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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor,hw.,,.

CLEVELAND PARK. near uptown shoppins
sss 800 Nth ,s., 1ss trust Of $4,000
frame house confirming bedsms. oii
eoIoREDMoNIY eSdnei Wy 4 FEW FEW Ii LEFT fG =. 500
down; price, $500. Pay like rent: lst
soas. sod Sss Kay EEA AZ G 3ors soc
coLoRED-NEAR AGR1cuLTuRE DEPT.
Attention, employees of Agriculture or Blu
I neishSorhood, E Just % few blocks from pbo1e s6ove
ffRs daz ssSG ss dS"9 sa Or W. W. 7Ss
CoLoRED-sss r sT.-Beaut. red brick,
ssSd fSRd. o,s7 sps ao 9? a7as ahvh rs ns'f
essy s1n rms snd Sak 81 s:ssol7
ii Ss4as sssssaS fun ssssS
ss na Ct sssstsse '!a sft.s'is's sl
sis5 sTh Z me- t lols XM i7sh 7dIaMs1s z:
CoLoRaD CO dRSai D-s1,ooo DOWN, possession; mss
e 5STf' 5 vaaaa sst 1a o%e nv oesSo
. 9s. os@s soss aasS aaMfEToR hNs REATY ds Y
eSEosEpEsis 9 Rs1S aa 'ss coIGMBrA ns RD.Ldssh.
income, SIG; PRICE reduced for quick
soIeRRP2ow ss5i: a2aS ssick s4 s?ss rms, 5z bath,
h.-w.h.. full bsmt.; near 4th and Fla.
ave, NV; terms. NELSON g. THOMAS,
Real Estate, 415 Fla. ave. NV. DU. 2142.
cOLORED-11oa EUCLID ST. N.w.-Two-
story and bsmt. brick; z rms, bath, INV
heat; very conv. terms. JOS. GINBERG.
COLoRED-141e CoRCoRAN ST. NV
5000 down, easy terms: apt. units. 8
Milton Vinnick. with A. M. DRAISNER.
d404 l. st. NV, MA. S036; home, GE.
C0LoRED ST. NV. near 4th: 1st
coml.; rooms and bath. Price. $1,000;
$2, 600 cash. balance 1st trust. Mr. Hunter,
Ma. $500: ewes. and week ends, GIL 52S5
Boss q PHELPS, INC, 1417 ST. NV.
COLoRED-1s00 BLOCK KALoRAMA RD.
Home and investment; rms, baths,
% 81 n; 1Ie,:S $4,000 down. MRS. ELLIOTT,
COLoRED-1737 9th ST. N.w-11 rms
and store: income quoted S32O q mo
WALDO HARRIS, Ii. 9979, ME. 1884
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

THREE-RM. COTTAGE to responsible cpl.
in exchange for wite's care OF 2 children
and g.h.w.; 5-days wk. 1923 Howe ave
Sc. near Suitland, Nd. after s pm. or
all-day Sat. and Sun. Ia
THREE-BEDRM., 2-BATH brick house, SH
mi. D. c. near Falls Church-Lge. liv. rm.
with firepl, breakfast room. dining room.
kitchen, j bedrm. and bath on 1st A.;
oil h.-w. heat: near transp. and school
$50, Box 26S-M, Star.
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YOUNG COUPLE WILL SHARE sub. home
and Fl. Belvolr. GL. 1857 after pm
SILVER sPRING-win share 6-rm. mod.
couple or : girls; SS5. Sligo 22ir
SMALL FAMILY HOUSE, completely fur
nished very attractive garden, rooms
ga baths, located in 5000 block, Mill
Eoysen, EN- 1856 or SANDOZ. 2 Dupont
Circle, DU. 1894. -13
FREE RENT In exclusive Md. neighborhood
for care of modern house and 3 school,
age children; owner home In evenings. Fol-
further details, call Tower 6173. ,-13
SETHESDA-Lovely, 3 bedrnis., baths
decorated, 4 acres. to responsible party
Sa60 psf month. sH. s6s3. Ia
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HOUSES FURh. OR uhEuRh.

BAILEYs CROSS ROADS, va rms.
and bath, modern, sos mo. unfurn.. 8
mo rent tSp onM II adysnse yn ,PyH FL 413a. -14
completely furnished, S215 a month, on
lease. Call JAMES E. TUCKER, Realtor.
NO. 1892. IA
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbwe,t.

9O6 VA. AVE. S.W.-S-room, 2-stofy
English bsmt brick. auto oil heat. BrokefS
s1zoperats. @T sg1t WALDO HARRIS, Ii. 997e;
COIoRED-HoME WITH INcoME-p..
sirable s.w. section; 3-story brick; s rms,
baths; only $3.50 down. B. J. CRIVELLA,
coLoRED@aPiH5i sth sr. s.W.GS4s5 down,
easy terms; IL rooms, bath, row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
A Ao,a N. ,DRAISNER,& & 1904 L st. NV. Ma.
CoLORED-1a3l End ST. s.w.-$saS
down down easy terms; rooms. elec., row
nick, with A M. DRAISNER, l4O4 L ST.
\ W. Ma Sn36: home. GE n1al
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ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

COUPLE, employed BY Govt at Belts.
Vile. Md, desire furn:. or unfurn. apt. II
Beltsville or Hyattsville area. No chill.
dIsni small dog; "a, 1889. 14s
servic; use Of porch: lge. shady lawn kit
furn. Quiet empl. couple pref Box J
Bowie, Md, phone 2341. IA
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED,

1 BEDRMS., 3 baths; or would consider
bLyin > apts.; preferred location 18th st.
side of Rock Greek PIX. no. O424 after
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-s.E. {

CoLORED-Se95 DOWNi cor. semidet.
prick: nr. 18th and G sts. s.e.; good buy.
LER, INC, RE 5000. =
COLoRED-e-RM. BRICK, nr. Lincoln
S372. TABLER, INC, RE. $500. w1sS
COLORED-S915 DOWN lge. rms. with
bath and h.-w.h.: bedrms and kits !:
very clean cond. and conv. to Navy Yard
pay for itself Early poss. Cali and see this
first. BIRON & CONRAD. INC, 1924 K
st. NV, ST. 9l3S; res, RA, 43SS.
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FINE OPPORTUNITIES, in NV. and nearby
$4,000
Barnaby woods-Three bedrooms, two
ba tbs: half bath on first floor; rec. rm.,
det. garage; S2S,95o
Near Kenwood-Attr. white brick. 3 bed
rms, baths. sun deck: at. garage, nice
lot. Excel for children: S25.250.
yard; rec, rm.: good condition. years
old: $4,000.
Bungalow Bethesda-5 rms. all on first
floor: tiled bath, bsmt and attic: gas heat;
S15.450.
Chevy Chase Circle bedrooms. 2
baths: lge. lot; dining rm., kit. "a bath,
first floor: S23.Q5O.
Bethesds-Cape Cod brick. bedrms..
det. garage; good level lot: S17.950.
financing and early possession. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-. 1900. Call till
p.m. liz
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo...

VETERANS-You can retire in Is years
with an assured income, for you can own
4-family modern brick apt. building and
occupy one of the apis. rent free; the rent
from the other 3 apts. goes to pay for the
property: the building consists of apts,
each having large living room. nice-s sized
dinette, completely equipped kitchen, bed
room and tiled bath with shower; modern
in every respect, it is located in the most
popular section of Sc, within l block of
bus and large shopping center; handy to
Boiling Field and Naval Research Lab
oratory; this building can be purchased by
L veteran using his GI loan and So, 500 in
cash; this is an exceptional opportunity
for such fne property. Phone Mr.. NC
Ginnis. MA. 9141 for further details; Mr.
McGinnis will be glad to explain. FRED
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ARKANSAS AVE, near Buchanan-S2.5 500
down Vacant. Semidetached. 2.story, 22-
#. brick, lovely rms. and bath, large
bedrms., Colonial front porch. full base
ment, h.-w.h., detached brick garage:
completely redecorated. Priced to sell this
week. For details, call till Q pm. week
days, Sun. IL to 5. VIM. CALOMJRIS
PROPERTIES, INC, 1012 18th ST. NV.
III III N AND WEBSTER sTs. NV. near ct.
Gabrieps-$2,50 500 down; $4,000. 2-story
row brick. 6 lovely rms. and bath, front
and rear porehes: tuil basement: h1w;h;;,
ysekdsys. syopsR4rr Syn Z e s. ,gS5 wM
TWO-FAMILY BRICK-This will make you
a lovely home, with good income; only Z
years. old, condition like new; contains .
complete apts of = rms, kit, bath each:
rec. rm., gas heat, porches, nice yard;
quick possession: substantial cash payment
required: near N. Capitol and Gallatin SITS.
Call CO. 1888 or GE. 9341- ewes. PECK
CO., 340S 18th st. ne. 10
MT. PLEASANT-6-rm. row house; 1746
Kilbourne pl NV; open sunday from
| to 8 pm: weekdays call DU. 6704. Ia
ROLLINGWOOD SECTION, 225Ou-At-
tractive Williamsburg Colonial with bed
bath, End floor; screened porch, oil a.-c.
Te inspect cal wo. $500 until pm,
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, Al home imprcvemnts from
sss 4 i9ef 70 c0sf co SS"P ss
ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS. rcdecoratins.
s Work hg ree estmses 0h
ons eAsR fAfSE sEsf f0f se SSsE vi sS5at
tract; experienced operator "'D+ +rwg' 81 ssta
CARPENTRY WORK, painting remodeling
m@sses @ f 8 NJ coNfRacFoRs, eR iste H6 4soi SOL
CARPENTRY-Home. ONCE and store re-
modeling and repairs; expert craftsmen.
Phons rhEtxS sH woRs 3a3s, s,on. u.u. e...,oI.,
terraces, wsiHs' ch@neys sne Sa1 repaees, 0s ee-
.nent driveways. porches, retaining walls.
pipe drainage; all kinds Of Xaterproofins
coScRETE woaKWcaIl u.s. US for walks,
,6 s,seps; ,,a floors, paving; retaining walls
cqlyerts precastins PRU1IT CONSTITUTE
TON co. Concrete Contractors, Alexan-
eIooK eTjn Va srKy.d@,o,o,p, JI 1161 1u, tn. o.,,
laying sanding. finishing: cleaning; Par.
ING coNIRACToRs NC. 1917 Wiscon-
HOME REMoDLfNG. rec. rms, attics
oaths Kit, remodeline;, cabinets and ap-
coNsTR Co. UN. :i::'.. dsys or s1es
IRON WORK, fire escapes. railines, pre-
fabricated steel garages and mill bldes.
DUPONT IRON WORKS 1855 18TH St,
KiTcHESS REDESIGNED and installed by
xperts nneSt cabinets and appliances,
worn lnoleum sink tops replaced with
,stimate MODERN HOME CO. Ma. t7io.
PAINTING and repair work OF all kinds;
inside and outside; reliable white mechan-
ics' reasonable. co. 9l9s, NO 624s.
PAPER HANGING-sample book shown in
your home Estimate free Work slaran-
teed. Now is the hour Call Ii. 1869
SCREEN DOORS. SCREEN wIRE-Large
stock Of screen wire, bronze, galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors WOLFE 4 BoRDoW HOW'RE.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have the
material. Call Sligo 394n. w. D. TAYLOR,
900 Greenwood ave. Takoma Park. Md.
ASKEW'S HOME SERV.-Psinting, paper
hanging, q sanding; undermining bsmt.
s1TfNrToN, q 1Go ToSS HOME 9S eoSWNERs-Any work
from foundation to roof Call HARRIS g.
HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 74sa or RA.
GahL iI III TIE '1ms '1HmYp.LE CONTRACTORS s9o today
for reas. estimates on ell home improve
ditions speciality. WA, 1851 UN,
GET OUR PRICES on home improvement
work from cellar to roof NATIONAL
DECORATING CO. ST. 3366-336t. go
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co. =
work guaranteed: monthly terms: free esti-
mates WA SJS6, d3yS or evening
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LOG CABIN. TOURIST COTTAGES, full.
furnished: furniture and hxtures, stock
large dining hall, lunch bar, beer and sol, =
drinks ESQ sas stasian trout trout stviins st,sh
Gen. Mdse business. clean stock. build
ings, fixtures and S-room modern nome
5 acres fine land, in valley, Of virginia
near Edinbure: all for $4,000.
Tourist home. bedrooms. strictly moo
land: completely furnished if desired; rea
opportunity for S13,500; immediate pos
Apt. homes. ., in Front Royal. for, sale
n No. O. SIMPSON; so Rsaltor' Front Royal va
MILTON GOLDSMITH, 52l Colorado Bldg.
1 6er oeae sdod .inss ems tSenRNf oDsn Mon snf
Liquor bar In hotel. about $1,000 sales
monthly. Due to circumstances will sacri;
fee; owners not active in business; reduced
to $4,000. with $4,000 cash.
Infants AND shlldren's nen wear in nv nv,
Gas station on popular city thorough-
fare; pumps; rent, $3.50; price. $4,000
Drugstore, popular transient corner; vas,
room for improvement; S25,o00, WIFI
COLORED = CARRY-OUT SHOP = All.
night owl spot with choicest NV location
duced for a quick sale. Terms. PAUL J
MILLER. 1921 14th st. NV, DU. 242a
Color 5DWREsTAURANr-close to ball.
park. Operating on 6-day week, $50
Low ens pns yms sss
PAUL j. MILLER, 1871 14th ST. NV. DU
242., or DU. 1270. Real buy here.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

FRANK wOLFBERG. expert repairing OF
French, English and domestic clocks, Is
now with LYNN JEWELERS., 500 F st. NV
DI. 4772. Phone for free estimate
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellars wet?
have tfe answer. Small jobs wanted. =
P WADDELL, TR. 1919 .
ing decorating, paper hanging. remodel
ing. For better work call HO. 9420.
AIS TREE SERVICE, 81. o523. Specializ-
ing IN clearing lots, removing trees, stumps
and underbrush; landscapng, grading.
lawn seeding and shrub planting. We carry
liability insurance. al
DO YOU HAVE decorations, additions or
repairs to be made on your home? II SC
we will send free an estimator to see you
All work guaranteed Both white and col
bred work solicited. Call IA 6161 all day
Sunday and week days after 3 pm Il
YOU CAN HAVE a truly modern kitchen
and save money by dealing direct with a
manufacturer Phone CUSTOM KITCH-
EMS. INC, AID. $500, for free plans and
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NV: sl25 o. more weekly PRESSING
machine rent $50. Lease sl'75o down;
ss as,4En spEi n SRoKs saE &c. b. ss5Fy ss5o
AK O460.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND New 2-story
modern building t42x85 it.. SOFT; lott, 2
storerooms, onices, on busy highway In
rapidly growing town; 2 businesses zone
agss ,oa seI o b.. ya
Will sell as unit or either business and
building separately. Present net income
20ee on price. Full information to pros
pective purchaser.
(annual rental over 81 5000, on State road.
located on 6-acre small farm. complete
farm buildings; excellent community; S1b,-
Service station and ssr.ss on oa good Z
Community near. Potomac River; 4,room
LEONARD sNIDER. La Plata. Nd.
DELICAIEsSEN, doing about 5000 weekly
business, Room fol. great improvement
Rent. sIo0 per month, net Price reason
Grocery, with sales OF $1,000 weekly
Rent, $3.50 per month. under Satisfactory
lease, includes apartment. Price. $4,000.
lock, stock and barrel $4,000 cash re-
'u Groc.ry, ali new equipment; $500 week
ly sales Four-year lease; moderate rent
Price Of $500 includes about $4,000
stock Of mercha ndise.
rapidly % developins de- section; well equipped
sash snd eshe Teauired. Exceiisns opportunity ter
substantial increase q an y .ire.dy .I.Ia proht.
aowAsp. ae5s sIsiriss nc. az a soasse,n sids s$
Roneid. "a. 5000. ~
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with property, on
sub; approx. annual
Growing area with
S25. 600 down. bal
HRIFTEE BROKERS,
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Directors Elected
By Fire Association

Three Washington area residents
have been named to the board of
directors of the National Fire Pro-
lection AsgpciatieM ~sS ass6e ~
The association, which Has been
holding its Sand annual meeting
since Monday in the Hotel Statler
elected officers and directors at It's
final session yesterday.
Among those chosen for the board
Of directors were H. r. Brown OF
the Bureau of Mines, College, Park
Md; George j. Richardson, secre-
tary-treasurer of the international
Association of Fire Fighters, and
w. A. Ross Of the United States
once Of Education. Mr.. Ross was
reelected to his dictatorship.
Named president of the associa
ton was John L. Wilds of Chicago
president Of the Protection Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.
Other officers are A. M. s. Stead
Of Montreal. first vice president;
Russell Grinnell, Providence, R. 1.
second vice president; Hovey T
Freeman, Providence, secretary.
treasurer, and George w. Elliot
New York, chairman of the board
of directors.
A. L. Brown of Boston, and L. 8
Bush Of San Francisco were re-
elected to the board yesterday, while
Frank C. McAuliffe of Chicago and
John Kidde, Belleville, N. j., were
named new directors.
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DR.. Ross Stresses Family
As Vital 10 Mental Health

Prince Georges County educators
and parents yesterday heard DR.
Mable Ross, head of the county
health clinic, explain how the Amer
ican family as a social force is
bound to survive because 1t is neces-
sary to the mental welfare Of the
people.
Speaking before the County Coun-
Gil of Parent Teacher Associations
In College Park, she said the family
setup is as important to mental sta
bility as food is to physical stability
Questions on child psychology
were answered in the afternoon ses-
sion by Charles Cofer, professor OF
psychology at the University OF
Maryland, and Herbert L. Rooney
chief psychiatric worker at the men
tai health clinic.
Theme OF the one-day program
was Mental Health and the Happy
Family"
The Hyattsville Glee Club, under
the direction of Miss Anita Har-
grave, entertained last night.
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James A.. Furfey, 90, Dies;
Father Of {. U. Professor

james Arthur Furfey, 30, fathe,
Of the Rev. Paul H. Furfey, pro-
fessor of sociology at Catholic Uni
versity, died yesterday at Doctors
Hospital after an illness OF nine
days. He lived at 1901 Twelfth
street NE.
A native Of Cambridge, Mass, Mr.
Furfey attended Boston College. He
was in business in Cambridge for
several years before becoming super
intendent of manufacturing for the
Middlesex County House of Correc-
tions.
He retired in 1927 and came to
live with his son, who is his only
survivor. His wife, Mrs. Margaret
H. Furfey, died in 1912.
Requiem mass will be said at 10
am. tomorrow in ST.. Anthony's
Church, Twelfth and Monroe streets
NE. Burial will be In Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Katherine Glass Green
Rites Today in Winchester
Spseiol Dispatch 10 The Ssar


WINCHESTER, Va, May a.
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine
Glass Green, 81, widow Of Henry
Raymor Green, were to be held to-
day at Loudoun Street Presbyterian
Church. Burial was to be in Mount
Hebron Cemetery. Mrs. Green died
Wednesday after long illness.
Mrs. Green, daughter of the late
Col. William Wood Glass, ST., and
Mrs. Mamie Campbell Glass, is
survived by one sister, Mrs. William
B. Davis, Winchester, and three
brothers, Thomas r. Glass, st.
Augustine, Fla; William w. Glass,
jr., Winchester, and j. Wood Glass,
NoWata, Okla.
For many years Mrs. Green con-
Quoted Fort Loudoun Seminary, q
girls school here and was organ
izing regent of Fort Loudoun Chap
ter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution. She also was active in
projects of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy. Her father served
as an ofncer In the Army Of North
ern Virginia during the Civil War.
She was the author Of several
books and had for some years held
membership in the Association of
American Penwomen in Washing
ton. D. C..
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Guy {. Smith, 50, Dies;
Box Company Agent

Guy E. Smith, 60, secretary of the
American Box Shook Export Asso-
citation. died yesterday in Doctors
Hospital after an illness of two
months.
He had been with the Washington
office of the company, whose head
quarters are in San Francisco, for
the past nine years. He lived In
the Stoneleigh Court Apartments
Connecticut avenue and L street
NV.
A native of Deadwood, 8. OAK,
Mr.. Smith moved to San Francisco
with his family as child. He en-
tered the lumber business more than
80 years ago and spent five years
in Shanghai with the Robert DOL
lar Co., lumber-shipping company
He had been with the box associa-
ton for the past nine years.
A box shook, 1t was explained, is
a dissembled wooden box. The
parts are shipped and assembled at
the destination.
Mr.. Smith was a veteran Of World
War I.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Matilda j. Smith, 80, of Sierra
Madre, Calf; a daughter, Mrs.
George s. Morrow, and grand
daughter, Melinda Margaret Nor
row, both OF Carmel, Calf
Funeral services were held today
at the Hines funeral home with
burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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; Fouquier Highways Gel
Priority for Repair
BY the Assoeiofed Press

RICHMOND, May IA. - State
Highway Department said today
road crews were giving priority to
three highways in Fauquier County
that were among the most severely
damaged by the late winter freeze
and thaw.
Road crews are working on Route
II, which was severely pitted by
heavy vehicles during the warm
weather following the freeze and 1t
will be necessary virtually to rebuild
long stretches Of the road. Route
% and 233, also badly damaged
will be repaired rs quickly as work.
ing schedules permit and the county
system should be up to par by mid
summer.
Freeze damage in Fauquier was
estimated at more than 100000.
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Draths

ALEXANDER, EUGENE. On Thurs
farNE 80 Na' Fl Zssf : log; hoisss Ss4s
Of Mte ana Arss d Aeaandep shsr Of
Ins siso IS IS survived sHS ed W By four grandchildren
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. Notice
of funeral later.
aa; 4LtES asy 19uIst fs f15dfsy EYg e Tpssi
BIadenSburg: Nd, beloved mother 9f Gath Gath
ylls pm Nd hesaiyss az sa'sTsarst trsnds Invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
~ fsss REssIE r1asS
n Tati sss S,.ks4 S1q ssd
MaTy MepousIs sTs i'ffs four bTo.hers John rich
fwo srsndehiapen and ndo many other
tives and friends. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Eugene Ford
BRIrToN, pr. ,5la EMLYN !. "a LANES 4ssioencs On
sR1rToN asI! 3ssn BELOVED si eT husband Of Mrs
Lee Brt2n lanes and father Brton 81 MSS
may" may cali at he Lee Funeral Home. Al,
st; and Mass. ave. ne. Notice OF services
NAY sRGSsna = fa4s. psn the home OF 81 her daash-
Ter, Mrs, Mabel BronSon Milne Of oiney
n hsa Fennen nns and M Ms I Kart suEha@ Ms
sprins snfusi Nd, o" where D services viii be held
%enI 9n Frasy E1ais, Ra PaIk Johnson City
N Y. Binghamton, N. Y. papers please
copy.
BRYANT. JAMES. On ~, Monday, May
boro, N. c.. and brother Of Dorothy Hamil.
ton: Family may be seen at the he,,a6for above
National Cemetery on Monday. May y.
at II am. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcguire
~ o9sTE' 1s4s caAAfEs fhAfEss co8TEs 81 E'e
n ave Nv deyoted .,neE1ies nephsw Of sr. Mss an
aunt, seven nieces, two nepheTs,. other
satvss and many dlends by HStss
'AHts j4MS 7 :?
Mildred Evans, Mrs: Helen Foote, Mrs;
Doris Walker Miss Deanns &C Coleman sa,rv,xad and
Mrs. Grace Merritt: four srandchildrsn
Remains may be viewed after pm;
nsTs ,syesa Hem VII St Al bea s. Sum
day, May 16, at 1:30 pm. Rev. r. A.
Randall oficiating. Interment Woodlaswn
Cemetery. 10
COLLIER, CATHERINE. On Wednes,
Day May ~ ia4s St her coER FefdanRse she
leaves her husband, Ike Collier: SON.
Albert simms, and two cousins Fannie
Street Of Colonial Beach: Va On Sun. !.
cali at her late residence. Funeral sery-
Ices, will be held on Monday; May day. -
Colonial Beach, Va. Interment church
cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Eugene Ford
FERRIS, MARY G. On "Wednesday LAY =
May l2, 194s. at her residence, 1903
9Th St. s,w, MARY G; FERRIS; beloyed
wife of Daniel W., Ferris and mother
st the residence Of her brother, James
Hartnett, 43 Franklin ST. ne. until Satur-
day. May Is, at 8 am, REQUIEM mass
at St Dominic's Church at $40; am
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Mattingly Fu'
neral Service. IL
Evening star., 1948-05-14
Charles 0'Connor,
Former Chief Artist
|0f The Star, Dies

Charles s. O'Connor, SO, an artist
on The Star before World War I,
died suddenly yesterday at his home
in Jackson Heights, New York, N. Y.
Mr.. O'Connor was head Of The
Star art department in 1907, when
Clifford K. Bergman, then an en-
ploye of the Patent once, began
contributing his political cartoons
to the paper.
HE was Is years younger than
am" said Mr.. Bergman, "but he
has lived three times as long-I
mean he has lived three lives while
I was living one"
All his old companions on The
Star recalled Mr.. O'Connor's happy
living-how he would eat beans and
other 10-cent meals on hash house
stools for q week in order to spend
$40 on dinner with vintage wines
at the New Willard in entertaining
young woman; how he bought a
Stutz Bearcat touring car, stripped
| it down to a racing body with bucket
seats and painted 1t bright blue
to make it the most conspicuous
vehicle in town.
Born in SwampOodle.
He was Swampoodle boy, born
in st. Aloysius' Parish, and he at
tended st. Johns High School be-
fore coming to The Star. He was a
naval reserve officer and went on
active duty in World War I. cross
ing the Atlantic-as he told the
story-in the smallest boat to do
that under the American flag and
coming back in the largest, the
Leviathan.
That return voyage gave him his
favorite memento Of the war, a
royal heart flush with which he won
$500. He had it framed and hung in
his Office.
After the war Mr.. O'Connor went
to New York with Louis Pedlar, the
genius Of clip-the-coupon advertis-
ing. Life was even roster in the
metropolis he reported to his Wash
ington friends on occasional trips
here. He would cause momentary
unrest here with mention of the
account that was paying his $3.50
a week for four hours work and
the yacht in Long Island Sound.
His friends credited him As . COM
mercial artist and as one Of the
greatest salesmen in their expert
cnce.
Was Here Recently.
He was q salesman for Contempt
Advertising Artists, Inc, when he
died. He was in Washington last
month on his way back from q stay
in Florida ordered for his health.
Mr.. O'Connor Is survived by his
widow, the former Gertrude Sulli-
van of Washington two daughters,
Mrs. Corliss Cameron of Ottawa,
Ont, and Gail O'Connor. Barry
O'Connor, son by previous mar
riage, is an officer in the merchant
marine.
A solemn requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Monday at St.
Joan of Arc Church in New York.
Burial will be tn New York cem-
etery,