davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-20
'BEDSPREADS
AND BLANKETS

1899 Chenille Spreads, twin size. White with
nuIti-coors. Just
1899 Chenille Spreads. double bed size. White with
nuIti-coors. So only
9.s5 Blankets, all wool. 1890. Just 4, 7.e5
1926 AH-Wool Blankets, 1880. Just 8.S5
lzo7 AII-WooI BIonkets, plaid. 72"x04". Just 8.
S.s5
1895 AII-wooI BIonkets, 8o"xeo". Just 3, 1926
sos Blankets, 1879 cotton, 259o wool. 7Z'xo4
JUST - 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20

ANSBURGHS-LinenS and DomeStlcS-
Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HOMEWARES
REDUCED

6e.s5 Dinnette Set, glass top tobIe with chrome
plated legs. Chrome poted chairs, red simulated
leather upholstery. Just 1895
$3.50 Breakfast Set. Formeo top table with
chrome plated legs. Four chrome e-pIoed chairs with
simulated leather upholstery. Just l------58.30
1926 Breakfast Set, all metal four matching ehoirs
slightly damaged. Just l--------------4e.s5
2I.85 Utility Cabinet. white olI-metol, five Shelves
1875 Kitchen TobIe, with porcelain top and chrome
plated legs. Medium size. Just ! --------7.ee
2.69 Log Baskets in black metal. z only liza
TAO Medium Size Grates for coal wood Il
6.49 Androns in black metal. Just z -----4.e8
6.49 Block Tool Set to match. Just z ----4.o8
47.s5 Portable Heater. steam electric. Just 6, 24e5
1925 Chest Of Drowers in maple finish pine Just
! ----------s.s
34.e5 Bookeose-Desk Combination. Unfinished,
cIeor grained hardwood. Just ! ---------1s.e5
6.e5 Gorment Bags in pastel pIosties. only, 4.49
$40 Gorment Boss in pastel plostics only, 2.e5
4.s5 Butler TobIes, coIIopsibe. Wood frame in
dark finish. Just 3
HS-Homewnres-sirth Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Selected Stocks Gain,
But Many Leaders
CONTINUE 10 Stumble
y Victor Eubonk
A.ss<iassa Pres, Fipereisi Wrifsr

NEW YORK, April seiective
recoyeries appeared In today's
stock market although many lead
efs continued TO stumble.
Steadying tendencies followed .
slightly lower opening. Dealings
quickened for i while, then reverted
10 sIoWness. Moderately mixed
prices ruled near the fourth hour.
Earnings, dividends and hopes for
technical revival after three
straight losing sessions inspired =
certain q sount OF professional bid
ding. The coal mine holiday and
threatened telephone strike persist
ed as bearish material Skeptics
regarding taxes and business pros
poets either trimmed accounts or
did nothing.
The weak spots Of Monday,
Schenley and American WOODEN, inn
proved. Eastern Air Lines advanced
on 4 pleasing annual statement. Re-
sistant were Douglas Aircraft, Unit
ed Air. Lines, American Airlines,
Chrysler, United States Steel,
Youngstown Sheet, American Tele-
phone, Southern Railway, Southern
Pacific, Kennecott and Union Car
bide.
Backward were United States
Rubber, Goodrich, General Motors,
Montgomery Ward, Texas Co., Du
Pont, Allied Chemical, Air Reduc-
ton, General Electric, Phelps Dodge,
j. G. Penney, Republic Steel and
Santa Fe.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Washington Produce
From the pepartment Of Asriculture.

From the Department Of Agriculture.
HGGS-Market steady. receipts increAS-
ine. supplies ample to fair demand: prices
paid fob Washington for rsderal-State
Graded eggs received from grading stations,
ors, d. s. grade A.. large. .45; Hediunls
3s-40; -averase. asa; small. go; y. 3:
comm comm erciaiiy sraded esss, grade A. iarIe
45-4s; mediums. 42la: current receipts,
LIVE PcuLfRY = Market arm. and j
cent .hisller on hroilers, fryers, and roast
ers: heavy type fowl UNCHANGED. light type
cent lower; receipts moderate and satfs-
fsetortiy cleared under fair demand: prices
s6.3s; lsht tyge, 1924; broilsrs. frsers
Western box packed)-Market steady on
fowl, nrH and to 2 cent a hisner ,.2 on
|. crate, supplies ample to good demand;
prices paid fob. washington: Fow,; heavy,
A-45: broilers, 41-42; fryers, s..3s; feT,
pounds, 3e-43.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Norfolk Southern Reported.
Under Kingsley Control
~ ,hs As,oeiosed Press

NORFOLK, Va, April 1.-The
Norfolk virgiilian-Pilot reported
that Maj. Joseph r. Kingsley Of
rails Church, recently named chair
man Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Norfolk Southern Railway. last night
admitted inferentially that he had
acquired control Of the North Car
Iolina- Virginia road.
Questioned by telephone IN Wash-
inston. the newspaper said Mai.
Kingsley reported that any an
lnouncement on that matter would
be premature In view Of the meet
| ing OF the board May IL. /"
The railway, with terminals ct
Charlotte. N. c., and Norfolk, serves
Ian extensive agricultural area.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 1 a, (usDA) ).-salable
hogs. 1000: total; 10000: slow: rs cents
to 81 lower on all weirhts and sows: tor.
1928; most good and, choice lso.sao "a
"a 4.e0-e4.75: most good and choice sovs,
81 .50-22.00: few choice, 1928.
calves. 200; total 1000. SLAUGHTER steers
and heifers drAssy, weak: cows rather
1.e50-p pound fed steers, 1880: two loads
held. higher; bulk ayeraEe-medium TO tor
good steers, 1928 pounds down, 90: so
CATS: bulk medium to .top-sood heifers.
1s.b0-23 90: load strictly. good 200.
Medium nUuau I'a COWS. VS. II. .75.isss: esnrsrs Ard
cutters: e.5o-1a.50: SAUSAGE bulls weak
lower. with 1900 the practical top: veal-
ers steady at $500 down: few 25; 90
Salable sheen, $500: total $500: higher
ASKING prices Ietardins trade: mostly early
Voc wool.d oInS lamb. I'D sid aaas-es. %: senerails
sskins around zb cents hisher: h best Eooied
Evening star., 1947-04-01
New York Cotton

NEW YoRK, Aprii R1.-Cotton fu-
lures defined Il SLOW ssahnss tod.s
iaeginG retail sales ard consumer re-
sistances 70 high PRICES,
ing against textile sales. Some May Iiaui-
dstion and switching into later months
took place in anticipation OF drst notice
day April IS,
Late afternoon prices. we're to s5 cents
bale lower than the pfeyious close.
May, $3.50. Jniy. 33.S1. and October,
A
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Business Briefs
Steel NH Opera tions for the

Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week were scheduled at 95.4%
of capacity, indicating production
Of 1868, 400 tons-American Iron &
Steel Institute. Figures last week
were 97Te and 1897 400 tons new
postwar high; month ago, 94.4%
and 1851 800; year ago, S7:lTo and
1880
New Securities Marketed Today
included: 100000 common shares of
Plymouth Rubber Co. at 1871; $4,000
shares of Gardner-Denver Co. cumu-
lative AZ preferred stock at 100.
The Canadian dollar free rate)
at New York declined to 92.75 cents
to the American dollar. discount
Of 714E and Il OF . cent below yes
terday. 1t was. the lowest point
since last July.
Pennsylvania Crude Oil Prices
were raised 10 cents a barrel by the
Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency OF
South Penn Oil Co. Other COM
panies followed suit.
Loew's, Inc, completed 5000 ,00t
of long-term financing with a So
100000 eight-year loan from First
National Bank of Boston at 90 ano
sale OF $1,000 900 Of 2.85qs deben-
lures, due 1865. to group of insur-
ance companies.
American Can Co. sales this year
could we'll be 501o above the 1936-4f
average, without consideration OF
January price increases, said Pres
ident D w. Figgis. Physical as well
as dollar volume broke all records
In the first quarter.
Safeway Stores, Inc. sales In foul
weeks ended March "a totaled $84,-
2l5,4s0, q jump of 37.2qo from 8
year ago; in Il weeks ended the
same date. s240,o51,5 $40, an in.
crease Of 326Te.
Philadelphia Co. and subsidiaries
reported net income Of $6,011,705 OF
II cents in ls4e VS.. se,2s7 ,se5 or II
cents in 1s45.
Emporium Capweil Co. earned S..
s3o,67s or Slit In IL months ended
January 81 VS.. $a.4S1 500 or s4.51 in
the previous year.
Fruehauf Trailer Co. profit fol
1s4e Was s5,43s.57s or s4.l5 vs.. ST.
e73,2e6 or $l.15 in 1945.
Consolidated Paper Corp, Ltd.
earned S4,s5s.1e or $1.ss in 1916 vs.
$l,7Ss,753 or 10 cents in the previous
year.
Food Fair Stores profit for 1874,
was S3,742,oS4 or s2.2 VS.. ss4s,l O
81 cents in 1s4S.
American Safety Razor Corp
earned &3,42s,77s or s2.42 in ls4e Va
81 6so,5s8 or s1.33 in the previous
year.
Phiieo Corp. profit for 1916 va.
$3,lo7, ,4so or $2.l3 vs.. t2,377,23s o
$l.73 In ls45.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. earnet
$3,05s, ,7S5 or $2.s4 In 1916, includinl
$l1,7ll,55S Of tax carry-back credit
and $l3,79S,474 from reserves, VS.
profit of sS.46e.ss3 or $5.os in ls4i
Champion Paper d Fibre Co. ne
for IL weeks ended February 2 wa
81 ,34o,546 or S1.12 VS.. S2S6, ,46e or II
cents q year earlier.
EAstern Air Lines, Inc, eernet
$500, ,e4S or $1.46 in 1916 VS.. 81, 1926,
2s4 or 90 cents in the previous year
Lehigh Coal d Navigation Co. ne
income for 1916 was $2,70l ,535 o.
$40 VS.. sl.7os. $40 or So cents in ls45
Standard Fruit &, Steamship Co
earned $2,513.l2a In 194s vs.. $l,112,.
31s In the previous year.
Interchemieai Corp. profit fol
1916 was s2,261 ,704 or $5.sS VS.. ST.
$3.50 or $2.l9 in 1945.
Wiebot Stores, Inc, earned $2,-
042, $50 or 1886 in IL months ended
January 81 vs.. s1,620,778 or $5.2S In
the previous year.
Hammermin Paper Co. earned
es4o,2o5 or $4.s2 In 1s46 VS.. $52s, ,03s
or SASS in the previous year.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Week S FuiIures Rise

NEW YORK, April ! tR.TC Com.
mercial and industrial failures
turned upward In the week ended
March n after q three-week decline
and totaled 63, the next-to-highest
number reported for any similar
period since 1913. This compared
with 47 In the preceding week and
10 in the corresponding week last
wear.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Market Averages
Foreian Exchange

change rates foiiow tdrsit Britain IN
Dollars, others In cents):
Canadian dollar tn New York open mar;
States cents. down V Of D cant.
Eufope-Great Britain, - lo2 13I16, up
1I16 Of cent: France {frane), :s4A, up
n of 4 cent; Sweden (krona), ~ s.. un-
chansed: Switzerland Qrane) CONNER
ciaD. "a. 40, UNCHANGED.
Latin Anierica---ArsentinE free, .46,
ehansed; Mexico. eo.62. unehanssd.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
C.&P. telephone Nel
Well Below 1916
During February
BY Edward c. Stone


Net income Of the chesaneate 4,
potomac Telephone Co. 9or Fenr,,. M i
,ry, before interest ana diyidends.
AMOUNTED 70 $216, 6,3S2 ia cornnari.
sor with $323,3z7 In FEBRUARY fe4e
according to the statement fled "a.
day with the Public Utilities Com
mission. ts atss
operating income showed I de-
crease Of $SeA56 and operating ex-
penses disclosed an increase OF
flA,oss, compared with FEBRUARY
lss. OperAting revenues totaled
H,A7lo7 against 4z,4lS,643 q year
ago At the end OF the month there
were 39o647 telephones In service
IN washington
IN the frst two months Of ls47,
net incoyue. before interest and diy-
dends, totaled S5i4,i53, against
s652,354 In the like 1e4o period, q
decrease Of s13S ,2ol.
Bankers Watch Many Bills.
Bankers are specially interested
IN bank-holding bill, three bills
to void regulation w and d meas.
ure 70 permit absorption Of ex-
change charges by member BANKS
Of the Federal system, now before
Congress-. according to legisla-
tive review by D. J. Needham, gen.
eral council Of the American Bank
ers' Association.
The holding companies bill In
troduced by Senator Tobey is SIM
liar to the Spence bill introduced
in the 79th Congress, Mr.. Needham
says in q summary sent to State
association secretaries. Senate and
House btiis grant the reserve board
further power to purchase obliga-
tions direct from the Treasury De-
partment.
The Senate Banking Committee
has begun hearings on the revised
long-range housing bill sponsored
by Senators Taft, Ellender and Wag-
ner and the House Banking Com
mittee has started hearings on the
bill to remove certain remaining
wartime housing controls.
District Theaters Net Up.
District Theaters Corp. earned
consolidated net profit In 1916 oi
$545 ,327. equal to $i.6s . share or
the common stock against 42e7 ,2ss
or 81 cents share year ago. Con.
solidAted revenue amounted to g..
705, 5,621 vs.. $3,121, $3.50 In 1S4s.
Harry Freedman, president, report
ed to stockholders that the com.
pany acquired eight additional the.
ster leaseholds in ls46, q 81 per cent
interest in three corporations oper.
ating i've theateYs. and the total
stock Of two real estate companies
The total cost of 81 ,289, ISL was
financed out OF working capital ano
from notes to banks.
Net profit from new theaters to-
tailed $50.494, after taxes and divi-
dends from stock of partially owned
corporations amounted to So, 400
Bank Club Names Of1icers.
Lundeen Steele has been elected
president OF the Washington Loan
~ Trust Club, with Carl Herr
mann, vice president; Frances
Powell, secretary: Elizabeth Hardy
assistant secretary; Leona e. Drae-
ger, treasurer.
B. c. Forbes, noted magazine edi-
tor and publisher. gave an excep-
ticnally interesting talk on business
problems before the American Pub
lie Relations Association at the VIII
lard yesterday noon.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
ADOPT Short Week

NEW YORK, April / B.-Mem-
hers Of the Government Security
Dealer Group. comprising 10 Cow
ernment bond dealers In New York
and Chicago, have agreed to Suspend
operations on Saturdays beginning
April 5, r. G. Morris, group chair
man, said today,
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Odd-Lot DeuIines

enrifies and Excnsnee coninnissiona re-
uorted today these Transactions b. Gus
TONERS with odd-lcs Dealers er specialists
on fhe new York stock Exchange for
March s1: 1880 puychasee involving A.
4T3 shares; airs saieS INVOLVING 1O9, GIL
shsres. ineiudins - short sales tnvolyins
Evening star., 1947-04-01

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Evening star., 1947-04-01
Sales.

HeurIy sales on the E1chsnss Ie1ay:
IL 800 am. no 600 1900 noon 3Io ~
100 p.m.. 4Ao 600 z:u0 Pm. $40 u0O
fUnit OF fradinG. 10 shares. In nank.
ruptcy or reeeivership or being feorsani3ee
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securitie1
assumed b. such ecmpanies- Rates q
disbursements based on the last auarterIs
or aentannuaI declaration. unless otnes.
Uise noted, special or extra dividends ~
Also extra or extxas. Plus stock ava.
PAYABLE IN stock. DECLARED or pai4 q
funds. / Accumulated disidsnes PAID =
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Chicago Grain

renewed EXPORT inquiry for corn and Com
modify Credit Corp. buying started = ecod
rally In corn toward the cln.., e.
elimhed to the highest iepsls of The eay
Commercial huytne OF both wheat and
corn m At The days low spots developed mild
tng. But Il wa1 not until todayis .export
interest In corn was definitely established
that sustained rally developed "a ooo
bushels asatnst 305, ,00d bushels sold.
The buying wave continued until the
hisher. % 0 than "e The n preyious @ q elose; Nay Nay
1862 .56h; corn was " TO Ia higher;
May. 81. l.S0A-1.S1. Oats were unchanged
to IL higher; May. S8A-M
Evening star., 1947-04-01

Wheat none. Corn. No / yellow,
1.s7!a; No. 8. i.s3h-1 s5ls; No. 4. 1.7sta-
1slox sf hs ss ess osts s no i'%Pls nps. srss. Sc
white. s7s. Barley. mating. .6o-2 90.
hundaedvsisht nens red ,slo soyer seq 6er
~. 90; sweet clover. IL 5n-J3 M; red top,
II 5O.1s, 90: timothy, 74O-T7S
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, April 1 0p.-Dividends
declared:
Aeeumulated.
Rate. Pc Stock Of Pay
Evening star., 1947-04-01
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
oarnnckel 4nE preferred-40 at "a.
qarnnckel com new-20 at 2u
CAPITAL Transit Co-S0 At 21; 20 at 27.
~ ff1sL1sc. sc.15sslsrrnay pTnfTIss. ~ S's
Evening star., 1947-04-01
N. 7. Bond Market

sshsSrSp = ni Err e;sis1asss 81 lssHss ses'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20
Danl'ury Woman
CrO,rned Queen
OF Day III Party

A crowd of $50 tourists and
winter visitors last night az the
1hanal1eF of Commerce Fun
hiGht in the Jackson Square
NsO Patio saw Miss Margaret
Piiouin. q visitor from Danbury,
1fRn- crowned Queen Of the
Island tur q Day.
Miss Prihulo. who Is staying
~ TIE Tides guest house. has
ilNen sn KEY West for two weeks
and wiil remain until March Is.
she IA vacaiioning with her sis
teF and bruthcF-in-law. MIR and
M Alhert Blaine. also of DAN
bars
Tho Island Queen" viii today
ensuy sightseeing trip accom-
panird b. Ramon Navarro, and
water trip aboard the motor
crulsrf "Vagabond. She will be
extundcd courtesics by the Sun
end sand Club and also the Casa
Marine Hotel Cocktail Lounge.
Dinner a. the Ocean View Res
taufant viii be- followed by a
theaire party At the Palace Thea
tre
a program az Latin entertain
ulrnt was provided by troupe
~ Cuban entertainers, featuring
cunEa and ulmha dancing. The
dancefH. appearing IN native
cunaiumrs. were enthusiastically
reserved b. the audience and
we're held over for numerous en-
cores. They were accompanied
~ 4 tfio 81 musicians playing the
riavcs. maraccas and bongo
drums
Martin Lliraldi. consul for the
Cuban government IN Key West.
save = short talk regarding the
Pan American Highway. a sub
iect very interesting 20 tourists,
and explained some Of the scenic
heauty on that exciting trip.
A poll o. the audience indicat-
"a that the states Of Pennsyl-
vmnia and Ohio had the largest
representation at the party. With
this. an service men in the USO
a the time. living in either OF
these states. were invited to par
ticipatc In quiz program.
Through elimination, two Navy
men. one from Marion. o.. and
another from Wilkes Barre, Pa,
were each awarded a free long
distance phone call home.
Refreshments, provided by the
southern Cross Hotel and the
Central Hotel. were served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20
Miss Dorothy Mae DUNCAN
HOnOred At Bridal Shower

Miss Dorothy Mae DUNCAN, who
is to be married shortly, was
honored by the faculty and room
mothers of the Harris school,
with a bridal shower at the home
Of Mrs. L. II. Muse, 513 Margaret
street. on Monday evening.
The Valentine motif was car
ried out in both decorations and
refreshments.
In the contest, advice to the
Bride" Mrs. Emma Albury and
Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting were
winners of prizes, while in the
poems contest. Mrs. Thelma
Watkins and Mrs. L. H. Muse
were winners.
Mrs. Glenwood Sweeting, on
behalf of the faculty and room
mothers of the Harris school, ex-
pressed appreciation to Miss Dun
gan for her work in the school,
and extended best wishes for her
future happiness. The bride
elect was then presented with an
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20
RED CROSS GROUP

fCOntinuGd frosp rage Onei
modern institutions. not only in
KEY West. but all Florida, our
committee is delighted to accept
Can't. Davis invitation to see it
officially.
We are honored by the oppor-
tunity Il affords the representa-
tives Of the civic and business
organizations who comprise our
committee to see the great sig
nificance of their cooperative
work. In turn. they will be able
Ia tell their organizations speci-
fically, about the program we
sponsor. "
The committee on advanced
gifts who have been invited IN
clude. Gerald Saunders, chair
man: Mrs. Edward Graham, Earl
4. Hamilton, Mrs. l.. II. Goddard,
Lou Smith. Dan Navarro, George
Mills White, VIM. M. Curry,
Maitland Adams, Joe Pearlman,
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., }. j.
Trevor. c. l.. Gardner, Mrs.
PaLl Sher. F. ]. Miller, Arthur
Mulberg. Bonnie Sawyer, Edward
S.runk. Jr., and Sam Curry.
Members of the committee on
community service to camps and
hospitals include: Mrs. Fernan-
do Camus. Jeff knight, Jr.. Mrs.
Dan Navarro. Kermit Richard
son. Miss Marie Hartell, B. &.
Moreno. p. j. Ross, William Ar
mold and Adrien O'Sweeney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20

electric mix-master and a Slick
coffee maker.
Refreshments of heart-shaped
cakes and ice cream were served,
and bridal baskets of candies
were given as favors to each
guest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20

The sweet potato, a rich source
of vitamin A, also provides worth
while quantities of vltamin c and
small amounts of the B vltamlns
and minerals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-20

Between 1909 and 1916 per
capita consumption of citrus fruit
and tomatoes increased from "A
pounds to 1T.
Evening star., 1947-09-01

for many years. His mother, the
late Sylvia Contee Meredith, was
born in Maryland.
The District official was educated
in public schools here, and attended
military school in Danville, Va
After engaging in the real estate
business for many years, he became
associated with the Mutual Life In
surance Co. of New York for a time
During World War I, he was ar
examiner with the National Wal
Labor Board. While working there
he was associated with former Pres
ident Taft, then q joint chairman
of the board
Mr.. Meredith was a member OF
the Board of Governors of the
/ Chevy Chase Club. and belonged
to the University Club, the Alfalfa
Club, the Sons of the Revolution
the Columbia Historical Society and
the Society of Oldest Inhabitants
He lived at 2101 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Eta Portner Meredith; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jacqueline Meredith
Castle of Washington, and Mrs
Sylvia Meredith Garnett of Cleve-
land. Mrs. Garnett is the wife OF
Robert S. Garnett, nephew OF
Leslie C. Garnett, former United
States Attorney here.
Mr. Meredith also leaves three
young grandsons.
Funeral services will be held at
p pm. tomorrow at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square.
The Rev. Oscar Randolph will
ofhciate. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
DrathH
WARNER, LOUISE CANNl

WARNER, LOUISE cANNADY. Depart.
ed this life Saturday. August 30, 1947
in Galinger Hospital after a brief illness
LOUISE cANNApY WARNER, beloved
daughter of the late Lottie Dyson Brent;
sister OF Mrs. Irene Jones and the late
Marcus Cannady: ,sister-in-law of Mrs
Mabel Cannady. She leaves to mourn
their loss many other relatives and friends
Remains resting with l. E. Murray & Son
1897 10th st. NV, where funeral services
will be held Tuesday, September ,. 1947
at 1 pm. Rev. K. W. Roy officiating. In
terment in Harmony Cemetery.
wEATHERS. JOSEPH B. Departed this
life on Sunday, August 81, 1947, at Gal
iinger Hospital JOSEPH 2. WEATHERS OF
1877 5th st. ne. beloved son of Mrs
Halle end Rev. T. H. Weathers; husband
of Mrs. Nora Weathers; brother of Mrs
Addie Bell Edwards. Mrs. Ruth Ellen Jones
Mrs. Naomi Scott. Mrs. Rosalee Smith ano
relatives and friends. Friends may call al
Ralph, Barbour's Funeral Home. 4s K st
September |, where funeral services vii
be held at 9 pm, Monday. September
Remains will be shipped to South Caro-.
lima Tuesday. September 2, for interment
Evening star., 1947-09-01
Arthur Burney Funeral
Planned Here Tomorrow

| Graveside funeral services for
Arthur w. Burney, IS, assistant chief
OF development in charge of en-
cheering in the National Park
Service, will be held tomorrow after
noon at Cedar Hill Cemetery
Mr.. Burney, who lived in WASH
ington until the Park Service head
quarters was moved to Chicago five
years ago, died Saturday at his
home in Evanston, Ill. Funeral
services will be held in Chicago this
morning.
A native of Elgin, Ill, he spent his
early youth in Seattle, Wash. After
working for several years as civil
engineer, he joined the Park Service
about 80 years ago. He supervised
engineering work in Yellowstone
National Park, San Francisco, WASH
ington and Chicago
He was to have returned to
Washington this fall, when the
Park Service offices are scheduled to
be transferred.
Surviving is his widow, Mrs. Mar
garet Burney.