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Evening star., 1947-02-11
Miss Nellie McMichaeI
Rites 10 Be Held Today

Funeral services for Miss Nellie
McMichael, So, who died at Emer-
gency Hospital Saturday following
years illness, were to be held al
2 pm. today at the Hines funeral
home, 2o01 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Toledo, Ohio, on
Wednesday.
Miss McMichael was employed as
an examiner with the Immigration
and Naturalization Service for many
years prior to her illness. During
World War I, she was Red Cross
worker overseas, and visited 81 for
eign countries while with the relief
organization. She was decorated by
the Romanian government for heI
work while a member Of the Red
Cross.
A graduate Of George Washington
University, Miss McMichael also re-
ceived doctor of jurisprudence de-
gree from the National University
Law School.
She is survived by her mother
Mrs. Ida McMichael Pew, 3032 c
street NV, and sister, Miss May
McMichael, of the same address.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Mrs. Addison |. Smith
Funeral tomorrow

Funeral services win be held at
Is pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, for Mrs. Mary Fairchild
Smith, 81, who was the wife OF
former Representative Addison T.
Smith and who died yesterday at
her home, 1852 Columbia road NV
Burial will be in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
A native Wasfingtonian, Mrs,
Smith attended public schools here
and was a graduate of Sidwell
Friends School. She was married
In 1889. after Mr.. Smith had grad
uated from George Washington Law
School.
The couple moved to Twin Falls,
Idaho, In 1905 with their three chill
|dren. Mr.. Smith was first elected
TO Congress in 1912 and served as a
Representative until 1888, when he
established a law Office here in
Washington.
Mrs. Smith was active in the
Calvary Methodist Church. Al
though not writer herself, she
was interested in poetry and pub
lished an anthology in 1941 called
"Life's Pilgrimage in Poetry"
She was the sister of Benjamin A.
|Fairchild, who was for many years
Ia Representative from New York
He died last October.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by two sons, Hugh F. Smith
of washington and Walter S. Smith
of Louisville, KY; 8 sister, Mrs.
Perry G. Michener of Baltimore;
four grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
George Newman Funeral
To Be Held TODAY

Funeral services for George r. J.
Newman, 80, of 1923 North Nelson
street, Arlington, will be held today
| at the United Baptist Church,
Seventeenth and North Quincy
streets, Arlington. Burial will follow
lin Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Mr.. Newman was for many years
a laboratory technician with the
Public Health Service, retiring in
1894 to go into the real estate busi-
ness in Arlington. He was born in
Arcola, Va, in 1865. His wife died
in 1918, few days before his son,
Irving, was killed in action in World
War I. Another son, Eugene, died
in 1920.
Mr.. Newman is survived by two
sons, Allan L. G.. and James T. F.
Newman. both of Arlington. and
four grandchildren.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Warren B. Strong, 43, Dies;
|UNRRA Official in Canada

Warrant Braddock Strong, 43,
former Washington resident who
has been with the Canadian staff OF
UNRRA, died yesterday at vet
erans' hospital in Montreal.
Mr.. Strong was born in Washing
ton and attended public schools
here. He was a graduate Of VAL
paraiso Qnd0 University and the
Sorbonne in Paris. He served with
the Canadian Army in World War
II and joined UNRRA soon after
ward. :..
Funeral services will be held
Thursday in Hudson, N. Y, with
burial there.
Mr.. Strong is survived by two
brothers, william S.. Green, 4423
Burlington place NE, who assumed
the surname of their stepfather, and
De Witt Strong of Hudson; his
mother, Mrs. Lillian Green Of Hud-
son, who lived in Washington for
about 40 years.
He is also survived by two sisters
Mrs. Francis Morris of New York
and Mrs. Julia Cardinale of Hudson
two half-sisters, Mrs. Lillian RE
neck of Hudson and Mrs. Mary Low
rie of Medellin, Colombia, all OF
whom formerly lived in Washing
tor
Evening star., 1947-02-11
| Donald Nelson's S Wife
Still Seriously Ill
BY tho Assoeiutsd Press

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. II. = Mrs
Donald M. Nelson. %. wife OF the
former War Production Board CHIEF
who now heads Independent Motion
Picture Producers, remained in seri-
GUS condition today at Cedars OF
Lebanon Hospital.
She entered the hospital q week
ago. Detailed diagnosis Of her ILL
ness, described by attendants as "ob-
|scure," has not been completed.
Mr.. Nelson, 81, entered the hos
|pital for physical checkup the day
after his wife was admitted. Mrs.
Nelson, the former Marguerite Coul-
bourne. was George Washington
University beauty queen and at one
time served as his secretary.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
| Arrested as Raid Nets
S4O0 and Lottery Slips

Police arrested seven men and
confiscated s400 and hundreds OF
lottery slips in a gambling raid late
yesterday on a grocery store in the
TOO block of D street S.W.
George Latos, AZ, Of the d street
address, was charged with permit
ting gambling on the premises, op-
Grafton of q lottery and possession
of numbers slips. Police identified
those arrested as:
George Carloaftes, "a, of the 120(
block of D street Sc; Randolph
Wheeler, 80, of the 400 block Of Siz
and q Half street S.W.; Clarence A
Green, 30, of the 800 block Of Nc
Lean place S.W., and Thomas j
Hunnycutt, AZ, of the 900 block Of
Golden street S.W. All were charged
with operation Of a lottery and pos
session OF slips. police said.
Charged only with possession Of
lottery slips, were Robert Burden
38, of the 1700 block of Stauntor
Terrace Sc, and Herbert Marshall
%, of the 400 block of Cunningham
Court S.W.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
, = .g'iE9 I'VE = - ",
Mount Pleasant Group
Backs DuyIiqht Suvinqs

Adoption Of daylight-saving time
for the District during the summer
months was indorsed last night by
the Mount Pleasant Citizens Asso-
citation at a meeting held in the
Mount Pleasant Library, Sixteenth
and Lamont streets NV.
George F. Brewster, meteorologist
with the United States Weather Bu-
reau, showed a film, "Glimpses of
the Arctic" made during the estab-
lishment Of a weather station at
Arctic Bay last year. ..
The meeting was conducted by
Marcus Borchard, president,
Evening star., 1947-02-11
o'DonneII Negotiations
Entered by ConciIiutor

The United States Cancellation
Service will take a hand tomorrow
in contract negotiations between
ODonnell's Restaurant, 1900 block
Of E street NV, and Cafeteria
Workers Local All (CIO).
Commissioner Richard w. Good
rick confirmed that he would meet
with both sides at $3.50 pm. tomor.
row in the Office Of Attorney Charles
Ford when wage talks are resumed
Union demands include 60-cent
hourly minimum for kitchen EN-.
ployes, and management's offer thus
far has been As cents, Mr.. Goodrich
said.
Negotiations have been under wa.
since last November.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Brown Speaks Tonight
To Electric institute

Representative Brown, Republi-
can, of Ohio, will address the thir-
teenth annual dinner meeting Of
the Electric Institute Of Washington
in the Hotel Statler at 1880 O'Clock
tonight.
A dramatization based on the ca
reer of Thomas A. Edison, inventor
will be presented during the meet
ing and will be broadcast at $3.50
o'clock by Station WMAL.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Kenneth {. Hogafe,
Wall Street Journal
President, Dies
BY the Asseeioied Press


NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Kenneth
c. Hogate, 40, president of the Wall
Street Journal, and head Of Dow
Jones & Co., Inc, died early today
in the Palm Springs (Calif) Hos
pita1.
Survivors include his widow, his
mother, one brother, Don. Hogate oi
Washington, D. c., and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Theodore s. Bacon, Mrs
Allan w. Ferrin and Mrs. Charles E
Murphy.
Father Was Editor.
Born July n, 1897, in Danville
Ind, MIR. Hogate grew up in his IA
ther's country newspaper shop and
devoted his whole life to newspape,
work. His father was Julian Depew
Hogate, editor and owner of the
Hendricks County Qnd) Repub-
lican, which he published for 4C
years. His mother, Mrs. Eta Cra-
ven Hogate, still lives in Danville.
After serving with the Cleveland
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Actor Eric Moyne 81, Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. II R.-Eric
Aayne, 81, Shakespearean actor who
was a star on the London stage 40
years ago, died yesterday at his ho-
tel. Mr.. Mayne played heavy roles
in the early days of motion pic
lures. He was born in Dublin, Fire.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

LITTLE, ELLEN Members of Excelsior
&; Z j ! ]! !:
~ Household Of Ruth, No. 1902, g.
IN mate, ELLEN LITTLE, on Wednes.
II day, February 12, 1947, at 1:3O
NN pm, from the Metropolitan A: M
III E. Church, on M st. between 18th
~ ~ INMATE EMMA ". PRICE,
Evening star., 1947-02-11

HOPKINS, IDA. Oficers and members
~~ Of the Julia McHenry Auxiliary,
No. 2, of the Army and Navy
.o9A Union, q. s. A., are notified to
(lSSSN attend the services for our late
SSt2S]T comrade, IDA HOPKINS, at the
$fExy Metropolitan Methodist Church,
NJ st: between 18th and 18th sts;
NV, Wednesday, February IL, 1947, at
Evening star., 1947-02-11

INMATE r. B. WHITE, W. r.
LOWE, milton saI1 ron F. On satYFSaH; qnWE FEB se-
e. Lowe, and Mrs. Mary L. Sharp. He also
Remains resting at Chambers' Funeral
Home, SIT 11th st. Sc, until Wednesday' g
atboc Il st orthodox chnreh a.
Sth st. NV. at 30 m. Relatives and
| friends invited. Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery. IL
MADDEN. ALTA MAE. On Monday, Feb,
NAE MaySSIaaD %aDpEN fI s nee smith, betoTed wife Of
Pan Madds danster Of the hey late
| and Elizabeth B. Smith, sister of Frank 3.
Smith, grandmother of Carol and Marjorie
Naeya Taendf Home 500 Rhode Island
ave. Mount Rainier, Md, where services
will be hd On and rends invited is
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
gssSsFY issSl !, 55l SSess isssa
late James j. Mccrae and sister of Mar
TsEst BusT aS2 ASS ends Notice shef
funeral funeral later. Arrangements by Mcguire.
ruars msDa'ii 3, 1917, 'G JOHN W. McpETfrT d
Minnie MINI V; Mc6eyits, father q Ms; Kath; +;
brother Sat t Of Mrs. Lizzie. crar1er and Miss
Clara McDevitt Services at the s. H
Hines Co ws9essdaH Eg9era Homs sebTasry an II
1i:3o am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry
MseLINcHEY1a JAMES l.. On rss,ss5ae Saturday y
st Mr fna fHsattsviile, MTii Md 05s JANIS RsY
CHEY; Remains resting al, at :, Chambers ham r 5
pered st the nnited g. states sodisrs
ates shaes sofd.ers Ct rs Home saeasa'
MILLER, HORACE. On, Sunday, Feb.
cockeysvilie, eSSi ND. HORACE MILLER O
band sn saGSg Of emma o Il. Miller nee Hoas father
Kath5eps Gaasser and today sne AZ Tag
2S01 14th st. NV. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
MULDooN. ESTHER A. On Monday
EhTgRaFy TO- 1915 5 ceseets snee Mcbonad bosnti
Of fi Mrs. Catherine A. Ham and aunt Of
Sers Mrs Tnnera nema Home nsn 51s tf 1iss st. sen
Wednesday, February 12, at 2:30 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
NEWMAN, HARRY G. On Sunday
densea'S denee. S7s7 Central ave. We ne. HARRY 6
j NEWMAN. beloved father of Marguerite
C. Sproesser. SERVICES at Chambers Flu
dsy, FEBRUARY IL. at 10 am. Interment
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Wheeling fW
lVa.) papers please copy. IL
PEARSON, J.. ALFRED. On Sunday
February g. 1947. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Lulu Young. near Adams
town. Md J. ALFRED PEARSON, hus-
band OF the late Lille Mae Pearson. Mr.
Pearson rests at Hilton's Funeral Home
Barnesville, Nd. where services will bs
held on wednesday, February IL, at z
Bealsyille. Md. IL
PECK, WALKER B. On Sunday, Feb,
lruary 2, 1947, at Laredo. Tex, after Ions
OF Mrs. Anne Virginia Peck and the lat'
william Baxter Peck, jr., and only brothel
Of 1t. Col Allen L. Peck Interment Laredo
TEX.
Evening star., 1947-02-11

DEAN, MARCELLOUS On SUNDAY,
FEBRUARY g.. 1947. MARVELLOUS DEAN.
beloved husband Of Msrsaret NJ yarri Risan iss =
Cliff, George H. and Freddie A., Dean.
Mrs. Naomi S. Moran, Mrs: Madeline M
Lola r. Lowell Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home. 517 18th st.. Sc, on We'd
nesday, February II, at $3.50 a N. Mass
at st. Peters Catholic Church. 2nd and
c sts. se.. at Q am. Interment Fort
fincnln Cemetery IL
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boss XII dill5 on rAPER

h. Tiers wa ! formal announcement the
etber dsy foM General Motors and ~
|xlen of geqipl. E.s Ri teking ito tbe ~
fseta tllrlt M keteetMt was tFrsttrin' H.
'';lq1 president ana head Of the GIN re-
|aeoEe5 Asti4itiel. sssa sI:s hi 1T
ii ,y1l toy djeatN how much nv formal
ptatensEt about Qaitting = liksly y keep
Boss Ketterink; from going his usual active
81 put ut inventive mind Of his IN
Z QrsN1ep St1eA in icate6i two ~ three d6ys
lstsrj - nsnpll told the Eocisty 81 Asto-
sialll6.etiys Ens lfGssts sbout / new high com
.preseien aptonobile engine that viii give
6.to 20 pe9 cent higher sconomy. He
pointed out these engines ere only II the
laboratory stage, and that their incorpora-
tipp II Cars a. mass scale will be grad
nal md nunber Of years away. So. it
= sti3l 4 project with Mr. lettering Retir-
ing Ok no retiring. one probably will see
quite 4 BIT Of him aboat the GIN premises.
That's the way It Il with researchers,
smouE whom Ketteripg ranks as one Of
the old-time ,all-world tops. They don't
put On their coats when the whistle blows,
and they; don quit At any particular mile
Stone Boss etteripg always has liked
" Gld ~ 10 sl1infbeM saad associates IS
palonkey wrepch sefehtf6 ~ ,saAsE lAsse vas
|pe indieatio1 il me en- retirement an
Enopncsasnt that the Boys Was, h,rniag IN
that monkey wrench.
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THEY OUCl1TsTo KNOW

There were 22D members Of the lower
Hpsse Of Congress who approved four
hillinn dollar tax reduction. Ninety-uine
ihenabefs voted against It. Which group
was right!
Then the Measure was sent 10 the Sem
ny a34 approved w an oserviaslniAg
majority
nid Gppgress know WI Ct # Was doing?
il I IheilaM HCOngress was right and truly
feREessnted the people Rhy was III Ell
pQyt @ the sctions ii both branches Of
I eA11lenged BY tbl De- oeysts,
who laid All the i1r4seirs 81 their eosa-
1aAed upQn ~ PFesiAeat df the sU i It : d
StsteS. demanding 4 veto3 ,i,f
~ ne Gatinaal Government Is Bic bnsi-
'nesa But there Is not : big business in the
county managed " pFivate citizeps that
MppN buck that way against the hssd 81
thor m corporation.
q lhe1 what this country nsSds most
- pqse craftsmanship. and less political
1nenegenasnt q our National affairs.
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LECAIS

IN THE COUNTY JUDGE.s C0UnT
y Az FOR MeS 90a COtSTt.
In re: Estate of
MARY DEMERITT.
n Deceased.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION For
FINAL DsSCNAnEE
Notice Is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern that Joseph
Raymond Lazcano, as ADMINISTERS
tor of the Estate Of Mary Demeoift.
deceased. has filed with the Hon.
Orabie Raymond r. Lord, County
Judge in and for Monroe County,
FLORIDA. his Final Report and has
as such Administrators.
Dated this 9Th day Of June. AID.
ia JOSEPH RAYMOND LAzcAN0
As Administrator OF the Estate
of Mary Ttemeritt. deceased,
jun s-l4-g1-2S, 1S47.
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IS II. Garden Hose, $2.95; 50 IN.
Garden Hose, $3.50; Outside
White Mixed Paint, $5.85 GAL;
Outside White Paste Paint.
$5.46 Gal; G0p-R ToN prevents
Rot, Termites and Fungus On
ill wood. Especially good for
that home or boat you are
building, $l.95 Gal; We are
headquarters for AQuELLA,
the interpreting that gives
you a coat of paint as well as
waterproofs, used on all con-
crete blocks, walls, etc. We
have q good stock Of step lad-
ders on hand, =, 8, g., q and 8.
If your lawn needs 70 be fer
tilted, use the best IONA"
the best fertilizer known. VIM,
curry's Sons Co, GIL Front
st. jnni7-5t
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n1s r.t.Gi = a + !. Is
I'd Tie III Attendant. +. r. pAvEN-
PORT, 81 Exchange street, Roches.
Ter 8! /, N.s IPr Il 81 /. ,.els " siss IN
Ssrss'9s GsasioR s's Isl az Ksyissy
[e G@spaSsisas Us III sESswn persofs.
or cdispdf4 ti1hs ela1gAtN8 e1y istk4fs
s:t IN TIE KsylsEft c e 2 q sa NJ.
4 claImiAg saMd6rs f6a1t ( deeeaaNd d.
ss': .s,s k.s AZ ss sS ana
10 ali PERSONS cl4amAG6 lntekeslB nm
Aer the yeid defendants. including
their heirs, devtseeS. Grantaes.
spouses,s o. other, elainqents Npf1er
or against said dissolved corpQr a :
ceased dissctors 81 said disso'vsd
You ana each Of you are hereby
notified 10 appear In the above
ENtated cause on Or befOse the l5th
|xday OF July. l947. Othertvise the AL
Legations Of the bill OF COMPETENT IN
this case s'iii be taken az con-
The SAID E. r. Davenport is the
sole surviving direGk0r 0f dis
solved Florida corporation. known
as The Keyiarnv COrpofatiOn. The
other twos diractore ut sai4 coz
pOIdtIOus ~ SuoWH ny Tie Utu VI
complaint In this case, we're Y. N.
Lee and G. i. Brooks, both OF whom
are dead All unknown persons
claiming Rny interest under i'd dis,
s0lgad corporation hy, Through. nn-
der mr. aGatpsf It 0r AGAINST Sad
deceased directors. are also notf-
ss to s s . ait, Sc y seis
otherwise the allegafi0ns Of the
bill of complaint Will be taken as
confessed b. them:
All yniSnoWn aefeqd&uts having or
claiming to have any right, title,
or interest In the following de-
fSe srs aboss seoee 81
otherwise the allegations 81 the
hill OF complajht Will he taken as
confessed by them.
ioyernn,ent lot 4 in SECTION
23.f Township 90 South. Range
40 East; .eOntaining, SAN anres
mo- Northeast ouarter tNEA) Of
NORTHWEST Qdaetefm (4wN) At
Section. %. Township s. South,
RaUge 40 East, coltaiDfng 40
acres more or less:
s Nsstsw y. n osas.ss f 4hxs Ct Ct
SECTION 2s. Towhshfp SO South.
Range ~ East, contaiRing 40
acres more or less: sss. 49,. aset
Northeast Quarter (NEAl OF
NOrthASst Quarter (NEAt Of
Section ~, Township 80 South,
Range 40 East. containing 40
acres more AZ less: s. e.. rs
Northwest Quarter (NWA) of
Northwest Quarter (NWN) OF
Section ~. Township So South,
Range 80 East containing 40
acres more or less.
The nature Of this suit or pro-
ceeding u the foreclosure of tax sales
certificates a&0jnAt rho above de-
seribsd land, asd tlte naaae of the
court In which the hill OF complaint
has been fMed 10 tcfeslOae said tsx
certificates is the Circuit Court Of
the Eleventh judicial Circuit. in
and for Monroe County. Florida,
and the title, Of the case. is that
apeciffed m the heaAing of this
notice to appear. ~.
Ii Ii also ordered that this order
be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in The Citizen,
. newspapsr puOiisha6 in Monroe
County, Florida, ~ ss.ess
This nth day Of jane, Is47:
(SEAL) ROGS g SAWYER,
Clerk OF the circuit Court
Of Monroe County. Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
Redfearn q Terrell.
1s32 dupont Building.
Miami 80. Florida.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 jan l4-34-2e: juisS, feAsd
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1910 Packard. 3 cyl. ITO model.
4-door sedan. Tip top shape
throughout, Radio. $3.50 cash.
Same car cost you 81. 100 from
q dealer. 126 Ann ST., rear Of
The Citizen. jun16-0t
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We are PLEASED ID, state that there has
been = dearth Of Spring poetry in 1947.
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Bungalow, nice home, 5 roon,s,
large enclosed porch, and bath, !
3osnpleE4ly furnished, On lot
$50 fTontage, 100 deep to alley.
PRICE only $500. Terms. John,
son & johnson. junll-tfI
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block from beach. Apply 1924
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Evening star., 1947-03-27
Anfi-Fascist Group
Is Denied Plea 10 Ban
Contempt Indictment

Justice Matthew F. Mcclure of
District Court yesterday denied a
motion by II board members of the
Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Com
mittee who had sought to have the
court instruct the grand jury the
members could not be indicted
legally on charges of failing to
produce records before the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities.
Justice Mcclure took the motion
under advisement on March IA after
the board members counsel, o. John
Rogge, had argued his clients did
not have the records sought by the
House committee.
Mr.. Rogge contended only Miss
Helen r. Bryan, executive secretary
of the Joint Committee, who is not
a member of the board, had the
records.
DR.. Edward K Barsky was described
as chairman of the committee and
board member Assistant United
States Attorney Charles B. Murray
recently began presenting informa-
ton on the case to the grand jury
for 1t to determine whether DR..
Evening star., 1947-03-27
IS Bernard Students
To Visit Mrs. Trumun

A visit with Mrs. Truman at the
White House is on the schedule of
IS Barnard College students in gov
ernment when they visit here Mon
day and Tuesday.
The group also will attend Mon
days session of the Supreme Court,
visit Senators Vandenburg and Wag-
ner, visit the Children's Bureau and
Women's Bureau in the Labor De-
partment and hear a brief address
by Lord Inverchapel, British AM
bassador.
The trip was arranged by Prof.
Jane Clark Carey of the Barnard
faculty.