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Evening star., 1946-05-04
ZEPH p, MOORE, Attorney for Plaintiff,
201 St. NV.
Filed April IS, 1946. Charles E. Stewart,

ZEPH r. MOORE, Attorney for flaintih,
Filed April IS. 1s4e. Charles E. Stewart,
UNITED STATES 6TsFR1cr 61syF COURT FOR
doiph, 3o4 r st. s:W. washington. D; G..
Douglass s. Mackall, Deceased, Defendants;
order of Publication object Of this
suit is to establish the title Of the plain,
s56 Sc; in IN square $50. improved BY premises,
No. 3O4 r st. S.W.. washington. D. g.
Upon motion Of the plaintiff, y is BY the
tbst !Ehs Ths na oi Aer pe2sees
Aiienees Of William L. Bramhall and Doug.
to be entered herein on or before IN. the f5st 1St
day OF the nrst publication Of this order,
otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
Of this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star, good
cause having been shown why longer pub.
lication Is unnecessary: GS) JENNINGS
BAILEY 1ystise.r !sssl4 "A 4 TTus cas. Copy p,
EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
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AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job, S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. ext Sc Ii 3h3A
MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN .1941 .45" and sidecar: low mile
age; sood condition: Is Neptune Green s:w..
SERVICE on all makes and models; plenty
Of tires in stock, full line Of chrome
MpiAR MoroRe9eE saGM eli sth
ct. NV, RE. 0011.
Evening star., 1946-05-04

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
"Lettered- Out" correctly it's aircraft.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
(B) BONUS-NOUS (you and mel.
lR) CHEATERS-TEAC GnstructSl,
~ VEuED-DELVE (burrow).
(E) REEFER-FREER (less conhnedl.
~ TEBRn-LIBH4 (rum and coks).
Evening star., 1946-05-04

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the treasurer of Landover Hills, Md. at
IIl4 yarnum st, until 5, pm. Wednesday:
trash from the town Of Iandover His. Ills
Md, for period of one year Bids will
be opened publicly at the monthly meet
Copies Of the specifications may be obtained
from the Mayor at 71O2 Webster St,
Landover Hills, Md. E. w HOUSTON
Evening star., 1946-05-04
AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE
ADAM A WESCHLER Z. S0i

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON, auctioneers.
sale OF premises No. 1S47 Cali
lornia st. NV; by virtue Of the authority
Court Of the United States 81 for ' the Si5is. Bis.
trict OF Columbia, entered IN Mental Health
Cause flon, \ No; 3724: will sell at auction in
May. 1948. at o'clock. pm. Lot 6s.- in
square square, 2554 improved by premises 1s47
s.nsne, lii. GsieDsd sse x BE- sndf5 ssse
terms I7 Of saIs: Cash dsposi. ot 5000
x be THIS asuss6 as1os IT ss Stand a te % q
in case purchaser defaults in closing his
purchase; Balance Of the purchase money
the date Of the rateation soy q the Ssys sale tG bs
the District Court, Rent. taxes and water
rents rent, to be adjusted to date Of conveyancins.
SSe I Within sats dsss from
nation Of title .conveyancins and notary
G. Berens: s15 18Th q st. tA NV. ' o. -1A W5
sa,9s:r TH9s: J. S,,sIES OVEN q son. Agctiopeers;
fse 0sh Fsrmons sHsss stIest tn0So Sor
tTS,St, G,s, ,ddaly ,d reeorded, II Eiber No. eo1s;
the District Of eoiumbis and at the ssGtas REQUEST
signed trustees will sell, at public auction,
o'clock Pm. the following described land
enG premises situate N the District Of
Lot numbered 10 in Margaret NJ. Marsh's
subdivision SlSe Of part of Let numbered 8 in
p. reeersed a. Se Hoot p
s. ssid I.jS District; subject to ~ ths eovenants
sale of sai The
to be paid in cash. balance in two equal
inst M;1t PAYABLE in one and two
amt m. payable semi.annuaIly T. II ii from from dsy 1sy
Of sale. secured by first deed Of trust upon
the the, property sold or all cash: at the
$4,000 viii be required at time pSS Of sale. H
Al AZ SonySeyancing: recording; etc, at cost
o.9 Sth Ethin Terms ao Of sale to be COM
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
ana ans cost cost o. deita;ultins purchaser. after
in some newspaper published in washing.
HEPh tGnt rdsEsss HENRY pLAIS j e xSTaUR
Under Monthly Tenancies.@By virtue .fef Of
Hereof xe viii seli At suction. ne in ofens 'front.'
ises 173s 9Th St NV, being lot S6. square ai
395: Al 4:3o o'clock pm: premises 2242
being lot 1s1. square 235 Terms Of sale:
4 deposit of $500 cash: or certified cheek
the undersigned, will be required of pur-
chaser on each parcel at time of sale
salanse b Of the purchase money to be paid
Taxes. rents and water rent to be ad-
justed to date of conveyance Sales to be
closed within 80 days from date Of sale
otherwise deposit shall stand forfeited as
liauidated damages for default in COM
pliance with terms of sale. Cost of ex-
stamps and notary fees to be paid by
purchasers. ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON,
Auctioneers. George c. Gertman, attorney
for owners, .30 18th st. NV
ap26. .2S.30my2.4
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. LEE AND JAMIE CANNON LEE.

vN4ON .. LEE AMI JAMIE HAmMON AEEs
s1aAfs Assi.n;ss hs1'a'qt
HaIs,ss for ab:t. shs DsTiss Ga Of &
Administration Docket .142.-Application
hsyips ts been made herein ior probate Of
ss:S estate lSI py Hsssy fss' Tsssn s%snsR and Rose
srsa%sS ass i Sp4 Ap 1913 rdi5ss tSs ns
Garvin. and. the unknown. heirs at law
S a n Others G sess
y a sss G4Sr 1875 81 MSndey % 1890 tes oesss sS fsy
;souIs At ssh pesss
Reporter" and The Evening star. once
the return day herein mentioned. the first
duplication to be not less than thirty days
Ssa j. day Aws wtasss cs Jas she
Aps.1; AP isas; asssl5 Atsest: TkzEo
sSSss SSs pistSi:t OF columbis: { CLERK % oi the M
ANDREW l. HICKEY, Attorney,
bfsfRicaT fdf III ms couRT RTdsF oF Tash Hn GNrp p
HoIdins Probate srtee coartGststs E e@1 " Annie
t1aton 6cetss sav'na
been made herein fol. probate OF the last
will and testament Of said deceased, and
said estate, BY Lavinia Lally Poirier, it is
f2srdered fs this 25th day of April. AID, 1946.
heirs at law and next af Of KIN KIN Of nkHons ANNE
Lally, deceased, and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday, the 3rd
day Of June, AID. 1946, at 10 O'Clock a M,
to show cause why such application should
not be granted; Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the Washington Law Reporter
Of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication
return day witness. the Honorable Bo-
LrrHA J; LAWS, Chief Justice OF said
Court this 25th day Of April, AD. 1916.
Register Of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1946-05-04
MONEY WANTED.
PROPOSALS.

DESIRE FIRST TRUST of about $4,000
at SO on house in Chevy Chase. d. c..
or Mt. Pleasant Box Job Star
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LEGAL NOTICES (cent.)
GAOssBERG, YOCHELSON q BRILL,
Attorness' l70o p e. NV. WsshinEte

Atta91sys ttnSssb111SS; 1SS XcCFEksSN & sSnILL .S;nL
IN THE p1srsicP.' & F. G COURT OF THE
=, United States for the District Of Column
son Radio OF Wsshinston.NLimited Part-
hn5ssa Heamsa P.rta1srshlDi ths aRdsrsisnsd
RADIO " asnsts p:rtnSni Emitted
sns Rs ssst Sa the san day D.re
ners nled and recorded in the once Of
IN Hn.d Ssk taet % tsn the tbc cors og n
Limited sst!sins aaa s0ahsihs ss foIsys
l.; That the name ne Of the f,rm under WHICH
IS RADTo ot y R a
INGTON. @. That the business to be con-
ny s i hi Of tn:
radio parts and accessories; 8. The General
5iis Moodlsy n Road NV, SIahhn %ssh!nsten. q.
2. G.: Eva H; Goodman. Of 3112 Woodley
sS1s WIZ WIZ y saoa Got Ro.d phse. sns
Mg wsss sessis sth st1ss
Dftmas Df ol Avenue: n BTooRiys Y each Ct hoSs q
sqsassd TasiI:Is ,ssSsS ~ Seal.%ia
New York y WHO'S. 70 The
capital is three thousand dollars (s3,:
09o9,ool; and Max Abrams. Trustee. Of
shall have ne aety he
That the term for which the renewed lin:
ted is e exist hafS from as AIT
dss 5ys of Wtnasi hpl 1913 sana na M tes
IN united H states iE fof The @ District q co!ga-
RADio 81 I%tea N Of
RarfneFfs1p Rpr 1913 No. cHAsLEs 4ssh sy T.
Clerk Of the United states, District Court
designate the WASHINGTON Post and The
Eheh EHdenf to s1s pablish The The limited
pa%fd paoSisien Of ns seesisn II Tltie g q the
Gede 9t LAYS t9T ths nlstris. Of SolumsA 1MMA
M ap1i'ia.isf phH!HTs ssd.s 1ss.sso.ss5,ss's7mss's4.
DOUGLAS, oBEAR 3 CAMPBELL'
s..s for c0gsT tRs DisTc 4T THE II Ssnaa
ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
has obtsned from ahf the COUNT
the the District Of Columbia, Letters. Of .Ad;
ministration on the estate Of Mildred T.
Mne5 Late Of ahs 81 ems
the deceased are. hereby, warned TO- exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legal
T. bstofs o1thin'ftfa the sth day y OF Of Apra
from all benefit Of sad estate eI,y Gyen ola nn-
3aaf 9seaf' MaS9N hstess; TaEopoRE f1s soaswEiG
Register 9i wills for the District strict OF Co.
ap1O 81 my4
Evening star., 1946-05-04

WInLn OFA teIHns. PIus 80 more m aIl
pm. BENDALL PONTIAC, 1911 King ST.,
Alexandria. Va. 1E. 1885. -6
COMPARE THESE CARS-A nne selection
Of late models. viii sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
with hqusmatic drive s2.1s5
:, and h.. Cd. 1852
heater ~ 1887
and h. 1857
age 2,9a6
Many others to choose from. HYATTS.
VILE BUICK CO.. WA. All.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-31
by R. H. Fl sUorth

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Evening star., 1946-05-31
William {. Rhea, S., Dies;
WAS Farm Credit Official

William Edward Rhea, Sc, land
bank commissioner in the Farm
Credit Administration at Kansas
City, Mo, died yesterday at Mount
Alto Hospital after an illness of two
months.
A veteran of the World War. Mr.
Rhea was transferred to Mount Alto
two weeks ago from Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, MINI.
A native of Hale, Mo, he served
for Is years as vice president and
general counsel of the st. Louis
Joint Stock Land Banks. He came
here in 1885 and was appointed "
the Farm Credit Administration
post. Mr.. Rhea was transferred to
Kansas City from Washington dur
ing the war but planned to re-
establish his residence here. He was
a member of Delta Chi Fraternity.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Helen K. Rhea; a son, William E.
Rhea III, and daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Bailey, wife of DR.. Joseph
Bailey, Mayo physician. Mrs. Rhea
and her son will take up residence
here at 1000 Cathedral avenue NV.
Military funeral services will be
held at II am. tomorrow at the
Fort Myer Chapel. Burial will be
IN Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
John 7. Hardy, IA, Dies;
Montgomery County Native

John T. Hardy, IA, a resident OF
Kensington, Md, for many years
died Wednesday in a Washington
hospital following a long illness.
He was a son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cephas Hardy of the
Glenmont neighborhood and was a
lifelong resident of Montgomery
County.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Beulah Hardy, three daughters,
Sarah, Margaret and Catherine
Hardy, all of Kensington; son,
William Hardy, Washington. and
three sisters, Mrs. Clara Stubbs aud
Mrs. Olive Bready, both of Linden,
Md. and Mrs. Blanche Thompson,
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at st. Johns
Catholic Church, with burial fol-
lowing in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
A. J. Sheridan Dies:
Retired Emp|oye Of
War Department

Andrew j. Sheridan, SO, native
of Washington and retired War De.
partment employe, died Wednesda,
at his home, 1349 Monroe stree
NV, after long illness.
A graduate of St. Johns College
and George Washington University
Mr.. Sheridan attended the Natioua
University School of Pharmacy.
He entered the War Department
during the Spanish American War
in the Office of the adjutant genera
OF the Army. In 1917 he was
appointed executive assistant of the
officers division, and was instru.
mental in administering officers
training camps during the Worlc
War.
In 1922, he was named chief clerk
of the personnel bureau. Mr.. Sheri.
dan held this position until his re.
tirement in August, 1912, after Al
years of service.
A member of the knights of Co.
lumbus, he attended Sacred Heart
Church, Sixteenth and Park roac
NV. He is survived by his wife
Mrs. Elizabeth Karl Sheridan; three
sons, Thomas j., Phillip H. ano
Andrew j. Sheridan, jr., and one
brother, the Rev. Phillip H. Sheri-
dan, all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 8
am. tomorrow at the Sacred Heart
Church. Burial will be at Mount
OliVet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
Dratha

weSas WSALdMGsEoRDa LIN H.S 1a FRANCES Fra v: Or
se Hsss fRANfas q Ia4 ST. WSALeNsaoR se Saloys5
wife. Of Daniel r. Waningsford, mother aeG'et o.
ana daughter OF George R. and Ruth E
Naalley's Funeral Home, 5a@ sth io''i ST. Sc :
June at pm. seatiSes tiS 0'a ana daiqipa triend.
invited. Interment CONGRESSIONAL Gene.
WEsTFIELD, ALEXANDRIA. On Mon.
ALExANDRiA WEsTF1ELD, ased n5pitai 75 be-.
loved husband OF Julia Westheld. He leaves
I'd 10 mourn dana TIER loss his wife Julia son
and his brother, John. Funeral services
viii be held at 1908 9th st. NV. Friday
Cemetery. Services by oscar Barnes. s. '''
WHIP, WILLIAM. Funeral services for
WILLIAM WHIP, who died at Frederick
Nd, hospital. will be held on Saturday
Nd, Methodist Church Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, MATTE MAE. On Monday.
May p. 1916, at her residence, 34l5 Sher-
man aye; NV. MATTE MAE WILLIAMS,
!lams. Also surviving are three brothers.
foir four sisters. other relatives and many
St. Johns Baptist Church. Newberry, r S oci e
Local arrangements by Mcclure
May 80 1876 RIcHARD I. + WoRRELL, vi RRGGs0ss Se.
OF Thomas M, Allen A. and Harry r. Wor-
rell. and brother of Hezekiah WorreIl
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 5i7
Ilth St. Sc, on Saturday. June l. at 10
a.n; lnterment Washington National Gem
YORK, FRED ASHBRooKE. On Thurs
gay. May 80, 1916, at Great Neck Long
Island: n Y, FRED ASHBROOKE YORK
OF oih Randolph st. NV, husband Of the
iate Allce H; York and father of Mrs Mar
tna Garprell OF Great Neck, Long Island
n. Y; brother of Mrs Barbara York
Haughton. GraveSide services at Arlington
Natlonal Cemetery on Saturday, June /,
Evening star., 1946-05-31
Arthur Bartlett Maurice,
Once Aide of Hoover, Dies

STAMFORD, Conn, May 81 (Pl.-
Arthur Bartlett Maurice, 70, author,
and a member of an American Relief
Commission under Herbert Hoover
in World War 1, died today in the
Stamford Hospital
He was versatile writer of
numerous books, former. editor of
the Bookman, literary editor of the
New York Herald. 1922-24, and the
New York Sun, 1924. Funeral serv-
ices will be held here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
Rear Admiral J.T. Nelson
Retired Reservist, Dies

FALL RIVER, Mass. May 3I.-
Rea" Admiral John T. Nelson, 60,
senior officer of the Naval Reserve
at the time Of his retirement in
May, l94l, died yesterday at his
Fall River home.
He was the only Naval Reserve
officer ever appointed a permanent
rear admiral and was the first re-
serve officer to attain that rank.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
Polling Places Named
For June "a Primary
ByMontgomery Board

The Montgomery County super
visors Of elections have selected
polling places for the Democratic
and Republican primary elections
to be held in the county June "a.
In the suburban area they are:
Bethesda-First precinct, Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, East
West highway, Bethesda. I'd pre-
cinct, library, Connecticut avenue
and Lenox street, Chevy Chase: Sd
precinct, fire department building,
Glen Echo; 4th precinct, elementary
school, Wilson lane, Bethesda; 5th
precinct, fire engine house, Chevy
Chase; 9th precinct, elementary
school, Rosemary street, Chevy
Chase; 7th precinct, elementary
school, Baltimore avenue and Mas
sachusetts avenue extended, Be-
thesda; 9th precinct, Lutheran
Church, Bethesda; 9th precinct.
East Bethesda elementary school.
end of West Virginia avenue. Be-
thesda; 10th precinct, elementary
school, Bethesda avenue, Alta Vista,
Bethesda 18th precinct, Somerset
school, Cumberland avenue and
Warwick place, Bethesda; 18th pre-
cinct, Bradley elementary school.
Madison and HartSdale avenues.
Bethesda; goth precinct, library,
Connecticut avenue and Lenox
street, Chevy Chase: 21st precinct,
Methodist Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Shepherd street. Chevy
Chase: 22d precinct, Chevy Chase
Women's Club. Connecticut avenue
and Dunlop street.
Wheaton: First precinct. public
school, Glenmont: I'd precinct, Mann
Motors Co.. 8199 Georgia avenue.
Silver Spring: Sd precinct, Armory.
Kensington: 4th precinct, Takoma
Junior High School, Takoma Park,
5th precinct, Armory, Silver Spring;
9th precinct, fire engine house. Ia
koma Park: 7th precinct. Woodside
School, 5000 block, Georgia avenue
and Ballard street, Silver Spring:
9Th precinct. Ascension Church
parish house, Silver Spring; 9th pre-
cinct, Washington Missionary Col
lege, girls dormitory, Takoma Park;
10th precinct, Jesup Blair Commun-
ity House, Silver Spring; 1lth pre-
cinct, Methodist Church, Four Cor
ners; 18th precinct. Indian Spring
Club, Colesville road, Silver Spring;
18th precinct. Piney Branch Apart
ments, Silver Spring; l4th precinct.
Grace Church, Grace Church road
and Georgia avenue. Silver Spring:
goth precinct, Presbyterian Church,
Takoma Park; 21st precinct, library,
Sherman avenue, near Carol ave-
nue., Takoma Park, and 22d precinct,
Carnig's old market, rear 405 Flower
avenue, Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1946-05-31

COOPER, RICHARD, JR. On MONDAY,
Nay ~ 1916. at Prince Georges Hospital
RICHARD COOPER. Jr.. beloved son OF
Richard and Peggy Jane Cooper. Services
At CHAMBERS Riverdale Funeral Home on
FRIDAY. May 81 at > pm Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery al
Evening star., 1946-05-31
In Mrmnriant

COLLINS. ALBERT r. Sacred TO IN.
nmemoTy noTHIys OF n,,oo our @ loved one. ALBERT R
TO-DAY, May 81. 1881.
To live. in the hearts of those who lov,
us Is not to die THE FAMILY.
FANTRoY, REV. WILLIAM. In lovin;
Tmem9ry TIaM oi ITpp or devoted father. Rey VII
seven years ago today May 81, 1889
He didn't fail to do his best,
HIS heart was true and tender:
He worked hard for those he left,
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
ROBERTS, MIME E. tribute of Low,
ana devotion to the beautiful life she CAV,
US Is the cherished and everlasting mem
eg, ory %, q 20 our devoted mother, MIME E
today, May 81, 1912.
We do not need a special day
To bring you TO our minds;
Inc GAYS we do not think of you, Mamma
Are very hard to find.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
my dad, JAMES SELLERS, Jr., who de.
parted this life one year ago today, May
You fought and died that this might be
A better, safer world for me;
ana now you're where the place is best
YOUR SON DONALD.
TIGN0R, MRS. LOTTIE E. A tribute OF
love, and remembrance of my sainted
mother, Mrs. IOTIIE E TIGNOR who left
fodoM me May IL l9ls' l9ls' twenty-eightt years ago
protherS and four sisters who have since
Joined her in Heaven and left me here ali
They crossed the raging sea of time
And left me in the storm;
The angry blllows round me roll,
BY faith I'm sailing Oh.
With only. one, last hope in view,
:. And this l know is true:
1Ou never can return to me,
But can come to you.
LOTT1E T1GNOR MINKINS.
TURNER, ISABEL CROSS. In fond re-
mem6Tance N I7m of my sister, ISABEL CROSS
TURNER. who departed this life May 81,
HER ssfR y1aTs TRG1N2A asH t0dRy SRSss
u WASHINGTON, NEoAMI: In loving re-
membrance Of my friend, NEOAMI WASH
lNGTON, who passed into eternal rest nine
years ago today May 81, 1887.
Nine years ago you left us
For better place to rest,
But you are not forgotten
BY the one who loved yog p2vNn best
WILSON. ALICE BARNES. lisa In sad but
loVIng remembrance of our dear mother
ALICE BARNES WILSON. who departed
this thniSso life eight years ago today, May 81
Asleep in Jesus.
You are not forgotten. mother, dear,
Nor will YOU ever be:
AS long as lie and memory last
We will remember thee
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
As time goes by We miss you more;
Your loving smile your gentle face,
NO one can fill your vacant place
Days of sadness still come over US.
Hidden tears so often flow
Memory keeps you always near us,
Although you left us eight years ago
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, GEORGIANNA
A. BOLDEN AND JAMES A. BARNES.
WOOD, WILLIAM L., SR. In sad but
loving memory of our dear husband. father
and grandfather, WILLIAM L. WOOD, Sr.
who departed this life three years ago to-
day, May 81, 1943.
Three years ago today
God came and took you away:
We loved you then and we love you still
We miss you now and We always will.
1t is SO lonely here without you
And so sad along life'S way;
Lie can never be quite the same to us
Since you were called away
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1946-05-31
james Dunn's Mother Dies

LOS ANGELES, May 81 (P,.-Mrs.
Jesse Dunn, 78, mother of Screen
Actor James Dunn, died last night
of a lingering illness. Her son, the
only survivor, was at her bedside.
A native of Jersey City, Mrs. Dunn
had lived here since 1882 when she
came west with Mr.. Dunn as he
made his film debut.
Evening star., 1946-05-31
Darn nf ThankH

MERCHANT. oLIN LAMAR. JR The
Parents of. the late oLIN LAMAR MER
CHANT JE., wish to thank their many
nesses. cards OF sympathy and floral trib-
utes during their bereavement.
MOTHER AND DAD
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

actions in the money matter, an
expensive wrist watch belonging
to the dead man was produced
after a little persuasion"
Otis Walker attended the Dun
bar High School and was the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, of the
1900 block on w. 2lst Street. He
worked seven years with the
Little Rock Cash Register Com
pany. He worked at the airport
for sometime holding the posi-
ton Of foreman. He entered the
Navy August q, 1943, and receiv-
ed his discharge April 3, 1916.
He served in Siapan, Hawaii and
the Philippines and was awarded
the Philippine Liberation Medal.
Survivors. Mr.. and Mrs. Walk
err, parents; three brothers, Way
man, Joseph, Leon and Leo Walk
or, five sisters, Willie Mae But
lcr, Dorothy Mae Walker, Lillian,
Geraldine and Ruth Walker; Way
mon Red" Longley, uncle. and
3 auntS.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13
John l.. Webb
Laid To Rest

son, C. Gillian, Mrs. f. d. Nc
GoWan, c. M. Varnado, Dr.. j.
F. Clark, Rev. Joseph T. Hill,
James E. Gayle, Drs, A. M. Town
send and d. V. Jamison.
Special solos were song by
Mines, Bette Graham, f. M, Cole
man and A. J Gardner. who sang
Face to Face" Announcements
of Resolutions and kilograms
were read by Mrs. M. B. Stilson
and the obituary was read by
Mrs. Princess Miller, and Mr.. j.
M. Clayborne read his favorite
poem, The Builder"
The funeral which lasted nearly
four hours was attended by
scores Of mourners from 80 states.
His two brothers and one sister
mourned with the widow who
wore black,
Grand Master John W Dobbs
conducted Masonic Rites. He was
aid 10 rest freighted with high
ffaternal and church honors,
bearing the honor of an educator
q fraternal leader and a man Of
personality and poise. But bes.
Of all he was a high churchman.
The history of the Baptists i'm
Arkansas and the nation will not
be completed without the name
and work of John l. Webb
Floral offerings were countless
ana the crowd was large but
tense and all turned away from
his bronze casket which was laid
in the family vault with a sigh
and tear, thanking God for the
life of one so great as John L.
Webb
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-09-13

The re ulis Of a National Labor
Relation Board election in the
plant OF the Arkansas Fertilizer
Company in North Liiill Rock
placed all main,ainence employees
in the collective bargaining unit.
lne election was held August
20 Heretofore. only those en-.
ployod in the commercial ferii-
li4er department had been recog
nized by the company. The com
panY had claimed. according 10
spokesman for Eta. that an oral
agreement between the union.
the NLRB and the company ex-
cludod the employees in the as.
calculating department..
The interesting point in this
case was that the employees Of
.he commercial department were
Negroes and those in the ascidu.
lating department were white.
The companY's foreman is accused
OF using race prejudice propa
ganda over a period of several
years TO keep them separated be.
cause OF color. The local unior
was not satisfied 10 have existing
sore spot among its member