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Evening star., 1948-04-19
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BERRY. IRENE: GLAsCoE. JAMES H
IN gf our lGying mother
departed this life fve years. ago today,
April APT l9, i943. and our loving husband
who passed away two years ago, March
20, 1916.
Today is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets;
day We shall all remember
When the rest Of the world forgets.
THE FAMILY. q
of my dear friend, URBAN E. coNLoN,
IS s' HS ''a @.ss ssd.s
''' '''''I MARGUERITE e. ROBBINS. d
HAFLE. MABEL F: A sacred tribute Of
oyns mosRe MABEL E d'iT a s
sso ' today ai Us Apri 1 Is. is47 peace one year
God gave us a wonderful mother,
One of the worlds very best
And when her work on earth was done
He called her home to rest.
Her life was unselhsh,
For others she always lived;
No ua not for .Sa %has cod iae could get gst
She had a smile for every one:
And heart as good as gold;
And those who knew her. loved her,
So her memory will never grow old.
We think of her in silence,
So few have seen us weep,
But many silent tears are shed
When others are asleep.
We only ask to live today,
w! And M,, when our life .,To work is done
In Gods home beyond the sun.
For all Of US she did her best,
mi RHyoTSR zgsszsB sBS5bdbHs Bz5dHEsE
FRANCES H. STAKES.
HENDERSON, FANNIE. In remembrance
of our dear mother, FANNIE HENDERSON,
who Departed this life two years ago to-
Sleep on. mother: and take your rest.
" MAGGIE AND JAMES JOHNSON.
LEITCH, FRANK PIERCE. In loving re-
pembIsnss 9f my dear Husband FRANK
ago today, April 1S. 1947.
WIFE VII Il PAULINE sSsI n VIII Y. iLE1TcH. I.
MINOR, WILLIAM. tribute Of love
saa sad deySGn % K IN MrRo Who q pz et has
three years ago today, April 19, 1916.
Treasured thoughts of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE. I.
memory Of SAMUEL @. PIERRE. Jr.. Who
April Is. 1s41. m 'eA ~ ' '
As he lies in peaceful sleep.
His memory we shall always keep.
HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY.
RIGGS, MARY E. In loving memors
passed away five years ago today, April
10. 1943.
God gave US q wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old:
God made her smile as the sunshine,
He made her heart Of pure gold.
You can never return to US.
But We can come to you.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, FANNIE
AND CARROLEASIA.
SHEEHY, VIRGINIA A. In memory Of
my dear wife, VIRGINIA A. SHEEHY.
who died two years ago today, April 10:
1916, JIM.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Capt. Thomas J. Flynn, Jr.,
Dies While Attending Party

Marine Capt. Thomas ]. Flynn, jr.,
80, on duty in the Reserve division
of the Marine Corps Headquarters
here, died last night at Congress
sional Country Club while attending
a birthday party.
Capt. Flynn complained Of feel
ing warm and left the party to go
outdoors, according to the Marine
Corps. He returned to the party but
shortly afterward went outdoors
again. He was found unconscious in
the clubs driveway by the doorman
and was pronounced dead on arrival
at Suburban Hospital about 9 pm.
The party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred L. Young, 6507 Brennon
lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Capt. Flynn came to Washington
last summer from his home in Fps
wich, Mass. He lived here at the
home of Col. o. H. Wheeler. U. 8.
M. c., at 6505 Brennon lane, Chevy
Chase, Md. Col. Wheeler is execu-
tive officer Of the Marine Corps pub
lie information Office here.
Capt. Flynn, a native OF Salem,
Mass, was appointed first lieuten-
ant in the Marine Corps Reserve in
October, 1912 He was on duty with
the communications Division of
Marine Headquarters here from
December, 1912, to January, 1914.
and during that time was promoted
to captain.
He left Washington In 1914 to
attend communication schools In
New Jersey and several months later
joined the 1st Marine Division in
the South Pacific. He returned to
Massachusetts, late in 1945 and was
discharged from active duty. Since
returning to active duty, in July,
1947, he had been stationed here.
He is survived by his widow and
four children, who live in Ipswich,
and a sister, Miss Anna T. Flynn, OF
the Chevy Chase address.
Funeral services and burial will be
held in Ipswich.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Rites for {. {. Cappe|
-,
Held in Baltimore

Funeral services for Clarence C.
Cappel, 60, manager Of the Balti-
more Symphony and former man
ager Of the National Symphony
here, were held this morning at the
William Cook & Son funeral home
in Baltimore. Burial was private.
During the services, string
quartet from the Baltimore SYM
phony played some Of Mr.. Cap
pel's favorite music. He had been
manager of the symphony there
since 1912. Prior to that time he
had managed the National SYM
phony here for nine years.
Mr.. Cappel died Friday In Sinai
Hospital, Baltimore, of heart all
ment. He is survived by his widow,
two sons and two daughters.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
500 Girls 10 Graduate Here,
Attend St. Matthew's Mass

More than 500 girls who will
graduate from Catholic schools in
June and members of the District
Chapter of the International Fed
Grafton of Catholic Alumnae at
tend a mass yesterday in st.
Matthews Cathedral. ...-
The mass was celebrated by. Msgr.
Edward B. Jordan, vice rector Of
Catholic University and national
director Of the federation. The
sermon was preached by Father
Sebastian, guardian Of the Capuchin
House In Brookland. . 1911.
DR.. Mildred Otenachek, professor
Of political economy at Trinity Col
lege, spoke at breakfast held for
the group in the Statler Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Cornelius Cochran Named
Ethical Union Executive

Cornelius Cochran, former chief
Of the fiscal division in the Bureau
OF Employment Security, Federal
Security Administration, has been
appointed executive secretary Of the
Ethical Movement. DR.. George E.
Beauchamp, leader of the Washing
ton Ethical Society, announced to-
day.
Mr.. Cochran will coordinate the
activities Of the American Ethical
Union and its member societies in
Washington, New York, Brooklyn,
Chicago, st. Louis, Philadelphia and
Los Angeles.
A graduate Of Amherst College,
Mr.. Cochran came to Washington
in 1896 to serve with the Social Sc
curity Administration. He has a
wife and two children and lives at
6811 Fairfax road. Edgemoor, Md.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Charlotte Hall Man Dies
When Struck by Auto

John L. Thompson, 70, Charlotte
Hall, Md, was injured fatally last
night when struck by an automo-
bile on State Route at Newmarket,
st. Marys County.
State police said Mr.. Thompson,
a pedestrian, suffered fractures Of
the pelvis, both legs and a vertebrae
as well as a possible skull fracture.
Two automobiles were thought to
have been involved in the accident,
which happened about $3.50 o'clock,
police said. A lookout was issued
for late-model sedan which failed
to stop, police said The driver Of
the second car was not charged.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Dr.. EmmonueI Chapman
Of Hunter College Dies
By the A.soeiofed Press


NEW YORK, April 19.-Dr. En-
manuel Chapman, ~, professor of
philosophy at Hunter College and
a founder and chairman of the
former Committee Of Catholics for
Human Rights, died Saturday.
The committee which DR.. Chap
man established in 1899 later be-
came known as the Committee of
Catholics to fight Anti-Semitism.
The committee was dissolved last
year because of DR.. Chapman's ILL
ness.
DR.. Chapman's committee for
eight years dedicated itself to the
fight against racial discrimination.
He was q native of Chicago.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Sole Survivor Of Fire Crash
Killing 80 Arrives in U. 5.
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 10. Marc
Worst, 38, Of Burbank, Calf, sole
survivor Of the crash Of q Pan
American Constellation at Shannon
Fire, last Wednesday in which 80
persons died, arrived at La Guardia
Field today from Shannon.
He bore a scorch mark, extending
from his temple to his cheek bone,
as evidence Of the crash.
Re-telling his experiences in the
crash, Mr.. Worst said: AFTER the
plane skidded to a stop, I climbed
out. through hole in the fuselage.' ~
Mr.. Worst was accompanied by
his wife, Jesuwina, SO.
Mr.. Worst is employed as manager
Of the Lockheed Aircraft Overseas
Corp. in Shannon. He said he was
returning to Shannon from a busi-
ness trip in London when the plane
crashed and burned,
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Syrian President Wins
Reelection Unopposed
By the Assoeiatsd Press

DAMASCUS, Syria, April 19.-The
Chamber of Deputies reelected AL
Sayed Shukri AL Kuwatly president
of Syria yesterday. He was un-
opposed.
The vote was 125 for his re-elec-
ton, with two abstentions and six
absentees. He has been in Office
since January "a, 1914.
Evening star., 1948-04-19


WASHINGTON, BESSIE oPHELIA. En-;
SsSHhs as'ass5 Hs;1l5s 3; aESsE s.4
fobnre pl ss. ievins wife g d Nj jar jar
riett Washington, devoted mother Of Mrs.
Yioa s. Brooks 3ks daughter pf William
yived BY one son-in.law, Edgar 4, Brooks;
NIECE @ aRass SaS ad W AOdse
81 mains resting at, At the John Rhinss 4
70 her late Iesidsnee Funeral TUESDAY,
aR edst SD Ct s chspe m 0 No. aFfss Meth E.
Taylor officiating. Interment Church
WELLS, BENJAMIN F. On Sunday, April
NV, BENJAM1N r. Wells, beloved
q IT and Mrs.. F, 5. s. wells lis of a sanser. H
Mildred Amber and one sister. Mrs. c.
W.nn Wans rsssnr sd & Iyss Funeral nGm Isa7
Boulevard Christian. Church, $3.50 Wilson
s SheFe se51ifs S asd
Cemetery. 20
WELLS. CHARLES S. On Sunday. April
Is. 194s. at the Naval Medical Center,
Ieved Sasbsnd and Of % MS. Tilis e Keller weis is
Friends are invited to call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. NV.
Notice of services later.
| vIRGA, MARY ]. On Sunday, April
1s, l94S, at Casualty Hospital. MARY J.
vIRGA, beloved wife of John B. virga
and mother of Mrs. Irene Antonell, Mrs.
Beatrice Tamorria and A. Stanley virga:
Funeral Home, 1900 st. NV. on Wednes-
| day, April 21. at pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
| WILKINSON, CHARLES ERNEST. On
Sunday, April 1S. 194s, at Arlington Hos
Rita! AAT!Hnston Wi caARLEs ERNEST
beloved husband of Laura Wilkinson: ia
ther of Charles e. wilkinson. jr.; brother
| of Lacey. and Marvin H. Wilkinson. Re-
mains resting at Chambers Funeral Home,
3072 M ST. NV, until Tuesday, April 20.
| at 10 am. Interment Prospect Hill Gene
| terry, Front Royal, Va.
| WOOD. SUSIE. Entered into eternal
rest on Sunday. April Is, 194S. at her
residence. 30S 18th st. Sc. SUSIE WOOD,
loving and devoted wife of Nathaniel C.
wood sr.; mother of Marguerite Turner
Bruce, LORNA B. Thompson and Nathaniel
Wood, jr. She also is survived by nine
three nieces, two devoted sons-in-lay.
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at Barnes d Matthews Funeral Home,
6I4 4th st. sw. Notice OF funeral later.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Legion Will Hear Albright

Joseph Albright, special assistant
to Veterans Administrator Gray, will
speak at a meeting Of tho James e.
Walker American Legion post at .
pm. Thursday at the Banneker
Community Center. $500 block OF
Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Rear Admiral Frank Arms
Dies in New London al 81

by the Asseeiofsd Press
NEW LONDON, Conn, April Is.
Rear Admiral Frank T. Arms, 81,
United States Navy, retired, died
today at his home here. He served
In both World Wars. He became an
admiral in 1924 and retired in 1925.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Korea Bishop to Visit Here

The Right Rev. Alfred Cecil
Cooper, Anglican Bishop of Korea,
is expected to visit Washington May
rs to n en- route to attend the
Lambeth Conference of Anglican
Bishops in England this summer.
Evening star., 1948-04-19
Leopold to Talk to CPAs

Samuel Leopold, member of the
firm of Leopold, Linowes & Co.
here will address the annual meeting
of the New Jersey Society Of Certi-
fled Public Accountants Tuesday
night in Newark, N. ].
Evening star., 1948-04-19
DratHa

PENDLEToN,, ALFRED. On Friday,
tBa 0 1s4s xrEb & eiF sh5idsPes
dsg yiying are re-. nephew John Morris;
pm Monday friends are Invited to cali
at the Mcclure Funeral Home; 1920 9th
T5 ax .nl1, whers so services will Be held
Harmony Cemetery. 10
Ap5 As55. In, fsasf' Ii Ess!asPss; ssss
Ralnh J, Provost. Irene e. Taylor and
Ses s1a 1h
Sc. on Tuesday. April 20, at pm
bard1nsn InteTment Gedar Hill Gsmetsry shsp-
papers please copy. :. 10
QUILL. THOMAS F.. On Friday. April
is4S HoMs q s {s'sfnfi 1sSs GsIsvsa asHn
Thomas A.. Mildred, rJosephine and Ber-
Anne johnson and Mrs; cathrine Moyni:
day. April 20, at 9:3O am. Requiem mass
tves e. ST. anS fEeGds Gaarch fnved M Rsa
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
ROBERTS, ALMA ELIZABETH. Depart
ed this life on Sunday. April Is, 194S. at
bTef ness HGspa hsna nR aI Sss RoShKr sE
q fbs,5 30 ds. St. hn.s. ne She leaves to mourn
devoted mother, Josephine Dyer; 9, step
father, Andrew Dyer; two brothers, Charles
W. Roster and Andrew Dyer, IT,: one sister,
Barbara A. Dyer; four aunts, five uncles,
Guire. 20
ROBINSON, LEROY. On Friday, April
16. 194s, LEROY RoBINsoN. He is sur.
Yn.sdn yiysd by son. James Lloyd Robinson Of
VIII Of Aiexandria. % va: one mes' sonia.laR. eal "
Remains mshanf resns GseT With 5sYs e. Mar
services $ viii be he1d TUESDAY, ", April g,
Rm i1 ReE Lincoln esasa esmsteTs T '''a's
sEDGWICK, GEORGE WILLIAM. On
Sp5 ahSkdh $ e. HhEISA Ssi1fshfS
fs Rs0Ssd oeUiss e1sssna e. q 3ossnh Ellen
Roland a., r.,,a G and Mary Jane ssdswick Re-
na 4o3 Gssp Until aSRs
Church ! of the Nativity. i1th IAN and Mass:
hincoln nxe &c cemeterS ne lS an 1nferment Fort
SHOEMAKER, RUTH AGNES. On Sat.
sHoEAKR gFS5E APE II IF 5s1S gts bs EH rd AGNES nE
maker sister r Of Nay M and Fred Fred E. E. Shoe Shoe
maker: Services At the 8. H; Hines Co.
HGmS Apa ao 9so It IN nm ST.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
April II. iS.4s. Go5E GEoR5E sfMMoNs. o3NsssufGss, Re.
MAINS an =, at the W. Ernest Funeral CHURCH
lnston National cemetery Tuesdas. ssexises Apr m
20, at IL am.
THOMPSON, THELMA A. BLOUNT. On
Friday, April 16, 194S, at her residence
2920 Stanton rd:, Sc, THELMA A. BLoUNT
ssSysd dsusts4 sts Of e.Sn Ct 5ossp
Joseph, jr., and Charles Blount. Also sur
friends, may call at her late residence.
runersl nae Tuesday, April 90; at 1890 pm.
oficiating. Interment Arlington National
Gunses Co. ahs By
TOoNE, THOMAS F. On Sunday, April
TaoMAs F. feM TooaE beovsd sflsR hssband 81
Earl C., john j.. Gather cstherine I. AfSno paVls and
the American Legion, phiiadelphia e'fs Post. &.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
on or Tuesday; April 20. Funeral arrange
TURNER, CHARLES. On SATURDAY.,
CHARLES TURNER of 1908 Michigan ave.
ne. beloved husband of Louise Jane
eoree Abert earaicn bpotbep m ef Mns aua
]. Thorn; uncle of Mrs. Margaret Jordan.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
services will be held on Tuesday, April
90 at 2 pm. Interment Congressional
Cemetery.
vALAER, ALBERT c., I'd LIEUTENANT,
A: a; F. On August 81, 1914,
nf lot Do Il
Evening star., 1948-04-19

A. A. F. On August 81, 1914,
at Rio Hato, Panama, I'd 1t.
ALBERT C. VALAER. Renter
ment Arlington National Gene
terry on Wednesday, April FL,
1913. at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-19

JOY, HENRY L. On Saturday. April IL
band of the late Georgiana Joy: father
Of Raymond L.. John E.. B. Henry, Milton
at the Simmons Bros Funeral Home. soo7
Nichols ave. s.e., on Tuesday, April 20,
at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

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