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FLORENCE BABBITT. Pres.
CATHERINE HUHN. SecY.

GERBER, MATILDA ELIZABETH. On
Friday January u, Ig4s, At , the Ar1lngton lin e1,
a9sp:a5 Of faaa Moth quincy st., Arlington Var
beloved wife of the late Theodore Daniel
Gerber, mother Of Edgar H: Gerber of Ar.
Sh fs MTs a assssf
Of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. c. o. Glisson
Of sFalls Church, Va. Remains resting at
be held Monday, January 19, at 10 am
Interment Glenwood Cemetery, Washing
sep,. sep; P c. 'st' Louis Mo- papers please Is
January Is is4s. LILLIAN M. dIDD1Ndsss
beloved wife Of the late William 3. Gid
ann R0hef n addnrs ID ranera rom
the W. W. Deal Funeral Home. 4s12 Geor-
s ave on Iussdas Tue 90
terment n Ssteo sienWeod 'pS Cemetery. Ss n'e' 10
HENDERSON, MACK. On, Saturday;
}ssHssS saf ''aa @Ack ksTfEls aEs
bd he a@0ts sae sads d nsersa has
Hess; Mrs " T. Alder Rex and oh@ar
sttssie ff % Md Notice mers q funersl fss later n.y.
HEYLER, MARY E. On Friday, Jsng-
fIyv1 ary 16s & ls4s at Elkridse, Nd. MARY =:
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass ave. ne.
after l pm. Sunday. January IS. where
services will be held On Monday; January
HUDGINs, JOHN RYLAND. On Sat-
933 Shepherd st. NV, JOHN .RYLAND
sdss HUDGINs' beloved beloved n1p. husband Of Beuah
Edward A., James T. and Huston Hudsins
and Mrs. Hilda Wright, all Of Baltimore,
Nd, Nd Services ssd, At the + Hines Co Pu-
day. January 10, at pm Interment
Baltimore, Md
HUNT, GERTRUDE NJ. On Friday, Jan
naTy 94s at PTnGs nfNr soaysd HE'S I,s
of John R. Hunt and mother Of John J
Cantor Prayers at chambers' Funeral
Home, 517 11th st. Sc, on Monday, jan
Calvary Catholic Church, Forestville, Md,
at 10 am. Interment Washington Ma
HURLEY. HARRY L. On Saturday. jan
nary II 124s1 at his residence; 512a 9th
hHsband rI M.nfa ot as Msob aqrs father n. Gt
Thomas, brother Of Charles A. and Clar-
ence 4, Hurley, Mrs, John H. Hawlsy and
Mrs; Fred Tindle of Norwood, Pa. He also
great-grandchildEen. Mr.. Hurley rests at
the Wilson K. Huntemann Funeral Home.
5732 Georgia ave. NV. where services will
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. Is
JAMESON. RICHARD E.. Suddenly. on
grdsy SegsX West ann mi 1t ie4 At hS resi-
RICHARD s. JAMisoN. husband Of Nan an
ME A. Jamison and, father Of violetta NJ,
Marsaret r.; Joseph T.; Robert r. R; l.
hsss x nsy e. oed f n at hS t. ts Msrys csSs
am, Interment ST. Mary's Cemetery.
JENNINGS, MARY L. On Friday, jan
h s4th st, ST. NV. MARY [. JENNINGS. wife
mother of Mrs. Jennings Hackett and Cole,
5shn oasss ,saaafg H. IS
noon. Internent private. Is
JOHNSON, ANNIE M; SHARPER. On
s5Rs SaHSsos S:ov.s xI1. i ,oss ksEs
Hall fGI-1 and Gus Gus johnson. She leaves two
I tives and friends. Remains will lie in
Grove Methodist Church, Funeral Mon
sSose sSs ehareh fnsernant Church fo ceme
| teIy.
JOHNSON. MARIA B. On Thursday
January Is, 194S, at her residence. 635
Park rd nv. MARIA 3 asaS Johnson; ;oyhss Wifs
Of Marie j. smith and stephen c; Johsson
mother-in-law Of Waiter A. Smith. She
also leaves flve grandchildren and host
1a es S 6. W aRa n.s. s.hSs s4vs Fasas
Saturday, January. IL. Funeral service,
Sovssnes s15dss s.ssaFy Rspsst Church r.
Rev. Hobson ofncistins. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment church eeme'
tery. IL
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Burial Of Col. Richardson
Scheduled Tomorrow

Col. William Hadley Richardson,
U.S.A., retired, II, who died Thurs
day at his home in Harrisburg, Pa,
will be buried in Arlington Cemetery
at II am. tomorrow.
Col. Richardson, who was grad
uated in 1901 from Western Reserve
University as a doctor Of medicine,
was retired from the Army in .940
after serving SO years. Previously
he had served two years as an officer
in the Ohio Naval Militia.
After retiring from the Army, he
served with the Pennsylvania State
Board of Health as head OF the
State tuberculosis Sanatoria until
1914. He was a fellow of the Ameri-
can College of Surgeons.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Goodin Richardson. of Harris
burg; son, 1t. Col. William Hadley
Richardson, jr., of Washington; a
daughter, Mrs. Goodwin A. Dillon,
of Middletown, N. j.. and four grand
children,
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behind the body. Of the editor

behind the body Of the editor
statesman. &
Mr.. Daniels, who served under
President Wilson as Secretary OF
the Navy and under President
Roosevelt as good neighbor" AM
bassador to Mexico, died at hi;
home here Thursday Of pneumonia
Those attending the service--
which were conducted by Bishc.-..
w. w. Peele of Richmond, Va, in
cluded Gov. r. Gregg Cherry, other
North Carolina officials. and nearly
every member of the North Caro-
line delegation in Congress.
The body was borne by eight
colored men who worked for many
years either at the Daniels home
or at the News and Observer. After
the church services the funeral
procession moved to Oakwood
Cemetery where Mr.. Daniels was
buried beside his wife who died
in I943.
The graveside services were con-
eltided as sailor sounded 'taps."
Joseph c. Grew, former Under
secretary Of State and Ambassador
to Japan at the time of Pearl Har-
Dor. represented the State Depart
ment. -
Rear Admiral j. H. Foskett, pres'
dental naval aide, attended as
President Truman's representative
Counselor Luis Fernandez Mac
Gregor of the Mexican Embassy at
Washington represented President
Miguel Aleman of Mexico.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
EorIy Pay Phone Models
To Be Given Smithsonian

Several Of the earliest models of
the telephone pay station-dating
before 18s0-will be presented to
the Smithsonian Institution In a
ceremony at pm. Tuesday at the
Office of Frank A. Taylor, engineer
ing division curator.
Representatives Of the Bell Lab
oratories also will demonstrate the
latest pay station models, as well as
the new telephone recorders de-
veloped by the laboratories.
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educated in Dexter County, Ohio.
An expert gymnast and rover, he
was a. charter member of the old
Columbia Athletic Club and also
was a member of the Columbia
Country Club.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret Elliott Craig, whom he
married in 1899, and a daughter.
Mrs. w. A. Rogers, ID, Of 81 East
Bradley lane, Bethesda.
Funeral services will Be held at
the S. H. Hines funeral home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV, at noon to-
morrow. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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Washington and Lee Drive
Total Reaches $930,231

A total Of $930,231 has been con-
tributed to Washington and Lee
University's s3,o0O,0O0 bicentennial
financial program which was
launched a year ago. The univer-
sity will be 200 years old in 1949.
The current campaign total was
announced yesterday by DR.. L. j.
Desha, executive director OF the
program, at a meeting of univer-
sity trustees, officers and bicen-
tennial officials held in the May
flower Hotel.
John w. Davis is chairman Of the
National Bicentennial Committee.
The fund is being sought through
committees in $50 cities and towns
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Antique Exposition
Opens Here Toduy

The fifth annual Washington An
tique Exposition will open at pm.
today in the Statler Hotel and will
continue from to 10:30 pm. daily
through Friday.
More than half Of the exhibitors
are Washington antique dealers.
Mrs. John Freeman Brown Of New
York is director Of the show.
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Mrs. Howard Emmert
Dies at Murtinsburq
BY the Assoeia,sd Prsss

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Jan. II.
Funeral services were to be held
here this afternoon for Mrs. Howard
H. Emmert. widow Of . Martinsburg
attorney and descendent Of the
johnson and Dorsey families Of
Western Maryland.
The former Mary Ann Seton was
born at Thurmont. but had lived
here since childhood. She died in a
hospital Thursday after slight ILL
ness. ~
Her husband died in 1894. He was
president of the old National Bank
of Martinsburg for many years.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Miss Margaret MoodeY, S.
Retired Museum Aide, Dies

I Miss Margaret Whitaker Moodey,
IS, Of 1870 Sixteenth street NV, re-
tired recorder for the National Mu-
scum, died yesterday. She had been
in Ill health for some time.
A native Of Steubenyille, Ohio,
Miss Moodey had lived in Washing
ton since 1894. She served for many
years at the museum. her work
having to do with the gem collection.
She returned after her retirement in
1882 to do special work for several
years.
She was active in Red Gross work
at the museum.
Surviving are several relatives, in
Guiding Miss Helen M. Collidge Of
Washington, . niece with whom she
lived.
Burial will be at Steubenville.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

u y y d Z Il LII d
lunchroon here
yesterday, will be
said at 10 am.
Monday at st.
A | o y S i u S
Church, Leon
ardtown. Burial
will be in the
church cemetery.
Mr.. Camalier,
so, died just as
he entered q
lunchroon1. He
had been in court
in the morning
and appeared to
b e in g o o d
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Burial Services Held
For Josephus Daniels
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 17.-Jo-
sephus Daniels, IS, former Secretary
OF the Navy, former Ambassador to
Mexico and militant editor-pub-
Usher of the Raleigh News and
Observer. was buried after simple
funeral services here today.
Edenton Street Methodist Church,
where the services were held, was
filled, and upwards of 500 persons
stood outside in the rain during the
services.
4 The widows of two former
Presidents, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and Mrs. Franklin Ds Roosevelt,
marched with the Daniels family
Evening star., 1948-01-18

|, =
at 1868 Colum-
bia road NV.
/ Mr.. Craig also
was treasurer of
the G. and C..
Coat and Apron
Supply Co.
A form er
president of the
Launderers' As
S o CT . t on of
Washington, Mr..
Craig came here
in 1891 and en-
tered the laun-
dry business. He
,rraS horn and
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Moi. UIrey at Conference

Maj. Walter o. Ulreys head of the
District branch, Volunteers OF
America, is attending the annual
conference of the Central Area
Council, Volunteers of America, at
Allentown, Pa. The conference runs
through Wednesday.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Qarh If Thanka

PAYNE, ELLA LOUISE. The family Of
the late ELLA LOUISE PAYNE expresses IS
sincere thanks for the beautiful cards.
visits and flowers at the death Of their
loved one. THE FAMILY.
POLES. MYRTLE. The family of the
deceased MYRTLE POLES, wife o. the late
william Poles, give their sincere thanks
to her relatives and friends for the kind
ness during her sickness and when she
departed this life December 81, 194I. We
also express our thanks for the beautiful
doral tributes. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
:. 0. Craig, IA, Dies;
laundry Firm Head

Edward o. Craig, "A, president Of
the Eagle Laundry Co. Inc. Of
Washington, died yesterday at Doc
tors Hospital after an illness OF a
Evening star., 1948-01-18

nEdltll, ASSOCldICS Sd4us
The attorney was serving his
third term as prosecutor for St.
Mary's County. Mr.. Camalier leaves
his wife and five daughters, two
of whom are married.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For {. Henry camaIier
soee;oI pi.po,eb to TIE stor

Speefoi pispofeh 10 Inc Sfuf
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Jan. IL
Requiem mass for st. Mary's County
States Attorney c. Henry Camalier,
who died unexpectedly of q heart
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Burial will be at Steubenyille
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-09

Mebnlide 3ablen lieeen nibt nur fir
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-09
Was tpirN aus Neft
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3ablcn

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-09
A,&Shebta,e ,pir~ In,
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-09
Snete.8akn rett
pemti<tei, eebaut

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lllS Slin9tan allf Der 3abn nod gu
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beginns. Der eneliihe Inteil an oel
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2un06ai.2inie gefreust, Sic iiibr
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-12-09

men atoeren Iipeft befonnen als in
Der Vorfrlegspergangcnbeit. Ger
nlllfiirllh bceinilu6tc ll,nltano, oa,
Die angeliadiiid)en 8eiasungs,naGtc
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inbrbeoari 5unGd)It gr0i,tentcils iibcr
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Glanes oie milit6riidrn slnoronuh-
gen itberlpogen iuto cine, Dem Trinaip
'nad ellropai'ibe RegeIllng in oen
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buras nlno @rmrns I'M iriihcrcr
0entIdpn 9feiG gegeliiber Sen natiir-
lhlnn Vormrsieslr,gen Der ythcin,
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5cit nor allem in Giieubabnpor5ues.
tarifen uno aluOcren MaBnabnen aus
nationalen ilnb ipebripirtid)oitlidpn
@riilroen fiiblbar madte, fdat Neutc
fort: Die periuoerte Gage lit fir sic
9forSieebGfen ilmio bittercr, als cu-
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Sod lee'hiifabrt 5uinmmen nit Der
bnltSertpro5entiatn MusiuDrregle.
hlentierllng Sen &riess5ltitano fort
lctt. Sic fiimpfen gegen bieie am0
aueitere ReemltrGdtigllneen tatixid)=
lid INN auberite Hoiitionen ibrer gr;=
Iten5. slui 6er altberen Seite mus
man beoenfen, baB sic ltmit6noe scr
2%rgottgenbeit, lpelde Der prllen
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teiten Der Mbeinnliilnollngsb1fen I'M
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fltrren5 nladten. bon pclitiiden Gr.
,pdgllagen mithehirgt suaren, Die int
eiilelrl relrn, beiieren europa 5lpriid-
iteben niiibten.
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Gaeten at,N pieiien in
Kines Scr Setpjet3eite

Berlin. = Der &reisporltano ser
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i'm Safen bon Stettin 5eigten, ,pllrs
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griiit tpltroe. 0ns SGO.Sraor
.Sreie Breiie" fcroert in einem Or
tifel, sic Wabnabme oes Gbemniser
&reisporitanoes itbcran ein5ufiibren.
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Gintuat,Ser,.i,e ieu aud,
,taf Sic 2liiaten
a,aseeSeknt tuerNen

gHaibiilgton. gs iino quite Aus,
ild)tcn 6uiiir porbanoen. Sa6 Der
hddVte 0olt9rei, oie raiNenmdBige Wc.
uostyteiliglng in 6cn 0eicben iiber oie
GilEbiirgerillg hon NllslG,oern he.
ieitigen tuir'o. 9lob |oen jetigen We.
itimml.necn dildo eeiuiiie oitaiiatilhe
Naiien. pormsbmlid) Sapaner, oon
Der Grlan8l,ng oes anerifaniiter
8iargsrrehts Gus9eifloiNn.
Die Sa,,ptparteien I'M 8ongrel
beiiirtuorten cine Eerei,liad,ng oer
Giiupanoeralnss- ,tldo Natmraliiie.
rrln3sgcicbe. oarunter alld) bie 8e'
Ritiglnt9 Ser raiienmGbigen Benad;
teiliglM,g. OieH Msnocrungen biloeu
einen 9eil bcs 5iDilrehtc-p -proerannu
6es BrGitocnt truman.
Dan 81. &om9reB miro bon stbc
Su0o. Hep. Winn.. lllto ipabrifeill.
lid a,lh Nbe. Weiler. Gem, galii.
Elm Nltrae uoreelest lpeuoe'l. luollnd
Ibas ginipattoerlingsperho fir Sarl
ner, Snlreicn, Snooneiicn lno go
!pneiter auigeboben ,uerocn iou.
Nie gan5e lrage tuuroe in bieie,r
Sabr BON oen iapm,ilden llnterans
iduB. Der iif) mit GilauanbcrlunoS'
fra9en befai,t. einaebeno gepriiit
Dieier ltnterausftnsi, ,uar einitiln,
mig fir oie in Dem Mntrag SuNa ent
baltenen @ri.moidte, aber Der Bosom
gree fam nidt mebr 5,i eiiler @e,
ihluBfaiiung.
Gs ban6elt iib bci Dem Mntraa
i'm tpeientlihen um atuei Yunfte. 3..
nGdit iollen $4,000 Bis 10000 10.
eeirannte .adidt.5ul6iiiee A,lslanScr"
one iid bereits tint 2nnb befinoan,. has
@edt erbolten. ben Nntrag a,,f Ct
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2anoe 'fflSenniitig geoient.

2anoe lelbemliitig geoient.
SIM Sdbre 1913 m:Serrief Ser
aorWrcb Oos drineiiid)e sll,sibll,b'
@eieb. nnb inn Sabre 1945 ipurS(
Den @apobnern Der &blippinen Sit
s(anpartidnft olAf ons Biirgerred,t 5ll
gcitartben. @iro Ole Gorlage Sa,of
nn9enomnpen, 10 iit bnnit Die lebtt
Sbranfe, ba Ser Grlmlel,ng Sc;
anpritaHiihen 8iirgerredJts ans raj
fennl1Bigen 8!iinoen entgegenitebt
beieitigt
9eah elmer oorlG,rfigcn Sd)Gbunl
bon ieitu, oes StaatsOepartments
ruiiroe nod bcm 8eieb bie Ginpanoe
ru,,g bon bod,Itens 1000 tpeierer
MusIdnbern pro Sabr tn 1raee toni
men. aber ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lpiirocn apobl fal,m IN Muiprl,1 &c.
ilotdnen ,peroen.
Die 8eee,tu1rtige al,l.iiiiae Gin
iunltberltngS5iffer bon $4,000 prt
Sabr ,piir1be bnbur1 MIR unl etlpc
Gin lbalben NEro3ent uerrillgert .uer
sen.
Die Worlage Suoo miro ioipoN bonn
Staatsoep0rtnlent 1uie aud BON
Suitiaumt befiirtportet. slls Der Mn.
trog in oieiem Sabre I'M aongreb ein
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Rhenmuendungshaef A|te Auseinander-
setzung unter neuen cesichtspunkten

Die WieOeranihaItllns Der SGicl
Motter0am uno Nntluerpen an Ons
Serfebrsgebiet bes Mbeins lmo ieincr
9tebeniliiiie, bie blurh oie Terlags.
rllng Scr iiberieeiihel 8etreioe.Gin
fitbren nah Ser Mbein. unb Sdp!bs.
nliiltoung nirmlcbr eingeleitet miro
bat bie 9toroieela feniEiotc Nrenlsr
umo 1amburg 5,ur Gerteihigung ibrel
Snterciicn nli bcn Elnn gerllien. Ea
mif lit cine slllseinnnoerFsllng iuic.
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,sabrbu!ort ME ean5 5ur Siube &C
fonlnlcn ,pnr. 9illr lpot tie nod bel
5,ueiten curopGiidpn &ataitropbe ci