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Kinnier to Tell Citizens
Of Arlington Planning

c. L. Kinnier, Arlington County
planning engineer, will discuss his
work in an address before the Fort
Myer Heights Citizens Association
at 8 pm. tomorrow in Woodrow
Wilson School, Arlington.
The organizations Revenues and
Expenditures Committee asked
members to submit suggestions for
items which may be recommended
for inclusion in the county budget.
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Spruce and pine gum was called
"Frankincense" by Colonial Amer
leans.
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When the pilgrims landed in New
England, they did not know how to
build log cabins. Instead they built
bark huts.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-One lot, 4
sites, Just inside sate; cost 33o7; viii take
$3.50. LU. 1886. 10s
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Uarn nf UhankH

MAURER, JOHN J. The family of the
late JOHN j. MAURER wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, neighbors and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes and sympathy at
the passing Of our husband and brother.
THE FAMILY &
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wednesd.y. January !. 1szs. At his resi-
%2GrS Sf2fs sSiS HbwzS MiR' THonsSs
Thomssine. c. NJ. r; Margaret a. Thom1
}Sssph Rss Msfy e. Cat GsSas L. Hsae
Thompson. Funeral from the Takoma Fu-
neral Home, 254 Carroll St. Takoma Park,
c' on satuTdsy January nar L. At It $40 $40
rows Catholic Church at 8 am. Relatives
and friends invited o
TURNER, EULA. On Tuesday, January
g. 1914 x E u 5e gEsEE 1ne1 Of a9d asS2 dsSsn. que St.
Of Sandy and Rachel McRae. She also is
survived by two brothers, three sisters.
@ SsEsl later ''s Arrsnsements BY 'i Mslvan q &
TURNER, NELLIE NJ. On Wednesday,
January Z, 1g4s; at Providence Hospital,
sa EE5 JOHN N T. and 6eSosS @oSer "s If IF h
". W. joseph Of ii6 Allan I'd, YORKTOWN
village, Md. Remains resting at the Be
Reuben asiSPunH Pumphrey, % Bethesda, % Nd. Notice
Of funeral later.
WASHINGTON, HENRY. On Tuesday,
asNRY anSssy %saSooE & aas 4 e t.
husband Of Mary Washington. Funeral
and interment Columbia, s. c. Services
by Stewart's Funeral Home. 9
WASHINGTON, THOMAS H. On Thurs
day, January 8, 194S, at his residence, 42O
2nd st. NV. THOMAS H. WASHINGTON;
beloved father Of George washington and
Irene Catlett, grandfather Of Dolores Cat
lett, father-in.law of Perry Catlett. He
also leaves three brothers-in-law; two sis
ters-in- -law, other relatives and friends.
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
WEIGH, MARGARET A.. On Tuesday
January g., 194s. at Gallinger Hospital;
the late Robert E. Welch and mother Of
Mary Jane and James R. WEIGH: Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
sta. and Mass. ave. ne: Requiem sass
will be offered on Friday. January g.
at O. an. at st. Theresa's Catholic
Church. 18th and v SITS. Sc. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8
WILLIAMS, ROBERT r. On Wednes-
Riverdale. Md, ROBERT R. WILLIAMS Of
62Os 43rd ave, Hyattsyille, Nd, beloved
husband of Ada v. Williams. 1nterment
Congressional Cemetery. SERVICES and in
terment private. Please omit flowers.
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CAREY, WILFRED G. The members OF
An Father Rosensteel Council, No
y !; s: }
. " at 7:45 pm, to recite the
rosary for the repose Of the soul OF
Brother WILFRED G. CAREY.
r. B. FOWLER, Grand KNIGHT.
VIM. v. JOUVENAL, Fin. Sec.
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Scranton. sr 0f Pa, MICHAEL j J.
SWINBURNE. member Of Co.
lumbia typographical Union,
No. 1O1. Funeral services on
Friday. January 8. In wilkes.
Barre, Pa.
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on January 3, 1948, in New York City,
HERBERT ADAMS. He leaves to mourn a
wife, Eva Adams, and five children of New
ans; an aunt, Mrs. Anna Morris. and q
very devoted cousin, Mrs. Olivia Amis OF
937 T st. NV. Washington, D. C., and a.
friends are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held on Friday. January
terry.
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Uarna uf UhankH

BANKS, ANNIE LEE. The. family of the
late ANNIE LEE BANKS wishes to express
and symps E
THE FAMILY.
herman, SAMUEL. The family of the
late SAMUEL herman wishes to express
neishbors and relatives for their kind and
thoughtful expressions Of u Sympathyv q 3 thy /.
BUSH. ARITA EILEEN. We wish to
workers, relatives, the pastor and mem
bers Of the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Of Herndon, Va, for their beautiful now
expressions of kindness. during our sad.
ness at the sudden passing Of our beloved
sUgh s1HShter and THE fs'fS gusH HfIEA p4AE EILEEN
DEsKINs. THEODORE. The. family of
thanks for the sympathy Of neighbors
Ba s soes 5snd e r g. Rse s USE 05a q esrs
friends during the illness and at the death
Of our loved one. THE FAMILY
DUNLOP, AMANDA ELIZABETH The
uahes 20 20 EXPRESS Re s'e its % deep so
for the beautiful flowers and heart t-felt
snd ss hs & Time s'@Pes n desth TIE If
the late CLARENCE FRANEY wish to ex-
Rev. Smith, pastor of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church; Revs. Lucas and Boykin,
Mr. Michael Thomas, relatives, friends, the
members of the board and fellow workers
OF the Northumberland Apartment House
for the floral offerings, cards and many
other deeds Of sympathy and kindness in
their sad bereavement. THE FAMILY. 29+
HARPER, LUCY LUCINDA. We wish to
express our sincere gratitude and thanks
to the pastor, choir, friends and neigh.
sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes
during our recent bereavement
THE HARPER FAMILY.
HOWARD, MARY LEE. The many kind
expressions Of sympathy of the friends and
neighbors of MARY LEE HOWARD were
deeply appreciated and are gratefully ac-
knowledged by the family
THE FAMILY.
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Mrs. Browning Dies;
Wife. Of Contractor

A woman who would have cele-
brated her silver wedding anniver-
sary Wednesday and her 47th birth
day anniversary Thursday died yes
terday of heart attack at her
home.
>She was Mrs. Virginia Jones
Browning, 1861 B street Sc, wife
of Carl E. Browning, building con-
tractor. She and her husband had
planned to take trip to New York
to celebrate the two events!
Mrs. Browning was born and edu-
Gated in Orange, Va, and came to
Washington in 1920 as an operator
for the Bell Telephone Co.
She was a member of the Ninth
Street Christian Church and Tri-
umph Council No. 8 of the Daugh-
ters of America. The latter group
will hold funeral services at the
Lee funeral home at pm. Mon
day.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by four brothers, Marvin j.
Jones of Washington, Roy P. Jones
of Atlanta, Wallace M. Jones OF
Harrisburg. Pa, and Alvin H. A,
Jones of New oxford, Pa: three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Beckley of Wash
ington, Mrs. J. Rice Quisenberry OF
Wake Forest, N. c., and Mrs. C. r
Williams, Norristown. N. j.
Funeral services will be held at
l 80 pm. Tuesday at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NE, with burial in
|. Cedar Hill Cemetery. a
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1u Mrnturtattr

dear mother. MARY DORSEY, who de-
parted this life SO years ago, Marcn l..
we have no abiding city;
Mansions here soon will decay,
But that city God built frmly
Will never pass away.
LOVING DAUGHTER MATTE JONES.
GRIMES, ALPHoNSO. In memory OF
my dear uncle, ALPHONSO GRIMES, who
departed this l1fe four years ago today,
/ think of you, dear uncle.
And have many sad regrets.
A day will always remember
When the rest of the world torgets.
YOUR NEPHEW CHARLES Z. MILLER.
GUARAGNA, ALFRED AND ASSUNTA.
In memory of our beloved son and brother,
ALFRED GUARAGNA, who left US Febru.
wife. Vii 70 1AssuNTA G1ARAGNA, who Joined
her son October %. 1874.
FRANK GUARAGNA, Father and Hus-
band; JEANNE 6. MCINTOSH, Sister
and Daushter.
WALLACE, PRINCE MABEL. In loving
memory of our dear wife. mother and
aunt, PRINCE MABEL WALLACE, who
passed to the great beyond two years ago
February 2S. 1916.
Although your soul els now at rest,
And free from care and pain:
The world would seem like Heaven
If we had you back again.
Her Loving Husband JOHN WALLACE,
Son HERBERT ROSS, Nieces LENA,
KENON AND MARJORIE VINCENT;
Nephew WILBERT SCRINCE ana
Grandchildren HERBERT: Jr.; CA.
ROLE and HOWELL ROSS.
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of Surveys and Maps, English
Speaking Union. Italy-America So
ciety, Alliance Francaise, vice
president; Spanish Atheneum, for
mer president; Institute de las
Espanas, Cosmos Club and an honor
ary member of the Petroleum Geol-
ogists and the National Geographic
Society.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Alice w. Darton: two sons, Arthur
B. Darton, 6906 Bradley boulevard,
Chevy Chase, architect and builder,
and Horace L. Darton of Washing
ton, of the Export Import Bank; a
daughter, Mrs. William J. Kerlin
of the Brookeville road address, and
six grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be said at 10
am. tomorrow at the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase
circle. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Rites Set Tomorrow
For Henry Rupert

Requiem mass for Henry j. Rup-
pert, 86, retired director of the old
Seventh Street Savings Bank which
he helped organize, will be said at
10 am. tomorrow at St. Anthony's
Church, Fourteenth and Monroe
streets NE. Burial will be in St.
Mary's Cemetery.
Mr.. Rupert died Friday after
noon at Providence Hospital after
a long illness. He had lived with
a niece, Mrs. William A. Cord, at
3215 Fourteenth street NE, for the
last Is years.
Mr.. Rupert was born in Wash
ington, the eldest son of John H.
Rupert, one of Washington's early
residents. His father operated a
large slaughter house on a 65-acre
farm adjoining Georgia avenue,
then known as the Seventh street
pike. The farm was popular gath
ering place before the turn Of the
century for many of Washington's
early German families.
ME- Rupert was retail meat
dealer in the o street Market from
1895 until 1915. He was a director
of the bank for many years prior to
his retirement in 1882.
Survivors are sister, Mrs. Mamie
Schaefer, Bethesda. His wife, the
late Mrs. Louise Cord Rupert, died
in 1924.
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Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For William B. Coifman

Funeral services for william B.
Coffman. retired employe of the
District Water Department. will be
held at l pm. tomorrow at the
s. H. Hines funeral home Burial
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Cof1man died unexpectedly
Thursday night at his home, 1900
Upshur street NV. He would have
been rs next Thursday.
A native OF Edinburg, Va, Mr..
Coffman was a farmer in the
Shenandoah Valley before he came
to Washington AZ years ago to work
with the Pullman Co. He was a
clerk at the District Water De-
partment for more than 20 years
prior to his retirement in 1912
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Minnie Coffman; a daughter, Mrs.
Virginia c. Thompson, of the up
shur street address. and a grand
son, Robert Claud Thompson, jr.
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Funeral Set Wednesday
For Mrs. Nellie McBeth

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie H.
McBeth of 2912 Sixteenth street
NE, who died Friday in Phoenix,
Ariz. of heart attack. will be held
Wednesday at the S. H. Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial in Fort Lincoln Gem
etery will follow.
Mrs. McBeth had been spending
the winter in Arizona because OF i'll
health. She was 78.
A lover of dogs, she organized one
of Washington's first cocker speniel
clubs. Another hobby was painting
in oils and on china and her work
won many prizes.
Mrs. McBeth was born in Lafay-
cite, Ind, and came to Washington
more than 40 years ago with her
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Archbishop Will Preside
AT Rites for Father Reinhar'
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

EMMITSBURG, Md, Feb. 28.-
The newly-installed archbishop of
the Catholic archdiocese of Balti-
more will come here Monday to
preside at a requiem mass for a
priest fatally injured in an auto
mobile mishap.
Archbishop Francis P. Keough
will officiate at the service for Rev.
Thomas D. Reinhart, pastor of ST..
Anthony's Shrine.
Father Reinhart died Thursday
night in a Hagerstown hospital.
Physicians said he apparently suf-
fered heart attack while driving
his car. The machine went out of
control and struck a tree.
The priest will be buried in Cum
berland Tuesday following a family
funeral mass there.
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Dratha

sAMHEL sss At D. sipfs9 1g sstnTdas
Hospital sAMyEL D na WATSON HibsSf Ma3yea SslGyea
Chambers Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin ST.
NV on MONDAY, MarSn Sa atton.i m a. cemetery
WEBB ANNE NAH HaS Sp satHEafy WEsE o Fec e
bth st. Sc, beloved wife Of the late Fred
erick eric John Webb and mother Of Frederics 4,
and CASTOR Webb r,,nsea Remahs Hame res:f
Pa ave. Sc, until 10 am. Sunday, Feb
ruary 80. Services and interment Alder-
SON, vi. va. 20
WEBB, JESSIE WATERS; Departed Departed this his
fs a4s suddss!S 5sssiE on wATERs WEsB Beloved
mother moth; Of Mrs: Alma Downs and devoted ot,r
grandmother Of William Waters "a Also sint sur
other relatives and friends: After 2 pm;
saturdagy ~ beT "a 39
D. m, from Mount Zion NJ E. Church, 29th
st. between Dumbarton ave. ana y 81. ID Nv
WELLS, EDWARD J. On Saturday, FEB
ruary IS, l94S, EDWARD j.; WELLS & 81 40
sss VI Wells nv and 4eeyea Of
a are 1 a devoted friend, Miss Rita Maytielsd;
Sie Notice Of Of funeral later. Arrangements So by
MCGUIRE. 20
WHEAT. CHRISTIE AMELIA. On Fri
ss,1s Md a. 1eas eeHasr s. hsF
wheat and mother of Ruby Elliott and
frances E corbn ErienndS nS.ifsHi,e may can Md :.
where services will be held on Monaay.
March 1. at | pm: Interment 81. 'ohh
WISE, JAMES D. On Thursday; Febru;;
ary 26 194S, JAMES WISE HUSBAND q
CO. Funeral Home. a9Ol t4th st, NV. on on
Monday, March /, at pm. lntermeht
Confessional Cemetery. ~
YOUNG, JAMES e. On 9!a.Pr. Priday yi,s Feosn' sf6
Mrs. Mamie Grady Mrs Eye yauns hasia dsvoles Miss
friend of Mrs. Marsaret Davis He t,.as. aiSe
is survived by. other relatives and = irisnds snn.
day March l. At the az Barnes r. & Matthswi a5srs
Tuesday, March q. at | Pm. from 81
Paul 4: Y, NJ. P. Church, 4sn !. ana and rs "a.
| terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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John Lyons, ST., S6, Dies;
Pioneer Coal Operator
By the Associated Press

MIDDLEPORT, Ohio, Feb. 28.-
John Lyons. sr., 86, pioneer coal
operator and businessman here, died
today after a short illness.
Mr.. Lyons, always shabbily dress
ed, was a familiar figure in banks
and other financial institutions as
far away as Columbus.
In an interview before his death,
he estimated his wealth, mainly in
coal land holdings, at $40, 0,000, 900.
However, others in the coal industry
expressed belief the total would be
far less, possibly $1,000,000.
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bombing mis-
sion, will be
held at noon
today in the
Zanzansky fu-
neral home, 3501
F. o u r t e e n t h
street N.Y., with
burial in the
District of Co.
lunbia Lodge
Cemetery.
Sergt. Katz
was born in
Washington and
attended Roose-
welt High School.
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Hnupiltttu

SHAPIRO, MAX. Monument unveiling
for the late MAX SHAPIRO will take place
Sunday, February 30, 194S, at 1890 pm,
at B'nai Israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Md.
Relatives and friends invited. 90
SIEGEL, JULIUS. Monument unwilling
for the late JULIUS SIEGEL viii take place
Sunday, February "a, 194S, at IL 80 a m.
at B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill, Md.
Relatives and friends invited. 29
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He was shoe
salesman in Norfolk before joining
the Army in 194l. He was mem
ber of B'nai Birth.
Surviving are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Katz of 49l8 Ninth
street NV, and a sister, Mrs. Sally
Drankin of the same address.
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husband, Joseph H. McBeth, an
engineer with the Geological Sur
vey. who died three years ago.
She was active in the Eastern
Star and was charter member OF
the past matrons of Eastgate chap
ter.
Surviving are son, Frank H. Nc
Beth; two daughters, Mrs. Marian
English and Mrs Bingham w.
Matthias, and a sister. Mrs. John
Bluntzer. all of Washington,
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Grayeside Services Today
For S/Sergt. RAYMOND katz

Funeral services for S/Sergt.
Raymond Katz, "a, Army Air Forces
gunner who was killed November
IL, 1943, in Australia while on a
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A-22 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
~,

the late JACOB L. RosENBERd wishes tc
express its sincere thanks and appreciation
to the relatives and friends for the kind
nesses. cards, flowers and expressions o.
sympathy during their bereavement.
THE ROSENBERG FAMILY. g
Z STEWART. JAMES b. Mrs. James B
Stewart and the family of the iate
JAMES B. STEWART take this means oil
expressing their heartfelt thanks for the
many kindnesses shown them during thetl
recent bereavement
MRS. JAMES B. STEWART
AND FAMILY.
WATERS, ERNEST R. Mrs. Pear
Waters wishes to thank friends, neiehbors
and relatives for their expressions Of SYM
pathy and lovely flowers at the passing
of her husband. ERNEST r. WATERS.
WIFE. PEARL WATERS.
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AMBULANCES.
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
CHOICE CHAPEL LOT a gravesitesI, FIT
Lincoln Cemetery: make offer. SH. 5445.
4 SITES, National Memorial Park Fairfax
County, Va; cost 1896. sell for $500. HI.
TWO DESIRABLE SITES in private lot.
beautifully located, in Cedar Hill Gene
tery: WO. S437. %
FOR SALE, sites. best loo in Fl. Lincoln
Cemetery. UN. 1648 after 8 am. Il
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, Mt. Calvary
section, lot Al, sites; will sell my equity,
leaving city. WO. 1892 II
NATIONAL MEM PARK, one 4-grave site,
near entrance. $3.50 ia. 21s1-M. 2a'
4 CHOICE BURIAL PLOTS in National
Park Cemetery, on driveway, SS5 each.
GOOD INVESTMENT, / block, consisting
of 4 burial sites, loo near the new maui
soleum in National Memorial Park. Due TO
death in family must sacrifice. WO. 0853.
FORT LINCoLN-Fine sites. marker priv
price 1886. OWNER, Nj. 1907.
WILL EXCHANGE group building lots, Ar
lington, Va. for cemetery lots. BOWERS,
l104 18th st. NV. RE. 2029.
CHOICE 5-sITE LOT in beauty spot Of
WA. 9012.
high and dry, $50 ca. which is reduction
g, SO ca. from current price, MRS. SIM
9 LOTS, National Memorial PARK, Fails
Church; Will sacrifice. WATSON, Shep-
lSI0 s1oSu.
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day. FEBRUARY 26, l948. at his residence.
4513 New Hampshire ave. NV. WILLIAM
M. 1nee MaulD, father of Edna Croyato
and william A. jr;; Iii; brother ssr tpdrr Of Jazz re-
above residence on Monday. March /, |
at 9:3O am. High requiem mass at 10
am at St Gabriers Church. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery Relatives and
friends are invited. 20
MIrIIICAN WILLIAM Members of /
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Department Of the DiStrlct
of Columbia. Jewish War Vet
Grams of the United States,
requests that members OF all
of its posts attend the fu-
neral services for Staff Sergt.
RAYMOND KATZ, to be held
Sunday, February %. 194S.
at the Bernard Danzansky Il
Home. 36nI 14th st. NV.
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F., are hereby notified of the
h of Inmate BESSIE SMITH
Sc meet at her late residence,
, S st. NV, Sunday. February
at 7::30 pm, to conduct our
MABEL FLOYD,
M. N. G.
A s. KNIGHT, w. Rec.
BESSIE. Oficers and members
of Gethsemane Chapter, No., 3,
o. e. S., are hereby. requested
to attend the funeral of Sister
BESSIE SMITH on Monday,
March /, 194S, at ! pm. from
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1890 Vermont ave. NV.
. HAWKINS, Worthy Matron.
TER A. MASON. Worthy Patron.
w TODD, Secretary.
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BURROWS, GEORGE E. The Joseph
ANNA B. Kelleher Post. Mo- 2249,
is hereby notified of the
S E. fsash BbRRo&sl 4 SSRrsfs fse GEqReE y p 81
&4G% honor guard will hold serv-
ices, Sunday, February 30:
wv 194S, at pm, at Chambers
Funeral Home, 31st and M sts NV In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
on Monday morning. March /.
E. BEACH, Post Commander.
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CRAWFORD, ADA b. On Thursday,
February 26, l94S, at her home, Potomac,
Md. ADA B. CRAWFORD. beloved wife OF
the late Joseph H. Crawford and mother
of Mrs Martin Berghers, Henry l.. and L.
Filbert Crawford. Remains resting at her
late residence, where funeral services viii
be held Monday, March /, at IL am. an
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. go
DARToN, NELSON HORATIO. On
Saturday, February 2S, l94S, at his resi-
dence, 1868 Brookville rd., Chevy Chase
Md, NELSON HORATIo DARTON, hus'
band of Alice w. Darton and father OF Ar
thur B. Darton, Horace L. Darton and Mrs
William j. Kerlin. Mass win be offered al
the Shrine of the Blessed Sacranfen,
Church, Chevy Chase Circle, on Monday
March l, at 10 am. Interment Noun
Olivet Cemetery. ~
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Funeral Home, 131 11th ST. Sc.
,Signed)
AGNES MALANDER, Counciler.
GRACE RICKETTS,, Recording Sec'y.
McKEIIER. MAMIE s. On Friday. FEB


''ishtAG AGNES MALANpER. counciler.
GaekfIIEk aaAfh hkEckhMif NAME s. Ee'SFdna F4ds
st Eaars re- - MAMIE ayiai = s e MsksLIER BELOVED
BsIhs Bif Of Measer EsefFs a
Smith She also is survived by six sisters.
four brothers, two nieces. other relatives
Matthews Funeral Home, GA 4th st. s.w.
N0sifs MEALS. s. 'ahesH GIAkA ApELrNE, On Thurs
pital, phs Bethesda, Nd, CLARA ADEL1NE
MEADs. beloved wife OF Jessie Meads,
mother Of Sarah Meads, sister of Mrs. Cor.
Turner Tns paksI Many other relatives and friends
also survive. Remalns may be Wewed az
her late homs ls East Middle lane Roek
IS. Funeral services Sunday, February
e. at at Jerusalem Methodlst Is
MarEs qfes' cemetery, naas Boyds. Nd. Where re:
ms'na mems may INVITED Services bS snovden
ruars ~ =, 1e4s' PH1LfP 8. MONROE, be-
loved son Of Franklin and Violet Monroe
william De Haan. funeral from the James
Rysn Nona. Eupssa Maeb H1 si $40 Pa ave shenss s
to ST. Anthony's Church. where mass
will be offered at 2 am. Relatives and
Cemetery 90
MoY. GONG tCHEE,. On Wednesday
February s5 I94s a. his o resIdenee nc go
husband of Mamie Moy, father of Guy
Jimmie, Richard, Samuel G.: James e.
Foong Yee, Alice johnson. Esther Chan
and Louise Hong. Remains resting at
Chambers Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin st.
NV. until Monday, March /, st IL noon.
Services at Calvary Baptist Church, Sth
and H sts. NV. at pm. Remains will
lie in state at the above church from IL
noon to pm. Interment Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-08-27
Peace or War
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retards, the techniques of the domi
nant social class, and how possibly
the common people might be ener
gized and given sufficient faith in the
justice of their cause to put up active
opposition.
This will take time and the job will
not be an easy one. But it can and
must be done before further progress
can be made. There is no corruption
of human nature to stop us, no faint
of flesh and spirit to make the job
impossible
That is why the question of peace
or war is now the worlds major moral
problem.
Another world war would be cal
amity Another world war would in
crease rather than eliminate the hates,
fears, and false notions that retard
progress. War would serve as an ex-
cellent excuse for the dominant class
to impose force to prevent the re-
quired examination and criticism and
evaluation of the present injustices
and the bases upon which they resi-
false doctrines. prejudices, and no
tons of present perfection in our eco
nomic and political affairs.
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now, for partisan advantage after fail
ure is becoming apparents. Readers
will remember, however, that only one
Presidential candidate predict failure
long ago, and did not suspend truth
telling until it came. His name was
Henry Wallace He deserves more
attention
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mat Wnere C0-OperatI0n DegInS
So what do you do? You and your neigh
bors decide to chip in and buy comparatively.
You and your neighbors are going to share in
the ownership and savings. You are not inter
ested in profits, but in service and savings.
After couple of seasons you find that
your Coop is doing fine. So you decide to keep
control over your business all the way. You
begin thinking about marketing comparatively
all the way. You want voice in the big market
places, where prices for what you sell and buy
are fixed
1t all started as an idea. But it was an idea
strong enough to take root in the minds of
thousands of farmers.