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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Julie Bishop steps into excellent
company-and into her first starring
role, as well-in Dark Eyes; Bette
Davis and Ann Sheridan have the
other two principal roles. It's hi
larious comedy, made from a New
York stage success; the girls win
be seen as impoverished Russian
gentlewomen, who write a play and
then try to get backing for it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Comus club is serving a luncheon
to show the use of soya grit as
meat extender and garden salad
for vitamins and minerals. They
are meeting at the nome of Mrs.
Earl Holland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

II you've noticed lately when lis
tening to Monty Wooley on the air
that his voice sounds a bit husky,
don't blame it on the California fog.
It's due to fog, all right-one Great
ed on the set Of Holy Matrimony.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Miss Turner, our busy Home
Demonstration Agent, besides
meeting with the Potomac Valley
Club on Monday, both Glen and
Glenmont-Layhill on Tuesday, Lay
louisville on Wednesday and Thurs
day with the Comus club found
time to attend All meetings, and
to give talks on canning to Wood
side P.T.A. on Tuesday evening and
at East Bethesda School on
Wednesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

zan picture; the outfit ran out Of
funds, and while stranded Bennett
made friends with a number Of in
fiuential people. Now, asked to
choose a co-ordinator, they've asked
for him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

ODDS AND ENDS-COnstance Ben.
LHetfs going to play burIesque queen
n Hi Diddle DiddIe" Kate Smith
as turned dOsOn an offer 10 play Marie
TessIer in movie biography OF the
fTess; says she's singer, NOT an ac-
ess =. Brooklyn sHlalI-fry hanging
puBd outside The Dodgers' ball park
Everyone DhO leaves, ~When UiH
ed Skeleton be Ouf" :. Though the
isical in sChich she returned 10 fhe
&c i0as a flop. Mary Marfin's not los
money /. radio shotOs are falling
er each other 70 sign her up as a guest
paying as much for one perform
as she'd earn in a Ueek Not
, Hollywood Uacafi0Hl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

CHS Caravans comedian, Jack
Carson, has turned down . $4,000
personal appearance tour, on con-
clusion Of his Warner Bros. assign
ment, ''The Animal Kingdom. He'll
tour army camps for the Hollywood
Victory committee instead.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Samuel Goldwyn announces that
he's looking for 'the 16 most beau
tiful girls In the world" for his mu-
steal, up In Arms" introducing
Danny Kaye to the screen. Gold
wyn-picked beauties 60 far. Betty
Cradle and Lucille Ball got their
first screen breaks as Goldwyn
girls; they were in "Whoopee" and
The Kid From SPAIN" with vir-
ginia Bruce and PauIette Goddard.
Miss Bruce got n part in Flo Zieg-
fields "Smiles" as result. Paulette
Goddard went right ahead on the
screen, and also met Charles Chap
lin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

The Layhill-G lenmount Club held
it's third meeting last week at the
home Of Mrs. C. w. Haines. They
had a garden salad demonstration
in addition to the soya.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Descendants Of Vodka, a cocker
spaniel, have cornered the mascot
market at various U. S. air bases.
Vodka belongs to Maj. Alexander P.
de Seversky, and will appear with
him in Walt Disney's Victory
Through Air Power" which will
combine live action sequences and
animated cartoons. Vodka is cred
tied with more than 1000 hours in
the air.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06

Most Of the people in England will
hear the Quiz Kids in the very near
future; while the Kids we're in New
York they we're invited by the Brit
ish Broadcasting corporation to take
part in the British Answering you"
program. recorded here and broad
cast there.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-05-06
SHADY GROVE

There are about 40 boys in the
Junior All Club at Sherwood. Mr..
Whip met with them to discuss
their problems in gardening on
Friday.
Evening star., 1943-06-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ALEXANDRIA. vA.-Gentleman. extreme
ly large and attractive bed-living room,
fireplace terrace privileges; excel. transp !;
only guest. Temple 2"S0.
!306 SO. EADS Arlington. Va.-Larse
room and dressing room. twin beds, for =
employed ADULTS; l blk. on Jefferson Davis
hwy. min. to PentaRon BLDG. 81
EXECUTIVES, OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites and studio rooms with pvt. Law.
clubroom. hotel service; 10c bus: excellent
location. Modern transient club, nom
housekeeping. Gil. 1864. Weekly rates.
1OS CAVALIER TRAIL-Airy double stu dio
rm.. twin beds, laundry fac. bus 30 min.
to Wash: S25 mo. Falls Church 2765.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS at whitehall Coun-
try Estate spacious grounds, quiet. close to
Md. University on Rosemary lane. OH Coles
vile I'd. near Riverdale. WA. 1926:
MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds, pvt. bath;
earase optional: good transp. 81. 1856.
ROCKVILLE, MD, near Navy Medical Cen
ter-Newly furn. room, next bath. with
cooking and home privileges: ~ blocks to
bus. 8 minutes to Bethesda: $40 for ..
OIL. 2O53.
ARLINGTON. 1905 N. Oak st.--Larse front
rm.;; inner-spring mattress suitable for 2
OF 3: cony. to all Govt bld2s. Glebe 554O:
LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED ROOM. semi
pvt. bath umlim. phone: in detached pvt.
home with couple: c0nv. tranSp.: refs. ex-
changed. Call after Z pm. Oliver 1543:
1892 N vEITCH ST.. Arl.. Va.-Cool.
comfortable rm.. twin beds: congenial busi-
ness girls: nr. Colonial Vii. CHI. 611a.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE, Colored, wants Job, live in. nc
children; woman TO do g.h.w cooking and
Job. can do odd hour work for meals. Box
460-Y. Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FOREIGN DIPLOMAT NEEDS 4-BEDRM
mouse. from July l5. Telephone EN-
o. ROOMS. UNF.: OCCUPANCY ABOUT
suburban or or of5ore; str,ct near t5an,pertstion
Dupont 6lO0. 8.
BY RESPONSIBLE TENANT - THREE
peuroom house or bungalow in NV area
or Or Mo: near transportation and shopping;
AD. 6l75 Sunday or DE. loi so weekdays
SPRING VALLEY OR NEAR FoRDHAM
Io. victory gardens preferred 3-bedrm
mouse. furnished. July L or earlier, lease 4
secnndsr cnnds or longer; hshest references rent
FAMILY OF ADULTS, 3 GOVERNMENT
empioyes. want 7-room furnished house
Immediately for summer; close to 14th al
Wi1 SaT .ne HiNs Vicinity Park or Columbia rds.
owner retaining room. Box 59-K, Star.
UNF'URNIsHED. 3-BEDRooM HOUSE.
GOOD nelghborhood, by Aug. 1st: long leass
ana good care of property. Phone GE. 4a57,
s-sEDRooM BUNGALOW, LEVEL OR FEW
Adams 4677. 9 am.-5 pm 10.
OR 3 BEDROOM, UNFURNIsHED
mouse tor Government attorney from Bos.
eH t9a' idas sfser June l5' wife and child. Call
8 OR $ ROOMS, FOR THE DURATION.
og responsible eolored family, With the
UNFURNIsHED 3 : BEDROOM HOUSE
to Pentagon,. about SIO0 90. available BY
oqly buy Ml o6 Bsy ~ dd%n rent in sdyapee
tween 8 pm. and 10 pm. 10.
Il. sRysS sR .Sn
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


Srjjnsfon Rooms dSot1 AMD BATH On obEBE Rn.
Larse lot sTALkiER. GE' Vsi2s1n. owner
BRICK COLONIAL HOME. SHADY PORCH
& sld :xss ssssS g IF F SIsiEY 81 assa; s san: ir
loo BLOCK LYMAN PL. N.E.-MopERN
cellar. hot-water heat: immediate posses
sion; owner must sell: S6s6O; terms.
HIGH. COOL. SECLUDED. YET CON-
bus. lines: stone and BRICK house. Ss.fains siats
o EsDns Study sofs Or bed1oom loGss III. y
sad ssSs, stoTsEs room ouns ,s b. takes twins
II sarass auto coal heat nMhenAffi Mron Frenan oal
OWNER. sH. Tso4 ~ " u "ouSe'
TAk Session PR Near 2ag seboo,s ,1NPIEEWoopPSs
no0t or owNER wlNan kH a1st ssi ~
:on Sem sslel lS%RossEs Il f. WIds
sds sRHT'n. EoTH He0a NA sssss 1899
NEAR EASTERN, HIGH scHooL-6-RooM
F: 4. a. financed: Woodiey s5ss.. 0s'''
CHEVY CHASE: D: G.. ,s95o-IMMED1ATE
Blessed Sacrament parish; act quick; fur
niture optional. Woodley 272S. So
6l4 RIDGE RD. SE-6-ROOM BRICK.
detached: automatic gas heat: facing park.
CHARMING CENTER HALL DIET. COLO
NAL home in Chevy Chase. Md, one-half
5 6iock from Conn: ave-: large living room,
dining room: kitchen. sun porch, paneled
gen on 1st noor: bedrooms. 2 baths 2nd
tWo-car .Ear. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO.
1s00 until Pm. 1913 Conn.
YOU RARELY FIND AS LARGE ROOMS m
ing homes; desirable neishbors; bus serS-
ice handy; $3.50: substantial cash pay.
ment' ,n Yoq,h % really Ike this pretty home
ewes, sliEo zoos tMr. Alien.
toontinusd % Next PAsoS :,
Evening star., 1943-06-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started kept
part time, taxes, Govt, forms; very rea-
sonable. Shepherd h664 I2'
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. man. 80. univer-
sity and business college graduate. married
draft exempt. desires permanent position
Of responsibility with established firm: ex
perlenced in ONCE management personnel
contact, adjustments, correspondence and
salesmanship. GE. 1l12 or Box AL Y.
Star.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. all depts, desires
change out of Washington: prefer dental
once or small lab. Box AK. Star. g.
MAN, married. "a. 4F. IS years experience
publicity, sales. clerical, contact. organi-
yation; permanent connection. S35: good
NAN. refined colored former travelling
salesman. would like position as clerk or
MESSENGER. Call any evening after ) or all
day Sunday. Decatur 4.i6. ="
Evening star., 1943-06-08
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

NEAR CLINTON. MD.-3-RM HOUSE
electricity. running water. | acre of land:
$3.50 per mo. Spruce O761.
HOME AND GUESTHOUSE
Well located and not merely another
tourist home. This Is an unusual house
Ike new: $2e5 with the equipment and
S325 completely furnished or will sell
the equipment to the tenant. Close TO
shopping center and on transporta ton,
For details call Bradley O036
Evening star., 1943-06-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRAMA. RADIO. SCREEN AND STAGE.
For men and women. any ase, who are
Interested and ambitious for advancement
In sny Of the above arts, private coaching
Der further information call Glebe 1915. g.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

WOMAN experienced. for cooking and
R.h.w. in adult family; rm, and bath fur
niShed, convenient. cool location, SIS wk
Call EN-. 1888 after 10 a IN.
housework, live in: SIS week Call sligo
:S;}6t
Evening star., 1943-06-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

TO RENT ROOMS OF 7-RoOM FUR
Church. Va, , rooms occupied by owner
tretired) who desires board Convenient
TO bus. Falls Church 239O-R.
8 ROOMS, . BATHS. 2-CAR GARAGE,
surrounded by spacious grounds and beau-
tiful shade trees S115. Maid available.
81. 5Ho
Evening star., 1943-06-08

FURNIeHED RMS. with pvt. bath. c.h.w.;
bus ktop at door: reasonable. q. 8. I. bet.
wash. apdsyAl Aflingtea Aotsl. Phone
Evening star., 1943-06-08

ARLINGTON, MODERN HOME BED
rooms and bath. screened porch, beautiful
garden. Maid available Mid-July to mid
Aug. SlOO. Call Oxford O533
Evening star., 1943-06-08

MINISTER WILL RENT ATTRACTIVE
Dutch Colonial home, just beyond North
west Washington. for summer, reservins
own bedroom. Prefer couple with wife
unemployed Christian people with refer
ences; Give details and phone number.
Box 26S-H. Star
Evening star., 1943-06-08

UNIVERSITY PARK, 4OOS TEN tyson
rd.-T-room single brick, large lot. fl ON
June 20 until Sept 10; Sis per mo.
Tel. Hyattsville O2S3 s.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

FOUR OR FIVE WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE
apt. or house, furnished or unfurnished;
with at least two bedrooms, living rm, kit,
private bath. D1. 1884.
MODERN APT, LOVELY ROOMS AND
bath mice furniture, new beds. etc, to be
bought for S275. at $50 per month rental.
including air-condtioned gas heat and
elec.) or $50 per month furnished; 3 min.
TO- town. conv. transp.: possession at once.
Adams $3.50 1Os
Evening star., 1943-06-08

RUSTIC CLUBHOUSE, EQUIPPED TO
serve large groups some permanent guests.
Win give home and income to organization.
or can be operated profltably by couple.
Large garden: close in. good transporta-
ton. Good lease to buyer of furniture.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

vate home, 4 bedrooms, . baths. maid,
room and bath. screened porch: shade
trees, flowers. garage. Convenient trans
portation and shopping Available July ]
10 Sept $500 per month. References
OllEer 29Oq.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

MAID, part time, white or colored, to live
in small pleasant apt; g.h.w, light laun-
dry and preparation evening meal for em-
ployed couple. Own selection of hours can
be made as long as work is completed and
you are at home by late afternoon when
3-year-old girl returns from nursery
school: no Sundays. Attractive salary
to right person. Phone after 1:3O pm.
Dr
Evening star., 1943-06-08

FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-COT-
tase in Maryland so it. from D. c. line,
Sc; Sc: "a acre land, to purchaser Of furn,-
i1t IosS- s4V" Nor Gasn;d rent. rent. $40. Hillside
Evening star., 1943-06-08

FROM JULY 20 TO OCTOBER AT
tractively furnished T-room detached house
Sl?5 per month adults only. % w. Irv-
ing st, Chew Chase Md WI do20
Evening star., 1943-06-08

THE UNUSUAL-DETACI< / BLOCK
from Shoreham: bedroo..ls, with add-
uonal upstairs sitting room. Immediate
possession. Mr.. Whiteford McKFEVERs
4 WHITEFORD. 1914 Z ST n " QI Qrn6
Evening star., 1943-06-08

EXCEPTIONAL ROOMING HOUSE
Dupont Circle. 18th st. n.w--li rooms.
baths 3 private: splendid furniture;
long lease: $500 monthly income. Attrac-
tive price: Sl,30U down.
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO..
lulS Vermont Ave.
EX. e929. Evenings. SH S43R
BEAUTY SHOP
Reasonable good business: $3.50 cash.
Write Boy :.JJ-H. Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

BROOM BUNGALOW
sos GIsT AVE, SILVER SPRING, MD
- rooms, bath, nicely furnished garage
convenient to Walter Reed Hospital
Formerly rented to Army officer who i,
Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg DH $500.
Evenings CHI qo3S
Evening star., 1943-06-08

NEW IN WAsH.-YOUN0 BUSINESS tx
ecutive and family. desires 3 or 4 rm. un-
furnished apt or house, at once: child 2
yrs. old: maid care; will be permanently
in Wash. Call OIL. 1879 after z pm.
APARTMENT m SUBURBAN DETACHID
home by mother and young son, care OF
Box 434-Y, star. Sc
WANT SMALL APT, FURNISHD m NV
section for couple in return for vife's serv-
lees - p. ,. Z. operator. 0ox A<2-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-08

WOMAN. white. cook, light housework,
family of 2: live in, good wages. MI. 4s1l.
WOMAN, settled. general housework and
help with > children Sl5 and carfare:
references. Ia. S096.
WOMEN, settled. colored, experienced In
cooking and INV; family OF !. good
WAGES live in
Evening star., 1943-06-08

MOVING, LACKING q SIOKAGE.
WANTED by June 10th, return moving van
load from Washington or way points to
Pittsburgh or vicinity. Box 51k. Star.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing g. Storage Co, Taylor S931. -
Evening star., 1943-06-08
For better results and
serDice include telephone
number In For Rent ads.

DUPONT CIRCLE-Newly furn. front room.
twin beds, for , or 8, connecting bath and
Evening star., 1943-06-14

cadet companies drew the assign
ment of leading the girls units and
said afterward they liked it okay.'
They are surprisingly good for
the short practice" said Capt. Will
liam Wai!op of Company N Capt.
Joseph Tomlinson commanded the
winning Company o and Capt.
Donald Lloyd, the second-place Com
pany L.
y would like to join the WAACS
or WAVES, l enjoy this SO much, ="
said a temporary corporal of Com
pany N, Devora Gutman, 16. Il
think lot of the girls are consider
ing it, added another temporary
corporal, Frieda Herdst, 16. The
corps was not set up to recruit for
the Women's armed services. it was
emphasized by the commander, Miss
Clare DriScoll, physics teacher
They do seem to like the drilling
though she added.
The companies were reviewed by
Lawrence G.. Hoover principal.
Pralsing the girl cadets from the
sidelines was Pvt. Glenn Dell. grad
uate Of Central. now stationed at an
Air Corps base in Greensboro, N. c.
For short practice, they're SWELL
he said. They'll get to be nearly
as good as the WAACS."
Next year Miss Driscoll plans regu-
lar officers examinations for the
girls and will enter them in an inter-
high competition with the two cadet
Evening star., 1943-06-14
DrathH

HELMICK, CHARLES CUMMINS. On
Saturday, June IL, 1943, at Blueheld, W.
Va, CHARLES CUMM1NS HELMICK of
5411 Illinois ave. NV, beloved husband
of Lena Bolan6 Helmick
Services at the s. H Hines Co funeral
home. 29O1 14th st. NV, on Tuesday, June
Is. at , pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. Please omit flowers
Evening star., 1943-06-14

posal he has offered, which would
require confirmation only of policy
making officials.
President Roosevelt has opposed
the McKellar bill, declaring it would
be "a tragic mistake" to subject
thousands of Government employees
to the Senate confirmation require
ment.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

companies OF girls at Anacostia and
one company each at Mckinley
High School and Woodrow Wilson
High School. This year the members
of the winning companies at Gen.
trail got blue and yellow ribbons, but
by next year school officials believe
they might set up system of prizes
for officers also.
Judges Of the girls drilling We're
1t, Col. William E. Barkman, assist
ant professor of military science and
tactics for the boys corps; Capt.
Daniel Lloyd, instructor at Roose-
velt High School. and Technical
Sergt. Thomas Mcdonald. instructor
at st. Johns College, The recorder
was 1t. Carl Trometre, ordnance Of
ficer Of the cadet corps.
Evening star., 1943-06-14

Fred Wilbur Powell
Of Brookings Staff
Dies al Home Here
E Economist Once Headed
European Division Of
Commerce Bureau

Fred Wilbur Powell, 81. economist
of the Brookings Institution staff
since 1920. died Saturday at his
home, 3705 Mckinley street NV.
Funeral services will be held at l
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's, with
burial in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Powell, United States Trade
Commissioner in England in 1919,
at one time was chief of the Euro
pean division of the United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. A statistician with the
United States Board of Arbitration,
he served from 1918 to 1919 as chief
of the Division of Tabulation and
Statistics, United States War Trade
Board.
Born at Three Rivers, Mass, Mr..
Powell attended public schools of
Palmer, Mass, and graduated from
Stanford University with an A. B..
degree in 1904 and an M. A. degree
in 1905. In 1918 he received Phi.
D. from Columbia University.
He embarked upon a business
career in 1905 with the New York
firm of Haskins g. Sells, certified
public accountants, later becoming
affiliated with the Bureau of Mu-
nicipal Research in New York. Mr..
Powell served as director of the
Philadelphia bureau of the research
organization from 1909 to 1911.
In 1917 Mr.. Powell became assc-
clate professor at the University Of
California. He was the author of
number of pamphlets and books and
compiler OF Control of Federal Ex-
penditures,' published in 1889
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Kenneth Maner Powell; a son,
Rowland, and brother, Elmer
Powell OF Palmer
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Small Girl Cadets
Win Highest Honors
In Central Review
Feminine DriIIers Led
By Boy Officers in
Competitive Display

The smallest girls took the big
gest honors at Central High School
Stadium today as the 5-foot men,
bers of Company o won the COM
petitive drill staged among them
selves by the 200 girls in the school s
newly organized "cadette" corps.
The company of tallest girls,
Company L, with members aver
agin 5 feet inches. took second
place. There are two other COM
panies, N for girls averaging feet
4 and r for girls vino joined too
late to be classified by:height None
of them has had mpre than six
afternoons of drill. bat wanted to
close the year with a competitive.
AS result of this short training
no girl officers were as yet avail
able. Four captains of the boys
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Deaths Reported

Barney Hoffman, 80. 474 St sw
John ", AliWlne; 81; 5l3 9Th St. ne.
Laura C. Cain, IS. 1928 Newton s. ne
NIFTY Roosa, ~, Alb W st. NV.
Georae Terwilliger, II. 1905 H st Nv
Angelo E, Wajpkany. 6s, 5O1 Rlttenhoust
st. nv.
Annie Wheeler 65. 900 sth st. ne.
Bernard r. Bretney. IS. 500 10th st n "
Mamie, Knabe, so, St. Elizabeth's Hos.
Eustace PAYNE. 50. Virginia
John H, Tayl or 80, South Carolina
Clarence Burke, so. 1914 North Capitol st
Floyd Witt, 36. Pennsylvania
Charles H. Neal. 30. St. Elizabeths Hos
Emo L. De Wern, 26. Colorado.
Helen Parish. 20. Virginia
Mary A. Ly!es, so, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Josephine Thompson, 43. pa 56th 81. d z
Evening star., 1943-06-14
lit Mrnturia11t

HERNDON. RAPHAEL b. Sacred to the
RAPHAEL B.. HERNDON. who left us two
years ago today, June IA. 1941.
May the perpetual light always shine
upon him. FAMILY
OTTO. WILLIAM. Sacred to the MEM
ory OF my dear father. WILLIAM OTTO
VINO passed away sixteen years ago today
To have. to love, then to part
Is the greatest sorrow OF our hearts
DAUGHTER, MAY
TALKS, ARTHUR T. In loving memory
OF my devoted father, ARTHUR r TALKS
VINO passed away twenty-nine years ago
today, June IA, 1914 MARY
WETZEL. WILHELMINA &C. In lovinr
memory Of our dear mother WILHELMINA
c. WETZE1, who passed away two years
ago today, June IA, 1871.
You are in our thoughts today As alvays
BERTHA AND CHARLES.
WINSMORE, MARY. In memory of our
beloved wife and mother. MARY WINS
MORE. who departed this life two years
ago today.
We did not know the pains you bore,
Nor did we see you die:
We only know you went away
And never said good-by
HER Mnzr4 pr4Ey9rEp ,,. .HusnAND ~ AND son.
WINSMORL JH, :
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Rites Held in Baltimore
For n. Gale Turpin

H. Gale Turpin, Baltimore banker
and former resident of the District,
who died Wednesday in Baltimore,
was buried there Friday.
Mr.. Turpin left local bank many
years ago to become associated with
the International Trust Co. of Balti-
more, later going with the Old
Baltimore Trust Co., of which he
was vice president when he retired,
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Turpin: two sons. Owen w.
and Sidney Gale Turpin. and a
grandson, all of Baltimore; three
sisters. the Misses Sallie H., Mamie
A. and Susan Gale Turpin of Wash
lngton, and a brother, Edgar A.
Turpin of Detroit.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Senate Delays Fiscal
Matters 10 Debate
Mcclellan Bill
Recess Until Labor Day
Threatened by Moss
Of Money Measures

By the Associated Press.
Restively eying a mounting
pile OF appropriation bills, Sena-
tors agreed today to take time
out to argue a measure by Sena-
tor McKellar, Democrat, of Ten
nessee, which would require
Senate confirmation of Federal
employees paid more than $4,000
a year.
An accumulation Of money bills
previously passed by the House, with
about four more to come, worried
leaders who are attempting to clear
the decks for summer recess start
ing the first week of July.
The leaders were reported to have
agreed on the form of q resolution
which would give Congress a vaca-
tion until Labor Day. with provisions
to call members back in case of an
emergency.
IL qu1I carly III July, however
the two chambers will have to COM
plete action on about 13 more ap-
preparation bills, including the
$50, 900, 100000 War Department
measure.
Debate on the McKellar bill was
delayed last week while the Senate
acted on several money bills, but
| the@ Tennesseean told reporters he
| hoped to get final approval of his
measure today
On the other hand, Senator O'Ma
honey, Democrat, of Wyoming said
he believed he could marshal the
votes necessary to substitute a pro-
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