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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, furnished
Deslra6ls location: Call MA. 1401.
PRIVATE OFFICE, with secretarial serv-
zee parking convenience; s25 mo. 612
ENTiRR Z ii 1", 9Th FLOOR c.rtr., n.t,,n.,
Bank Bldg. 63l Penna. ave. NV about
900 So. IT.; light. heat and elevator serv-
MA. 1923
3, DESIRABLE ROOMS 18th and G sts
Phone North 24aS
PRIVATE OFFICE in downtown ONCE suite.
attraetiyely furnished: secretarial service
FRONT OFFICE. bright: near 18th and
Eye sts; NV; furnished or unfurnished.
RA. 1903 Sunday. RE. l222 on weekdays.
K ST. NV. BETWEEN 3lst AND 2.nd,
Combination ONCE and apartment, con-
tains large ground-noor front ONCE with
2 rooms. kitchen and bath adjoinine.
Heat furnished: Parking space in rear
AZ newly decorated Ss5 90 per month.
IA. 1854 ---''
APPROXIMATELY 1000 So. It.,
central location. HO. 1928.
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YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO
KEEP ALL THOSE BOYS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED 5-rm. and bath brick
hunsalow oil heat: l blk, from bus: 800
mo. T. P. Johnson Falls Church 1875
Mr. CEDAR GRovE--6-rm. house, elec
bath, double sarase chicken house nearly
IFS Frederek a9 PIKE Ike Gsi,hers6urs Nd Phone
sBEDRooM brlsk house. tile bath S,,l ss sIsetTIc
rsesnt; sn 0 sf5i % +sos 9' Fox rd u north Of
BsrEyn. Md Brandon: Bervyn I74-J:
nearby Va, Ia blks, Wilson blyd., near
school: STORES etc; s35 mo. GIL, oHIa
LOVELY, 2-b.r. furnished bungalow. with
beautiful recreation room near Suitland
snd Army Air Base; dishes s0d, s0d linens incl
ACRES 4-rm house, lish:s; near An,
nsndsb nandsle' S35 m mo oss II Johnson Fails
Observation-Disclosures IH!S RI I room furnished dwelling,
oedrqoms coal -wh GeoTse Wash Wash
ences required; immediate occupancy. Also
s.room furnished dwelling in North section
% he c1s rsnta M $50 90 avaable JAM
phG9s ksS 2sT2 s csns sHns ps,t Asx sa
Completely furnished, 5 rooms and bath:
month,;, Wa 1854 Arthur Carr eve and
CAMP SPRINGS. Md-conv to suitland,
Navy Yard: ) rms. and bath. fun base.
ment oil hot-water heat, Automatic hot
water fireplace, elec. range Gear earage,
large yard, porches. plenty shade; adults
only; s55; Glint9pS rflS s. n.,nt n.n.r
fioors: nr 1-fare stop at Mt. Rainier. S65
mo adults \ n k;shtbown, VA 1874
houses in vicinity of Hyattsville. Zant-
ringer, jr., WA. 1919. 19'
ARIINGTON-New 5-room. semidetached:
coal hot-air heat close to bus; 1oc fare
SIcE Eo'SSfGw SGw s-RooM HOUSE. Ia baths,
large recreation room and garage. oil heat;
and rooms for $50. All modern. Fairfax
81 or SIS
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FARMS FOR SALE tcsrsiausd,

The best for the money on the market;
asrss in : hish state Of cultivation, balance
bath heat: tenant house; dairy barn IN. co1ld o16
including crops, 20 cows. IL heifers, bull.
horses. all farm eauinment. including
tractor and milking machine, In good
appointment. Phone Herndon 3s. Estates,
stock and dairy farms, country homes in
H.rndon H fsiriaa snsfaa'y Co., Hue Va Farm agency
Shore Of Maryland; about 1000 acres OF
land, practically level. The sand loan for
Which xhsh h oa.d % aSsrssd eounsy is
about 90 years growth. enough marsh for
game: near nice village. reached by good
T9ads; Te ss;, no Improvements; 1S price. sl5Gao
ITO Lou1s q s p T; sHoEMAKEE ,,as
ANNE ARUNDEL 90, MD-90 acres,
essy rei ,nd Ss %aer
FRINGE Georses Co. Mo. Marlboro pike.
msi fT0% ioea,on e Prse hsusss 5
100 acres clear, Is scres timber, tobacco
barn. Price. $4,000.
HEIGHTS REALTY CO.,
Capitol Heights, Md
Bowie Building. Upper Marlboro, Md.
RidIlOoIO 100.
STOCK AND TOBACCO FARM
Water front Il mile) on estuary Of Po-
lent soil: $50 acres, $50 cultivated, 80
timber, 7-room dwelling, 3 tenant houses,
numerous farm buildings; $4,000: request
list and map.
LEONARD sNIDER LA PLATA. MD.
Texans Making Money.
Raise winter vegetables. strawberries to-
matoes. pink grapefruit Roses all year
outdoors. Write for free folder and bar
gain list big and little improved properties.
Strout Realty. Edinburs, Tex.
SMALL VIRGINIA FARM
On edge Of Herndon, 25 miles to D. C. 32
acres with good 1room house; about "a
acres in cultivation and grass. House
consists OF ] st floor. living room with fire-
place, dining room. kitchen with electric
reirigerator and range. bedroom. front and
modern bath; basement. garage; barn for
STOCK and feed. corn crib. machine shed
chicken and brooder houses, shade trees
in yard some fruit: $3.50; 80 800 cash;
terms. Exclusive listing.
EASTMAN R CTEEI
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Sc 600

IL acres. with substantial s-room
mouse that has Just been painted coats
white with green shutters and papered
and painted throuthout inside 1t Is wired
and the electricity is available Good well
and small barn. About s acres clear bal
ance good stand Of second growth, mostly
oak On a State road in FAIRFAX County
- miles from WASHINGTON and in an area
Memorial highway $1,000 down. balance
monthly. See MASON HIRST Arnandale
va. az the end OF Columbia pike Phone
Alexandria sslH. Closed SUNDAYS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

THREE OR FOUR bedroom brick house in
Va or Nd. with / "a or = acres; substantial
cash payment Box 263-L. Star. 49,
LISTTNGS OF
ARLINGTON HOMES WANTED.
Watch the ads. from week to week and
you will see that we specialize in the sale
cf Arlington properties only and if you
desire to sell YOUR home or other property,
obligation to you; our 1S years experience
in building and selling Arlington homes
qualities us TO- give you expert advice on
redecorating or repairs are necessary we
supervise same at no extra charge: we also
have special sales plan that seldom ever
falls to get quick and satisfactory results
with the minimum amount of bother to
you. May we have the opportunity of
serving your
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
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STORES FOR RENT

5000 BENNTNG RD S.E-Unusuai oppor-
tunity for any business in this growing
community, no other stores for several
TRANSFER CORNER, Georgia ave. and
Kennedy st. NV; a real opportunity for
good business. GE. 1I22
COR. 10th and R /. ave. ne, on main
thoroughfare to Maryland, attractive win
soSs aoEs s1.Ii TIE no hoor & excellent location Henry
BIG STORE. suitable for trucking ONCE or
used furniture: 3 blocks Union Station
cheap rent. TR, 5447.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for any type of
business: also suitable for ofnces; heated
reasonable rent. Chevy Chase Arcade,
$500 Conn. ave. WO 4142 or EN- 1896
lSx6O space. 2 rest rooms, terrazzo floor;
sx6o finished basement; 7-ft ceiling !;
rear entrance; parking space, RA 1433
CONN. AVE, near Chevy Chase Circle-3
room, excellent location for beauty parlor,
dentist, millinery shop or similar business,
Thos j; Fisher & Co. Inc. DI $3.50
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

ALEXANDRIA, 400 Adams ave, corner Nj.
Vernon ave-Modern detached brick
and bath, laundry. recreation rm in base
ment, oil heat. ecc refrg.; u min. bus to
Pentsgon. NAVY Bldg. or National Airport:
Will sell with small cash payment or rent
for SIPS: immediate possession. Owner
Phone Ordway OBS. Open Sunday, . to
:, m.
EaloV. full hasemt., fireplace, gar, oil
h,-v.h a.. unfn. md. f., stove, IN acres;
rental, S53 mo-: refs. owner Alex. 24n2
furnished. living room. fireplace. 3 bed
rooms, large den with private bath. recre-
alton room with bar, fireplace and lava
tory. oil heat, built-in garage Day. tele-
phone SH. 6940: night, telephone SH.
1855
house. oil INV h.. conv. tranSp.: S6.950;
S6a SO mo. DI. 1251
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GARAGES FOR RENT

SPACE CAR. FIREPRooF, PVT. GAR.
lo1"o: water. elec Rear 2l22 Leroy pi
Ten INDIVIDUAL GARAGES for rent
18th and sts. s.e.-Larse spacious brick
50 per month. Phone National 1850 for
further details. Immediate occupancy
ii35 CHAPIN ST. NW.-Strictly private
all concrete, 1reproof. elec and water:
lakes modern car: nice doors; wide paved
alley; IS. CO 1915
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TRAllERS WANTED,
I WANT TO PURCHASE two-wheel lieh
trailer chassis, either Chevrolet or Ford
Fans. Temple 1897 after D m Ia.
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GARAGES WANTED.

3-CAR. suitable for heating and electricity
5000 moor West ne. or east NV Wash
or nearby Nd. State rental and location
Box oSg-G, Star
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REAL EsTArE SALE OR ExcHANcE

!dl0 18th ST. N.W-Laree s rms. attic,
porch. new condition, finished basement.
baths, large attic. insulated weather.
stripped, screened, etc Open Sun
FORTY BUILDING LOTS on ten acres
north of Silver Spring as part payment on
house In northwest Washinston. Box
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- SGNOND COMMERCIAL LOT.
~. n: ave. at @ st. n.w.-6,000 So It !;
sidewalk level; water. sewer, paved streets
Price, $4,000; small down payment; easy
GEORGE Y. woRTH1NoroN & SON,
Active Realtors Since lSq2
171Q Eye St. NV National 33o6
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COMPARE
AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

1LLOAT Z IINST,
One-day service. by appointment only
Can ME. 7456. Custom built work Grade
! and grade tires carried in stock
GOODYEAR Tire Co. 2Oa New York ave
NV Leave car in the morning, call for
same al 5
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FALLS CHURCH, VA
9-RM STONE HOUSE

8-RM. STONE HOUSE.
North Arlington, an ideal home with
over /. acre in grounds, 3 bedrms., 2
baths, unusually large screened porch
over Gear built-in garage, completely
equipped modern kit. full basement. attic
immediate possession; $4,000 cash re-
REALTY ASSOC, INC.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
CHESTNUT 1927 UNTIL 8 Pm.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA,

Cfhcer transferred, must sell 3-bed-
room, 1a-bath brick home, large living
room, fireplace. fully equipped kitchen.
plumbing. laundry, oil heat slate roof.
An unusually large attractive fenced lot.
Price, S10,950; $1,000 cash.
ROMYE LAMBORN.
Realtor. 6n0S Wilson Blvd, Arltng ton, Va.
CHI 42l3 or GIL, 3H1l
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PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan: low
mileage, perfect tires; radio and heater
one owner; leaving for Army Cau RA
nq15 between IN. and 2 pm. TAYLOR
/ 1915 thereafter
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PACKARD 1941 club coupe, 6-cylinder;
condition. Hyattsville Buick. WA. 4111
PLYMOUTH la41 2-door sedan excellent
way Motor Co, 3O51 NJ st. NV. MI. o1s5,
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe: in excellent con-
dition throughout, including tires See it
for real buy, X10h cash Chestnut Rh34
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Mother Of Marine Hero
Launches u. 5. :. Cannon

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del. May 26.-A
destroyer escort vessel, the U. S. s.
Cannon, was launched yesterday at
the yard of the Dravo Corp.
The trim anti-submarine ship, 300
feet long. with a 36-foot beam, was
named in honor Of First 1t. George
Hamm Cannon of the Marines, who
was killed during a Japanese attack
on Midway Island. 1t. Cannon's
mother. Mrs Estelle Hamm Cannon
Of Ann Arbor, Mich, sponsored the
craft.
Marine Capt. James C.. Bell paid
tribute to 1t. Cannon's bravery and
read a citation signed by President
Roosevelt in awarding him the Con-
gressional Medal Of Honor post
humously.
The citation said 1t. Cannon was
at his command post when he was
mortally wounded by enemy shell
fire. He refused to be evacuated
from his post until after his men.
who had been wounded by the same
shell, were evacuated. and directed
the reorganization until fore
IDLY removed, and as a result Of his
utter disregard Of his own condi-
ton, he died"
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Senate Group 10 Get
New Radio Hearing Date
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
A new date for opening hearings
on the White radio bill
will be announced within the next
few days. Chairman Wheeler Of the
Senate Interstate Commerce Com
mittee told reporters yesterday.
Originally scheduled to start to-
day, the hearings were postponed
because OF the necessity for COM
pleting inquiries into legislation
previously introduced.
Senators Wheeler and White. Re-
publican, Of Name are sponsors of
a measure calling for broad changes
in the organization OF the Federal
Communications Commission, de-
signed to assure equal opportuni-
ties" for political and other utilixers
OF radio and to strengthen proce-
dure for appealing from FEC rulings.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Legion, AFL Declared
Opposed 10 Repeal Of
Chinese Exclusion Act
Representative johnson
Sees 'PiecemeoI Attempt
To Enoct Tabled Bills
BY the. Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Ward johnson,
Republican, Of California says the
American Legion and the American
Federation Of Labor have informed
him they will oppose pending leg
islation to repeal the Chinese ex-
clusion law.
The organizations believe, Mr..
johnson said in a statement yes
terday, that the repeal movement
is the beginning of 4 "piecemeal
attempt" to enact legislation ad-
vocated last year by the President
to permit free movement of persons
and property to the United States.
Measures Tabled.
The Californian recalled that op-
ponents OF those measures, which
were tabled by the House w avs and
Means Committee. expressed belief
their passage would initiate a break
down Of immigration and tariff
restrictions.
Mr.. johnson said he also believed
the repeal legislation to be right in
line with Utopian attempts by Harry
Hopkins, Justice Frankfurter, Mrs.
Roosevelt and Vice President WAL
lace to assist the down -trodden races
in foreign countries by permitting
them to come to the United States"
That, the Californian contended,
would jeopardize the interests of
American boys at the front when
they return after the war to seek
jobs at home.
Warns Of Dynamite"
1T is = dangerous thing, packed
with dynamite" he continued. TT
is part Of the Presidents s defeated
program, being brought up at time
when the United States is sympa-
thetic toward the Chinese and it is,
therefore, working on the sympa-
thies OF Americans"
Mr.. johnson said he shared what
he termed the conviction of the
American Legion and the AFL that
passage OF the. repeal legislation
would introduce "coolie" labor to
this country which might threaten
the trade union movement here and
lower the standard of living, par
ticularly In the West Coast and
Rocky Mountain areAs
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Store 10 Honor Quirk
For 80 Years Of Service

George Marcus Quirk. vice presi-
dent and store manager Of the Hecht
Co.. will be presented with a dia-
mond pin representing 80 years OF
service at the annual Ten-to- Fifty
Year Club banquet at o'clock to-
night at the Statler Hotel
Four other members OF the club
will be awarded ruby pins
in recognition of 20 years of service
in the company.
Approximately 800 associates Of
the Hecht Co. will be present at the
banquet. Charles S. Nix. president.
will preside, and Bert M. Sarazan,
publicity director, will be toast
master
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Swift, Total Victory
In Pacific PLEDGED
By Patterson
Gen. Macarthur Given
More Air Support,
lndustriolists Are Told
BY the AssociAted Presa.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, May 26.-Undersec-
retary Of War Robert P. Patterson
says America Is determined to seek
complete victory in the Pacific at
the earliest possible mQment and
promises that Japan will become
increasingly aware Of the attention
we are going to pay her"
I'VE have sent substantial air re-
Inducements to Gen. Macarthur In
Australia. We know he will employ
them to advantage. The President
has announced that the bulk of our
Army and Navy forces are now in
the Pacific. No. Japan has not been
neglected" he told the Ohio Manu-
facturers Association and the Asso-
ciated Industries of Cleveland at
joint war-progress meeting last
night.
I'VE are determined on complete
victory in the Pacific at the earliest
possible time, the Undersecretary
asserted.
We will recapture Burma, We will
reopen the Burma road, we will res
cue and rearm China, we will lib
crate the Philippines. And. In the
end, we will utterly destroy the ruI-
ing caste Of Japan" he added.
The Undersecretary said in the
inevitable victory over our enemies,
We at home have a major role to
play" He cited production figures
since Pearl Harbor-37, 900 tanks,
100000 machine guns and 14,0O0,-
100000 rounds OF small-arms am
munition-and declared the de-
mands OF war are Unsuitable What
ever We have produced Is not enough,
not nearly enough.
We must not overlook the i'm
portance Of the North African vic
tory in our war against Japan. North
Africa is long way from Japan,
but the opening of the Mediterrane-
an will cut In half the time it takes
to ship supplies that must be sent
to India and China by sea.
The enemy is still strong and
powerful and hard to get at," Mr..
Patterson cautioned. He has huge
armies and vast resources. We have
made a start. fine start, but we
must constantly remember that 1t Is
only a start-the start Of our Of
fensive campaign"
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Court Delays Hearing
In Dr.. Wilson Case

The case Of DR.. Edward Comstock
Wilson, 63, Of 1T b street Sc, &C.
cused Of performing An illegal op-
Grafton on 4 21-year Govern
ment worker, was continued today
until June 8.
Municipal Court Judge George d.
Nelson set the date at the request
Of Assistant United States Attorney
John B. Diamond, who asked for
the continuance until such time Is
the girl Is able to appear in court.
Detectives said the girl, who was
admitted to Gallinger Hospital last
night. told them she paid DR.. Wilson
SIS for performing the illegal opera
ton.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
}. Hills Robson
Dies on West Coast
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SANDY SPRING, Md. May 2e.-
Word was received here yesterday
OF the death Monday in North Bon
neville, Wash, OF j. Hills Robson,
IS, a former Sandy Spring resident.
Burial will be in North Bonneville.
Mr.. Robson, who was unmarried.
is survived by two brothers, Philip
w. and E. P. Robson, both Of Sandy
Spring. He was born in Baltimore
and for about 40 years made his
home in the Sandy Spring neigh
borhood
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Gen. Bruce Transferred
To New Post on Coost
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TEMPLE. Tex, May 2e.-Maj.
Gen. A. B. Bruce, creator OF the tank
destroyer center here and its COM
manding general since its forma ton,
has been ordered to a new command
as commanding general of the 77th
Infantry Division. The division is
on maneuvers in California.
Gen. Bruce will be succeeded by
Maj Gen. Orlando Ward, former
commanding general of the 1st
Armored Division, who returned to
the United States in April following
injury from machine gun f1re In
North Africa.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Dance to Inougurote
Hispono-AmericunoC Club

The Hispano-Americano Club, an
organization designed to provide CO.
operative medical, legal and other
services for the Districts 1900 Span
iards and Spanish h-Americans. will
be formally inaugurated at 10 o'clock
tonight. with dance at the May
flower Hotel.
Raul Alamo. club president, has
announced that membership In the
club is open to all Washingtonians,
whether or not they are of Spanish
extraction.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

The sooner you get that War sav-
inEs stamp IN your book the sooner
you will get victory In the bax,
Evening star., 1943-05-26

Don't lose hope til you've tried =
Star Want Ad." MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-05-28
lit Mrntnrta1tt

BOSWELL, ROBERT NJ. In memory of
ensMrf e1T 1a1her and and erandfather ROBERT NJ,
DXnGHTRR 1Hs9tA yssEs ago 9N6 t5day NIX
G1LL1AN N AN6 5'; V1RGIN1A, iHANDOAo'AitA' H.
DAVIS. CICELY D. In loving remem-
DAVIS. who departed this life eighteen
HER DEVOTED cHILDREN, LUCILLE
AND JACKSON
DEMAREST. FRANK B. J. In loving
remembrance Of my dear husband. FRANK
%, 1942
Little 1 thought when kissed you
Ihat 50 SO soon they would tell me you
But one day 1 hope to see you
In Heaven at Gods throne
DEVOTED WIFE. FRANCES.
Short and sudden was the call
But never will those who loved you best
Forget the day you were laid to rest.
YOUR r. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
HACKNEY. JAMES v. In loving re-
Ams 9t SRr der bus husband and father
rest two years ago today. May %, 1941.
HACKNEY, Jr. -
HUDSON. BEATRICE In loving mem
ory CRY, OF our darling sister, BEATRICE HUD-
today, May 2s, 1912.
Your CHEEKY ways. your smiling face,
are pleasure to recall;
And died beloved by all.
Although your soul is now at rest
The aorId 1Tfe voTa dT4% scare care an, and pain
sisTERs AND fs51i BRoTHERs.
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Detroit Pays Homage
Al Edse| Ford's Bier
$500 View His Body
At Funeral Purlor
BY the Associated Press.

s.
DETROIT, May 2s.- Approx
mately $500 persons. representing a
cross section of Detroit's industrial
lists, bankers. public officials and
labor, viewed the body of Edsel Ford
before it was moved this morning
from midtown funeral home to
Christ Church at Crosse Pointe, a
Detroit suburb, for afternoon funeral
services.
The quiet services, with the Right
Rev. Frank w. Creighton, Episco-
pal Bishop of Michigan. and the
Rev. Francis B. Creamer, rector of
Christ Church. officiating, were for
members of the family and closest
associates.
Mr.. Ford, who was president of
the Ford Motor Co. for "a years, died
Wednesday morning from a recur-
renee of stomach malady aggra-
vated by undulant fever.
Persons waiting to see the body
of the 49year-old industrial leader
formed long lines in front of the
funeral home yesterday, and the
procession was broken only when
members of the family arrived.
Throughout the day flags Of
schools in Detroit and suburban
Dearborn were flown at half staff
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Drutha

RICE. ALBERIINE GILMORE. Depart
hs e on May hS 1912
D, and BERTHE 3. Gilmore OF 1885 Willard
st. 5.vo+ nv She av Leaves to mourn their loss
Anime GimoFs Leak fous aun5s, aHa S'siTs' Ms
tha W Clay. New YORK City: a Mrs. rs Maud
G Jones and Mrs. Emma B. Gilmore Of
Nd an Snes a9ys smond MaS
Leak Ak and other relatives and friends
You St: n W, Rev. stephen Gill spottswood
onfaRs sody may be viewed the
va k1cHMoNp. DUNCAN LEE. On Friday. ida
ve Y h!s DTNcAN Lee Ell RH
MoND, beloved husband OF Mary Mac
Notice of funeral later. 80
SELDOM. JOSEPH. On Thursday. May
e. e. o@ I945' at at FTeedmen,s Ha zen Hospital. JOSEPH
A5Tsd Nus Fthei q 5; & Williams II ae gis aso IS sur
o MoRae Wam and ofhsr rsa
tives. Friends may cali at his late resi-
deqfs sfT serPiees m s. sunday M.v ao
1:3o pm, at Allen A. NJ, E. CHURCH, Is n
ST. and Ala. ave. Sc. Rev. E. R. Purnell
ARRANGEMENTS by Robert G. Mason. 80
=, SHERIDAN, JAMES j.; On Tuesday,
e faheq Rspvea 81 hnsDa9a MTs gadt 9t
Maley' ,,s Rev, Rey JamsS Is A Sheridan NJ. M.
nF uners aF1e from his ate residence 1892
9 st: Sc, Saturday: May 90, at $50 am
Requiem mass at Holy Comforter Church
cesr H sna friends Al2znse
ments by P. A. Taltavull. 2s
=, sMMs, PERCY H. On Wednesday,
Kc sK 70 ls s M1uat son Of Al A1o lte HesGss 2osn
sm6 h95 Of NsT PORK Rephsw ey .0d of s1S
Saturday, May %, friends may call at The the
fundfa ern' frcn St. so Lukes p 'R 6 chnreh nc
ll5th and Church sts. NV, on Sunday
May 30, at l pm. Interment Woodlawn
GP;5 4 .s155 GslnSs5 saesp5s oE
s0Sss e as"ahs5 Chant 6 esn MFs Of Fomp Fos
kinsville, Md. She also leaves to mourn mourn
SSyen f6yen four sons two sisters
may cali at the Robert G. Mason funeral neral
bone; me y 22Gn % Nchols nl ave. Sc after pm.
ch4db 1sse ssrycss Mo at Hoy Ghost Gshoe
STANLEY. ARTHUR D. On Thursday,
marson place NV, ARTHUR D. STANLEY,
Sr., father of Arthur D.. Jr. and Albert
c. Stanley.
Services at Chambers funeral home,
l4OO Chaplin st. NV, on Saturday, May
20, at pm Relatives and friends in
Vlted 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery
THOMAS, ALEXANDER G. On Wednes-
Gay. May 26, 1913. at his residence, sos
New Jersey ave. NV, ALEXANDER G.
THOMAS, husband of the late Lillian L.
Thomas.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TuONpGnN WUyJAN
on Thursday, May 27, 1943, at his home,
near Boyds. Md, WILLIAM H THoMP-
son. son of the late William C. and Eliza
Thompson.
The late Mr.. Thompson rests at Hlton's
| funeral home Barnesvllle. Md, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday. May %, at
pm 1nterment Forest Oak Cemetery,
Gaithersburg, Md
| WALKER, CHARLES KNAP. On Friday
M May IS 2s' e l943; CHARLES KNAPP WALKER
| OF 1875 Sheridan st. NV, beloved husband
Of Laura II. Walker and father Of. Thelma
Cummings Remains resting at the S H
Hines Co. funeral home, 29O1 14th st. n W.
Notice of funeral later.