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MISSING;
PVT. ROBERT \. CLARK. :

PVT. ROBERT y. CLARK. 81,
March l3, Mediterranean Sea;
Ford Motor employe in service,
January, 1913; overseas, February.
1914. wife. Frances. daughter,
Judith Ann, COS w. Brockton.
Royal Oak; son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Morden y. Clark, 17402 Stoepel
PFC. FRANCIS A. MOULTON,
20. medical corps, March 8. Ger
many: attended Lincoln High,
Ferndale, in service, Hprii, 1913;
overseas. May, 1914; son of the
Rev. and Mrs. William O. Moul-
ton. 1914 Kenton. Fernda e;
brother, 1t. James F., overseas.
PFC. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
March 4. Germany Chevrolet em-
ploye in service, March. 1914;
wife. Anna W.. 1885 Seward;
mother. Mrs. Eunice Taylor. i4oi
Mt Elliott: brother. Cpl. Fred
hospltalized, Germany.
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NAVY DEAD
Outstate

BAfFR MYRTON J PFC USMC-Par-
ents NJ and Mrs James Bsier CheluyEan
f'FCyTN JOTTS + SCI. USMCF -N0tber
Sis. Myrtle Brown Mafic;te
HUnEcHEK CYPH. ~. II I'd IT.
UsMc-Sistef Rose NJ Hudechek. Munith
KUNATH CHARLES SEAMAN J e USNR
-Uncis. Thomas sylvester DsnroV. OAK
Grove.
RAPACZ ANDY PFC rSMCP -Moiner
M Elizabeth Nassch kalantsson
sHCTES FREDERICK " rFC tSNCR -
Mnfrer Mu Della u Shu'cs aunt Mrs
II.IIan u. Hines. Three Rivers
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Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK, April 3
Latest Michigan wounded 30 Ar.
I'VE at Percy Jones Hospital and
he Fort Custer facility include
DETROIT
Kroi3sr Cpi Albert p. 17i3T Lamont
Putyns SGT ioseph r 1923 Gallagher
Vase man Pie Harold, 2slL Stufte
ant.
0TTSTAIE
Breuksf. H,c EaH4td, Ff--T-n
Lafayette P,f FfsnE A. Brighton.
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CAPT. GORDON ID. GoERKE,

CAPT. GORDON ID. GOERKE,
25. infantry, March 8, Germany;
Lineold Park graduate; attended
Middle Georgia College; worked
for Cadillac Motor Car Division !;
in service February. l9i3; over
seas last September; awarded
Bronze Star; leaves wife. Phyllis,
and son. Douglas. 1906 Thomas.
Allen Park; parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert w. Goerke, 150SS Harrison,
Allen Park.
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PFC. SAMUEL j. TOIA, p,
tank corps, March l. Germany;
hoSpitalized. France; DENLY grad
uate; worked for National Broach
Co; in service. November. l943;
overseas, September. 1914: son of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Toia, o237
LakeView.
PFC. ELMER G. PARKS, 2S,
hospitalized in England; overseas
infantry, March Ia, Germany;
January; veteran of five major
battles in south Pacific; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don r, Parks, 21324
Colgate. Pennington.
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DEAD

PVT. DONALD II. BAUER, 10
infantry. March 4. Germany; at
tended DENLY; worked for Baker
Shoe Co: in service last June,
overseas February; leaves par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bauer
l2700 Gitre; two brothers IN
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first reported
missing ID g C.
u; ( o r m @ r
sp or t 5 m e n s
guide lon &
Jordan River;
in 5 rv iC c.
1912; overseas,
October, 1914 /;
5 5 { Q r, Mrs.
Fl g n Coon,
b o y n @ City,
formerly of De-
troit; brothers,
D(1 IDl,A hoe
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PFC. ANDREW SOLAK. infan-
try, Feb. 13, Germany; Lincoln
Brass Works employe; parents
live al $500 Archdale; brother,
Edward, with army in south
Pacific.
PFC. JOHN TOIA, 26, AAF
quartermaster, Dec. Il, New
Guinea; DENLY graduate; worked
for j. T. Fedin Co.; in service,
April, 1912: overseas, July, 1912
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Toia. 5237 Lakeview; brother, T/5
Samuel. also reported wounded
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Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget.

Biographical sketches of De-
troiters killed. wounded. missing
or prisoners. according to Official
government releases and next of
kin who have notified the Times
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Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

ousate % 1O9 wounded II
termed by Germany.
The navy list carries the Of killed III
wounded and three
In all been notified have kept
informed of any change
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MARINE PVT. RALPH (SON-
NNA TREDD


rs, March :,
Two Jinna: Den
by gra duate;
W or X @ d for
Brothers Mfg.
Co.: in service
st A pril;
overseas n o.
vember: leaves
p a r @ n IS. Mr..
a n d M r s
Ge orge NJ.
Treppa. 1851
Teppert; tw o
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PVT. PETER
STEFAN,

-
J.. STEFANI,
S, tank corps,
Feb. y, Ger
many hospital
lied. + ra nee;
awarded Purple
III e a + t; wife,
Marie. daugh-
ters, Patricia
and Kathleen;
p a r Q nj $, Mr..
and Mrs. John
B. S I @ { a n i,
2130 Hale; one
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WOUNDED

PVT. JOSEPH VI. PALAE-
ZOLO, 1S. March IA. Germany
still hospitalized; attended st
Charles; worked for Pere Mar
quette Railroad, in service, Aug
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ARMY PRISONERS
Interncd nv Germany
0UtStatp

AHo EDWARD ". SGT SON Of Mrs
Anna Aho Marquette
ANDERSON. ROBERT L PVT son Of
Mrs Ida Anderson. lngaiiSton
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PVT. MORDACAI NJ. GROSS
MAN. 10. Infantry, Dec. %,
France. of wounds received three
days previously in Germany: Cen
tral graduate; attended Wayne
University; worked for Nash
Kelyinator Corp; in service April,
1913: overseas Is months; leaves
perents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gross
man. 268S Glynn. one brother in
service.
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infantry, .interned by Germany;
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Ypntr Monroe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
Soc. sfranku V
FronciV UPu
~popoIno zmaqo
(Nadaljevanie S /. strahi.)

- -
Drugic, velika vecina dele
gatov je bila mnenja, da DO So
cialisticna stranka v Franciji
dobila vecino V prihodnjih vo-
litvah V drzavni zbor veliko
laglie, ako Sc ne osloni has V
tenn momentu ma komuniSte in
s tenn ma MOskvo, ampak ma
svoj lastni narod.
Komunisti "a ZmernOst
V. ponudbah "a zdruzenje Sc
francoski komunisti MISC osla-
Mali ma kake "a socialiste ne
sprejemljive pogoje, ampak
zgolj ma to, da je boljSe, &c 81 V
volilnem boju delavske stranke
ne bi stale nasproti pac pa Sic
zdruzeno vanj. Nova stranka
maj bi Sc imenovala n. pr. de-
lavska ali kar re in izrazila Sc
maj bi "a program XII bi incl
privlacnost in XII hi ga bilo V
slucaju image mogoce tudi IL
VeSti.
Toda S socialisticne strani so
prihajali oGitki, da so komuni-
sti re cestokrat prelomili bese-
do. N. pr, da SO bill cd avgu-
sta 1929, ko je bila sklenjena
pogodba pr~ijateljstva med Ber-
linom in Moskvo pa do 81. ju-
Mia 1941 prot "imperialisticni
vojni''.
Vendar pa francoska social
STIGMA stranka nj sklenila nice
sar takega, kar bi razdrlo most
do zdruzenja. Zakljucila je da
maj komunisti in socialist po-
slujejo V volilni kampanii v
podrocju "enotnih odborov",
kar pa je neumljivo, kako mai
Sc to zgodi, &c 81 bosta dive
Stranki stall V kampanji druga
proti drugi. In dale je sklenila,
da Sc komuniste sprejme, kadar
DO razvidno, da so francoska
delavska stranka, ne pa orodie
kake tuje diplomacije in tuje
Wade.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
TUdi osissni voini Uietniki
SO Sc problem

V Zed. drzavah je bilo oh "a
kljucku vojne z Japonsko pri-
blizno $4,000 vojnih ujetnikov
IL osiscnih dezel, najvec il Mem
cije in Italije. Nase vojaSke OBJ
lasti SO jih uposljevale in jih Sc
Iposljujejo ma farmah, V gozdo-
viii in slicnih delhi, a sedai, ko
60 domacih delavcev zadosti, pa
90 treba S takimi "konkurenti"
oospraviti S tenn, da Sc Jill vrne
V dezele, katerim pripadajo. A
20 nj enostavno, posebno kar Sc
oemskih vojnih ujetnikov tice.
ltalijanske pa Sc re posilja ma
zaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
zvezni dohodki v primeri
5 sfroSki

Tudi cd kar ie vojne konec.
so dohodki zvezne Wade Sc We
dno Al odstotkov nizji kot pa
dohodki. Steer Sc bodo stopnje-
ma znizavali, ampak Sc dolgo
ne toliko, da hi kongres sploh
hotel misliti ma kako znizava-
ME davkov, razen korporaci-
jam, katerim je re prvi polo
Vicitega leta dial velike olajSa-
We, V znesku cd pet do osem mi
lizard dolariev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-29
VeIesi!e r~esujeio
probfen7e Azije
100 sf0rem"
(Nadalievanie s l. strani.)

20 STOESm
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
Nizozemska nj V vojni ma Paci-
fiku mogla nicesar pomagati in
tako je sedaj zgolj cd Zed. dr.
zav odvisno, ali maj Nizozemska
tiste bajne kraje, z okrog so mi
liioni prebivalcev dobi, nazaj V
izkoris6anje ali pa maj posta-
neio last ondotnega ljudstva.
Slednie Sc gotovo ne DO zgodi-
10, a boil verjetno je, da Nizo-
zemska sama teh bogastev tudi
ne DO dobila nazaj V dar, pac pa
bodo V BODICE craven tudi anne
risk in mono angleski interest.
Hong-KOng
Dale ie tn spor zaradi an
gleSke kronske kolonije Hong
Kong pr .Kantonu ma Juznem
Kitajskem. Japonci SO ga V tel
voini Anglezem well brez po-
sebnega truda. Hong-Kong je
del kitaiske celine in ceprav ga
imajo Anglezi V posesti re dol
90 dobo, vseeno Kitajci sma-
trajo, da je cas-, ako Sc zapadni
imperialisti umaknejo IL Azije,
ali sal IL tistih krajev, XII so XII
tajski pc prebivalstvu, tradici-
jah, veri in znacaju. Now an
gleSki premier Attlee je dejal,
da Hong-Kong pripada Angliji
in Churchill mu je pritrdil, An
glija je paG zidana ma Imperial
lizmu in mednarodni trgovini,
pa SO il take posesti potrebne.
Sedaj jih zahtevajo posebno ma
Pacifiku Cimvec tudi Zed. drza-
We. In to ne lie cd Japoncev, ka-
term SO jih itak Vzele, ampak
tudi cd Anglije, Avstralije,
Move Zelandije, Nizozemske in
Portugalske.
Pacifik je postal V tel vojni
pOpolnoma ameriSko morje in
Zed. drzave SO ma MENU abso-
lutna gospOdarica.
Russia tudi azijska sila
V Aziji SO torej sedaj Zed. dr.
gave vodilna sila, posebno vsled
sVoje kontrole mad morjem, VS.
led o~kupiranja Japonske, vsled
svojih bogastev in pa ker S temi
sredstvi nadvladujejo kitajsko
Waldo V Cunkingu XII Sc menda
V kratkem preseli V Marking,
ako Sc re nj.
Veliko besedo V Aziji DO ime-
la spet tudi Velika Britannia, to-
da nikdar ne vec tolikSne kot
mexico, ko ie bila has ona ma
tenn Vclikem kOntinentu pogla-
wilma sila.
Vraca pa Sc ma svoje prejSnje
mesto V Aziji stara Russia.
V Vojni Z Japonci |. 1904 je IL
gubila sVOiO kontrolo mad Man
dzarijo, Japonci SO il potopiI
memo Vojno mornarico ma Pa
cifiku, well SO il Port Arthur,
in kar MISC dokoncali Z ruskim
vpliVom ma Kitajskem, MAN.
dzuriji in V Koreji takrat, SO
uresnicili pc prvi svetovni
vojni.
Meseca julia in augusta pa
je bill V Moskvi ma pos~vetova-
NTH s sovjetsko Waldo kitajski
premier T. V. Soong in sklenil
Z MO 30-letno pogodbo vzajem-
nosti, ki je diplomaticni in prak-
ticen triumf "a ODE vladi.
Ampak ne "a kitajske komu-
niste. TIE Sc je V meSetarjenjih
jake prezrlo.
o tenn vec V prihodnji Ste
Wiki.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Mrs. Mary Shanahan,
|CIubwoman, Dies

Mrs. Mary Teresa Shanahan, 70,
District clubwoman, died yesterday
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Eleanor st. Johns, 1918 Seventeenth
place NE. She was the widow of
William F. Shanahan, General Ac-
counting Offlce employe, who died
here six years ago.
A native of Chicago, Mrs. Shana-
han lived in Wilmington, N. c., for
five years before coming to the Dis
trict 27 years ago. She was former
president of the District American
War Mothers, of which organization
she was a charter member. She
also was member of the knights
of st. John, the American Legion
Auxiliary, the Royal Neighbors and
st. Anthony's Church.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.
st. Johns, Mrs. Agnes Borowski and
Mrs. Anastasia Connor, all of Wash
ington, and Sister Geraldine of
Seton High School, Baltimore: four
sons, Thomas F. and David G. Shan
anan, Chicago; William B. Shana-
han, Washington, and Capt. Robert
E. Shanahan, now with the Army
of Occupation in Germany.
Requiem high mass will be said
at am. Thursday at st. Anthony's
Church. Services will be held at
$3.50 am. at the home. Burial will
be in George Washington Memorial
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
William SchIossenberu,
Native Of Russia, Dies

William Schlossenberg, SIS, of 20
Fourteenth street NE, died yester-
day in Providence Hospital after a
short illness. He was a resident of
Washington for % years and a
member of the Masonic order.
Mr.. Schlossenberg came to this
country from Russia when he was
IL years old, living first in Baltimore.
He was in the tailoring business dur
ing his years in Washington.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Schlossenberg; two sons,
M/Sergt. Irving Schlossenberg, U. S.
M. c. r., and Yeoman 2/c Sidney
Schlossenberg, stationed at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Center;
a daughter, Shirley Schlossenberg.
of Washington; four brothers, three
sisters and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Danzansky's
funeral home, 3501 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in District of
Columbia Lodge Cemetery, 3217 Fiji
teenth place Sc.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
CorpI. Winfred R. Haines
To Be Buried in ARLINGTON

Funeral services for Corpl. Win
fred r. Haines, 28, killed in the
crash of an Army transport plane
near Catlinberg, Tenn, are to be
held at 2 pm. today at the Fort
Myer, Va, chapel. Burial will be
in Arlington National Cemetery.
Corpl. Kaines was the son of
Mrs. Edna Haines, 1460 Irving street
NV. He was one of six men killed
in the crash of the plane October
on flight from st. Louis to Char
lotte, N. C. The wreckage was found
after an 11-day search.
Corpl. Haines was a radar spe-
cialist in the Army Air Forces. He
went to high school at Parsons, w.
Va, and was married there to Miss
Perle Walker, who was deputy
county clerk. Before enlisting in
the Army he lived in Cleveland.
Surviving, in addition to his widow
and mother, are a sister, 1st 1t.
Gustava Schaeffer of the Army
Nurses Corps, in Germany; an uncle,
Paul E. Schaefer, an attorney, 1903
K street NV, and an aunt, Mrs.
Ola Venizelos, % Greenbriar street.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Rites for Mrs. Bushong
Await Location Of Husband

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
v. Bushong, 90, of 338 Thirteenth
street NE, who was killed in an
automobile accident Sunday at Suit
land, Md, await efforts by the Amer
ican Red Gross to locate and bring
home her husband, Pfc. William
L. Bushong, now stationed with the
Army in France. The body will be
at Chambers funeral home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
The family appealed to the Rec
Cross yesterday.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Bushong was a graduate of Business
High School. She was employed by
the Margaret Sheetze Beauty Shop
HAS Connecticut avenue NV, at
the time of her death. She was
a member of Rosedale Methodist
Church.
In addition to her husband, Mrs
Bushong is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Steinmeier; a brother
Alfred Steinmeier, and three sisters
Mrs. Isabel Childs, Mrs. Jessie Wal
ker and Mrs. Doris Campbell, all
of Washington.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Rites for Stanley Schum
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Stanley j
Schum, %, of 1919 Takoma avenue,
Silver Spring, an air force vet
eran of 35 missions over Germany
who was killed in an automobile
accident near Fairfax last Satur-
day, will be held at 9 am. tomorrow
at St. Michael's Catholic Church
8434 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be at Washington Me-
mortal Park.
Mr.. Schum, sergeant and waist
gunner, was discharged six weeks
ago. In addition to seven battle
stars he held the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross, the Air Medal with four
Oak Leaf Clusters and a Presiden-
tial Unit Citation. He was a native
of Washington and a graduate of
Mckinley High School,
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Schum, and a
brother, Dwight.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Mrs. Ida B. Nay|or Dies;
Resident Here 48 Years

Mrs. Ida B. Naylor, IT, of 62s
Twelfth street NE, resident of
Washington for 48 years, died yes
terday in Emergency Hospital after
an illness Of several months. Her
husband, Louis P. Naylor, is a re-
tired Government Printing Office
employe
Mrs. Naylor was born and edu-
Gated in Stockton, N. J. She lived
in Jersey City before coming to
Washington in 1897.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Naylor is survived by son, Ronald
Naylor; three daughters, Mrs.
Frank P. Daniel, Mrs. ]. Frank
Schairer and Miss Mary B. Naylor,
and two grandchildren, all of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
fa,-v
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Mrs. Clara I. Barth Dies
After Long Illness

Mrs. Clara T. Barth, rs, of 700O
Piney Branch road NV, died today
in Georgetown Hospital after an
illness Of several months.
Mrs. Barth was the widow Of
Charles ]. Barth. They had six
children, one Of whom is the Rev.
Camillus Barth, rector of st. Paups
Monastery In Pittsburgh.
The other children, three of
whom live here, are Mrs. Howard
Phillips, Mrs. Robert Mayo, Mrs.
H. L. Garrett, Mrs. William j. Hal
pin and Hugh A. Barth. Mrs. Hal
pin resides in Charleston, w. Va,
and Mr.. Barth in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Barth and her husband
came here to live several years ago
from Moundsville, w. Va. Funeral
services will be held in Mounds
vile Friday.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Woods
Rites Planned tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth M. Woods, 81, of 633 Raleigh
place Sc. native and lifelong resi-
dent of the District who died at
her home on Sunday after a two
month illness, will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the home. Burial will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. Woods had lived in Congress
Heights since 1902, when it was a
sparsely settled part of the city.
She was a charter member of the
Mayhower Council of The Daughters
Of America, being a member for 48
years. She was also member of
Congress Heights Methodist Church.
Survivors are three daughters.
Mrs. Anna E. Click, Mrs. Virgie
Schuhard and Mrs. Grace r. James,
all of Washington; a brother, Will
liam B. Cattell of Washington: a
sister, Mrs. Lydia Ritner of Rocky
Mount, N. c.: five grandchildren
and three greatrgrandchildre
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Charles D. Bercaw Dies;
Retired Railroad Official

Charles D. Bercaw, 78, of 371O
Fulton street NV, retired railroad
freight official who had lived in the
District for the last 81 years, died
yesterday at his home.
A native of Madison, Ind, Mr.
Bercaw worked for a railroad In
Kentucky for some years before be-
coming freight agent of the Atlanta,
Birmingham & Coast Railway in
Cordele, Ga. He retired from that
organization in 1924, moving to the
District shortly afterward.
Mr.. Bercaw is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Adela w. Bercaw; three
daughters, Miss Louise A. Bercaw
and Miss Catherine E. Bercaw, both
of Washington, and Mrs. Garnet w.
Jex of Arlington, Va; two sons,
Capt. w. w. Bercaw, now stationed
in Japan, and AL A. Bercaw of St.
Louis.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Washington at a
place to be decided later.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Directed Verdict Frees
Assault Cose Defendant

Nathaniel Clifton, 81, colored, Of
the 1700 block of U street NV,
yesterday was acquitted through a
directed verdict on charges of
criminally assaulting and robbing q
25-year-old colored woman.
Justice James M. Proctor ordered
the directed verdict on grounds
there was not sufficient evidence to
convict. Clifton was indicted on
September 4.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
BrathH

TAYLOR, CLARA 3. On Sunday. oc-
!GSer srS st. IL 1s4s 81 her sses,dsnce 44is
mother Of Miss Beulah Taylor, Mr. Frank
IN Tayior and Mr.. Oscar Taylor; sister Of
Mrs. Wallace Partlow and Mr.. Malcomb
funeral home. i4oo chaplin St. st. NV, until
Wednesday, October "a, at 12 noon,
Grsyeside g s,. Is. SERVICES end interment at Ma
WAKEFIELD. ALICE X. On Monday. oc-
MAgE1IP aS5 RIPe seea eaasss'fsss
is survived BY one SON. Il. Deets Il wa Warfieid I'D:
two grandchildren, two brothers and one
s'sWF ostobss ossryse I her late
terment Montgomery Cemetery.
WElTZEL, GEORGE. On Saturday, Oc-
s9ber 20 EoRs Ig1s; st his rssidenes, 1854
husband Of Clara R. Weitzel and father
OF William c. and George D. Weitzel. Fu-
neral services at the above residence en-
Hill Cemetery. rs
wEITzEL. GEORGE; The ofacers and
- members OF Plumbers Local
VET WEfTzEI on sstd Saturday, o oetober
NrJU 20, i945. Remains resting at
~ his late residence, 1854 W. st:
Sc, where services will be held
Wednesday, October "a. at pm.
.. WHITE, CLYDE. On Monday, October
GLYPE sId Hins WHJbE UTE. BELOVED son Of Everett
funeral home, 5l7 1lth st. s.e., on Thurs
day, October. 25, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery. "A
wITTE, KARL H. Suddenly. on Thurs
say October ~ 1g40 At Shady Side
Madge c, Witte, father Of the late Her
Wan wsts KaT Witte and brStheS Of
n u
at pm, on Tuesday, october 23. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 20
wITTE. HERMAN KARL. Suddenly. on
Thursday October Is. 4945, at Shady Side,
Md M aadEe e and aa e TE sa Ks Se9vea f. ts
Services from Chambers deorsetown
funeral home, 3lst and M sts; NV, at
mept % Arlington I'M eSIt National 'tSpa cemetsry
oegSs9 wSoDs s. Iaz IN NJ 1n ssnds
Rsisish pII j. Sc; ELizAbETH Y. WOODS:
Virgie schuhard and Mrs. Grace R. James
and sister Of Mrs. Lydia Ritner and Will
liam B. Cattell; Funeral services at the
"a, at 8 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. 1nterment Confessional Cemetery.
members of Mayfower Council, No. II,
ter EzABETa G'ta NJ %oops VI % oeash on oetobsr @
21, 1e45, and are invited to attend the
funeral on Wednesday. october "a, at 3
pm. ROSE HERNDON, Councillor,
HATTIE 6. RUPPART. Rec. secty
YOUNG, CHARLES Z. On Saturday,
october 90, l945, at 1855 am, at his
residence. 1895 Morris road Sc, CHARLES
E. YOUNG, son Of the late Rev. W. H.
and Winnie Frances Young. He leaves to
mourn one brother, four sisters and many
other relatives. Friends may call at his
late residence after pm. Tuesday, Oc-
chnreh stanten a. and s poHsIas
roads Sc, Wednesday, october "a, at l2
noon, Rev. D. A. Bell officiating. Inter
rangements by Robert G. Mason g. Co. %
ZURAS, LEON. On Sunday, October 21,
1945, LEON ZURAS, beloved son of George
bers' funeral home, SIT 11th st. s.e., on
Wednesday, october "a, at 11:30 am. In
terment Cedar Hill CemeterY
Evening star., 1945-10-23
CWitons to Sponsor Party

The Bethesda Civitan Club will
sponsor children's Halloween
party at the playground in Wood
mont on October 81 to dedicate the
playground which recently was
equipped by the club. King H.
Mularkey is chairman of the dedi-
cation committee assisted by Will
liam Wohlfarth, John Smith and
E. o. Likens. William Austin heads
the playground committee.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Hunters Find Ensign
Hurt in Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PENDLETON, Greg, Oct. 49,
Ensign Robert Wayne Book, Shan
andoah. Iowa, missing since Friday
on a fight from Red Bluff, Calf. :,
to Pasco, Wash, was found injured
yesterday near the wreckage of his
airplane by hunters in the Blue
Mountains south of here. Ensign
Book, who suffered a broken leg and
arm, had crawled from his bomber.
He told hunters a Marine who was
with him had started for help. A
search was under way in the noun
tains and along district highways
for the unidentified companion.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Deaths Reported

Emelie c. Doetch, SO. 1882 st. Sc.
Joseph Beard. 20, ASP K st. NV.
RAYMOND ]. Moody. SO, Riverdale Md.
Carl F.. Sanders, 81, Arlington, Va.
Jacob w. schupbach, 81, 1886 3 St se.
John Hashoor, 90, 1915 Rosedale st. ne.
Irene Sheehan, AZ, 2Ol9 I st. NV.
George N Mccoy, AZ, 312 Mclean ave. s.w
hadie l. Malac, Al. Baltimore, Md.
William Bayliss. 3S. 55S Portland st. sc
Marie Samuels, 81, 207 l st. Sc
Elizabeth Washington, 70, 917 9th st. ne
Sarah E. Pryor, Sc, 800 st. sw.
James Lancaster, 81, 22I K ST. sw
Caleb C. Cathey. %. War College, D. c,
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Milk Found Unsafe
In Town With Epidemic

by the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans.. Oct. 23.-The
State Board Of Health, reporting on
its investigation Of an epidemic
which took the lives OF 5 babies and
affected 400 other persons at Great
Bend, Kans., says 80 per cent OF that
city's milk supply is not safe for
human consumption.
The boards report said bacteria
count in 81 per cent OF the samples
taken from one pasteurizer was ex-
ceptionally high.
At Great Bend, Mayor H. p. Thies
said pasteurizing plants were report
ed making changes to improve sani-
tary conditions.