal decks Fas
SHE only iVanho- 7U3 or DreNel sea-
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Deatb lotites

CiAssNAN-Lsnore age -. Beloved wife
Of George, mother OF Jerome, daughter
Nof Mr. and MIS-. Harry stOler. SISTER OF
Manuel n. s. Navy. services Lewis
Bros Chapel 1889 John r., Wed, p. m,
MAI LLo-pee- Eihmena ase ~
wears. beloved wife 81 the late Joseph
dear mother Of Mrs. Joseph Leoni and
Anthony Maullo. Funeral from residence
asS9 Hunt street Thursday ~ ? 30, Sar
Efancesco'S Church at 10 a. m. Burial N
Nj Oliyet Cemetery.
METER Dec T. iei3 Jeanette Pungie
wife OF Harry W Muttery mother OF
Mrs. Georse M. Rserson. Mrs Phihp J.
Monaghan and paNlula Anne Mutter
lister OF Mrs. Carolyn Piper Mis- stanlei
~ Jansen. Services Al chapel of th'
- William v Hamilton 90 Cs-s Ave ~
Alexandrine, Thursday, 80 . m
ptORkOwskt John j., Captain. Drcem
Der 3. 1919 suddenly. beloved husband
Of Viola dear father OF Leonard and
dear brother n Frank PiorkowsN Mrs
Mary Gafniak, Eleanor Grohelny Cath
erine Wittstock Mary Piorkowsk daugh
ter-in-law, Virginia and Bcfnadine
33f3 Trombiey near Moran, Thursday
December =. l9f3 20 Immaculate Con
crption church at 1880 a. M. Integnen
M Ohvet
PIprR--Dec. ., Frank j.. beloved nus
band Of Rose ,nee KazmierkowskJ deal
son of Christina Piper. dear brother ul
Mrs Cecilia Selewsk, Mary NoIdylak
Anna Taras and Joseph Funeral servic'
rom residence 1929 Harper Thursday a.
30: 50 Thomas Church az 10.
NOGtLEi nec 4 1913. Mary Ann tne,
Dunn beloved wife OF the late Hairs
r dear mother oi Harold r Hazel "
Edward VoEeiey aud Mrs FpntcliH
Ames Funeral from residence 2hf9 TrUm
nun. Thursday ~ 30 a. m and huh
Trinity Church al g lnleimen' ~ Elliott
loI NG-Dec. . Mabel A. beloved Wif'
OF Lloyd mother az PVT Ivan Lloyd
n. s. Army and Pfc Robert Young. a. :
Army Air Force. Services A. the Arm
strong Funeral Home, 10000 Puritan
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LOST AND FOUND


DARK CLOVES Diamond ring inside
iosl vicinity Olympia Dee a keepsake;
reward 1924 Exeter. Townsend S-i7i3.
BROWN leather wallet with identification
Of Elizabeth Mayhue. ~ Mckinley,
Crosse Pointe Farms; reward. Niagara
s3U3.
DOG Small toy shetland collie; brown
black and white, female. harness and
license lost vicinity Gratiot and Nc
Dougall reward III. ssOa. i22l Me
Dougan. Dog Is sick and having treat
ments.
vicinity Philip, kereheval: reward.
LknoN Oiss.
LADY's Swiss white gold wrist watch
lost Saturday evening vicinity state,
GrNwOld or Grand River street car. re-
ward pReNel 5i63.
LOST Lady's Hamilton rose gold wrist
watch SUNDAY afternoon on West Grand
boulevard between Hamilton and Wood
wand. Reward Madison O33s
LOST Bowling ball. bag and shoes iden-
tinCatiOn Misc Mickey Benz. 56I4 French
road: liberal reward, no questions asked
Cherry 1860. 9 uh ..
LOST Wallet containing important papers
and money. Return contents and Keep
money. Vicinity Woodward and Adelaide
Plngree 567l.
LOST Blue stitched handbag. contains
ration books glass case. KEYS. papers ot
Russell bus 1921 Riopelie. Temple i-063O
LOST Hound vicinity seven Mile. HUI
black white and brown, 50 coward
1861 HUI TWlnbrOok 1880. evenings.
LOST Bief case IN downtown section.
CAP or restaurant, containing legal docu.
mentE liberal reward. lvanhoe 1902,
LOST High school giri's purse, fireman
Liyernois. Friday morning; reward. 1917
Majestic Or Tyler 5-677l after 4
LOsT-whte English Setter, black mark
ings no hunter Liberal cash reward
Phone Palmer, Niagara 0fs9
l.nST--lssaE,s BH4epa pFist- watch ~
Harper street car early Monday moIning
( reward TVhnhoc $3.50
LOST Antique thistr pir with sapphire
Topaz settInss, family heH,ooIn reward.
( Niagara nel3
i.p-F isrUwu MAZE dUg. white breast
(teWard- Madison si37
NAVY blue wallet. with navy Insignia
containing Identification card. birih cer
tnrste S23. etc. Edison Evergreen 400.
Reward
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ALTERATIONS

CARI son STUDIOS -- Adtcr' .s4uE diH-
plays posters 1909 Brush street Itif-
MN. 4 4 MI Oh OH
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1892 r. JEFFERSON FITZRoY 2i7s-7s
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,nbirro>s. .LrrR,rioNs. ,rrIos
DISPLAY

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ONSERT your attic INTO an incnms
We haance smatc, Madison 1856
At TOMATO HfAIING
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BUTLER Switchboard school-Reee zionist
filing. 2o02 David stott Building Cherry
2O3i
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ATTIC ROOM. S1H5 rP

.hestCs b'ick sizing, roofs. lltts ins4lh-
f.~ sxpert fepAfW FHA irrwf Hr inDuff
Gown kMv-Ee CorsirugtIrr. TEMPE
.3snn After e TOW EssnI h-Ne1s
EEFOEF making Rome lrFrurcTcrfe cal
tNs HOUSE DOCTOR fcr sIEa't' l-fs
art IDEAS no 0bbEaficn LAFAYETTE 0ln0
UFSTRtrK LUMBER co since 1855
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EME>I WOT

Ef OCK laylrg and ormeu, wors srcris,-
.tzlnE ~ alterations Ca1 Cataio
Hyes - owe fffo
HDEsERAIsi&G. piers. ifFstrg trR
10 On pay E.I i.fms To ePtn
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rIOon SANDING. WANING. EIC.

AT DusTLEss Goni. sanding hnshus
. own power Fosfrs trnp'e DOTS
stfmstss
III dustlcst eiruirs ,rn'.h.rt better ma
fsrtals own poser teasn1ar.c Olive
4nst
Al SANDING waving retrisblng good
workmanship Rfsrnrah.e rates
Edwards TOwnsend s27Tf
nl sTLESs FLOOR sAND1<C. tafr.fning
waxing old new nnar. tfsfiuafes
.F auhue 1924
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tLrCIRic,L strrLItS. fINrURtS

-FOUR CLOTHES cleaned n0w tls holidays
Famous Cleaners Telephsar columbia
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InT NDAIrnNN
MItiNTOR~
r,RNAcr CLrANING ANp Rtr,IRING

Al BOILER Furnace Repairing Re
placements Free cstimatet hR 714f.
Al FURNACE VACUUMFp rIcancd
chimncSs swept CRATES ere pots. new
furnaces installed Bnugard lvauhce $3.50
Al FURNACE vacuum cleaned chimney
swept CRATES hrcpGfs new furuar 90
installed Bungsrd. lyanhee $50
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G,R,orS-,IL r,rts

NEW overhead doors lnstaGed AZ types
garage repaired IKE new no down
paynent stone Construct on Madison
500
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE

LAI LIN OLN
AND BUY
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS. .TTI's
CARPENTER. repairing roonnZ plaster
~. pa.nin. FLA terms -'rnr Con
s-tgriion MAc4son $500
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
carr son STUDIOS -- Aoser' Islns $50.
rIs,s povcr. 1909 Brush street Itis-
rnels Randolph aiii
ALItBsIIo>s
YOUR CREDIT t. GOOD -
SO lo,r budget payment p.au for h ~.
ne repair usirfrnanre. trsgIa'inE. STORM
--AA- -At-Nthll-A "a sl
RasrRlcK LtNbEg 60 -
.in0 ~ MINIS H4fafff ~i@l
ARIES Co>sIRtfp
CONVERT your attic INTO al income
Ws haanre smatct Madison 1855
TOMATO Ht,ftN"
olL RNrR sas burner sfattf service
Lawrence Townsend t-tatl. i.,ls
- eofFaw Wilson
BUILDING ,IItR,rIoN>
ATTIC ROOM. S1S5 Up
i-nestos b'ick siaing, roofs pers inslih'
sSpeu repa'u FHA ierHl 20 more,
GOWN KAY Bee CONSTITUTION. Tempe
1Snn After e TCwEssnI h-oofs
REFoRE msk.uE Rome Improvement cal
tNs HOUSE DOCTOR fcf sIEa't' GEMS
art IDEAS no Obligation LAFAYETTE 01p0
HFSTEtCK LUMBER GO Since 1855
CENE>I WORN
ROCK lsUrg and crmeo, wors src~si-
lz.ng iHt alterations Cal tatato
t'>s owe lfio
HOUsERAIsi&G. pou. 'fFstrg p't1k.
10 an pay E'- lti'ns ITO '''''
'hki~ NN> ihft>
BEAUTIFUL Northern rsHVr taiFaw arf
spruce ~noiesa.t ptf ia.a't, ~
-.-,.. taI.sm psr
lens 49,, ..,di. q s1 Ted re- ~
tc 81 Is tct Cetsf ra.t r1 1900
S,raef~r Highway. cor scngo'.rtit w
sl7l
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TN M
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'"'
FLOOR SANDING, WAAiN1' El'.
a.. ptfgTf ISIS C.uf shrfing fnfehtftg.
.vn rs,,,er Po.ers TrnIpIe l6tS
HEs,imstss
Al a,tsf.e. sirrir. fa.sh.n. bsttrr MA
ferials dwn p9~er feaAo1sn.c Oi-sf
ansi
loS SAm1.i,' van RS aS ai s''' lates
nusTLEss FLOOR SANDING Nafr'snInf
~aNing nld nr~ n'.f 'fsii iff
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fnt >DtIroNs :
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n,uc,rops
ihE ORIGINAL ~ anide Gas 80. WORK
uanshIp guaranteed Ifcr '-sr7'
ftRNAtI CLEANING AND RtfNRIN"
AL BOILER Furnaces Repairing Re
placements 2" Free csiinatet Az 7'3f
Al FURNACE VACtuMtp cleaned
thlmncNs swcpi gfaiFs. hte rpit ~ 7"
furnaces installed brugard- lFanhrr Nltu
Al FURNACE vacuum Cleaned rhImnee
,sf $780, s,aa
-.
FURNACES cleaned. rcpaiflhf. ltpiaclnt'
sur1ses ~ 80
,,or Atp ptpps 49,. ..,..,s aud .,,,,,,...
80 - " ,...t ~ ,.,,r. 81 80.
,.rs. ,icss.S .,nsi,e6. sire rois rret..
Installed free est mates Contracts nc
Crpfed East Side Furnace Cleaners
1853 Foster owe 0sss
GARt6IS-AII thFt~
NVE oye,bsat doors installed All ,,p.s
garage repaired IKE new no down
r. fn'h'' S''hf ''''.I'' "'.
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CUTTERS
CUTTERS replaced hy cur expert work
man. f.cvchng. pler wurk. ROBINS,
siding. Anytime. TN i-h1sb
INSULATION
INcTu ATE NnTrp ATTIC
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GIRLS FOR FILING AND

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Essential business No experience necessary.
MiSTLE COAL COMPANY
Mitchell and Milwaukee
GIRLS AND WOMEN
for light factory work essential plant. Is
hour week permanent position after the
war. Apply $50 TO 8
WOLF DETROIT ENVELOPE co.
SIN pIOIiETTE
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Rrr,rR,>G wAsHrR>
y. BRUCH G. SON
Siding INSULATED
>TOkFR r.
50 STOKERS

D SIDING INsULATED-Fre estimate Gu-
Iespr Back ll77s Cloverdale no $500
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NOTICES
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE
rAINIrNG And DECORATING

bEsT workmanship guaranteed painting
nfcora'inr. wal Washing TO 6b...3
PAPERHAEGING So ard OF paper Ia
rlsded qDick service. -iiO s55s
Al.
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CUTTER,
INSULATION

replaced hy cur expert work
man t.evchng. UIer work. TOOilnE.
siding Anytime TY f-b7g6
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.1nRM MINnnMs

az pounds per hour SIZE immediate Do
lvc~s White Furnace C1mpany ssJ
MNlnLAan Ofegnn nnnI
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ICr skATING-WINpsOR

Al ACCURATE decoratiug rooms pa
pered s. up. immediate service Tim.
pie 25205
l paperhaneinc ceilings psfufei supple
WORK free estimates Temple 1-26qJ
aNcr r. M
Al PAPERHkNGINg KALsoMINiNti,
PAINTING ANY TINE. TEMPLE 2-077g
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Answer 70 yesterday puzzle.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
William GIenes, 50, Dies;
Fruit Wholesaler Here

William Glenes. SO, retired fruil
wholesale man and q native o1
Greece, died yesterday at his resi-.
dence, 720 Quincy street NV.
Funeral arrangements are being
handled by the Chambers funera
home, 1400 Chaplin street NV
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene.
terry.
Born in Santa Maura, Greece
Mr.. Glenes came to this country
about 35 years ago. He had beer
a resident of the District for 2(
years and before coming here hao
lived in Hopewell, Va. He retired
from the fruit wholesale business
four years ago. Mr.. Glenes was 9
member of the Leskas Society, ar
organization whose members came
from his home town Of Santa Maura
He Is survived by a cousin, Mrs
Argiro Avavanis, and a nephew
James BurSenos
Evening star., 1943-12-01
George N. Cook, Is, Dies;
Served in A.p. Bureau Here

BY the Associated Press.
VINCENNES. Ind, Dec. 1.-George
M. Cook, 70, former chief of bureau
for the Associated Press In Indian
apolis and well known in public
relations circles, died today after a
long illness.
After several years service in the
indianapolis bureau Of the Associ-
ated Press, Mr.. Cook later served in
the Washington and Chicago bu-
reaus. He entered the public rela-
tions field later, being connected
with Swift e. Co., the Standard Oil
Co. of Indiana, the Grisby- Grunow
Co., Transportation Association of
America and the Millers' National
Federation. He retired three years
ago.
He was born near Vincennes and
was graduated from Indiana Uni
verSity in 1897.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Rock Creek Staying
Jury Is Selected

John w. Morton. 3e-year-old
radio mechanic who formerly lived
IN the 1400 block Of Meridian place
NV, went on trial in District Court
today on q charge of second degree
murder In connection with the slay-
ing Of Mrs Grace G. Groome, 81, in
Rock Creek Park last August.
Most of the courts morning ses-
sion was spent in selecting a jury
Chief Justice Edward c. Eicher is
presiding at the trial. ...
Mrs. Groome's body was found In
the park by passerby. She had
been badly beaten. Her home was
in the 1900 block of Irving street
NV.
Morton was indicted in September
on several counts of second degree
murder in connection with the case
The charges were substantially the
same. except that the various
counts named different types of
weapons, including a blunt ihstru-
ment and Morton's hands and fists.
Morton is being prosecuted by As
sistant United States Attorney John
p. Burke. The defense attorney Is
Charles r, Hailer.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Ready for Postwar

Australian merchants are pre-.
pairing for buying rush when gov
ernment restrictions are removed
after the war.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
George ". Weast Dies;
Enqineer for District

George William Weast, 81, engi-
neer for the District Sewer Depart
ment, died yesterday at his home
1904 L street NV, after a long ILL
ness.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Friday at Chambers George
town funeral home, Thirty first and
M streets NV, with burial in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. -Weast, a native of Washing
ton, attended public schools here
He had been with the District Sewer
Department for 10 years. Before
that he had been an engineer at
Catholic University, the Holy Name
College and was with the Police De-
partment here as an engineer on the
police boat. During the last war he
was with the Marine Engineer De-
partment.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Weast; two daugh-
ters, Miss Frances Virginia Weast
and Mrs. Margaret E. Robinson; a
son, George Edward Weast, all OF
Washington, and his father, James
P. Weast of Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Schools Earn $5,952
For Paper Salvage
Work in November

The collection of newspapers
magazines and cardboard in The
Evening Star PTA Salvage-for-
Victory program during November
will give a net revenue to the CO.
operating schools of $5,952, almost a
third of the total amount earned
during the entire seven months OF
the original campaign.
Yesterdays collection brought the
total for the drive to date up to
l ,046, ATS pounds.
Some schools apparently had been
led to believe that the campaign
was to end with November, but that
is not the case. The need for the
paper Is as great as ever and all CO.
operating schools are urged to con-
tinue the collections until the critical
shortage Is relieved. It may be sew
eral months before it will be safe to
stop without jeopardizing the war
effort, oficials declared.
Checks for the individual school
for their November collections will
be issued as soon as the accounts
can be audited and statements pre-
pared. Some OF the amounts to be
received will be substantial and
should serve as further encourage
ment for the continuation of the
collections.
Collection tomorrow in district
together with the five leaders in
the District and their poundage to
date are as follows:
Evening star., 1943-12-01
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ANDEhSON, MARY ELIZABETH In
evRE Of SHE sses 9th Hho
cember i, 1923.
We miss you now. our hearts are sad,
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
Your DEvoTED CHI cH1LbREN. SFdsS; .
danae INT. MISS.5 s1n I.fi 81, 1t,
your, your wishes and plans though it has hs 'be been
whst 1ShetS dausbfee bsesive much in
May dos s bessnss mPnTssnt rest duFss Wh for
YOUR HUSBAND, oRvuLE O. MERRITT
PRATT. MARY E. Sacred to the men,
oIy Of our devoted aunt MARY E. PRATT,
cember His'i i. 1877. Il Two years ago today De-
Loved II rHs z. kEHsoHSsd k5sHsoHfssd r2M4nY 4 Mfsssh
REINHART, JOSEPHINE A. In loving
AISfaasi a q oYr %po m1ther JOSEPHINE
eighteen sn5n years ago today, December i.
I9yINa },1M: s9ss e ssr,7Y AND p ggAyyeHrERs-N- yeHr
dnER1rE.L dHEi ALrNEHs' hNNhs' FRANCIS MAR
:. RoTI; g: FREDERICK. A tribute of
dssE soI,lh husband and father, q. TREDER1csKk
December /, 1899. '~''
His memory is as dear today
HIS zfS fss' AND n 'eiifs sSaE
SHIP, FRANKIE AND EDWARD. A
Irlnuse Hry Ute M q loves devotion to our mother,
THhMklE SHIP, who passed September
l, 1875, and father, EDWARD SHIP. WIN
passed December l. 1941. VIII
Az nome in the beautiful hills of God.
IN the valley of rest so fair:
done, "oiA 10
With Joy we will meet them there.
THEIR CHILDREN
THOMAS, EDNA H. tribute of ,ove
70 the memory OF my daushter. EDNA ~
THOMAS. who passed away seven years
ago today. December /, 1885.
Her ,t sweet face is ever before me,
~ feel her dear hand in mine.
inat sweet look she always gave me
ronEsllL SsllL fingers in my mind.
NoNASoME MOTHER SARAH L. HENRY.