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Evening star., 1948-12-23
HyuttsviIIe YuIe Tree
To Be Lighted Tonight

Ceremonies in connection with
the lighting Of a 15-foot Christmas
tree in front of the County Service
Building in Hyattsville will be held
at o'clock tonight under sponsor
ship of the Prince Georges County
Independent Trade Association.
The lights will be turned on by
Mayor Caesar L. Aiello of Hyatts-
Vile,
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Barrett Asks Inquiry
lin Private's Refusal 10
Repeat Liquor Charge

Police Chief Robert J. Barrett to
day ordered ADMINISTRATION int
the case Of a policeman who charges
q man with being drunk and yester
day refused to repeat the allegation
before the Alcoholic Beverage Con
troll Board.
The change of opinion by Pvt
Edward A. Raymond Of the eighth
precinct resulted in dismissal o.
three charges against Mrs. Marie
Waters, owner Of Churchills Grill
and Bar, 3709 Macomb street NV.
Meanwhile, Capt. John Fondah
of the eighth precinct was preparing
report at Maj. Barrett's request
for submission to headquarters to.
morrow.
Pvt. Raymond arrested Clifford L
Howard, %, of 40 West Montgomery
avenue. Rockville, on November 13
at the grill and charged him with
being drunk, disorderly conduct ane
assault. The charges against the
grill grew out of this arrest.
Defendant Forfeited Collateral.
1t was brought out at the hearing
that Mr.. Howard forfeited $40 or
the three charges.
When the policeman was called tc
testify yesterday, however, he re.
fused to say Mr.. Howard had beer
drunk.
He described Mr.. Howard's eyes a.
CLASSY" and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Robert D. Wise, who was
prosecuting the case against the
grill, asked:
What want to know is, was he
drunk"
The policeman responded: Hi.
eyes were CLASSY, but ! would not
say he was drunk"
MIR. Wise then read to the board
a report on the case made by Pvt
Raymond to his commanding officer
Capt. John Fondahl. One part o1
the report said: Il found him
(Howard) standing in the aisle in g
drunken condition"
Pvt. Raymond, when asked about
this, told the board he had placed
the charge of drunkenness Simply
because I wanted to make a charge
against him."
Pvt. Raymond, 80, a veteran o1
three years in the Navy during
World War II, has been on the police
force since March, 1947.
After Mr.. Wise had finished ques-
tioning the policeman, he asked the
ABC Board to drop three charges
against the grill. The charges were
that the grill had sold liquor to an
intoxicated person, had permitted
him to stay on the premises and had
permitted him to become disorderly.
Two Other Charges Dropped.
Two other charges against the
grill, growing out of another case,
also were dropped.
This case involved the death of
Mrs. Grace Lerch, 25, of the 1900
block of Biltmore street NV, the
night Of November Is. She fell
from a moving cab at. Twenty
fourth and Calvert streets NV. and
died a few hours later. She al
legedly was in the grill prior to the
fatal ride.
A coroner's inquest in the death
has been scheduled for December
%. Scheduled to appear is George
80, Of the Biltmore
street address, who was riding in
the cab with her, according to
police.
Defense attorneys for witnesses
would not allow them to testify
because of the pending inquest, and
the charges were dropped. The
charges were serving an intoxicated
person and permitting that person
ran, a., tia s,ras,nicac
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Lucy's Awards Bonus

All employees of Lacy's radio and
appliance company last night re-
ceived bonuses distributed by Eu-
gene Rietzke, president, and Will
liam Warsaw vice president and
general manager, at their annual
Christmas party In the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1948-12-23

c1nct, VINO Wa
found shot late
yesterday in his
home at 1885
Monroe stree
NV.
Pvt. Loft u 1
died in Emerg.
ency Hospital al
$50 pm, 7C
minutes after be-
ing found by his
mOCner IN a sec
ond-foor hall
way with a bull
let wound in his
head and his
.38-caliber SerV-
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Short Causes Fire Alarm

A short circuit in the fire alarm
system sent fire-fighting equipment
to the State Department building at
Twenty-third and e streets NV
about 1880 am. today.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Police PVT. A. J. LOTUS
Ruled Suicide; Found
By Mother at Home

A certificate of suicide last night
was issued by Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald in the death OF Police
Pvt. Austin J. Lotus of No. 8 pre-
Evening star., 1948-12-23
Active Charter Worker Seeks
Council Seat as Independent
Charles K. Davies, jr.
Will Have to Defect
Nominee of Group

This is the first in series OF
biographical sketches OF candi-
dates for the new Montgomery
County Council in the election
Jdnudru 6.
Evening star., 1948-12-23
IMPORTANT
Notice to Classified Advertisers

There will be NO CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE SERVICE
ON CHRISTMAS DAY SATURDAY DECEMBER Is.
Classified ads for the Sunday Star December 26 will be
accepted by telephone to pm Friday December a.
Any desiring to place ad after that time may do
until pm Saturday at the Business Counter OF The
Star, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1948-05-02
GarnH nf ThankH

rv cARrLNLER' a Pc. TER FLAyELLA The fam,
Hy ,S oi the late & PLAVELLA /; CARPENTER
deep appreciation to the s'ip many A restiSes Sea
. friends and neishbors for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards and kind expressions
OF sympathy during its bereavement.
THE FAMILY. Z.
CARTER, WILLIAM T. The family of
express its sincere thanks and deep ap-
and netehbors for The beautiful flowers
cards end kind expressions OF sympathy
MELv1NA CARTER.
HERNDON. JANIS HENRY. The fam
i lily Of the late JAMES HENRY HERNDoN
wishes to express ITS SincGre appreciation
expressions Of sympathy from Dr.. Joseph
/ n. DodSon: the Rev James L. Pinn, Co
lgmbia Loddse, No. So and Marching Club
tory LodGe, No, - Of and N A.:
. Blanche B, Trice, Cherrio Club, employees
: National Health institute the Georsetovn r
, Community and the many relatives and
friends during Its ofTssvemsSt Tns n smI,
late SAMUEL E, LACY expresses to the
. many friends who nave shared its grief
, fond thanks and appreciation for their
It's bereavement. Your numerous and
varied acts have been source of m
spiration.
LESTER, WILLIAM II. Jr. The family
of the late WILLIAM H. LESTER. Jr.
wishes to express its sincere appreciation
to its many friends and to thank the
participant members Of the Metropolitan
Police force Tor. their generous acts of
Kindness and thoushfu!ness during the
illness and death of our loved one
THE FAMILY. .
SCHENICK, ANNIE. The family of the
late ANNIE SCHENICK wishes TO express
ITS appreciation to he friends and rela-
tiVeS for the many eXDres Sl0nS OF SYM
pathy and kindness received durinc its
recent bereavement. THE FAMILY.
WOOD, SUSIE. The family of the late
SUSIE WOOD wishes 10 express its thanks
and appreciation to the many relatives.
friends ard nei2hDorS for the beautiful
floral tributes cares and expressions Of
sympathy during its Bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

vaudeville with Mr.. Chase as hin
piano player. He came to WASH
ington in 1929 and for a few years
was pianist at Jimmy Lakes night
club.
From there he went into radio
and was an announcer at WMAL
and, later, WRC and WTOP. For
some years he ran the Dawn Pa
troll" an all-night radio program
on VOL.
In radio, Mr.. Young was known
as Senator Young a name given
him in 1890 when he interviewed
members of Congress at VOL.
Native of Michigan.
He left radio in December, 194s,
and resumed playing at night clubs.
Regarded as one of the most adept
players of popular music, he was
pianist at the Capitol Theater, Club
400, Atlas Club, Crosstown, PEN
guin Club, Concord Restaurant and
Brown Derby. He was to have started
playing at the Golden Key Club
tomorrow.
Mr.. Young was born in Manistee,
Mich, and played football at the
University of Michigan.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Robert E. Turner, Willow Run.
Mich; sister, Miss Georgia Young,
Milwaukee, and a brother, Allen
Young of Chicago.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
In Mrntnrtant
ANDERSON, ANDIE f. In

ANDERSON, ANDIE f. In memory of
our beloved husband. father and brother,
ANDIE E ANDERSON, who left US one
year aeo TO-DAY, May =, l941.
Silent is the voice we loved to hear.
Too far away from sight or speech
Not too far. We hope. for thoughts to
reach.
The Ti,e :, love We shared so many years
snail IlEe forever in our hearts.
HIS DEVOTED FAMILY.
AUDRICK ETHEL u. Sacred to the mem
ory Of our devoted wife and mother,
ETHEL D. AUDR1CK who entered eter-
nal rest l6 years ago today, May y, 1892
There is link that death cannot sever
Love Love 1tI and remembranGe live forever.
sr-; SONS WILLIAM H. AUDRICK,
Jr.. and C. REGINALD AUDRICK.
AUSTIN, ALICE. In memory Of our
mother, ALICE AUSTIN, who passed away
TO-DAY, is day, Of remembrance,
And many sad regrets;
A day we shall always remember
When the rest Of the world 1orgets.
HASKELL AUSTIN. FRANK AUSTIN
AND BERTHE THURMAN GREENFIELD
FAUNTLEROY, MARTHA. Enshrined in
my heart today are deep memories OF my
dear mother, MARTHA FAUNTLEROY.
1892
! only ask to live each day.
So when my task is done.
! will see my dear mother
In Gods home beyond the sun.
LOVING DAUGHTER CORNELIA. .
memory of WALTER A. F1NDLEY JUDY
who died one year ago today. May ,, 1941.
Gone but not forgotten.
FRIEND. =
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Funeral Rites Friday
For Mrs. {. W. CIexton

Requiem mass for Mrs. Zita L.
Clexton, 49-year-old Arlington moth
er of six children, will be sung at
$50 am. Tuesday at st. Agnes
Church in Cherrydale. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Clexton, the wife of Capt.
Edward w. CleXton, U. S. N, died
at the Bethesda Naval Hospital Fri
day after long illness. Capt. Clex-
ton is in the Navy Budget Office
here.
Mrs. Clexton, the former Zita
May Langhorne, was born in Ala
media, Calf, and attended elemen-
tary schools there. She was grad
uated from Ogontz College in Phila-
delphia, and later studied abroad
while travelling with relatives.
The Clextons have lived at 1925
Lorcom lane. Arlington. for IL years.
The children are Nancy, II, and
zita, Is, students at the Convent of
the Visitation; Julia. 13. Mary IL.
and Catherine, 8, who attend the
immaculate School here, and Ed
ward, jr., who goes to St. Agnes
School in Cherrydale.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
5000 Mourners Pay Tribute
To Tom Brenemun at Last Rites

every man, and most of them were
gray-haired.
Mr.. Breneman lay in a gray
casket, amid young mountain OF
blooms-roses, lilies, carnations
gardenias, stock and many others
The massive casket spray of fern
and roses was topped by about a
dozen purple orchids.
AS his 100000 daily listeners
knew, Mr.. Breneman climaxed his
informal. hilarious programs by
awarding an orchid to his eldest
guest. Usually she was widow in
her Dos. Then he would kiss her.
The officiating minister, DR.. Louis
H. Evans. pastor of the Hollywood
Presbyterian Church, told the $50
mourners inside the church and the
throng listening outside over the
public address system:
Perhaps his greatest contribution
to us was in the service of smile. -
A number of celebrities were in
the crowd. They included Jack
Benny, Arthur Treacher, Bud Alb
oott, Lou Costello and Andy Devine
Mourners began arriving at 7 am.
for the II o'clock services.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Rites Are Set Tomorrow
For Walter 5. Sullivan

Funeral services for Walter S
Sullivan, So, of 1925 Thirteenth
street NV, who drowned Thurs
day in Reaches Run at the Mount
Vernon boulevard bird sanctuary
will be held at II am. tomorrow
at the Chambers Funeral Home
1400 Chaplin street NV. Burial will
be in George Washington Memorial
Cemetery.
Mr.. Sullivan's death was ruled
suicide by Arlington County Coro-
ner DR.. w. c. Welburn yesterday.
A native of Mount Vernon, Ind.
Mr.. Sullivan attended schools in
Indiana and later became a travel
ing salesman. He came to Wash
ington about 25 years ago, and
worked as night watchman at va
rlous buildings here. He resigned
as Watchman at the Arcade Market
two months ago because of illness
A bachelor, he is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. M. Louise Fox and
Mrs. Emily S. Agniel, and a brother,
Robert H. Sullivan, all of Wash
ingtOn.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Red Cross to Sponsor
Food Cost Course

The District Red Cross Nutrition
Service will sponsor a new daytime
Food Cost Workshop course from
l to pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays
May 4 through 20 in the Walsh
House Kitchen, 2020 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
The course. which consists Of six
tWo-hour sessions, teaches relative
food costs, nutritional values of
foods and cooking. The classes will
be conducted by Mrs. Oscar Chaplin
The Nutrition Service said it con-
Quoted II such courses last year
The last previous course this yea1
ended two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
By the Associated Press

GLENDALE. Calf. May l.
Weeping women in hats, some
f1owered or brightly plumed-but
not the crazy headgear he loved tc
don for laugh-filed grieving past
Tom Breneman's casket today.
1t was the fans last tribute tc
the beloved master of ceremonies of
radios Breakfast in Hollywood. /"
who died Wednesday of a heart at
tack.
A Forest Lawn Cemetery spokes-
man estimated there were 5000
mourners in the gray stone Church
of the Recessional or standing cut
side in the bright sunshine, wait
ing to Join the slow procession.
1t took the file an hour and Is
minutes to pass the bier. The body
will be cremated, and the ashes
inferred in Forest Lawns mauso-
leum.
Fathers and mothers lifted young
sters for last look at the 47-year-
old broadcaster. A woman in black
sobbed loudly. A gray-haired blind
woman, carrying red-tipped cane,
clutched the arm of a friend.
There were four or five women to
Evening star., 1948-05-02


day after his 41st birthday. His
body was discovered about 20 hours
after his death by his secretary
Mrs. Ethel G.. Cline.
About three weeks ago, Mr.. Young
wrote a discourse entitled "Finality'
in which he described death. He
had written more than 80 unpub-
lished poems and various piano
compositions, including the East
Indian Suite in seven movements.
He had orchestrated one of the
movements, called "Housetops,' for
the Army Band. He spent eight
years doing research for the suite,
At the age of Mr.. Young began
studying piano and at Il gave a
concert at Carnegia Hall. In his
teens he played at silent motion
picture theaters in Michigan and
Chicago where he met the late
comedian Charlie Chase. He toured
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Funeral Set Tomorrow
For F. Irwin RAY, So

Funeral services for F. Irwin Ray,
So, Montgomery County contractor
who died Friday, will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at All Saints Epis-
copal Church, Chevy Chase, Md.
Burial will be in Grace Episcopal
Church Cemetery, Woodside, Md.
Mr.. Ray was the son of the late
Richard T. Ray, Montgomery Coun-
ty Commissioner in the early 19OOs.
He formed the eXcavating and road
work firm that bears his name in
1913.
A member of the Columbia Coun-
try Club and the Bethesda Rotary
Club, he made his home at 48o7
Hampden lane, Bethesda.
Two brothers, Frank A. and Rob-
ert Y. Ray, and a sister, Mrs.
Mamie Ray Waters, all Of Mont
gomery County, survive.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Club Plans Dinner

The first anniversary of the WASH
lngton Floor Covering Club will be
celebrated at dinner meeting at 7
pm. tomorrow in the Shoreham
Hotel. Members and executives and
f1oor-coVering buyers of stores in
the Washington area and repre-
sentatives of f1oor-covering manu-
facturers.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

years, will be
held at 9 am.
tomorrow at the
Takoma funeral
home, Takoma.
D. C. Burial will
be in National
Capital Memoir
ial Park Gene
terry.
M r. Y o Il n G
died Thursday
of a heart all
ment, at his
h o m e, 6 9 0 9
Woodland ave-
nue., T a X o m a
Park Md the
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Vail to Answer CHARGES

Representative Vail. Republican
of Illinois, will reply to charges
made against the House Un-Ameri-
can Activities Committee by Rep
resentative Holifield. Democrat Of
California, at 1915 o'clock this
afternoon on the WINK program,
Congress Doing It's job"
Ell Salvador estimates its current
coffee crop will fill OBS 900 bags.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Speaker Mortin to Be Guest

Speaker Martin will be guest of
the AMVET Post of the House of
Representatives. at lis pm. to-
morrow at a luncheon in the Cap
itol. He is to purchase the first
flower as the organization launches
fund raising campaign in be-
half of veterans
Evening star., 1948-05-02
CEMETERY LOTS.

sites, value $50. Leaving country there
!Gre VIII accept any reasonable offer
VIII divide AID. 2@S5. -
CEDAR HILL. l lot, II grave sites. monU-
ment privileees, finest and desirable sec
ten; sidewalk, etc. in. Washineton's >
most beautiful cemetery Seeing is be-
lisyins. Price. 500, or 6 grave sites.
$500 Appointment for inspection ar
rsneed Give fun information Reply to
OR & GRAVE SITES, in beautiful Wash
n:ton National Cemetery. Will sacrifice
LEAVING TOWN-WilI sacrifice equity in
6-Slte lot IN Fort Lincoln. PL. 0121.
FORT LINCOLN-l lot g sites), chapel
section. wales, $3.50; will sell $3.50 cash
TT. LINCOLN-six sites, desirable loca-
tion, near entrance. and clock $500.
; ! SITE SITES in desirable section Of Fort
FT. LINCoLN-Chapel section: > grave
sites; reasonable. UN. 1861.
IN NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Lovely
2-grave plot in shadow of azslea beds
$500 CHI. 9017. 3
TWO ADJOINING LOTS in front section,
Fort Lincoln $40 per site. Box l90-Y,
: LOTS for double internment in Cedar
Hill; desirable location; reasonably priced
sold singly if desired RE. 2S6S, Ext. 5O4.
Sunday noon til 8 pm.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY lots with
sites; $500. TR. l0l4.
CEDAR Hills to grave sites with
greatly reduced; terms. AT. BOSS.
FORT LINCOLN burial sites, near the
ssntranSc For further information, call
~. 1-.l- -
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Rites Set Tomorrow
For Frank W. Younq
Night Club Pianist

Funeral services for Frank William
Young. night club pianist who was
a radio announcer on various net
work stations here for about Is
Evening star., 1948-05-02
DrathH

May !, l94s at Frederick Memorial Hos
pital, LAWRENCE E. ALLNUTT, son of
the late Benoni and Emily Allnutt and
brother OF Joseph and Louis Allnutt. Fu-
neral from mis- late home. Dawsonvllle,
Md, MONDAY, May ?. at > pm. EDIT.
Interment Monocacy Cemetery, BealeS-
VILE, Nd
Evening star., 1948-05-02

A.
H LIAM BUCK LEWIS, beloved
ISL husband of Bonnie c.. Lewis,
~ brother Of Mrs. Nellye NJ. Ditto
Of Atlanta Ga. Services at Chambers
daT nay Home n n noan st on M9p on
lington National Cemetery.
LoMAx, WILLIAM. On Wednesday,
Lnsers pl NV Nv W1Lh1AM q LII Iefcshss LoMAx nus u.s.
band Of Marie LomaX. He also is sur
brother. one sister and many other rela-
tiveS and friends. Remains may be
viewed at the Malvsn & schey Funeral
noon, sunday. where services will be held
Tuesday. May 4. | pm. 1nterment Airing
ton National Cemetery.
MARSHALL, BLANCHE PRESTON On
Thursday, April 90 l94S, at her residence,
PREsroa MARsHAIL s WIDOW dow Of 9tnMGnE Thoml
Gsorse sonaa Preston MaTshsl and sister OF
mains resting at Hysong IS Funeral Home
300 N st. NV, where services Will be
held Sunday May :. at ! ;39 am In;
Cemetery, Romney, w. Va. .
MARTIN. DORIS NJ. On Saturday
May l. I94S. al her residence, "O6 3rd
st. Sc. DORIS NJ, MARTIN, the beloved
aH,tds mother of JsmsS ROBERT Martin Marin snd
sister of Mildred NJ Austin Services at
Chambers Southeast Funeral Home. 5i7
1lth st. Sc. Notice OF funeral later.
MARVEL. MARTHA ELIZABETH On
Friday: April 30. l94s, at her residence,
MARTHA EL1zABETH MARvEI, l. \ beloved I ed
wife Of lanes J. Maryel, mother Of Will
lam ian E. Marvei. 81; Theodore F: Marvel,
Sins and Eleanore May Youns 6lood; sister
Of George F. Watts Of Washington. D. c:
Friends may call at the Takoma Funeral
D. C., where services will be held on Mon
snds aas Nay are Il invited RfySs cedsr
Cemetery. >
MARVEL, MARTHA z. ofhcers and
g.;
SUNDAY evening May q 1sa,. ls4s at 9,slock
S'' RUTH h DAy1s. President
ELEANOR B. JONES, Secretary. .
MAUPIN, MAMIE; Departed this life
81 faith I'M Miss sosh MAME MAuP1a M daushte d5SRR
Of the late Dabney and Mary Maupin, the
loving mother - Of Thomas Howard She
Wallace and Mrs, Martha Steward; three
brothers, George, Daniel and william
Maupin: brother-in-law, BENJAMIN
Wallace: three nephews Clarence and Will
( liam Blackwell and William Bolden III:
one niece. Mrs Virginia Blackwell, and
many other reatives and friends. Rela-
tives and friends may call at her late resi-
dence on Sunday, May >, after l pm. Fu-
neral services Monday. May 3, at pm.
at St Pauls Baptist Church. ,27th and K
SITS NV. Rev. Earnest Gibbs ofhciatne
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
Arrangements by Montgomery Bros Tu-
neral Home, 913 Florida ave. NV. %
McCLENDoN, LoTTIE MAE. On Wed
nesday, April 2s. 194S, at ST. Elizabeths
Hospital, LOTTIE MAY McCLENDON, be-
loved daughter Of Leroy Elder, sister OF
Mrs. Lucille Battle and Leroy Elder, jr
Nine uncles. one aunt and host Of ether
relatives and friends also. survive. After
/ IL noon Sunday, May .. friends may call
at Frsziers Funeral Home, Inc, $50 R. I
ave NV. where funeral services will be
held on Monday. May 3, at ! pm. In
terment woodlsvn Cemetery. Family may
be seen A. 1914 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
BARCLAY. PFC. EDWARD R. U. S

BARCLAY, PFC. EDWARD r., y $.
II 5: &: ia: ::
SN of Mrs. Mary F styers, John W
and Thomas D Barclay. Remains
resting at Cunninghams Funeral Home,
Alexandra. Va wnece funeral services
sm thence to ~ Hi Cemetery. Friends
and relatives invited -
BoLDwARE. WILLIAM TAFT Sudden.
II. on Thursday, April 20, l4is, WILLIAM
TAFT BoLDWARE q I%3 r St. n;e, of b be- eo
loved huSos3q az 81 BiaRGhe BR9G%aTs
John Boldware; other relatives and many
. invited to call a. his late residence. ,Fu-
neral Monday. May ;. at II a m, from
Mount Airy Baptist Church, L st. between
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Ar
rsngements by MCGUIRE. >
BOND. VIRGINIA. On Wednesday,
Ksefer pl n v, VIRGINIA RoND. Tif,e o Of
sister sister Of Clara Phsrr, " william Jones
Lucretia Finley, and Pearl Green She also
leaye Ersndson Toyd WtsoG WlIs0n nd ND
host OF other relatives and friends.
FrinedS are invited TO call at BOYD $
snsn1 snssal Eqms gy 23s 2@n st NV FROM PgneTS IA.
above funeral home.
MAJ Eo'Hkh dRAcG GGASf SouFRE e S15asda5 Fs ol
Marion SSI Res CORA Prsyc =" and ID Dorothy
Irving; Orlando. ALVIN and 'yille Bea4ran
She 2lSo !eaVes FIVE CTamdCH!ldgen. other
relatives 2nd t~iendg Notice Of funeral
later ArrsrrrTcnts bv W. Ernest JARVIS
Co.
BRAsHLARS, IsoBEL AUSTIN ,rELLl.
RHospitai 10 fsoBEfL' AUSTIN SILL BRA
SHEARS OF 1673 Park I'd. NV. widow OF
George W. Brashears and sister of Edward
G. H. Austin and Howard s. Austin. Serr-
ices at the s H. Hines Co EFine al Home,
oa0l l4th ST. W. on Monday. May g. At
2 pm. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
BROWN. FLosSIE JANE FLoRENCEl.
On Frtdsy APTl 30 30 ovl4 l94S ,ez Ft9sSsIE E
bart St. NV. beloved wife Of A STANLEY
Austin Stanley Brown. Services at the S.
H, Hines Co, Funeral Home 2aoi l4th
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ;
Evening star., 1948-05-02
DELAFIELD, CAMILLA. On Saturday

May l.. 194S. CAMILLA DELAFIFLD, be-
loved daughter Of Mrs Cornelia Selbeck,
sister OF Hugo Setback of Rotterdam. The
Gebhard of 134 K st NV, Washington.
D c Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home. 4th st. and Mass ave. ne
from 10 m. 10 p.m m on Monday. May
J Memorial services will be held at the
Bethlehem Chapel Washington Cathedral.
al 4 10 p m Interment nriNate
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Dratha
MILLER, HARRY GORDON.

MILLER, HAIRY GORDON, On Fri.
s as APTR aR9 'ses eospN d PFSTffnss %fiEK HSs Ss.
loved son of Louis. T.. and Margaret l.
Miller. Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 1lth st. Sc. on Monday. May
3, at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 2
MOY, SING CHUNG (wILLIE). On
Thursday, April 20, 194S, SING CHUNG
WILLIE MOY, beloved husband Of Gum
Moy, father of Easter and Ting Moy
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin ST. NV, on Monday, May 3. at
23o pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. .
MULLEN, CHARLES FREDERICK. Sud-
denly. on Friday, April 80. 1913.
CHARLES FREDERICK MULLEN of 1873
Rhode Island ave: ne. beloved husband OF
Ida Mullen and father of Hector C., Rob-
ert and De Witt Mullen Funeral services
al the s: II. Hines Co.. Funeral Home,
.2901 l4th st. NV, on Tuesday, May 4.
at $50 am. thence to St Agnes Episco-
pal Church. 46 Que st. NV, at 10 am
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1948-05-02

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