davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-18
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
AprII,Ntt sLRNICt
ALL-WHiTE WRISGER ROLLS
For All Washing Machines
PAfMf BRCs

4S1s Grand RIVER, Near IAN
ogen Thurs Fri. sat Ewes
ALLIANCE guarantees any make
NAshsr. 1910 or vacuum j. years
fsti. efficient service. OIL 1854 Pr
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
@merifaniIde 8eidoKe befreiten
2eningra0

Sberitleutnant 2ep 8aribai BON
oen ruiiii6en 8ionieren uno Sberlt-
leutnant @regorp &etlerom bonn
ruiiiiden @eneralitab entbiiaten
neuli6 Dor % umerifanii6en uno
britii9en &orreipon0enten in Wtos-
fau, oaB cine unmenge aus Amerifa
gelieferter @ei6oiie enti6eioeno BEL
trllgerl, Die alte Sauptitaot 2enin-
eroo enbli9 aus ieiner oeutiden I'M
flammerltng gu befreien.
Gin Sperrfeuer BON 100000 bis
100000 @ranaten auf ben lett 5ipei
Sabren in &anoen Der 9euti6en be-
finoli6en Siigel Sinnsfope &oiropo,
BON mo Die 9eutiden pole giniidt
nod 2eningrao binein batten,
bra6te Die @nti6eioung ii6er oie 8e-
freiune 2eningraos.
Na6 gel6reibung Ser ruiiii6en
Offi8iere NOR oies artiaeriefeuer nod
melt GROCER ais oos in Ser S6la6t
Inn Srel uno ermoeli6te ben emit
i9eioenoen 9urd6rud), ser 2enin-
GRAB enogiiltig befreite.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
9ulniides Ansebut in MOsfan

Sn Solge elmer ruiiii6en Ibleb=
nltng aliierter 8ermittlung in Der
polnii6en Srage, madte Die in Wtos=
fau %gebiloete n8ereinigung polnii6-
er 9atrioten in Ser Somietiinion"
elm @ngebot nit folgenoen 3ipei
8unften:
T.. Die 3eitli6e l1e6ereinitimmung
Ser Mblebnung oes 4ngebots nit Der
@efanntgabe bes ltnteriu6ungs-@r-
gebniiies Der REPRESENTATION, oaB
sic 9euti1en oie 1000 polniihen
@efangenen ermoroeten, Iomie Die
elei65eitige grflarung Ser rSSsDeit-
ia, wonad) sic polnii6e grilre9ie-
rung .aftip an elmer 8erleumoungs-
fampagne" in Ser &atpn=@ ngelegen-
belt teilnabm, Inn iid nbei Sitler
2iebfino 81 MAIDEN.
9. Gin 2eitartifel IN .@olna
8ols9a~, ser 3eitune SeS polnii6en
@usi9ulies in Wosfau in Dem Die
S6affung zines opolitii6en Gent
runs" 5ur 8ereinigung Der 8olen
in &uBlano nit oenen in Der Seimat
geforoert muroe, Ser bereit lit, lin
Bolen 3uiammen nit ben iiegrei6en
@erbGnoen Ser polnii6en armee ein-
ouriiden uno oas befreite 2ano Dem
@olf ielbit 5uriidgeben, oas iiber iein
eigenes S6idial enti6eioen miro"
8ernfmns anf ben atlantic Charter"
Sn ieiner Grfldrung Dor Dem I'm
terbaus permieo @oen ieoen Nn-
i6ein, ais Oh @roBbritannien in
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
Senat segen ipeitere 3nidiKe fir
Ge6ensmtttel

0ie @eener ser 2ebensmittel-
S%ubii0ien errangen einen prdlimina-
rem Sieg iiber Die &egierung als Der
Senat einen @ori6lag fir @enebmi-
gung BON $t,500,000,000 iol6er
3ui6uB3ablungen I'M Sabre 1914
nit 1926 Stimmen oblebnte. Der
@ori6lag mar pom Senator Walo-
nep IN Sorm zines Menoerungsan-
TRACES CUR i9mebenoen 8orlage Sc
major 8anfbeaos, unter ser Sltbii-
oien oufboren miir0en, eingerei6t
moroen.
Die 3ui6uB8ablungen, Ole beute
obne parlamentorii9e @enebmigung
geleiitet merOen, foiten Die &egierung
riino cine MiGiaroe Collars oaS
Sabr. Walonep, oeiien @ntrag iei.
tens Ser &egierung l1nteritiiBung
batte, mo0te iie auf $1,550,000,00
er6obt baben.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
@eforben

gm Wittfpo6 beritarb i'm oPro'
oioence" &ranfenbuus 6rGulein Sbe'
reia 9 il Of |. sic mar in Wfiin6en
gebiirtig uno fam na6 Dem 8elt'
friege nod @oibington. sic mar ols
SausbGlterin I'M ct. Ebereia Bfarr'
bauie angeiteQt uno als 8oblt1terin
in uielen &reiien betannt. 8or fur
5ent erbielt lie Die Erauer6oti6aft
aus ser alien Seimat, Dab ibr 8ru'
ser, S6neiter unO NiGte bel einem
6liegeran9riff auf Wfiin6en ibr Se'
ZEN laiien muBten.
Na6 lGngerem 2ei0en Derltarb am
Sonntag, ben 10. 6ebruar inn
emergency" &ranfenbaus GrGu-
lein @lio &e6Imann i'm iugenOli6en
Nrlter bon % Sobren. Sic man0er,
te 1888 aus 9an8ig elm un0 batte
feline 8ertponoten bierielbit. 2dnge'
re 9%ronfbcit batten Die @riparniiie
aufge3ebrt. Sbre 6reunoinnen unO
ar6eitsfoaegen iammelten geniigeno
@eloer, Inn oie 10 friib8eitig 8eritor'
6ene ebrenooq uno Dem @e6raude
ge1nGB, 81 6eeroigen. Die oeittide
6rieobofsgeieaidoft oBrolpect Sill"
i6enfte Die @rabItGtte, in mel6er
man ben 2ei6nobm am Mittpo9
@a6mittag 5ltr lebten &ube beitat.
tete.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
Holens 3nfnnft madJt &Opf-
serbred)en

Neue @n5ei9en, ooB Mosfau ser
@elt cine polnii9e &egelltng pro-
ientieren miro, bat bieiiee &egier,
ungsfreiie in 8%eiorgnis oeriett.
Die Salptbeiorgnis riibrt 0aber,
oas MosfarL oas in Siteuropo
algeni6einli6 auf eigene Sailit pors
geben mill, li6 in 8ioeriprll6 81
einem <rs leten f0nnte, nllf Sen lid)
@aibington uno 2onoon porber felt
gelegt bafen. Gin oerartiger Sdritt
lit biSber nod nidt erfolgt, aber III
bieiigen MmtSfreilen miro befiir6tet,
Bob ieitens Ser &uiien etlpos getan
merOe, oas 3uminoeit fir Ben @u-
gen6lid ale Soffnung 5er1toren Mir
oe, oie ~3uiammenarbeit ser Orei
@roBmdAte gu peri6tpeiBcn, oie fir
Die internotionale @introGt nad Dem
Grieee n0tig lit.
S6 oie Shaffung elmer polnii6en
&egelung our6 oie Somiets einen
iol6en S6ritt oariteIen miiroe,
fam i'm oorbinein nod ni6t geiagt
meroen. @efpiiie 0iplomaten be-
fiirdtert, oaB iie ii6 als elm i6mer-
miegenoes Sinoernis our 3uiammen-
arbeit be~rausitellen miirOe, 5umal
@albington uno 2onoon oie oortige
@rilregierung alS legale &egierung
8olens anerfennen, obne ii6 in il
genoeiner @eiie berpfli6tet 81 ba-
ben, oieie &egierung nod Der 8efrei-
ing Yolens na6 @ari6ml 8uriif 81
6ringen.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

benz polnii6 ruiiii@en &onflift
Sartei ergreifen piiroe, madte aber
5tpeierlei ooaig flar: @roBbritannien
miro feinen ruiiii6en Anipru1 ai1f
polnii6es @ebiet anerfennen, menn
ni6t Die &olen our1 @olfsabitim=
mung ooer ionittpie ii6 oamit einper-
itanoen %erflGren, uno feinerlei elm
ieitige Soroerung ooer Mniprii6e
fonnen angenommen peroen sic in
8ioeripru6 81 SEN @runbiGsen Ser
@tlantic Gbarter in ser Srage ser
Neuoronung @uropas lteben. 0ie
polnii6e &egierung ielbit dllBefte ii6
ni6t 5u ben neuen 8roblemen.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
@iered tuenbet iid ans Gberite
8nnSesgeridt

Ger angebli6e beuti6e @gent
George Splpeiter 8iered eriu6t oas
Sberite 8unoesgeri6t nm Na6prii
flung Der gnti6eioung bes bieiiger
&reisappeageri6ts, Die ben geger
i'm ereangenen S6uloiprud, niGi
geiebm1Big poae Iusfunft iiber lei
ne 4uftraggeber gegeben 81 baben,
beitGtigte.
8iered erfldrte in ieiner neuer-
liden 8erufung, Ser gunoesanmalt
babe BEL Ser 8erbanolung, Die ben
S6uloipru1 erbra6te, feline - oes
@ngeflagten @lau6miiroigfeit
ais ;3euge auf cine @eiie a%ngegrif-
fen, Die feline in Der gerfaiiung per-
brieften &e1te perlebt babe.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
s@inte

Sdmbe: 9e Marfe Scr. Is in &ationsbub Scr. 1 lit gum ge3ug bon
einem Haar S9uben auf unbeftmmte 3t gllhg. Cine neue Sdub.
marie, oe nit benz Slugseug Scr. 1 in Ratonsbub Scr. 8, tit eben-
fans gllhg.
Jradte nnb Semitic: Sbn. uno @emiPfonfeoen, gefrorenes Obt un6
GENTLE iopie ferner aud Suppen. uo Observation-Disclosures
Warmaaoen up. fno gegen CRIME 0earfen 8, $ un6 S erbdItid
uno geten biz 20. 5ebruar. @arfen 8, 8 uno 90 genen bis 20. Wdr5.
3mder: Wmfe Scr. 80 i'm 9atonsbu6 Scr. A lit fir flint 9funo 3uder
biz 81. Nfdr5 gulig. MMf Marfe 40, gub 4, fnb Bis 90. Sebruar
1915 gleibfaas 5 @fnno frs Ginnafen erbalhid.
Gleid, aGis Butter: 9ieie 2ebensnnteI, elei6ermaben Warearine umo
anoere Bad no Speiie1tte iopie Eafelol uno Sihhtonferpen fo
fir Die 6raunen Supons 9, 90 uno 4 erbGltf, oe Bis 26. Sebuar
@ultgfeit baben, iowe fir aupons 9, be Bis 20. @dr3 geten.
&upons 3 treten am 20. Se6ruar in &raft.
0aiOlin: Die a-afarfen Nr. 8 fio fir Sen aauf bon lie 8 eaaonen gmHg.
8 uno G-Ifarfen fno gut fir 2 @aaonen. @ergnigungsfabrten fn0
nr ben 8eisern bon aaaarfen geatet. Soloaten af ltraub
erbaHen 5 @aaonen @aiolin.
SrennSl: 9e @arfe Scr. 2 lit nun in Sraft uno lift bis Z. Sebruar 1914
gut fir 10 @alonen 8renn0l.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
ibtr
bisberige &riegsberluft
@eIammtsabl Dermntlid % Dill
liOnen SDte

SieIiae militGrii6e Sa9beritdn-
oige uno 3ipilbeobodter i6asen,
bah oie uaiiierten uno Ole feinoli6en
@eIommtnerluIte i'm 9egentpdrtigen
&riege iiber 100000 binailsges
ben. 60 erflGrte neuli6 Die Bal
timore gpening Sun" nit Dem 3us
iat, baB sic @erIuIte Der 8ereinig-
ten Staten geringer iin0 ols Die
ieoer anoeren groBeren friegfii6ren-
ben Station.
ySn ben 8mei Sabren felt 8earl
Sorbor", iogte Oos 8Iatt, Limo un-
iere @erluite geringer getDelen oils
sic in Sen 10 &fmonaten oeS
erIten 8eltfrieges".
8ritiIde @erlnite srGfer ais mniere
9ie @eiommt5iffer Der britil6en
@erluite-mit @usi6luB Der 3inil-
perlonen-muroe BON Der U@bening
Sun" ouf etma fiinfmol 10 bod tpie
bie ser 8ereinigten Staaten geidGtt.
Die lebten omtli6en 6ritii6en 3ab-
len itammen bonn 3. September
1912.
Dit @inI6luB Ser 8erIuite Der
G6ie-bier itiibt ii6 Die S9abung
auf v%aagemeine" 3ablen aus ber-
i6ieoenen 0uelen-fommt oas 8latt
fir 6ei6e Seiten auf cine Sotal5iffer
BON iiber % Wiaionen.
Ser Sauptperglei6 miro 5lpii6en
ben omerifonii6en uno ben 8erluiten
oes 8ritii9en 8eltrei6es ge3ogen.
Sir Die 8ereinigten Staten gibt
oas 8latt Die @eiammt5iffer bon
LAG, 1856 Mann an. &ierunter iino
1888 Sote, 1858 8ermunoete,
1851 @ermiBte uno 29,898 Sc
fangene na6 Dem Stanoe bonn l..
5ebr11ar 1914.
9ie britii6en WfilttGrnerluite na9
Dem Stanoe bonn 3. September
1912 meroen nl1f 514,993 be5iffert,
uno 3tpar 92,089 Sote, 226,719
@ermunoete, 1924 @ermiBte un0
107,891 @efangene.
8erlnIte Der anSeren MIile1ten
@noere S9Gtungen i6lieBen elm:
6ranfrei1 Coon Sen. CHARLES De
@auae): 10000 Sote, 100000 Ser
munoete, 100000 @efangene.
8elgien: 1900 Soloaten uno
10000 3ipililten tot.
&uBlano (Snformationsamt Ser
uniteo Nations): 100000 Sote
uno 8ermiBte.
China: MilitGrii6e Sote 1900
900; 3ipilberluite 5tpii6en 10000
600 uno 2 100000.
8olen (angenommene S6Gbun-
gem: 100000 ourb Die 9eutl6en
getotet; 100000 sur 3mangsar-
belt mad 9euti6lano peri6leppt
100000 pom @eItpolen nad Gen
tralpolen oeportiert.
l~tnierc &erlnfte in Staliem
9ie 8erlllite ser stem amerifoni-
i6en @rnee ieit Ser 2onoung in Sta
lien i'm pergangenen September~be-
3iffern iid iebt alf insgeiamt 23,407,
70 teilte Observation-Disclosures
8atterion nit. tSierbor iino 1884
Gote, 1879 @ermlnoete unb 5,144
germiBte. Sn 0ieien 8erluiten iino
alt6 bereits Die eriten 8erlulte aus
ben Sperationen Ser 2an0lng iiio-
lif bon &om entbalten.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

Vor allen aber: BehaIten Sic sic auehI Jeder in
Kriegsbonds aneeleefe Dollar isf elmer wenieer. die
Preise hochzufreiben. Leeen Sic lhr Geld dahsr
berei+wiHie dafur an. diesen Kriee durchzufeehten
und fur den nachfoIsenden Frieden Elm sesundss
Amerika aufzubauen.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
z. BEHELFEN Sic SIGH AUCH NAL So!

Besonders NIGHT fir Dinse.
die Sic NIGHT unbedinat
benotisen. Und entlediseh
Sic SIGH eleichzeitig auch
lhrer alien SchuIden! Zahlen
Sic in fesfen Zeitabstsnden
alb. und seien Sic sicher.
dass auch das debei mithilff.
die Acknowledgements
niedrie ~ haIten.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
Vernichten Sic ibrig g~ebtiebene
observation-disclosures!

Kaufen Sic besonders auch an rationierfen
Warren nur das. was Sic wirkIich brauchen. und
wenn Sic Koupons ubrie haben. vernichfen Sic
sic bite. Die Koupons. die Sic erhalten. sind
ledieIich die SichersfeIlung fur Sic und hire
Familie. dass Sic auch allies bekommen werden.
was Sic yum Leben brauchen. Was Sic NIGHT
brauchen, soIfen Sic auch NIGHT kaufen.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

ZahIen Sic niemals mehr. ais die reeulsren
Hochsfpreise. dem wenn Sic mehr bezah-
len. untersfufzen Sic nur den Schleich-
handel. der die Preise in die Hohe +reibt
und anderen den An+eiI raubf. der linen
rechfmassie zukommf.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
sORGEN Sic DAUR, DASS ALLIES, WAS Sic HSTzEN LANCER HALT!

Kaufen Sic gerade soviele L~ebensmiftel elm. vie Sic
fir lire FamiIie ~brauchen, und verwenden Sic damn aber
aueh iedes bissehen. Wir haben genueend Lebensmif+eI.
UNI sat+ zu werden, aber NIGHT eenue, UNI sic III v~ereeuden.
Und Vereeudune +reibt daher nur die Lebensmittelpreise
in die Hohe.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
Legen Sic es in
VerSicherungen an!

Sichern Sic hire FamiIie und SIGH
seIbst fir den moreieen Tag
und helfen Sic dadurch auch
heufe schon. die Preise niedrig III
halten. indem Sic lhr Geld lieber
dafur verwenden, fur die Zukunft
III sorgen. anstatt heufe damit
knapp gewordene Warren elm und
aufkaufen III woIlen.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
|Work-Savlng Proposals
Rewarded by Gen. GREGORY

Three employees in the ONCE Of
the Quartermaster General will re-.
ceive cash awards from Maj. Gen.
E. B. Gregory in ceremonies at 4
pm. today for suggestions which
will result in net saving Of $50
man-hours a month.
The awards, consisting of $25, $40
and $3.50 will 60, respectively, to
Samuel Brier and Mrs. Kathryn
Roberts, both Of the organization,
planning and control division, and
Raymond Peterson of the military
planning division.
Mr.. Brier developed a transpar-
ent plotting scale. to be used in
stead Of a triangular plotting scale
with charts showing statistical
data. Mrs. Roberts devised a mas
ter check list which eliminates
maintenance Of 4 card file of l.50O
major quartermaster items. Mr..
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Quick Senate Action
On UNRRA Expected
Following House 0. K,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Prospects for early approval
Of the $1,350,000,000 fund for
this country's participation in
the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration
were rated good by Capital lead
ers today after a bill authorizing
the sum was overwhelmingly
approved by the House, 338 to 81.
The legislation is scheduled to go
before the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee for hearings early next
week, and Democratic leaders said
it might reach the floor within 10
days.
Senator Wagner, Democrat, of
New York, high-ranking member
OF the committee, predicted little
Senate opposition to the plan for
the United States joining in the
joint war relief effort.
The measure was passed in the
House late yesterday after defeat OF
a Republican move to credit the
appropriation directly to the State
Department rather than to the Pres
ident, for the use of the Foreign
Economic Administration, which is
directly under his control The Re
publican-sponsored amendment was
beaten by vote of 217 to ITS.
Proposed by Vorys.
The amendment, proposed by Rep
resentative Vorys, Republican, OF
Ohio, was described by Majority
Leader Mccormack as slap at the
President of the United States" Mr..
Vorys denied it had any partisan
purpose.
The UNRRA program, drawn up
recently at an international confer
ence in Atlantic City, envisions the
supplying of food and other aid to
civilian populations of areas freed
from Axis domination.
An amendment by Representative
Mundt, Republican, of South Dakota,
which the House adopted without
opposition, broadened the bill to per-
NIT United States funds to be spent
in any area important to Allied mil
itary operations. Mr.. Mundt said
this would permit aid to famine
ridden India.
Sirdar j. j. Singh, president Of
the India League of America, said
rejection of the Mundt amendment
would have been most injurious to
the cause of the United Nations in
the war of Asia
Treaty Action Seen.
The House also approved the
agreement reached by the A par
ticipating nations which formed
the UNRRA at Atlantic City. This
caused some critics to say that
Congress was indorsing treaties and
that it was taking the first step
toward "the superstate," or "totali-
tarianism''
The UNRRA program provides
that Immediately on the liberation
of any area by the armed forces of
the United Nations, the population
shall receive aid and relief, and
that urgently needed agricultural
and industrial production shall be
resumed.
The House brushed aside pro-
Evening star., 1944-01-26
6 s'THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. G.
WEDNESDAY 26 iSll

posals to provide $1,000 ,oo0. 900 to
be spent through the Red Cross in
stead OF UNRRA, to limit UNRRA's
fund to $675.o00 900. to finance
UNRRA operations through public
sale Of relief and rehabilitation
bonds, to limit the spending OF
any funds to the necessities Of
life" and to limit the life Of
UNRRA to January !, 1916.
The House agreed that this Ma
tons participation in UNRRA
should expire two years after the
war ends on all fronts.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Writers to Hear Editor

The Washington Society Of Free
Lance Writers will hear Larston D.
Farrar, editor of Nations Business
speak on Writing the Fact Ar
ticle" at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
children's room of the Mount
Pleasant Library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Religious Broadcast Set

The Washington Catholic Radio
Hour will be broadcast at sos pm.
tomorrow over Station WWDC from
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception. The Rev. IsnatiuB Smith
VIII speak on Religious Resolutions
Tor Our Own Sake"
Evening star., 1944-01-26

Feterson's suggestion related to the
transferring Of similar duties for
merly performed by four persons
to one file clerk.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Funeral Services Held
For Ernest J. EIwood

Funeral services for Ernest ]
Elwood. 81, retired printer anc
proofreader in the Government
Printing Office, were held yesterday
at the Lee funeral home. Burial
was in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mr.
Elwood died Friday.
The services were conducted by
the Myron M. Parker Lodge, No. 81
FAAM, of which Mr.. Elwood was an
active member, with delegations
from the Sojourners Masonic Club
of the General Accounting Office
md the Trestleboard Masonic Club
Of the GPO attending. The Rev
Carroll c. Roberts, pastor of the
Ninth Street Christian Church and
chaplain of the Parker lodge, off,
ciated. He was assisted by the Rev
William N. Vincent, pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Also in attendance were members
|of the Columbia Typographical
Union, No. 101; the Veteran Union
Printers Association, the National
Association of Retired Federal EN-
ployes, the Metropolis Lodge, No
16, IOOF, and the Capital Chap
ter, RAM,
Evening star., 1944-03-14
District Leads Nation
In {, +, 6 Bond Sales

Per capita sales of War Bonds, not
only for the Fourth War Loan cam
paign but for the entire war financ-
ing program. are higher in WASH
ington for Series E, F and G bonds
than in any of the States, 1t was
reported today by John A. Reilly,
chairman of the District War FL
nance Committee.
Between May, 1941, and February
1914, per capita sales in these three
categories total s358.S0 here, with
Connecticut second at $338.07. The
per capita figure for Series E bonds
alone Is 1858 As, with Oregon next at
$235.74.
During the Fourth War Loan
drive, every person in Washington
bought an average of $41.62 in Series
E bonds and an average Of $47.74 in
Series E, F. and G to lead the Ma
ton in these categories.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Funeral Services Today
For Mrs. Eva N. EppIey

Funeral services for Mrs. Eva M
Eppley, rs, native of Washington
and widow of Geary F. Eppley, were
arranged for 2 pm. today at st.
Adams Episcopal Church, Wisconsin
and Massachusetts, avenues NV
Burial will be in Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
Mrs. Eppley died Sunday at her
residence, 1859 Ellicott street NV,
after long illness.
A lifelong resident of the District,
Mrs. Eppley was graduated In 1886
from the old Central High School.
She was a member of the Daughters
of the King. Her husband, who died
In 1917, was In the poultry business
here.
Survivors include three daughters,
Misses Rita w. and Elaine M.
Eppley, both Of Washington, and
Mrs. William r. Maslin, ST., of Port
Chester, N. Y, and a son, 1t. Col.
Geary F.. Eppley. on duty at the
Army War College.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Mrs. Harold Heffner
Dies in Silver Sprinq

Mrs. Harold v. Heffner, IS, promi-
nent in club circles here and in
Montgomery County, died unexpect-
edly late yesterday at her home at
5000 Old Bladensburg road, Silver
Spring, Md.
Born in Manassas, Va, she moved
to Takoma Park Is years ago after
her marriage to Mr.. Heffner. They
moved to Silver Spring in December
Mrs. Heffner was a past president
|of the District-Maryland Junior
Women's Club, was active in the
Red Cross Canteen of Takoma Park
and was an officer in the Takoma
Park Chapter of the Eastern Star
She was former program chairman
|of the Women's City Club and a
member of the Junior Guild.
For the last three years she had
been employed in the paymaster's
office of the Potomac Electric Power
Co.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a 15-year-old daughter
Jacqueline; her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert r. Dodson, Takoma
Park, and a brother, Charles Dod-
son of California.
Funeral services will be held al
II pm. tomorrow from the home OF
Mr.. Heffner's parents, Judge and
Mrs. Herman c. Heffner, lot Car
roll avenue, Takoma Park. Burial
will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Dfatha.

WINSHIP, G. MEREDITH, JR. On Mon.
g. MEREDITH WMsHIP, Jr.. beloved son
Of Ida w. and G.. Meredith Winship, Sr
OF 1915 Fenwick lane. Silver Spring. Md
Mr.. Winship rests at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey funeral home, S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring, Md. Notice Of services later
WOLF, CARL N. On Sunday, March IL
WOLF. bslovsd HUSBAND Of Marie r. Wolf
Wolf Remains aestign at Chambers fu;;
Wednesday, March 15, at $50 am. Mass
at st. Martins Church. N Capitol and
tsts.. at 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
ZIMMERMAN. DANIEL GEHR. On Sun.
day, March II, 1914, at Emergency Hos,
pttal DANIEL GEHR ZIMMERMAN o1
3040k R st. NV, beloved husband oi
Alice r.. zimmerman and father Of Bar
bar1 Ann and Robert q. thinner man Re!
mains resting at the Birch funeral home
3034 M st NV. Services at Arlington
Chapel on Wednesday, March Is. at z
-. m. Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. IA
ZIMMERMAN. DANIEL G. Special com.
a munication OF Potomac Lodge
N No 8: F. A. 4. NJ. is called on
~~ Of our late brother, DANIEL G..
W. ZIMMERMAN. BY order Of
" GEORGE B. MEAD
RICHARD P. wADDEY. Secretary.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
FL Runyon, California
Newspupermon, Dies

Ey the Associated Press.
PASADENA. Calf, Mar. 14.-F
F. Runyon, Ct, veteran California
newspaperman, died yesterday after
a heart attack.
A native of East Orange, NJ j.,
Mr.. Runyon came to California as a
child. He started his newspaper
career on the San Francisco Call
Later he was editor of the Nevada
State Journal in Reno and held a
similar position with the Pasadena
Post until 1880, after which he
founded, with Emer Bates, the Pas
adena Independent.
Evening star., 1944-03-14

IT DAN, the one on her fathers back, is a reg.
u ular little terror for gettin her clothes dirty.
But Jerry, Jacky, and even Bette, the baby, are
bad enough. just bad to find soap that gave
MORE SUDS and LONGER-LASTIN SUDS,
and l sure found it in new Super Suds. Gracious,
what difference it made! THOSE SPUNKY
EXTRA SUDS just sail through stubborn dirt!
find I've got free time l never had before, be-
cause really do get through my wash quicker
with new, sudsier Super Suds.'
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Elizabeth McGuffey,
Movie Researcher, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 14.-Mrs
Elizabeth McGaffey, for 13 years
head Of RKO Studios research de-
partment, died in a hospital yester-
day Of a heart attack. She was a
native Of Chicago and was a news
paperwoman there before she came
to Hollywood in 1915 to head the
Jesse L. Lasky research department
Mrs. McGaffey wrote several short
stories and scenarios and at one
time was q stock actress.