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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
Movie Has
Rosy View
OF Russia
BY ROBIN COoNs

HOLLYWOOD-"Mission to Mos
COW" has been on display only a
month now. SO perhaps it's little
early to expect the Russians to re-
turn the compliment by filming a
Mission to Washington"
When it does-if it does-it
should be a simple job. All they
have to do, following rules of in
ternational courtesy, is to adhere
to the formula which seems to
have guided Warner Bros. in max
ing a movie of former Ambassador
Joseph E. Davies book. Just let
them picture us as practically per-
feet folks, blessed by sanity. prac-
tically infallible leaders, struggling
along the best we can-but cheerily
with our weird political system.
They could make a pretty good
picture, at that, without altering
the line of Mission to Moscow" at
all. They would have, of course, to
keep the character President Roo
sevelt" intact. They could do no
less than depict Ambassador Davies
as he is shown in Mission to Mos
cow,"-a capitalist, but an OPEN
minded seeker for the truth. And
they would, in all graciousness, tip
their hats to the Warner Bros,
just as the Warner film does.
1t would be frightfully crude of
| them and we are sure they
wouldn't be crude-to point out that
in Washington there is tiny bit
of confusion, that though all fac
lions are united in the win-the-war
crusade there still are factions, to-
gether with bit of suspicion that
people are still playing politics
while decrying same.
! And of course, if the Russians
are diplomatic, they would not at
tempt to touch upon such of our
internal set-ups as the O.P.A., the
W.P.B., the N.L.RB., and other
alphabetical agencies. emission to
Moscow mentions the OGPU, the
Russian secret police, only in pass
ing-and then most kindly) They
would skip all that, and picture us
only as liberty-loving, fearless
people-which we are.
| All of which could be taken as a
quarrel with Mission to Moscow. .
1t is not.
My own reaction to the film was
Wonderful But true?" Hearing
] Mr.. Davies, gifted raconteur, tell
informally the same stories that
are told in the movie, 1 found
them completely convincing. See
ing them enacted on the screen,
was struck with the essential
weakness of films as propaganda
medium. They are simply too good
at it. They are excessively glib.
They have the gift--or fault of
making a one-sided argument SO
one sided that it invites skepti-
cism. This film tells us so much Of
what we want to believe-that
Russia and its leaders are spiritual
as well as military allies of ours
that I found it cloying.
For all that, Mission to Mos
COW" is certainly unique among
Hollywood films. 1t doesn't bother
with conventional plot or drama,
but uses the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
technique. 1t takes its point of view
(that Russia, Roosevelt, Davies,
Stain and the Warner Bros. are
all wonderfully and never departs
from it. 1t damns American isola-
tionists as it does Russian Trotsky
lites, sparing neither.
1t has already started a whirl
of controversy-and therein may
lie the pictures ultimate good.
--
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Douglas v. Anabale, taxi driver,
was fined $25 by U. S. Commits
sioner Felix Gray this morning
for speeding on the Douglas Road.
He was arrested by Territorial
Highway Patrolman Emmett Botel-
no.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
INDIAN OFFICE TEACHERS
HERE ON WAY TO HOONAH

Edgar F.. and Lillian V. Russell,
principal and teacher for the AL
aska Office of Indian Affairs
school at Hoonah, arrived here yes
terday on their way to Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
LANATURNER
GIVES BIRTH
TO DAUGHTER

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, July &c.
Lana Turner, honeyhaired film
actress, gave birth to a Z pound
IA ounce baby daughter today.
Her husba>1, Stephen Crane, an
Army private, is with her,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
DIVORCE GRANTED

Bernice Edwards Johnson was
granted a divorce from Leonard
A. johnson in U. S. District Court
Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
EINSTOSs is HERE

H. Einstoss, we'll known fish
buyer from New York, arrived in
Juneau during the weekend
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
HEATON AT BARANOF

H. G. Heaton, with Libby, Nc
Neill and libby, is in Juneau from
Taku Harbor. He is at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
BOYLE TO WRANGELL

James E. Boyle, Union Oil Of
fetal, took passage to Wrangell
on Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
War Casually" Puts
Lieutenant Cook Back
On Line OF War Duty

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= Construction and Mining Machinery
IL to Settle an Estate

Hnn H. ~ CONSTRUCTION and Whining machinery
vi Sk2kA to Settle an Estate
1-Complete
80 Electric Motor, so CYCLE Forming Drills
8-4-pont Dolies, various 4
2-Sullivan lack 2-Top Bottom Forming
Equipments Guages
l. Oil with 4
Set Blacksmith Tools for Hand Induction Blower
Sharpening steel
Protectomooes. Electric Drill Hammer, volt
II X. w.
Sharpener with Equipments 1-Peton Water Wheel
24-point This Machinery Practically
Apply to J. M. PICHOTTA, Skagway, Alaska 4
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26

wounded three times since we rolled
going strong. He's quite a guy
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-07-26
Stain on
Russ Front
With Army

Continued from Page One)
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BUY WAR BONDS
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Miss Eileen Caffrey, II,
Dies Of Heart Ai|ment

Miss Eileen Patricia Caffrey, II,
senior at Sacred Heart School, died
yesterday of a heart ailment after
a long illness.
Miss Caffrey, daughter Of Paul A.
Caffrey. was born in Hazelton, Pa,
but had lived here since she was
years old. Her mother died three
years ago. Mr.. Caffrey is an engi-
neer for the Iron Fireman Sales
Corp. here.
A requiem mass will be sung at
10 am, Saturday at the Sacred
Heart Church, followed by burial in
st. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville, Md.
Besides her father she is sur
vived by sister. Mrs. Helen Marie
Castillo of San Francisco.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Joseph Freed|ander, Is,
Famed Architect, Dies
3y the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Joseph H.
Freedlander, 73, architect, who de-
signed structures ranging from the
1,500,00 museum Of the City Of
New York to the Fifth avenue
traffic towers. died yesterday.
An architect for 30 years, he also
designed the $4,000, 900 Bronx County
Courthouse, the museum of the
French Institute of the United
States, the buildings of the Saratoga
Spa, including the Hall of Springs.
His entry won the competition in
1912 for the Perry memorial at Put
in-Bay on Lake Erie in Ohio and at
about the same time he won a COM
petition for his design of the Port
land (OregD Auditorium.
Other Freedlander-designed build
ings included the National Home
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,
johnson City, Tenn, and the st.
Louis Club, in st. Louis.
A graduate of Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology and the Ecole
Des Beaux Arts in Paris, he was a
member of many art societies. He
is survived by his widow. Gladys,
and a son, Ronald.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Wing Comdr. Naked
To Be Buried TODAY

A military funeral for Wing
Comdr. H. j. Maxted, communica-
tions officer with the Royal Air Force
detachment here, was to be held at
3 pm. today from the Fort Myel
Chapel. Burial was to be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Comdr. Maxted, who was killed in
an automobile accident Sunday, was
the third British officer to be killed
here in traffic accidents within a
week. Two woman officers in the
WAAFS were killed November 16.
Comdr. Maxted is survived by his
widow and two children, who live at
304 Normandy drive, Silver Spring
Md.
Among those scheduled to attend
the services are Air Commodore D. l.
Blackford, who will represent Lord
Halifax. the British Ambassador
Air Marshal Sir William Welsh, head
OF the RAF delegation here, and other
officers stationed with the Raj and
British military detachments here.
Pallbearers will be Group. Capt
S. H. Randall, Squadron Leaders
Richard williams, George Baille, j,
B. Fell and E. G. Taylor and Flight
1t, j, w, Bramham.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Barbour and Differ
Funeral Rites 10 Be
Conducted TODAY

Funeral services for Senator W
Warren Barbour, Republican, of New
Jersey, who died here Monday night
of heart ailment, and for Repre-
sentative j. William Otter, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania. killed in a
plane crash Sunday night, were to
be held today.
Rites for Representative Henry B
Steagall,. Democrat, of Alabama
chairman Of the House Banking
Committee. who died here early
Monday, will be held tomorrow In
Ozark, Ala. His body was to lie in
state for two hours today at Mont
gomery.
The House and Senate delegations
named to attend the funeral of Mr..
Otter In Amber, Pa, left here this
morning and were to be Joined in
Philadelphia by former President
Hoover and Harrison E. Spangler
chairman OF the National Repub-
lican Committee. Mr.. Otter was
chairman of the Republican Con-
gresSional Committee.
A 12-man committee will repre-
sent the Senate at the funeral of
Senator Barbour, to be held at St.
Paurs Episcopal Church, Paterson,
N. j. Burial will be in Paterson.
The Senate adjourned yesterday out
OF respect for Senator Barbour.
The Steagall funeral party left
last night and after pausing in the
Alabama State Capital, will con-
tinue on to the Ozarks for services
at II am. tomorrow.
Services for Mr.. Steagall also were
held here yesterday at Gawler's fu-
neral home with the Rev. James
Shera Montgomery, House chaplain,
omciating.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Harry N. Pierce, 10,
Du Pont Engineer, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-Harry
M. Pierce. 10, director of the Du
Pont Co. and the man who, during
the World War. designed and COM
pleted for Du Pont and the Gov
ernment smokeless powder and high
explosives plants valued at $685.
100000, died last night in the Jeffer-
son Hospital.
Mr.. Pierce, a retired president and
chief engineer of the Du Pont En-
gineering Co., resigned in 1887.
He was stricken Monday at his
home, Hilltop Farm, near Reybold,
Del.
He is survived by his widow and
four children, Mrs. william T. Lem
mon, Ardmore. Pa; Mrs. John w.
P. Love of Washington, Harry M.
jr., Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. Lee Mel
vim, jr., Seaford, Del, and 10 grand
children.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
1n Mrntnriant

BREZ, RAY. In sad but loving remem-
oTance of our dear mother, RAY BREZ.
who passed away seventeen years AGO to,
day. November "a. 1926
HER CHILDREN.
BRUCE, RICHARD. In loving memory
OF our dear husband and brother. RICH
ARD BRUCE, who passed away one wear
ago today, November "a, 1912
1t was one year ago today
That God called you to rest;
We are all thinking of you this day
AND the ones who loved you best.
Your cherry smile and helping hand
We're always extended to all;
You always had friendly word forsevery
HIS sIdIHg IPdEyoTED WIFE, LILA; SISTER AND
DATTORE. LILY L. In sad but lovins
memory 0f our dear daughter and sister
EILI t L. DAITORE, who departed this life
twenty twenty years ago today, November "a
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Lily,
1t is sweet to breathe your name;
In life we loved you dearly.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, FATHER, SIS.
TER AND BROTHERS
FRYE, RAYMOND. In loving memor,
Of our dear son. RAYMOND FRYE, who
passed away twenty-eisht years axo today y
November "a, 1915.
A leaf in the book Of memory
Is gently turned today:
You are not forgotten, loved one,
Eov1Ea EoS NJ HHRsNTs YHSIR sssT be; AND .sorr..
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Mrs. Georgianna B. Hayes
Dies at Dauqhter's S Home

Mrs. Georgianna B. Hayes, IT
widow of Lemuel D. Hayes, sr., who
owned the L. D. Hayes g. Son con-
tracing and building business here
died yesterday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs BERTHE Dougherty
400 Eighteenth place NE.
Funeral services will be held at
Mrs. Hayes home, 2615 Bladensburg
road NE, at pm. Friday, with the
Rev. c. F., Langlands, pastor of the
All Saints Parish and the Addison
Chapel, officiating. Burial will be
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Hayes was born in Prince
Georges County. Md. but had been
a resident of Washington most of
her life. She had lived at the
Bladensburg road address for lS
years and for 30 years prior to that
had lived in the Kenilwoth section
Her husband died three years ago.
Besides Mrs. Dougherty, she is sur
vived by three other daughters, Mrs
Ollie Reh. Mrs. Elsie Seabright and
Mrs. George E. Rosenfeld; a son,
Lemuel D. Hayes. jr; two sisters,
Mrs Catherine Farr and Mrs. w. w.
Griffith. and brother, william A.
Beall, all of Washington.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Dr.. Herbert Goddard Dies;
Philadelphia Coroner

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.-Dr.
Herbert NJ Goddard, coroner of the
County of Philadelphia and widely
known peologist, died yesterday at
his home after a two week illness.
He was 63
DR.. Goddard attained a national
reputation in rehabilitation of con-
victs during 18 years as a member
and chairman Of the Eastern Peni-
tentiary Board of Trustees. He was
chairman at the time of his death.
In 1912 he became coroner for a
four-year term. He was one of the
city's foremost specialists on eye,
ear, nose and throat ailments.
DR.. Goddard performed a ton
silectomy on "Scarface" AL Capone
when the latter was imprisoned in
the penitentiary. About two months
ago he organized convicts at the
institution into skin bank" to give
skin in grating operations to vic
tins of burns.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
In Mr1ttnrtat1t

JACKSON, WILLIAM H. In loving men,
ory Of my dear husband, WILLIAM
JACKSON, who entered into eternal rest
nve years ago today. November "a, 1888
Let us think Of him today,
Sleeping, resting Just away.
Gone. but never forgotten.
DEVOTED WIFE
JENKINS, LOUISE LANDS. tribute
er, LOUISE L. JENKINS, who passed
1855 ~ ~ ' -e"'e' a.
We miss you now. our hearts are sad,
AS time goes by we miss you more;
Your loving smile. your gentle face,
No one can flll your place.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN
STEWART, SAMUEL d. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory Of our
beloved husband and father, SAMUEL D.
STEWART. who departed this life nine
years ago, November "a. 1894.
Blessed are those whose memories we
cherish. Our thoughts add Jewels to their
DEVOTED WIFE EFF1E F. STEWART.
AND SON. RUDOLPH
sTITT, SAMUEL w. AND GENEVA E.
tribute to the memory Of our brother,
SAMUEL w. sTITT, who passed away
teen years ago. October 26, 1924.
But when the storms Of life have passed
Wen fold this earthly tent Of clay
And meet you both some day.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS, zEILIE E.
dMsLaT AND coNS11E S. RAiFaRp. HE sri =
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Arlington Burial Planned
For Col. Thomas Clarke

Services for Col. Thomas Clarke,
U. S. NJ c., SO. who died Saturday
in the Philadelphia Naval Hospital
after an illness of several weeks.
were to be held this afternoon in
the Fort Myer Chapel, followed by
burial in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Col. Clarke was in charge of the
Marine Eastern Recruiting Division,
with headquarters in Philadelphia.
He had extensive foreign duty in
Santo Domingo, Panama, Haiti, and
China. He had been in the Marine
Corps two months less than IS years.
Besides his wife. Mrs Mariana
R. Clarke, Rosemont, Pa, he leaves
his mother, Mrs. G. G. Ward, New
York.
Evening star., 1943-11-24

|circulations Of the four ran into
the millions.
Other enterprises included the
Berliner Illustrite Zeitung, an IL
Illustrated weekly magazine. circu-
lation 2,o00, 900; the Gruene Post, .
rural weekly newspaper with a cir
culation Of 100000. and several
magazines.
Ullstein Verlag operated its own
news service in Central Europe and
its book-publishing branch printed
Erich Maria Remarque's."All Quiet
on the Western Front" and many
other popular novels.
Ullstein came to the United States
in 1889 from England, where he and
other members of his family had
fed year earlier
He is survived by his widow, .
daughter, two brothers, two sisters
and a son who is serving with the
British Army.
Evening star., 1943-11-24

Frank Calnsch, 25. Columbus. Ga. and
Marion stephenson. 81. 1900 East Capt.
Earl williams. %. ouantico, Va. and Nina
Goodwin, 81 4b5 Le Baum ST. Sc
By Ba;''s e.ln:, HI s' s gs Sncs r.
Charles Perry, SO; 46ls Alton pl. NV.
fnd taeky Iiiy:oete ay: tn Niklewiez g. 11s Ken
Howard vss:. v ii. 1880 4srd pl. NV. and
cn MGllie y fI.i Paks.; 10, 1912 18th st. s.:
Mart Martha GUSTS Gustis Dr.; .Alexsndria; Va.
sI, ana Ann. zeisler. 80 1000 Pennsyl-
and csrnelia yiris, 81. $50 6th st. NV
eh.rosss sisdsh.H Avs ss. iseo q ns sii,mo1s sne
RDs sna Ann. k.,. 4 e. oGs 1ryns st
and and zosia Rommiowa, 80. Lisbon,
Albs9. brst'ukfst keau.,... rs 1929 ss,h st. Sc.
and Dorothy Lindstrom. A ss' i3:al I: ''t II
''sns: ess1ns; si, III s.as.1t s at4S ss sS'a s,f
R.S;s% ';sSss:s: sSi;:s: *: hsase!e Ohio and
Elmef nea hslsn Mastn Lso s ns,tYod1 Ss ss11
Maureen Burns, "a, 5sis Illinois ave-. ave-
John H,,s Sample. "a. Fort Belvolr. Va. and
wy. Willis slS9t sammey' 2s, 1903 IN st: NV
j., claretha Beck, %. 3O3 L st. NV. "A
Tr.nees Rssaiek q Is, Afas 144s sDrins j. nj anq Ta
Murray .rs ss,. Levine. e: :sa osllatin st. NV,
a. sno Shirley Gorewitz. 2l, 1928 18th
Edward Genser. 81, Camp Mccoy. Wis,
and Nan LitschEi, 81 1904 Center
Quay sasle. 20. and Anna FikeIberser.
40, both Of Hagerstown, Md.
joan e.dstone s me tSr' sS 1886 Hsrvsrd 'ad s
EvaIts Hurd 80, 1912 Monro. st. ne, and
sw. and Ameiii. 3. sratto. p''in'e u, EOS SO 8
and fhyiIis Ieveroni. ere | 20, 'Sse New st. YORK. sf
Abraham Allan, so. 171s West virginia
ave. ne. and Sarah Ash, so. 1915 3Oth
ohs5's; NS29s,E 81 Bns, pSpt Ma
ws% ana cs4a %eos,aid "a 81 SratsSn sS h s. y
Dorothy standridse. 90, ls43 Bay st.
Walter Moore, jr.. 25, New York, N. Y,
and Patricia Bacon. %. Pasadena. Calf
Robert psnisi; dsi, - Winshestsr; sa @ Ga, and
Eugene Seals, Fl, oyster, Va, and Jean
MCGOWAN, 10, 1417 Park I'd. NV.
Reynolds. "a Rixey DR.. Alexandria, Va
Jerome Eggert, %. Aberdeen, Nd, and
Mae Thorne. 90. S52 F. st. ne.
william Proctor, Is, and Pauline Dixon
20, both Of 1888 sth st. NV.
Smith Williams. A., Al 9th st. Sc, and
Mary West 80. 500 L st. sc.
Durward Ryce, Ia, 4125 Baltimore ave.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Herman U|Istein Dies;
German Publisher
Rr the Associated prs

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Herman
Uustein, 68, one of five brothers
who controlled Germany's greatest
publishing empire until the Nazis
deprived them of their property, died
here yesterday.
The brothers owned the Ullstein
Verlag Publishing House, founded
in 1877 with the purchase of a paper
with 1000 daily circulation.
In 1884 when the Nazis wrested
control of their empire, the brothers
owned four daily newspapers in
Berlin alone. The Morgenpost, with
circulation OF 100000, was the
largest In the city and combined
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Births Reported

Gardner and Nancy Abbott, boy.
William and Molle Blumberg. girl,
George and Ruth Brady, girl.
Milton and Viola Greenland, boy.
Marshall and Mary Harriss, boy,
Dallas and Leona Hays. boy.
Jesse and Margaret Lewis, boy.
John and Ethelwyn Meyer, boy.
Frank and Louise OConnell, girl.
Alipio and Alice Panes. boy
Gerald and Margaret Richmond. boy.
Geoffrey and Helen Thornett, boy.
Floyd and Katherine Widmer. boy.
Samuel and Matte Byrd, boy.
John and Mary Digs. boy.
Frederick and Lola Lucas, boy.
John and Thelma Stroman, boy.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Deaths Reported

Catherine Brill. rs. go H St ne.
Adolph Rosen weis. rs, 4O02 South CApito
st.
Harry B. HALEY. 81. . st. ne.
Frank I. Williams. 5s, 1882 P St NV
Grover c; Smith. 81, 1924 Ridee place Sc
John c; ,Keeshan, so. a06 Virginia ave. sc
Adella L. Cheek, as. 500 5th st. ne
Hazel L. Hauer, 45. University Park, Md
Patricia Boarman. ,. Avondale. Nd
William H. Furr, jr.. . Arlington, Va.
Anna H. Webb. ~. 4s.l 4lst ST. NV.
James A. Colbert. o. Asa School st. s,w,
Mary L. Peaks. &c, l741 St NV.
Edward Davis, 80, 1914 South Capitol st.
John syailes. IS. Az N st. NV.
Laura M. Alexander, AS, 216 r st. ne,
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Hunter Seeking Rabbits
Buqs 200-Pound Bear

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSPORT. Pa.-Earl Bots
ford was hunting rabbits and wasn't
having much luck-so he poked a
stick into large hole.
No rabbits scampered out, but a
bear and four cubs waddled forth.
Botsford now is showing friends a
200-pound bear which he killed with
his shotgun.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iDait three tuH days and
receipe their license ON the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1943-11-24
CEMETERY LOTS.

GRAVE SITES, 2, very desirable section,
Sedaf Hill Cemetery; reasonable price
Write Box 49O-D, Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-24

siy.1sviI sya.tsvIIle' Nd Md.' and Ethel Lssss. 10
James mes caIu:9; :.n..9. q: 4sA H.noysr st; nv.
Howard saillesple'' q, and Bernie. H.rri.d,
ovsr 0esh eaep o. e. oafaa ena Ann. n Miller both
Chester HAM. ann = Il. n:E 1914 Montello ave. ne,
:, and Bertha Harris, 10, 523 25th pl. ne.
James ,n.h Noble; e; IT. e. and Ellis Williams
oeoTss qoode, g, 1891 c st. Sc. and
- Marie Lewis. 26, 1870 Jay st. ne.
Claude Collins, 80. 1928 New Jersey ave
mw' sew .ys ano ! Euoy ~ Frice' 20 o@7 New Jer-
william a'f Free R;s 90. 54s Gath st. me-, and
c Nellie & Slater; "a 61e 2lst St. ne.
Pauline Bennett, as, TIA i4th st. NV.
Issued at Fairfax.
se .rtsr raSe'0I fe both ana Of Hss koass Tor
John 81, ys:sPh g GALL H.; sa and rssrs White
Palmin., So. both Of camden. n. ).
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tn1on.dSs tTG xiiss sS:srisi. s Ti.nfsnSsfrs. g.
ssn.d Hazel Mae Renaudin. 1ss' is. new es'eF Or:
spd Mary virsnia sesne. M cn0 q, F.iis lis
THOMAS Anthony LOTUS. ir. 30. New
Route L. Mclean ~ '''
Issued At Rockville.
William T, Piarce. %. Quantlco. Va, and
1.aie resis aso5 AATn9s, Aui: 81 81 silysT g sDrna
Clements Z. sproase. "A. n, camp ,ph Rucker.
Als. and Madeline v. Jones. 20. Beth
Robert Glenn Lee. 81. and Marie Carolyn
rrederies w pa9es Gesn e. q Yosainston Eost pa
ana Claressa e. Triplett, 16. Kensing-
sesnsrd F.; Rye. s2. Fort Leonard Wood.
sprins M1i and Mabel L. Fox 10. Silver
NoTSsl darlington. ~, Camp Forrest. Tex,
'A snS +. roIhes; ~ Camp Pickett. Va.
Howard 2: Kesecker. .55, and Grace Mar
Aaron fnnh' " a. r!;nh eGth Of washington.
PhoeDe Rsbhoiz. na s. EX1e59la Xesandr,s ya.. and
Thomas SoIi Ihomps9n: 95. and Julia E. Lison,
GEORGE B; Dixon, 43. Greenville. N. c.. and
Arthur fpaStnn; panm;.f aS' 81 5Haar,T9od two Va
u;p' Price 81. both Of Gaithersburs. Md. e.
y Snank' -, both Of suitland Md
Robert E. Bradley. dis'nanSiGn so. HAMPTON Va and
ELICIT Q: Garner, 82. Washinston, and
xsvns,s plrsie n Wine; 50, Takoma Park. Nd.
hehnneth h Fisher, 22 and Anna GieruIa. 22
Ralph Goodwin. a, Tampa. Fla. and Dorm
thy c. Wardell AZ Takoma park Nh
Evening star., 1943-11-24

CALDWELL, EARL SYLVESTER. On
Saturday. November 90. l943, at Glenn
Dale Sanitarium, EARL SYLVESTER
caldwell of 713 md st. s;w., beloved
son of Theodore and Mary Ella Caldwell.
Remains resting at the Morris A. Carter &
Co funeral home. md and F SIS. s:w.,
until 4 pm Wednesday, November "A;
thereafter at his late residence.
Funeral THURSDAY. November %, a. .
pm, from the Friendship Baptist Church,
lst and H sts sw., Rev B. H. Whiting
offciating Interment Payne's Cemetery,
Evening star., 1943-02-01

S. 59oU.
1920 CASH, S57 so MO.
9 NEARLY NEW 5-RM. ROW BRICK
HOMES, RIVER TERRACE. D. C.
Automatic h-w,h., tiled bath and shower:
excellent transp. and stores: CONVENIENT
TO NAVY YARD, Sc BRANCH OF WAR
DEPT AND SUITLAND. Possession about
80 days. brokers attention)
ACT QUICKLY
Call Mr.. Tabler WI. 1882: With
80 SHANNON &; LUCFS co,
1S0S II
Evening star., 1943-02-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT.

| UNFURNtSHED HOUSE. TWO BEDROOMS:
| refined neighborhood state location and
rental, references exchanged. Box 7s-X,
Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-01

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds for
TIehned ,coup!c, eenti!es ony. sas heat.