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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, will handle books for large
or small concerns: complete records kept;
reasonable. Box 3S2-S, Star. Isl
ACCOUNTANT. experienced payroll, taxes,
etc. desires position with reliable Arm.
Box 4O5-S. Star
ACCOUNTANT. ir,: Ben Franklin U. grad
q months exp. with c. P. A. . years book
keeping exp, wishes full or part time work
with c. P A. Box 469-S. Star. 1Ss
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER desire,
work from builders, contractors or owners;
20 years experience on all types Of build
ings Box AIS, Star. 1Ss
BO0KKEEPER, 15 years experiences.
typist, payrolls, gen. office work Call SH.
2615 after pm 16S
BUTLER-vALET- HOUsEMAN. good plain
cook; long experience; diplomatic services
camera Rs HP ssa Veteran ,.1 1ss
trained grad, all-around photoxrsnhsr
seeks steady employment. Box 45i.S'
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HELP MEN,

| TAMORs-Men's alterations, Immediate
SRR'} D'@1'i goFRho s's
i5sa es.t and 1 gEs; ssls5ss
CHANGE. 1885 I4th st. NV. Ho. es9e
s1ssas : seEessr ST. Rro sgss
TRUCK FAINTER, experienced; must have
Must N.Y., be available Immediately. Cali 81.
!so1srzsrE WHAHH ss' ssss s s
UsHERs WANTED, part time or full time in
Apply 70 usher captain, LOEW's PALACE
lTHEATER lobby, 18th and r SITS. NV lie
VETERAN "a OR STUDENT, part time. to op
CHEVY CHASE cIuB, Conn .et ave. Ap ana
WATERS, white; dining nm, for dinner,
r5om r.. d r 10 Pm good wages Apply
Wo9dley I'd NV. inexperienced need, not
WAifERs. eolored. lunch. dinner and bar
walters, full or part time; meals and per-
ihS ss efS ' coan we
wAREHoUsEMAN and shipping clerk,
must be able to handle employees and
manase warehouse; reply, own handwrit-
o os u SGGs l sssTs sen sSs sa
wAsHrNGToN's OLDEST CHEVROLET
this means biz st men
aRs sss ksRRgsgyHffHG' A ASSly T.
W VIZ hsh Ii y GOOD man for progressive s
store store; good salary or other ARRANGEMENTS.
VA WAT lehman elderly man. white; Ia 7-day
week; s hours BE Ini 70 9 IN daily hop-
WOOL aSSo s II nH opportunity w24 for
ai4e a aasen. ahsps "a
YOUNG, MAN. wide awake and ambitious,
struction and real estate ONCE: ideal posi-
s to. g sssnsss ana o4 IN
SONS osI Af Ions gm st. NV. pI Mi7
YOUNG MAN, colored. over 81. to work in
s9a sHo1 f.a s4Fs fSsF
Be Be \ 4 FOLSOM TREE suRoEoN- Ess
WlssoRsIF aTs Bsths;da Nd. WI ssi1
Be eoeae a sraasate o. re
highest references; be psrsonable and have
Salary to start will be reasonable and
opportunity for future exceptional. Give
fun details on age. education and ex-
PATENTT Law FIRM, Wa Washington. with
diyerified practice, desires associate
preferably having had Patent Once ex-
perience and a technical graduate, for
infringement, validity, preparation and
prosecution work: 5-day week with salary
from $4,000 to $4,000. Replies connden-
qualifications. Box 342-R, Star. III
man with car: Weekly salary. ~" Cali Cali Mr.
Tweed. EN- 1890, until Q pm. F. A.
TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave. NV. lie
nical graduate. preferably with KNOWLEDGE
81 chemistry. for research work and for
future adyancement in profession; per.
salary requirement. Box 4o7-S, Star IT
9 COLORED MEN to work in auto wreck
ing yard. TIA Half st. s.w. l7s
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HELP MEN.

ABOYEUR flood announcer), good nav
and working conditions. Apply personnel
dept, MAYIOWER HOTEL, 18th and
d Sales SITS. NV. III
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Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any OF the fol-
lowing USOs: Executive 042s, National
343l, National. O614 or Republic 1897.
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S
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smsEss Sua nszs sps x
sAiEsMANeccR2Gw MANAGERS to m operst.
money Saef gusrantes f MR WEBSTER e
s,5a Men CO. easy s sd daily nett
sAGEsMEsN. En- ex reHo mems D;% and boys, fur.
nihRa sos ssseR s sGad s na
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. was
ma as possn .1;
preference: No Sunday work. See Mr..
baker baker Dealers. 5s6 No. olebe I'd, Gu
SHEET METAL HELPERS. factory work
Coed Good, wages Apply A. J. AUTH Co,
s Misak .MEMTdaL WORKER. union. for Mls lev
saK, w ssSs,, gss ss doors, PSa
shippers; 40-hr., 5h-day week; air condi-
TONED ONCE. pleasant working conditions
APPLY IN person. UNIVERSAL PICTURES
SHOE 4 kE assi first class; steady
work gok, and good wsges: Ii. 1898. JOHN
SHOE sALEsMEN S'n e X; Se in high
grade women's shoes; excellent salary,
permanent position. L. E MASSEY, i4os
experiences: 4O-hour. s.
day week; time and half overtime: accrued
leave plan; $40 per wk. to start. AT 69e3.
-17
STEWARD, exper., complete charge oil
buying for better hotel and supervising OF
sfock By So9s axp sIsa not necessary
Apply employment ONCE. 4th floor, LANS.
BURGH g. BRO. 7th, 9Th and e SITS. NV
STOCK CLERK for upholsterinE material
good wages to start: experience not essen.
tial: chance for advancement CO. b116
Ask for MR.. GEORGE. Is
TAILORs, coatmakers, by the week or By
piece, Top prices. GneERTs. 731 1btt
st. NV. 20s
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least #. tall and present an excellent
Agez nR sao 7h osf nj
ELEVAToR STARTER, white. with w expert
ence, for office building; S35 per week. as
hours Apply 1435 G st. NV, Room 1858.
ENGINEER. (steam). first.class D. c. H.
cense, wanted by one Of the city's, largest
Experience preferred but not sAe ess seni
eehn enc young man who wishes to learI
70 start tar = AND give references in letter
ENGINEER. 3Td-class license; permanent
ENGINEER-TIMEKEEPER, construction Job
perm. pos; engineering grad. pref; exper
M Hnd eu F. Il VAR ely C b sao e 4
RvE&S Sth %SN s'p eolor.d hours 70
sasZ Y fss5 y Il 5 s ssfR
Elxfhkk1ENcEp MAN for Jewish aelIeatss-
P Piook aF su2P5SSNiv1soR, r.,a,.,o.v:.Tl 4.
s0pasI5E hgez 'sh e. sh ans
FOUNTAIN HELP for evenings and ds Sun.
days, with or without exp, 6bc an hr to
start. Apply MELLON PHARMACY, 1891
SSS !, lfas yA.ss sey sg s%s
fo 1fS fos saE e sn
usually good opportunity for good earnings
with hve-wire progressive concern, to sell
on floor only. ATLAS FURNITURE. 921
! @ st. NV. ~
HEAD BELLMAN, white. for sIoREHAM
HOTEL. Apply Mr.. Wills, $500 Calvert
HoUsEMAN for guesthouse at 1775 st
nng sober; reterences; small apt. and
HOUSEMAN, colored; nightwork: good
pay, and excellent working conditions
CLUB, Arlington, Va. 10
HOuSEMEN for hotel, middle-aged. steady
| DE $500. ID
HOUsEMAN, colored. able to drive car:
permanent position. Box 346-R, Star. Lis
BOY for office work on radio magazine
sace.sns for ,sdxsnssmsnt
National Press Bldg. I'll
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Mrs. William W. Chance,
Lonq D. {. Resident. Dies

Mrs. william w. Chance, So. 9
resident here for 80 years, who died
in East Orange, N. j., on Monday
after an illness Of a year, was to be
buried at 2:30 pm. today in Airing
ton Cemetery.
A sister-in-law OF the late Mer-
ritt Chance, postmaster for Wash
ington for many years. Mrs. Chance
attended All Saints Episcopal
Church in Chevy Chase, Md. Before
her marriage she was Miss Lillian
Lake.
Her husband, a veteran OF both
the Spanish-American War and thu
World War, worked more than q
years for the Post Office Department
and Is now retired. They moved te
East Orange about three years ago
Mrs. Chance is survived by hel
husband: three sons, William w
Chance, jr., formerly a reporter or
The Star, now living in Chicago
Samuel of Peoria, H., and Merritt
Chance. 4307 Twelfth street NE.
and a daughter, Mrs. Marian Guam
OF East Orange.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Private Business Allowed
10 Operate Now on Guam
By The Associated Press

PEARL HARBoR, Dec. 6.-Ad-
miral John H. Towers announced
today the Navy had adopted new
policy which will permit private
business to operate on Guam IN Co
operation with the Navy.
The island, with approximately
10000 civil population and thous-
ands of military personnel, has been
a virtual naval reservation with the
Navy directing the islands economy.
However, Admiral Towers said he
is interested in seeing that private
interests open branches on Guam to
supply merchandise and services
such as transportation.
Il am trying to get long-range
plans in operation" he said in an
interview. There are many things
private business could do which not
only would improve the economy OF
Guam but would lift burden Off
the Navy"
Rear Admiral E. H. Marshall, one
81 the Navy's top civil engineers and
Admiral Towers chief Of staff, is ir
washington discussing revised plans
for construction on Guam. where
Admiral Towers originally planned
to spend upwards Of 81 ,000, ,000, ,00(
building q naval base. He recently
recommended a more modest pro-
gram In line with the national re-
trenchment policy.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Miss hargery Williams.
EmpIoye Of FBI, Dies

Miss Margery williams. 50, en-
ploye of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation. died yesterday at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. Efie Will
liams Mckenzie OF 5404 Norton
street NV, after a years illness. .
Born In Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
she came here in 1917 as an employe
of the Civil Service Commission
She Joined the FBI administrative
staff nearly eight years ago.
She was member of the Loyalty
Chapter Of the Order of the Eastern
Star ana Chapter F of the PEG
sisterhood. Miss williams was also
a member OF st. Thomas Church,
|1772 Church street NV. She for
merly lived at IT'S Seventeenth
street NV.
She is survived by her mother
Mrs. Efhe Arnold Williams of Wash
ington, in addition to her sister.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. tomorrow at Gawler's Chap
el, I756 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial will be in National Memorial
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
DR.. EIwin {. Saunders,
Petworth Dentist, Dies

DR.. Elwin E. Saunders, "a, Pet
worth dentist and member of the
Georgetown Dental School faculty
died yesterday afternoon at Doctors
Hospital after brief illness.
Born In North Royalton, Ohio, he
attended high school there and
studied a year at Hiram College
Hiram, Ohio, before entering
Georgetown University. He received
his D. D. S. from Georgetown in 1895
and practiced dentistry here II
years.
A member of the faculty OF the
Georgetown Dental School since his
graduation, he taught prosthetie
dentistry. His Offices were at 84s
Upshur street NV. and he lived Of
92l3 Wildwood road, Silver Spring.
DR.. Saunders was member oi
the American Dental Association
the District Dental Society and
president OF the Columbia Dental
Study Club.
He Is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rolla w. Saunders; q
brother, K. r. Saunders, all OF
North Royalton; a sister, Mrs. Mar
jorie S. Wyman, and another
brother. DR.. c. K. Saunders. both
Of Washington.
Funeral services and burial viii
be held tomorrow afternoon al
North Royalton.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Nurse Faces Grand Jury
In s1o,709 Check Forgery
sy the As.eeisted Press

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BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Miss Berthe
Mae Baker. 33-year-old privat'
nurse. was bound over for grant
jury action today, charged witt
forging the name Of male patient
to checks worth $19,709, and a %.
year-old forseman was charged with
receiving the money.
The horseman, Alfred C. Verfallie
gave a Laurel hotel address. Botf
were held in $4,000 bond. the nurse
on charge of forgery and con.
spiracy to steal $25, 900, more Of
less, and Verfallie on charges ol
conspiracy and receiving the stoler
money.
Both pleaded innocent at a hear
ing In Western Police Court yester.
day, but police introduced a state.
ment in which they said the nurse
admitted she turned all the money
except about $500 over to Verfallie
who, the statement said, used it tx
buy an automobile, a race horse ano
a half interest in second horse.
Detective Sergt. Millard Horton
testified the nurse admitted forging
sl9,70o worth of checks already
cashed and an indeterminate num-
ber still outstanding which would
bring the total to about $4,000.
The victim was identified in testi-
mony as William ]. Selleck, retired
Virginia businessman under treat
ment at the Maryland General Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Funeral Rites tomorrow
For Mrs. Grace GuiIford

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Moore Guilford, rs, who died yester-
day at her home, 80l Greenwood
Avenue, Takoma Park, after long
illness, will be held tomorrow after
noon in Lansing, Mich.
Born In Lansing, she was secre-
tary for many years to her uncle,
the late Justice Joseph B. Moore. OF
the Michigan Supreme Court. For
the past nine years she lived with her
daughter and son-in-alw, DR.. and
Mrs. Lynn H. Wood in Takoma
Park. DR.. Wood is professor at
the Seventh-day Adventist Theo-
logical Seminary, Takona Park.
Mrs. Guilford was the widow OF
James Guilford. Besides her
daughter she leaves sister, Mrs.
Bertha Skeels, of Ann Arbor, Mich,
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Cleveland Park Area
Cenier Is Requested

Endorsement of the project to
convert the E. ". Brown School into
recreational center and branch
library was coupled with a request
for establishment of a similar CEN
ter near the John Eaton School
Thirty fourth and Lowell street.
NV, in resolutions adopted by thu
Connecticut Avenue Citizens As.
sociation last night.
introduced by Mrs. w. w. Co
blentz, the resolution requesting tn,
center near Eaton School pointet
out that the Cleveland Park ares
was the one residential section O
the city without any recreationa
center"
ION many occasions" Mrs. Co
bIentz said, groups of children hay'
visited our association meetings t,
ask that they be provided with /
recreational center. The Cleyelans
Park area contains a population O
sc, 900 persons, with an increasing
proportion being apartment dwellers
This leaves the children without an.
place to play she said.
The association also asked in
stallation of street lights in tha
Ordway Garden area, and pledget
support to the Commissioners II
their efforts to conserve fuel.
The meeting was held in the Al
Souls Memorial Church, Cathedra
avenue and Woodley place NV
and was conducted by Harry c
Grove, president.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Chaplain Oliver 10 Speak
|Af Bell Tower Dedication

Army Chaplain Alfred Oliver, one
of the outstanding chaplains of
World War II. will speak at the
dedication OF a war memorial bell
tower at II am Sunday at Albright
Memorial Church, Fourth and Rit-
tenhouse streets NV.
The tower, a gift Of the high
school and junior high school young
people OF the church, will be pre-
sented to the church's Board of
Trustees by Clifford Reynolds, a
superintendent of the Sunday
School. The memorial will be re-
ceived by william McKenney, presi-
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Land Reelected Head
OF Air Transport Group

Emory 8. Land, former chief of
the Maritime Commission, was re-
elected president Of the Air Trans
port Association yesterday. along
with former Representative Robert
Rampspeck Of Georgia as executive
vice president.
Other officers reelected were M.
r. Redfern, M. w. Arnold and John
w. Thompson, vice presidents, and
j. r. Hintersehr, treasurer.
New directors include C.. r. Smith,
American Airlines: T. e. Braniff,
Braniff Airways; C. Bedell Monro,
Capital Airlines-PCA; c. E. Wool
man, Delta Airlines: E.. v. Ricken-
backer, Eastern Airlines; Juan
Trippe, Pan American World Air
ways; T. B. Wilson, Trans World
Airline; w. A. Patterson, United Air
Lines, and Joseph Garside. Virgins
Airways.
The association also selected Har-
old Crary, vice president Of United
to head . policy making COMMITTEES
TO direct q large-scale advertising
and sales program for the industry
Mr.. Crary is director OF trafiic. sale,
and advertising for his airline.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Nicholas I. Chaconas,
D. {. Businessman, Dies

Nicholas T. Chaconas, 56, Of 3700
Massachusetts, avenue NV, q busi-
nessman here for more than 80
years, died at his home yesterday
after brief illness.
Mr.. Chacenas was in the real
estate and grocery businesses. He
was member Of the Washington
Board Of Trade.
Other organizations to which he
belonged included the American
Legion. the Masonic Order and the
Order of the Ahepa.
A member of the American Legion,
he served in the Army overseas in
World War I. He came to this
country from Sparta. Greece, when
q child.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Lucy H. Chaconas; q daughter, Mrs
Catherine Lowstuter; two sisters
Mrs. p. Smyrnas and Mrs. Georgia
Kalavritianos, and brother, George
Chaconas.
Funeral services will be held at
st. Sophia,s Church, 1908 Eighth
street NV, at 2 pm. tomorrow
Burial win be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Former Presidential Yacht
Sold 10 Canadian Shipper

The Mayfiower, ofncial yacht Of
i've Presidents and = veteran Of two
world wars. has been sold to q
Canadian ship operator for $20,-
1899.
The Maritime Commission said
yesterday the 50-year-old vessel
went to Frank NJ Shaw OF Mont
real, who submitted the only bid
when the vessel was declared sur
plus recently.
The 275-foot craft, built at Glas-
gov, Scotland. was last used as a
presidential yacht by President
Hoover.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
chorIes M. Cohn Rites

BALTIMORE. Dec. 6 R. R.-Funeral
services for Charles Mittcndor1
Cohn, Is, chairman Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Consolidated Gas
Electric Light a. Power Co. Of Balti-
more, who died yesterday. will be
held tomorrow. Burial will be private
Evening star., 1946-12-06
District Business Borometers

Capital during October forward at
pace leading indicated today
Bank clearinss $77295 above the month in 1885,
telephone stations another ae peak and daily calls
far ahead Of October
sales registered high
month"; klowatt electricity considerably ahead
October postal receipts behind last
the difference in being slight
Washngtons impressive expansion shown
by the following comparisons
Evening star., 1946-12-06

dent of the Board of Trustees.
The dedication service will be
directed by the Rev. George E.
Schnabel, pastor of the church.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

United States Savings Bonds linked
you with your fighting men during
the war. Today, as always they link
you with the future.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

WHITE, JAMES G. In loving remem.
brance Of my dear husband, JAMES c
WHITE, who departed this life eight year,
ago today, December 8. 1898.
Loved in life, remembered In death.
MARY =. WHITE
Evening star., 1946-12-06

RUSSELL. SPERRY TOWN. on Thurs
day. December 5. 1946, sPERRY TOWN
RUSSELL. beloved husband Of Ada E; Rus
sell, father of Earl Lee Russell of Mount
Doris Thomas: brother. of Mrs. Meta F.
White and Paris Russell of Newberry, vt,
and John A.. Russell Of High Point, n c.
Services at the w. X. Huntemann Funeral
Home. 5732 Georgia ave. NV, on Satur-
day, December q. at gao M Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. 6
RUSSELL, sPERRY T. special COM
Immigration of Stansbury Lodge,
IN in the temple at Brightwood on
MCNSaturday, December 1916, at
sHSssp : ssssaf e :, Ssss
ing sun Lodge, No; 8, Bridper., W.
y ... ..a. @SEoEGEs @ i H TsI ILJsgcoMsbE sssIs i sE
SAUNDERS, DIR. EDWIN ELTON. On
Thursday, December 5. 1946, at Doctors
Hospital DIR. EDWIN ELTON SAUNDERS
Of 93l Wildwood I'd, Silver Spring, Nd,
son OF r. w. and Nellie Drake Saunders of
North Royalton. Ohio; brother Of DR.. Cliff
ION K. Saunders. Mrs Margrie Wyman Of
Washington, D. c., ard X. r. Saunders Of
North Rcyalton, Ohio. Remains restlns
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
14th ST. NV. until pm. FRIDAY, De-
cember 9. Services and interment North
Royalton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Ter soul rest In peace.

TAYLOR, ELLA e. In sad but lovins
memory OF our dear mother, ELLA e
TAYLOR. who died one year ago today
Evening star., 1946-12-06

COURTENAY. M. CECILIA. On De-
Of 1905 Webster st. n.w. beloved wife OF
funeral home of Wiedefeld & Son, Green
mount ave. and 22nd ST.. Baltimore, Nd,
on Saturday, December z, at IL am. High
REQUIEM mass in st. AIMS Church at II 30
am. Interment Cathedral Cemetery, Bal
timore, Md.
Evening star., 1946-12-06
Dratha

FLYNN MAURICE r. Suddenly, on
Thursday, December s. 1916, at his resi-
dence, 1910 Allison ST., NV, MAURICE
PlYNN rnn Hs9sed afhsr q 4 Thomas sns
Flynn Flynn al and Mrs. Georse 3. Harrington.
Funeral from the above residence on
ouiem mass Of the Shrine OF The Sacred
Heart at 10 am Relatives end friends
invited Interment Mount Oliyet Gene
terry
Evening star., 1946-12-06

VI
shortly after the accident, took
charge of arrangements. He said he
had notified DR.. Rowe's only rela-
tive, niece, Mrs. Curtis ter Kuile,
of White Stone Landing, Long Is
land, New York.
/ Born in Iowa September II, 1871,
and educated both in this country
] and in Germany. DR.. Rowe was
known as a citizen of the Americas,
He devoted virtually his full time
to the improvement and strength
ening of relations between the
American Republics.
The trail which led from Iowa to
his outstanding position in the
Western Hemisphere was the law.
His education was received at Gen.
trail High School, Philadelphia; the
University of Pennsylvania, from
| which he received his degree Of
/ Bachelor of Laws, and the Univer-
sity of Halle, Germany, where he
was awarded the degree of Doctor OF
Philosophy in 1892.
The man who started DR.. Rowe
on his international career was
President Mckinley. In 1899, when
the Pan American Union was called
the Bureau of American Republics
Mr.. Mckinley appointed him Q
member Of the commission to revise
and compile the laws Of Puerto Rico
This task was performed by DR.
Rowe while on leave of absence
from the University Of Pennsylvania
where he was professor Of political
science.
From 1917 to 1919 he served a
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
from which he was transferred te
the State Department, where he was
Ichief Of the Latin American Division
He remained there until appointed
director general of the Pan Amer
Iican Union In 1920.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

HALL, laura ANN. On wednesday.
December 4, I946, at her residence, S402
49th ave-. Berwyn, Md. LAURA ANN
HALL. She is survived by a sister. Edna
H. Cover. and nephew William Thomas
Cover. Remains resting at Gasch's Fu-
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile, Md, where services will be held on
Saturday. December z, at 2 pm Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. Interment Fort
I,incoln Cemetery
Evening star., 1946-12-06
HALL. ANNE LAURA. On Frid,

,.aaharH IaIe " N L.r e;sfaro3n-iaw5,
residence, Mrs w M Jones of I40t
James Greek parkway s.w.. ANNIE LAURA
HALL, beloved mother Of Mrs. Ann Goodall
Mrs Ted Lindfors of Hopewell. Va. ant
Mr.. James W. McWain: sister of Mrs. Ella
Mae Delp Of Richmond, Va. Services a
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 Hn g.
am Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment at Washington National Gene
Evening star., 1946-12-06

COLEMAN. CATHERINE Y. tKATIEl.
On Friday. December 6, Ia46; at Sihlsy
man, beloved daughter of the late Patrick
and Elizabeth Coleman, sister OF Jane L.,
Ann B.. Frank J.. and Richard D. Coleman
Friends may call at her late residence, 8
9th st. Sc Services on Monday. December
9. at $3.50 am; thence to st. Peters
Church, End and SITS. Sc. w where sseoTa mass IS
her soul. Relatives and friends invited.
Internent Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-12-06

GRAMOS, PETER. On Tuesday, pecem-
GRAMOS Of 1924 Meridian pl. NV, be-
loved uncle of Kalliope Pilafs: Remains
resting at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Sophia Church. Sth and L sts. NV. on
Friday, December 6, at 2:45 pm. Inter-
ment CIenwood Cemetery
Evening star., 1946-12-06

a., nana,,har Iale n n bie H residence
3615 18th st ne, EDWARD R. FLA.
HERTY. beloved husband of Anne Flahert.
and father of Francis e. Flaherty and Mrs
Anne Loyola PaIlas. Remains resting al
the S. H. Hines Coz Funeral Home, 2901
I4th st. NV. Services at St. Anthony,
Catholic Church, 9Th and Monroe sts
ne, where the holy sacrifice of the mas
will be offered on Saturday December z
at 10 am. for the repoSe of his soul
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.