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Evening star., 1947-05-09

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WALTER I. PLANT. Jr., Grand Knight. g
PARKINSON, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH.
On THURSDAY. May 8, 1947, at her resi-
ffRff ELI Rssfd pRkKN R MS b.aTsa aEa
water, Fla, and Miss Nellie A. Parkinson
OF this city. Friends may call at her late
residence, where services will be held on
Rock Creek Cemetery. 8
y MILDRED T. PATTERSON, beloved sister
bis and Mrs: Helen cottreiiii Services at
@ on MaS aSme i 81 =. sd S
te4sa tn.erment Washington National Gene f6
: PAYNE. EDWARD I. suddenly on
Tuesday, May 6. 1947, EDWARD 1. PAYNE
husband of Augustine Payne. son Of Ed
ward Payne o,Ila and Geraldine Williams,
sister. an aunt, two uncles and many other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
his late n.aa, residence . after pm Sunday. MAY
p M. from sylvan vista Baptist Church,
Cedar HEIGHTS. Md, Rev Arthur Luckett
ind Nssdns 5nsnds
ARRANGEMENTS by Henry s. Washinston q
PETERSON, McCLIFToN., On Tuesday,
nIssl MsS & setesaa tsaa; # Ma ehs MnS Mssal Tes
l@ Mrs. Crecia Peterson. father oi
asd ssI0aFs Ronald Stea Peterson on Bernard sen ca
Hercules and Inez Peterson, brother Of
Milton; william Phillip, IsI. Rufus, Ruth and
and s Mrs. Peasi clover. over eea He also leaves leaves
other relatives and friends. Friends may
hr.b esl & ths " W., Ernest Jarvis Funeral
until 4:se % Pm. s Friday, M May isom 5. Enerai sm
and interment BatesburR. s. c. Q
QUEEN. GEORGE A. Departed this life
- at The Naval MEDICAL Center,
@ GEORGE 4 QUEEN, beloved hus-
devoted father Of George a.
Queen, ir.; brother Of Daisy Con-
Also ha leaves other rsatSes ana fTends
may can q the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church ssau ss.naa 14se & You St NV Funeral sery: ~
above funeral church Relatives and
tionaf Cemetery. IL
RoARK, ELIZABETH. On Wednesday
hsz hosp.a & ls4E z 81 goSR unsssss Ssos
wife of Robert B. Roark, mother of Bruce
Roark and sister Of Mrs. Eleanor Rossi ant
conrad k0Cn. services at CnamDerS
GeorEetown Funeral Home, 3ist and M SITS
NV. on Monday. May IL, at 1918 am
Interment In Arlington National Cemetery
4 IL
4 ROBINSON. JOSEPH EDWARD Or
Wednesday. May z, 1941, at tn
/ s. Naval Hospital, Bethesda, Md.
II JOSEPH EDWARD ROBINSON
4 beloved husband of Mrs. Bernie
Robinson, father of Ronald, 10
seph, jr.: Jacqueline and Tavern,
Robinson; son of Mrs. Cora Coleman. II
also leaves nine sisters. four brothers an,
other relatives and friends. After 8 pm
1 Frioay, May 8, friends may call at the w
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 70,
list. n.w Requiem mass at Holy Redeeme
Il tCatholic Church, New York and New Jerse.
avss nv. Menday; i. MAY ,s;l,,l5 T. =, I,,u an
Arlington Ma Sqai Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1947-05-09

JOHNSON, JOHN r. On "wednesday,
May Z. l947, at Gallinger Hospital, JOHN
R. JOHNSON Of 2636ha Bowen I'd. Sc
daughter, three sons, one GRANDDAUGHTER,
two daughters-in-law, one brother, one
sister -in-law and many other relatives and
Washington & Sons Funeral Home, 467
n st. NV. after 3 pm. Friday, May g.
Funeral Saturday, May 10, at 1870 pm,
and Douglas rds Sc, Rev. D. A. Bell Of
ficiating. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Paynes Cemetery
Evening star., 1947-05-09
II. 6. SeIfridee Funeral
Arranged for Monday
~ ne Associated PYsss

LONDON, May q Funeral sery-
Ices for Harry Gordon selfridss.
Wisconsin-born errsnd boy who be-
came . merchant prince 81 Britain,
win be held Monday 1t ST. Marks
Church, Highcline. Hampshire.
MI. selfridge formerly lived It
Hichcliffe Castle. # Y
Evening star., 1947-05-09

Mayers
PauIs
George N. Yeatman 4 Sons
Wynn's
Honick's dormerly Gary TriplettI
Jadson Reamy
Arlington Boys d GirIs' shop
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Conklyn's Florist
Virginia Appliance 3 Service
Arlington Daily
American DRUG Store
Public Shoe store
VIM. Hahn g. Co.
Emile Beauty Salon
Evening star., 1947-05-09

sisters, Mrs. Ruth pcore and Mis-,
IVA Grace Sl1umate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
MARINE SENTENCED
FOR SHOPLIFTING
IN RECORDERS COURT

Drunkeness is no excuse for
Shoplifting, Marine Cpl. Charles
+. Yokingus discovered in Re-
corders court Monday when
Judge H. Winfield Smith sentenc-
ed him to so days on the county
farm on charge of lifting few
SundrieS from a drug store and
dress shop.
The corporal, who saw action in
TWO Pacific battles and won two
Presidential unit citations, ac-
cordlng to his ribbons and stars,
Told the Judge that he didn't know
what he did because he was so
drunk at the time he did not
Know what he was doing.
Judge Smith in response to
4oklngus alleged comments to
pollce that southerners down here
picked on Negroes, advised the
defendant that in his court no
racial, class, or sex discrimination
was practiced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
Gold Strike No Good

HONESDALE, Pa. - W.D - A
Grader operator who turned up
pieces Of glass containing gold
while working on a road here
nso visions of another bonanza.
e pof the metal was only refuse
y. VI local glass works abandoned
W years ago. In early days, bits
VI gold were thrown into a batch
Vi molten glass to add luster,
color and tone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-21
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Rice who purchased stock
in the concern. In 1882, T. G.
died and on Jan. 4,
1914, the business was pur-
chased by C. M. Harrington
and w. G.. Broadfoot. The
corporation was dissolved and
today the. company is oper-
ated on a limited partnership
Management of the bust
ness, which has operated from
it's present location since
1906, is under the direction of
Harrington. The New Bern
branch store was disposed of
in 1923. Recently a new store
was opened in Fayetteville,
and now six outside statesmen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

The oldest mill supply
house in North Carolina, Hy-
man Supply company, 261 N.
Front street, is not resting
On it's outstanding war record
of supplying vital material to
defense plants, but is plan
ming for an expanded period
of service in the postwar era
Wilmington and Southeastern
North Carolina has entered.
Distributors of mill and in
dustrial supplies, paints,
plumbing materials, water
systems and heavy hardware,
Hyman Supply company was
first Incorporated in New
Bern in 1902 by Thomas G..
Hyman. The first store was
under the management of j.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

Benjamin Moore & Co., John
w. Masury & Sons, Black &
Decker Mfg. Co., Belmont
Packing & Rubbe Co., Chain
Belt Co., The B. F. Goodrich
Co., A. Leschen & Sons Rope
Co., Worthington Pump &
Machinery Co., Dodge Mfg.
Corp, Eljer Co., Ohio Injector
Co., Whitman and Barnes,
The Lukenheimer Co., Simond
Saw & Steel Co., Smith Weld
ing Equipment Co., Walworth
Co., Western Block Co., Yale
& Towne Mfg. Co., Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube Co., Ale
mite Co., Clipper Belt LAGER
Co., Gould's Pumps, Inc,
Barnes Mfg. Co., Fafnir Bear
ings, Inc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-23

serve citizens of eastern
North Carolina.
Many lines of merchandise
have been handled by Lyman
Supply company continuously
since its origin. Long service
has been rendered to saw
mills, cotton mills, all types
of industrial plants, fertilizer
plants and contractors.
Speaking from long expe-
rience, one of the employees of
the company declared, "The
outlook is certainly encourage
ing for Wilmington and this
territory for the immediate
future"
This concern represents
the following leading manu-
facturers:
Evening star., 1947-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE RATE.
The rate for Legal Notices
published in The Star will
be zoe per line commencing
January !, 1948.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Y. STUART DAVIS, Attorney,
11l3 Eve Street. n w

14I3 Eye Street, NV.
Ssa!ss for sS5 B,ssS'st i
PAshEk eHaREEs wXkSh $! s palnsls
6R6HR oF ASIGE No abec
Of this suit is to establish of record, tn.
title of the. plaintiffs. by adverse possession
in and to Lot B iH sqgaTe aat 7ol
east. Upon motion Of the plaintiffs, it i:
A;Di A,,. l947i oRPEREp. that Ar Annis P; y
Carter. Sarah C. Hannesan, E. Boyce Bur
ritt, Euphemia Martin, Dangerf1eld Dill.
lingham, the unknown heirs, devisees ane
their appearance to be entered herein on Of
before the first rule day occurring after
the expiration of the fortieth day. exclu-
the first day ef publication -s' Of this order der
otherwise this cause will be proceeded with
as in the case of default; provided copy
three WEEKS in The
Law Reporter and The Evening Star. gooo
cause having been shown why longer pub.
Copy, Test: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk. b.
EDITH M FOX, Deputy Clerk de13,2O,27
W. E: HOLT MAULsBY. Attorney.
,n I'll 81 HatiOnal AL Press s,IR Building; ,r,z
bia.-In the matter of the application
If JOHN G. sTEMPoRcHI for a change
of ame-Civil Action No. 4S46-47-
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-John Geod-
well Stemporchi, having filed COPY here
in for judgment changing his name to
John Geodwell Smith. and having applied
to the Court for an Order of Publication
Of the notice required by law in such
cases, it is this 11th day of December,
1947 ORDERED: That all persons con-
cerned show cause. if any there be, on
hpf nf 10
why the prayers of said complainant
should not be granted, provided a copy
of this notice be published once a week
for three go consecutive weeks before
said day in The Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Star (S)
BOL1THA ]. LAWS. Chief Justice. (SealD
A True Copy Test: HARRY M. HULL.
Clerk. BY EDITH M. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Fry Resigns as Chief
Of Voice Of America
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The State Departments Division
of International Broadcasting-
which puts on the Voice of Amer
ica short-wave programs-had q
new acting chief today following
the resignation of Kenneth Fry.
State Department officials saio
last night Charles w. Thayer hao
been named acting chief by Secre.
tary Marshall.
Mr.. Thayer is a career foreign
service official and a West Point
graduate. Mr.. Fry formerly was
associated with commercial broad
casting, and is expected to return
to that field. !
The reasons for Mr.. Fry's decision
were not made known, but there
have been reports that he objected
to salary limitations fixed for the
division by Congress.
Mr.. Thayer, born in Villanova
Pa, in 1910, has had wide experience
in the State Departments foreign
service section, serving in Moscow
Berlin, London and other cities. He
left the department for Army serv-
ice from 1914 to 1916. Since the war
ended, he has been assigned to the
National War College.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Britain May Abandon
Mediator Role 10 Join
u. 5. in Stopping Reds
BY the Assoeioied Press

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The British
cabinet will confer Monday on a
tentative plan drawn up by Foreign
Secretary Bevin which may swing
Britain over from a mediator's role
in postwar world affairs to a stop
Russia" partnership with the United
States.
Observers said Mr.. Bevin, though
irritated by charges of Soviet For
eign Minister Molotov that Britain
is following an "imperialistic" pol
icy, is nevertheless reluctant to
force a showdown which might end
Big -Four consultations.
Strong British Approval.
Before the breakdown of the For
eign Ministers Conference on Ger
many Foreign Office spokesmen ex-
pressed a conviction that a policy
of compromise and Cancellation
might iron out East-West differ
ences.
After the parley failed, Mr.. Bevin
was reported to have refused to
commit Britain when American Sec
retary of State Marshall broached
a tentative plan to halt delivery to
the U. S. S. R. of dismantled in
dustrlal plant facilities as repara-
tions from the American zone of
Germany.
Since then a number of other
factors have developed, including
strong British approval of most OF
the recommendations in President
Truman's presentation of the Mar
shall Plan, including that for SUBJ
stantial financial aid for Britain.
Greater Support Seen.
In view of this, there is reason to
believe that the decisions of Mr.
Bevin and the cabinet will be
swayed in the direction of greater
support for American policies.
Another determining factor is
British resentment to the increased
Soviet campaign of accusations
against British American policies.
Also to be taken into account is
the guerrilla announcement of the
creation of a Greek Communist
state which may win the support of
Soviet-inf1uenced countries.
The contents of Mr.. Bevin's men,
orandum to the cabinet have not
been divulged
Evening star., 1947-12-27

assistants the Misses Patricia Lead
better, Jean Brown, Mary Ellen
Barton, Ellen burlington, Anne Mis-
son, Bessie Mckee and Sarah Fly
Also Miss Katherine Keener of Mar
gate. N. j., a classmate of Miss
Putzki at Smith College, who came
to Washington for the party.
Following the dance DR.. and Mrs
Putzki and Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke
entertained at dinner at the club
for the debutantes. their assistants
and their escorts. The young men
in the group were Mr. Barber c.
Palmer, Mr.. Guy Leadbetter, Mr.
James Birney, Mr.. Stuart Taylor
Mr.. James Forsyte, Mr.. Craig Stone
Mr.. Richard Warren, Mr.. James
Brown and Mr.. Bradford de Wolfe
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Parties Are Given
For DebHtantes

Sub-debutantes and the sub-sub-
debs are having gay time this
holiday season with parties and
dances keeping them on the hop,
skip and jump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Price Dunn
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of their daughter, Adrian
Josephine Dunn, and Florence Weth-
eTill Walker, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wilson Walker, gave
a dance later in the evening.
Guests at the dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn were Mar
garet johnson, Virginia Warner,
Yardley Minnix, Anne Holman,
Patricia Mulligan, Barbara Barry,
Betsy Beach, Clara Mills, Peggy
Anderson, Louise Hoover, Agnes
Dunn, another daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dunn; Connie Bingham,
and DR.. and Mrs. Allen Walker as
well as the parents of Miss Walker.
Young men in the party included
Samuel Shanks, John BraWner,
Thomas Hume, Philip Naylor Israel,
F. Eberhart Haynes, jr., whose
parents were hosts at supper last
night for the Misses Helen and
Annie Willard; Robert Moran,
Thomas Manfuso. Theodore p Noyes,
jr., Joseph Green, Barney Cotton,
Thomas and Jerry Selby, Stephen
Booher, Willis Van Devanter,
Charles Goodrich Emerson Gard
ner and Robert Walsh.
Those at the supper given by Mr..
and Mrs. Haynes included their
daughter, Frances Gore Haynes,
Eugenia Chase. Georgiana Glenn,
Betty Mae Hamilton, Ruth Saul,
Rebecca White, Virginia Wetherill,
Carolyn Young, Jan Marthinson,
Judy Snowden, David Marsh, Mich
ael Monroney, Midshipman William
Emery, Sherman Ford, Charles Lom-
bard, William Rollow, John Schoen-
field, Douglas B. Smith, Dana Belser,
Stuart Beck, Henry Elliott, Seward
Mott and his house guest, Bill
Northrop, Edward Fleming, Peter
Sturtevant, James Willard and
William Beal
Mrs. Dwight Davis and Mrs.
Richard B. Wiggleworth were host
esses at a party for the sub-sub
group, their party being given in
the home of Mrs. Davis in honor of
her two granddaughters, Pauline
and Sheila Smith, and Ann Wiggles-
worth. About 100 friends of these
young ladies enjoyed the fun.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Anxiliary Aids Plans
For Holiday Eve

The Washington Ladies Auxiliary
of the A. z. o. Pharmaceutical
Fraternity is assisting with arrange
ments for a New Year Eve party
to be given by the fraternity at the
Old New Orleans.
The auxiliary also is making plans
for a luncheon meeting to be held
at 1890 pm. on January 13 at the
Parrot Restaurant when the busi-
ness session will include discussion
of the constitution. Mrs. Benjamin
Schoenfeld of this city, who is ma
tiQnal president, will be among those
attending.
Mrs. Louis Balotin is president OF
the local chapter, which was formed
last fall.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Christmas Dance
Given at Club

Comdr. and Mrs. Gardiner Luce
and Maj. and Mrs. jackson C. Davis
entertained at Christmas holiday
dance for Col, and Mrs. John Jacob
and Mr., and Mrs. Nelson P. Hof
at the United Nations Club last eve
ming.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Dupont of Middle.
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus E
Sattler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. D
Morrison of Baltimore and Capt
Eric Davis Grady of Philadelphia
Mrs. Luce's brother.
Guests included the Mexican
Minister and Sonora de la Colina
the Minister of Iceland and Mrs
Thor Thors, Col. and Mrs. Khart
Kunjara, Capt. and Mrs. Chac
Abhakorn, Capt. anc Mrs. Saip
Gamer, Col. and Nine. Felipe Mu-
nilla, M. and Nine. Camille Chau-
temp, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Bartlett, Sergeant of Arms of the
House and Mrs. Edward F.. Nc
oAA1AA1oos 44l. anu lNl D. bcSllt ollllc
Gen. Edward B. Mckinley, Gen
and Mrs. Anthony c. McAuliffe
Capt. and Mrs. Bruces Astell, Capt
and Mrs. Allan I. Price, Capt. and
Mrs. Francis Ulen, Capt. and Mrs
Harold Davis Baker, DR.. and Mrs
Charles McEnerny, Col. and Mrs
Carl Laster, Col. and Mrs. Beverly St
George Tucker, DR.. and Mrs. Ivy
Pelzman, Nine Vladimer Rybar, Col
and Mrs. Javier Cerecedo, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph P. Buquor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hammacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bean, Mrs. Leslie Price
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Nc
Pherson, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Ven-
nell, Mrs. William Pope Anderson
III, Comdr. and Mrs. Maxwell
MoWry, Col. and Mrs. Jesse Bennett,
DR.. and Mrs. Richard H. Hutchison,
Miss Cynthia Hill, Mrs. Baulsen
Gavin and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
M. Owen, jr.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
eauipment. IIHs M Mair-conditioning unit. etc. con-
% tained in ~ premises 5I9 9th St.. NV; also
ieasehold interest. BY virtue Of 2 chattsl
deed of trust recorded March II, 1947.
As instrument No 10942 among the rec.
ords Of the records Of the Rssoraef der Of Of
the request of the party secured thereby,
the under signed trustees viii sell by public
auction at the aboye-mentioned premises
O'clock pm: One hundred chairs. b;
tables, stainless steel cocktail unit an ana
washer, sinks. drainboards, steam and
chefs tables water co9ler mea56ioc5 sn6 mGf
racks. fryer, electric grinder, toaster,
water heater. garment. racks. china. uten-
sils. etc. also leasehold interest, particu-
lars of which will be announced at sale.
Terms: Cash A cash deposit of $4,000
required at time Of sale, remainder payable
within i've days from day Of sale. LOUIS
PEARLSTE1N and I. w. HORWITZ, Trust
ees, Columbian Building. de19,22,24,26,27.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Robert Reums Murries
Aquin After Reno Divorce

Robert Borden Reams, 43, State
Department official, was granted q
divorce yesterday in Reno, New.
and then remarked, according te
news dispatch received here.
Mr.. Reams charged extreme cru.
city in his suit against Mrs. Char
lotte John Reams. They were mar
ried in Bethesda in 1924 and have
two children.
Shortly after receiving the di-
vorce, Mr.. Reams married Dorothy
Yovich of Clarion, Pa, who gave
her age as "over 21," the dispatch
stated
Mr.. Reams is an assistant direc-
tor of the State Department execu-
tive secretariat