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Evening star., 1947-02-24
Cornelius F. Collins Dies;
Planned Court Reform
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Cornelius
F. Collins, II, who drafted the New
York State Children's Court Act
and the New York State constitu-
tional amendment which permitted
creation of a separate children's
court and court of domestic rela-
tions, died yesterday.
He retired in 1899 after 27 years
as jurist in New York courts.
Mr.. Collins established the first
standardized system of probation in
New York General Sessions Courts
in 1926, and two years later pre-
sided at the opening of the first
psychiatric clinic in the Nation for
examination of prisoners before final
sentencing.
He complemented his legal activi-
ties with leadership of organizations
in the United States dedicated to
Irish freedom, and was a prolific
writer on health and legal subjects.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Mrs. Ida T. Noack Dies;
LifeIonq Resident Here

Mrs. Ida Edwards Noack, 80, life
long resident of Washington, died
yesterday at her home, 1903 Spring
place NV, after a brief illness,
Mrs. Noack was the widow Of Au-
gust w. Noack, ST.. who died in 1881.
She was a life member Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church, recently incorpor-
ated with the Church of the Incar-
nation, Fourteenth and Gallatin
streets NV. For Is years she was
secretary of the Women's Board Of
the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged and was active in church
work until her Illness.
She is survived by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs. Lloyd
w. Patch and Miss Fannie R. Noack.
all of Washington; two sons, August
w. Noack of Washington and
Charles F. Noack, Hinson, Fla; five
grandchildren; three great grand
children and niece, Mrs. Helen Ed
wards Payne of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
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HIT Mrntnriatit

BEAVERS, DALRDGE B. In sad but
SgRE msmG5E q sr Wbd pa5sed away
fifteen years Y61R s0fa GovNa hs9r9aEE Ta
CORNELL, MAMIE ", In loving men,
Sha years ago, FEB February aaSafSaa "a i93e. @ w e'
LOVING dp54AUGHTER. RUTH CORNELL
DUNMoRE. LILLE v. A tribute OF
beloved mother and sister, LILLE v
year ago today, February "A. 1946.
Death leaves heartache nothing can
Some faa' have forgotten. now that you are
We sha rsgembeT p p1 rTR matteS sSn hoy SEeY 5eng
SISTER, BESSIE KIDWELL.
DoNALD E. GLOVER. who passed away
two years ago today, February "A, 1945.
To have, to love, then to part, a.
Your T memory is as dear today
MAMA in pADb 5ai 5Sur Sse PhsFs0 ASD
TIERS.
o.1s H1WARp maht MAkz MHK + Z IN of rR
left me ten years ago today, February "a,
1887.
know that you and all my loved ones
Her Hi 0f pExoTED Ezs5EE "i5 iDAtaHfER, GRACE B.
MoTEN, pELpHIA. In loving re-
membranse Of DELPHIA MOTEN.
Somewhere there is no parting,
Dark clouds are rolled away
In that eternal somewhere
LoVfNa Mf Rfof MorHER, hEs,n Ros2 eSas CARTER.
deRf AMas hasBssd II AEs 2E5nF scRVs RRfWeFy
who departed this life six years ago to-
day, February "a, 1941.
Remembrance is a, golden chain
Death tries to- to break; % put, put an III IN IN y yam
Is the greatest sorrow OF ones heart
| The years may wipe out many things.
| But this they wipe out never.
ine ns''' o vfoLA SERVER.
THOMAS, WILSON M. In SAD but 10y
| ing memory of my dear husband, VIII
| SON M THOMAS, who passed away SIX
years ago today, February "a. 194l.
| Treasured. thoughts of one so dear
! Often prings silent tears:
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
| Time passes, but memories lasT.
No one knows the silent heartache.
| Can tell of the grief
| That is borne in silence
| OF the one that love so well.
| Hidden tears often flow:
I often sit and think OF you when am
| alone.
grief can call its own.
The angels came in silent tread
And bore him on the wings of love
DEVoTED WIFE, ALICE THOMAS.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Rev.G.M. RankinDies;
Served Here 10 Years

The Rev. George M. Rankin, IS
who served at st. Augustine's Cath
olic Church, 1118 Fifteenth street
NV, for nearly 10 years before
1910, died Saturday night of a heart
attack in Bradshaw, Md.
Father Rankin, who was born In
New York City, attended Graymoo1
Franciscan School in Garrison, N. Y
He was ordained at Mount st
Mary's, Emmitsburg, Md, in June
1880. After serving in st. Angus
tines parish, he was transferred tc
the Shrine of the Little Flower In
Baltimore.
At the time of his death he was
an assistant pastor in St. Stephens
Catholic Church in Bradshaw, near
Baltimore.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Chris
tine M. McNickle, 1885 Underwood
street NV, and a brother, Ray
mond Rankin, Newburgh, N. Y.
Solemn requiem mass will be sung
at Nativity Church. Georgia avenue
and Peabody street NV, at 1896
am. Wednesday. Burial will be in
Mount Oliyet, Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Cecil E. Fraser, 81, Dies;
Assistant Harvard Dean
By the Associated Press

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. "a
Cecil Eaton Fraser, So, assistant
dean and associate professor at the
Harvard Business School since 1910
died at his home yesterday of a
heart attack.
Born in Champaign, Ill, Prof
Fraser was graduated from Harvard
in 1919 and received his masters de-
gree from Harvard Graduate School
of Business Administration in 1921.
An author of several books in the
field of finance, including Finance
and Problems of Finance" Prof
Fraser was a delegate from Massa-
chusetts to the 1916 national Re-
publican convention.
Survivors include his widow, Clara
Foster Fraser; two daughters, Con-
stance Fraser of Cambridge and
Mrs. Diana Seamans of Norfolk
Va; his mother, Mrs. Wilbur J
Fraser of Urbana, ILL.,, and a sister
Miss Clarabelle Fraser of Plain
field, Ill.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at the Harvard Memoria.
Church.
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Deaths Reported

Joseph H. Ellis, ss, SIT st. ne
Mary E. McC. Mcdonald. Ss. 4s01 Con
Thomas K Morgan. Sc, 315 Tennessee
Claire NJ. conard, s3, silver Spring. Md.
Thomas w. Mattingly, 81, AS 2nd st. Sc
Rose PfsiteT, 70; 6os 7th St, ss;w.n
Lyman A. Messecar, 73, 1915 Paramount
Lillian d. Lawton, 70. 1851 10th st. NV
Stephen e. Miller, 81. 1908 Alaska ave. n. W
Elizabeth I. Stoutamyer, 81, 334 st. ne
Henry Burch, Sc, sos 9th st. NV.
James D. Gillard. Sc, 3101 Pennsylvanis
Florence Flai 20 o. Anderson, At. 2s11 Conn
Horace II. Glenn. 43. Greenville, S. C.
Doris H. Lilge, "a, 1862 Warder st. NV.
Infant Frederick A. Foote, Upper Morning
Infant Kirwan. 3414 18th st. ne
Henrietta Tibbs, rs, Charles County. Md.
John. Sayles, TO-. 1929 Park rd. NV.
Amelia Green, 65, Blue Plains, D. c.
Ambrosio Javier, 80, st. Elizabeth's Hos.
pital.
Walter N. Blakeney, 90, GIL p st. NV
Mary Miller, so, 1880 B st. ne.
Chin Gong, A, sos H st. NV,
Robert Lewis, SO, ABS Jerrico alley NV.
Mary A. Horn. "a, Kensington, Md.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Grace Livingston Hill,
Author Of 79 Novels,
Dies in Philadelphia
By The Assoeiosed Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24.-Grace
Livingston Hill, one Of Americas s
most prolific novelists, Is dead at
81.
With her S0th novel partially
completed, the evangelist-author
died yesterday at her home in SUBJ
urban Swarthmore after a six
month illness. She had suffered
general breakdown due to he1
advanced years and to her having
worked hard" her family said.
Her books, which she always tried
to end happily because of enough
sadness and sorrow in the world,
sold nearly 100000 copies, accord
ing to her publishers, j. B. Lippin-
colt Co. of Philadelphia. The most
popular, the company said, was
THE Enchanted Barn." published
in 1887.
Other Books Listed.
Other popular sellers were Grim
son Roses" Tomorrow About This
Time" "Recreations" and "The
Tryat."
Her 10th book, where Two Ways
Meet" was published January 8.
OF her writing, she once said:
Anything sets me off. A few
words overheard, or, more subtle
still, an expression on a passing
face will set me to wondering what
story lies behind it and I go on from
there.
"Whatever I've been able to ac.
complish has been Gods doing
I've tried to follow his teaching
in all my writing and thoughts.
Wrote First Story at 10.
She wrote her first story at the
age of 10. But it was IL years lat.
er, in 1887, that her first novel
"A Chautauqua Idyl' was pub
lished.
Mrs. Hill was born in Watertown
N Y, April Is, 1865, the daughter
of a Presbyterian minister. Hel
late husband also was a Presby-
terian minister.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. j. Gordon Munce, with
whom she lived, and Mrs. Wendell
Walker, Williamson, w. Va.
Funeral services will be held here
Wednesday with burial at Johns.
town, N. Y.
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Dratha
TAFT, HARRY M. On Sal

r11H TAFT HARRY BY NJ On On SatgEdPy us Feb
Geneyieye ,Tait and father of susan and
Psyid TAFT Friends nds may call At the
interment Philadelphia. Pa
TAXENNER, John WILLIAM. On Sun
aay ffap s a9 HN a5 ms WyefidenHsMs WfHM
SAvENNER hzasn husband Si nd 9i % tbs iste fs Mss
Mss Mati hTf MnRis A. raTsRnet a w. a1s and
cal. at aawler's chapei, 17bo Pennsyl-
held i'd on Wednesday. February 36. at at II
Sm ldte Intermsnt Leesburg' Va. at Pm
EosNEY 81 oR RoF5ds r5day FEB FsB
NEY SY' r. THOMAS. beloved SON ono Of the late
London R. and Sarah c.. Thomas. brother
Grace Thomas Washington and London
Thomas; he also is survived by two neph-
ington, and other relatives. and friends.
Remains resting at the Malvan g. Schey
Funeral Home, n j; ave; ave; and A r st. St nv
day, February 60 at L pm. Interment
TYREE, ELENoR FRAY. On Sunday.
sy s s l94 EENdR her FsAH Ffsdsnef fYRE R
of Alice Quarterman, Edna Fray Ailer
Gnu Williams. corneiia W W Lee e'ea and p Lillian a
friends siso survive. Notice of 9l funeral
neral Home, Inc.
%A1sgs 55z tEEA q satgEfsE Ess
of joseph s. watson. niece nice; 9S!0fq Of MP and and
Annie Evan Eyans. host Of other relatives
Monday, February "a, relatives and friends
are invited to cal at the Carver Me
rsi RRere funeral seTTfees s; viii vi Be- 81 held
Tuesday, February IS. at Z pm. Inter
ment Payne's Cemetery.
eSHa43 SMHnHs JoigFfH i5F 4 prSsdesst on ss!uTasy as
e.: IT,, seal RlsasaSt, va No VA & ssiovsq sSO? hus:
are invited to cali at the Ritchie Brothers
5s Services s At st. sT MssTsaTstS shuTsh: SEAT M
am 1uterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WHITMAN, ASToINETTE, AN ONE On satur-
pts Dns ffiNEfe5R II MMaa 4 asFeio ef 3 hoe
Ssen ' e. sna yaad n y. MhiSnsna e H. ,S5 et
Jamaica. New York. Interment Flushing,
n1LLAAMSJ LILA D1 hNE. Ol ouIludy'
February 23, l947. at Arlington County
Hospital, LULA BYRNE WILLIAMS, wife
of the late Thomas A. Williams mother
of Mrs. Virginia Dean of Arlington, Va,
and sister of Miss Birdie Byrne of Falls
Church. Va: T. w. Byrne of Portsmouth.
Va: u C. Byrne of .Annandale, Va; S.
B. Byrne of Falls Church, Va. and G.
M. Byrne of Arlington, Va. Also sur
viving are four grandchildren. Remains
resting at the Pearson Funeral Home,
472 Washington ST., Falls Church, Va.
tuesday, February IS. at 2 pm Inter
ment Oakwood Cemetery. Falls Church Va.
WOOD, JOSEPH H. On Thursday, Feb
ruary 20, 1947, at his residence, 737 South
10Th ST., Arlington, Va, JOSEPH H WOOD,
husband of the late Helen Vaughn Wood,
brother of Mary A. Wood and John C.
Monday, February "a, at L pm. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
WOOToN. MARTHA L. On Monday,
February "A, l947, at George Wa ashing ton
University Hospital, MARTHA L. WooTON
q 1901 ATgonne pl: nv. sister Of Miss
Mrs Florance Nicholas of Washington,
c.: Mrs Walter B. Roberts of Lock
Hill. S. C.. and Paul Wooton of Washing
ton, D. c.. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV,
on Wednesday, February &c.. at IL am
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 25
Evening star., 1947-02-24

alrplane II u Ill
bered "13" and
often carried a
| black cat in his
C ock kpi t, W a S
killed yesterday
in a plane crash
in which two
o t h er persons
died and a
fourth was crit
icany injured.
TIL e aviator
50, who still held
two world air.
stunting cham
pion ships, was
nilotinp a follr
Evening star., 1947-02-24
DR.. William B. Owen,
Orthopedist, Is Dead
BY the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 24.-Dr.
William Barnett Owen, 81, ortho-
pedic surgeon, died at his home here
yesterday.
DR.. Owen had been chief of staff
at Kosair Crippled Children's Hos
pital here since its founding in 1925.
He became widely known through
articles and lectures on orthopedic
surgery.
DR.. Owen was graduated from the
University of Louisville Medical
College in 1903. He served intern
ship at st. Joseph's Hospital in Lex
ington, KY, and Mt. Sinai Hospital
and the Hospital for Crippled in
New York
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Ii. Comdr. J. W. Macintosh
To Be Buried at ARLINGTON

Funeral services for 1t. Comdr.
John w. Macintosh, U. S. C. c., 35,
of Port Angeles, Wash, victim of a
plane crash near Tiller, Greg, on
February II, will be held at l pm.
tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery
A native of Diggs, Idaho, Comdr.
Macintosh was graduated from the
Coast Guard Academy in 1886 and
received flight training at the Pen
sacola Naval Air Station. He was
CO. plotting a ply at the time OF
the crash, which took the lives OF
three other crew members.
Surviving the Coast Guard officer
are his widow, Mrs. Virginia c.
Macintosh; a son, Bruce Douglas, 8
and a daughter, Bonnie Jean, 5, all
of Port Angeles.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

pllOtlng a IOur AeA
place, single engine amphibian
when it lost power just after taking
off from an airport and struck a
power line.
The others killed were Cy Wallar
and Jack Ellie, flying service opera
tors. Injured was Milton Thomp-
son, klamath Falls, an Air Trans
port Command veteran.
Mr.. Rankin became famous II
1881 when he performed 131 con-
secutive outside loops. record thai
still stands. In 1887 he won the
international acrobatic champion.
ship honors at a st. Louis competi-
ton with the square loop" he orig
mated,
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Henry B. Smith Dies;
Atom Project Official
BY the Associated Press

OAK RIDGE, Tenn, Feb. "a
Henry B. Smith, So, chief OF the
Photographic section of the Atomic
Energy Commission, died here Sat-
urday.
Formerly of Flushing, N. Y, Mr..
Smith for many years was a pho
tographer for the War Department.
He came to Oak Ridge late in 1912
as photographer for the Manhat-
tan District of the United States
ENGINEERS.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
churchiIl's Brother
London Broker, Dies
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. 24.-Maj. John S
Churchill, St. younger brother Of
former Prime Minister Winston
Churchill, died at his home yester.
day after short illness.
Maj. Churchill was wounded ir
the Boer War and won the Legion
of Honor and Croix de Guerre fol
his services in World War I. Later
he joined the London brokerage firm
Of Vickers, Da Costa, in which he
was a senior partner at the time
of his death.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Tex Rankin, 7 Others,
Die in Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press

KLAMATH FALLS, Greg, Feb
24.-John G.. "Tex" Rankin. noted
stunt flyer, who in the early days
of his flying feats taunted fate in an
Evening star., 1947-02-24

February 23, 1947, at her RESIDENCE, 3I5 M
18th st. Sc, ALICE, BLANCHE RINGER'
beloved wife of the late Robert Elmer L;
Ringer and mother of Donald O., Russell
B., John H. and Claude E. Ringer; daugho lo
ter of the late Thomas E: and Adehne
Daniel A. Donaldson of Flushing, Long
Island. Remains ting at Cham3ers
Funeral Home, 5l7 11th st. Sc, until
pm Tuesday, February %. Services az
Bethel Tabernacle N Cap. and sts,, at
I:3O pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

Suddenly, on Friday, February II. 1947.
at his RESIDENCE, SOC Walker NIL lI,r Td;; =
Oakland, Md, CHARLES WILLIAM HENEY Z
Carl Edward and Cleo Stack. Mr.. Stack
rests at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
the Forestvilie Episcopal Church. Forest
vile, Nd, on Tuesday, February 25, at
pm. Interment 1restvilie Cemetery. "A
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Draatha

MsqgEInT soRSsE1A Ss41 doRnpn,A e Fri i
Mee1a5 and Sd1S @oar of
MScursy Of Washinssoni ~ ana aIs mTs ara
serviees sI1nee 1a at Chambers funeral Home. 400
Chapin st, NV. on Tuesday, m Fsbruary d
r. at aSe Semetsry en lnterment
MCDOWELL, J.. HAROLD. On Friday,
Legation st; NV. ]. HAROLD MeDoWELLa; Z l.
father Of Dr. Morgan and. Comdr. Ray
m0nd gerthF1ng brother and Of Mrs
aome aso1 'h i4th h t. nW sS on o tuesday,
February 25, at 11:3o am. 1ntermgent
MEAD rebrasry bRSEsF ROY fa47 On at spndsy Unted
N sSssda; Nd ERSEsT ROY MEAD, 3
U funeral Funeral Home, 14oo Chaplin St.
NV. Graveside services at Arlington Ma
MILLER. MARY L. On Friday. Febru-
rd;, Riverdale. Md. MARY L. MILLER.
and mother of Mrs. Eva Ashby, Mrs. Bell
Weldon. Mrs Annie Carrico and Mrs. Alice
oas ss also ed Is u sad py wsee hse
". Miller. and stepdapehter, Mamie
dence on Tuesday, February 25, at 1 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. "a
MUELLER. ANNA Killing. On satur-
day. February 22; 1947, ,, at the home
900 30 I,1 Birch ,,as aye Takoma Park, Nd: ANNA
Mueller. Mrs. Mueller rests at the War
ner E; PumphTsy Funeral Home. S434
services will be held on Tuesday, Febru-
ary, 20, at pm. 1nterment Cleve-
copy.) 25
MURCHIsoN, BABY. Fell asleep in
Jesus arms on Saturday, February 22;
MURcHIsoN Of 1884 K s.: s,w., son of
Beatrice Murchison. He also is survived
by 2 brothers, ], grandmother, other rela-
tives and friends. RelatiVes and friends
Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w.: on
Tuesday, February 25, after 4 pm, where
funeral services will be held on Wednes-
day, February 20. at IL am. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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ETHEL ORNDORFF. Councillor
GRACE RICKETTS,, Secretary.

LAMBERT, GEORGIA. On Friday, Feb-
ruary 81. 1947, at 2 am, GEORGIA
LAMBERT of 2114 Eye st. NV, beloved
wife of Samuel Lambert. devoted mother of
Davis. David, Tiden and Wesley Meekins:
She also leaves other relatives and many ny
friends Friends may call at the w.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 You
St; nv after 10 M Sunday, sssrsr February aF
-. Funeiaif m from ON beSoPs the Park Road Com
munity Church, Park rd., between l1th
and 18th sts. nv, Rev, Oscar L; Rand adG
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. "a
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ROBBINS. CARRIE L. On Sunday,
cARRfE CAR RE {. so' Robins, beloved wife. OF
Lorenzo Robbins and Hstet,S sister Of M3Isr JShn
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
SIT 18th ST., Sc. on wednesday. Febrp-
ary 20, at 2.30 pm 1nterment WaSh-
ington National Cemetery. 20
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Quincy. STAFF sERGT. JAMES E.

y; s iaA 4 a. on wsIfer SgReay Reed fe0rgepy Gepy
eral Hospital. Staff Sergt. JAMES
E. Quincy, U. S. A.. Funeral
and interment Cambridge. Mass.
Services by Chambers.
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REED, WILLIAM BROWNING.

.-- Sunday. February %; l947; at
:!; IS !; !; :: "a
A. Matting.y Funeral Home. 131 11th
st. Sc, where services will be held
on Wednesday, February 26. at m:
Relatives ard friends invited. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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HARRIS, WILLIAM H. On, Saturday

February %, 1917, WILLIAM Il: HARRIS
husband of the late Maria Harris ano
father Of Mrs; Mary 3. Hart, James r.
leaves one sister, one brother many Other
relatives and friends. Relatives ane ane
friends may call at the residence OF M
ruary 25.a after 2 pm. Funeral serv-
ices to be held on wednesday, February
26, at 8 am, at the Church OF lncar-
nation, 1912 Browning pl. ne. 1nterment
Mount OliYet Cemetery. Arrangements- BY
Alexander S. Pope. 20
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hhUNEh, ANNA NJ. OINCPIS anu IIItIII-
- rek bers of Martha Dandridge Coun-
AN&A Gil, No l, of the D. o. A., are
H%A requested to attend the funeral
EosNI of our late sister, ANNA M.
N2sAV KRONER. from Chambers Fu-
&EGIG neral Home 517 11th St. Sc,
W on Monday, February PA. 1947'
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HARRIS. WILLIAM H: Members Of $ St !.
Augustines Commandery: No; t,ssd >, knlsnss n ms
sembie at the Church Of Incarnation on
PebTpsry 2S e our dg41 Iss s b9osher
WILLIAM II. HARRIS Remains resting
at 4I3 44th st. ne; Memorial services Sc
on Tuesday, February 70, at p m:
DANIEL SPRIGGS, President
J. HOWARD OUANDER. Secretary.
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sANELoTTI, MARGARET M.

" on Sunday February %, 1947, at her M
residence. "a K st. NV, MARGARET M;
SANELOTTI, beloved wife OF JefoGmae 6
Albert Prestele Friends may call at the
above residence until wednesday, Febr@nary @
20, ct $50 am. REQUIEM mass at Holy
Rosary Church at 9 am. Relatives ana
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 80
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LEE of 4I02 48th ave, Bladensburg, Md,
father fti1 Of Georse Lee, jr.: Mamie Newton
and Jennie McRee, brother of FANNIE
Arnett, Mamie Lee, Phillip D. and Cliff
ford Lee. He also leaves other relatives
and friends Mr.. Lee. may be viewed at
the above residence after 3 pm. Monday
where services will be held Tuesday, Feb
r,iary 25, at II am Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery Services by Stewards Funeral
Home, 80 H st. ne. "a
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man. Mr.. George Petrlik Of Elk
ridge, awaited her. She wore
white satin trimmed with lace, a
pearl tiara held her veil, and she
carried a prayer book bound in
white satin and covered with white
roses and stephanotis.
Miss Margaret Murphy was ma
tron OF honor, wearing majepta
MORE with matching mitts and
Juliet cap, and carrying yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Windfleld Baden, brother OF
the bride, and Mr.. Allen Owens were
the uSherS.
The reception was held in the
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Cbaney-Badem
Church Weddmg

S. Patrick's Church was the scene
of the wedding Wednesday morn.
ing of Miss Jane Edna Baden anc
Mr.. Charles Leo CLANCY, the Rev
Thomas B. Dade officiating and say.
ing the nuptial mass at II o'clock
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Ruth Baden and Mr.. Chaney's par.
ents are Mr., and Mrs. John H
CLANCY of Elkridge, Md.
Mr.. Walter Heinard, uncle Of the
bride, escorted her to the sanctuary
where Mr.. CLANCY and his best
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Mrs, Alexander van oss Of Plain
field, N. ].
The bride-elect is q graduate Of
Rosemary Hall and attended Bryn
Mawr, Radcliffe and the University
of Louisville. MIR. van Oss is grad
uate of Mercersburg Academy and
Of Princeton University, where he
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was a member Of the Quadrangle
Club. He Is member Of the Prince
ton Club Of Washington and at.
tended Columbia Law School. A
Foreign Service officer, Mr.. van Oss
is presently assigned to the Depart
ment of State as acting chief Of the
Division Of Geographic Information.
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announcement

Judge Gilbert Burnett and Mrs.
Burnett Of Louisville, KY, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Anne Elise Burnett, to Mr..
Hendrix van Oss, son Of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1947-11-02

home Of Mrs. Baden, after which
Mr. and Mrs. CLANCY left on a we'd
ding trip in the mountains. They
will make their home in Elkridge.
Mrs. CLANCY was graduated from
st. Agnes Hospital School of Nurs-
ing in Baltimore, and Mr.. CLANCY
served four years overseas with the
Army Air Forces.
Evening star., 1947-11-02

Mrs. Robert Kobinza has returned
from New York, where she spent two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Julia
OKeefe. Mrs. OKeefe accompanied
her home, where Mr.. Kobinza's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John Q. Kobinza
of Riverside, ILL.,, are also guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-25
NEW HOUSE MEASURE
PROPOSES GREENLAND
ONE u. S. RAMPANT

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a. -Re
Legislation to authorize the Presi-
dent to invite Iceland to become
part Of the United States as a state
and to negotiate for the purchase
of Greenland and all islands off
the u. S. coasts was introduced to.
day by Rep. Gearhart Reality.
Americans must give thought
to the ramparts we watch, not
merely to the ramparts we once
watched" Gearhart declared in
the House. cit is time we give some
consideration to the ever avari.
cious outside world"
with Russia extending herself
in all directions and England and
France clinging tenaciously to their
respective empires" Gearhart adj
ded, the islands should be acquired
to insure the defense Of the U. S.
and possessions before the last
flicker Of gratitude among our
erstwhile Allies dies out"