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given all the courteSieS.
In London the Official Yusoslay
news agency. TanJug quoted Tito
as saying the West could not count
on Yugoslayia To join in war
plans" against the Soviet Union
despite the Cominform split. The
first official translation in Bel
grade. however. did not contain
this quotation.
/ The Tan)ug quotation was
Wrong are all those warmoneer-
I ing reactionary elements in capt.
talist countries who imagine they
can count on us in their war plans
owing 10 the ditficult situation in
which our country finds itself to-
day due 70 the attitude OF Eastern
countries toward US,
This would tend to emphasize
/ Yugoslavlas position between the
/ East and West Although the
| cominform brands Tito and his
lieutenanS bad" Communists
they actually consider themselves
true Communists and 40 not
ardently friendly 10 the West.
The Tanjug version also quotes
Tito as saying that despite the
squeeze from the East and CON
siderable difficulties" in buying
machines in the West. the three
month plan for general Industrial
ization and electrincation had
been completed $50 per cent. the
mining plan by 9S2 per cent
heavy industry by 90.3 per cent
and light industry by 94.6 per
cent.
No one gives us anything for
credit. Tanjug quoted Tito as
complaining. We still need very
much and We are doing our best
TO get the means OF payment"
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Formoso JoiIs 200 Students
As Instiqotors of Riots

TA1HOkU CTalpeh. FormoSa,
April 7 Delayed (PJ.-More than
200 college students have been
arrested by Formosa garrison
police on suspicion of instigating
riots and demonstrations.
1ncidentS on Formosa.
China's big island province. are
part of student unrest which
has been increasing on the
Chinese mainland the past few
WeeksD
Armed troops formed a Gordon
around Formosa University and
Formosa Normal College the night
of April 5 and routed students
from dormitories. They said they
were searching for 81 "profes-
sional" students accused of post
ing provocative slogans in VIOLA
tion of public order.
A city-Wide demonstration was
scheduled by the students later
but troops surrounded the colleges
and prevented the parade.
Chen Cheng, Formosa's gov
ernor, said the roundup Of stu
dents was to prevent penetration
of undesirable elements"
Evening star., 1949-04-09
81 Senators Offer Bill
For State Ownership
or TideIands Areas
q. As Ass~~ ~ s~s ss,

TGar StAiss eIa4s2s - t,t ,-
rsrh tsaesAHcs wrgr sfate-
anrW :o4Ay <ttsnE 90 a.
Fps4sd II r4.Ghsss5er -
srrAa
yF34rts -asar Senator'S s>,nrt -.
YESTERDAY IN guucsgegrs
lhai aaGc ggve lsat ssssss tie
tie Nation submerged ssAs.,.
lands
Senator Too<y EspJsssA- -
Sew Hampshire promptly ssrt-
ID tas those v no contend tFar Fr"-
ryN4 Government eSns tSs Yw~-
esty. lie ~ald tlry ali &c Use -
s~Ss 10 klu The bill in nse yusrsr,-
af ,fse people ol the Cn.ged SlAlr,
. Opy~aasnIx a. The rseAs,ssr rtrn
Il they lesc N cenEreAs knew ,'s-,
can }nok 10 FyesAcens Ig}4rA:, &C.
a veto lie has vetoed SlcA -
once before and has pfoEn!scc q,
Go 80 again Il necessary
Truman Message Cited
In his state Of ;he Union re,.
Aase to CcngreSS last 1anuaEn ".
Truman xAld
We mus, adopt q pgogfAT '~e
the planned use ct petroleum fr-
serves under the sra which Arr
and must genaln-~VeSied ~ 80
Pederal Government
Senator MeCarran. Dcmor
ol Nevada chairman Of tie
judiciary Committee. sad "a
orerlng The bill tina, Il 'ully PFC
teci> the Federal 0oNernmenl
national defense glEhts IN Tie
udelandS and added
Private development O! O.. IA
these lands Is no longer an lAs4t.
The Federal control bill recon
mended by interested Fede!A,
agencies would validate eAas,4nE
leasrS and authorize future leas-
ms TO private concerns jaSs a. ths
States nov are doing
The only difference is that the
States are recetsinE far greAter
lease revenues than the Federal
Government now receives on sim
liar leases
ist' Ruling Recalled.
/ Senator Tohcy eontsnoed the
bill would nullity q is&1 Supreme
Court decision which he said save
lhe Federal Government uue 10
the udelandS
The case involved the sub
merged lands OF the California
coast Senator McCArrAn said The
court had held only that the Ped
eral Government had paramount
rights over the tidelandk for
such purposes as national de-
tense and navigation
Vice President BATkiey took the
view thai the tldelands already
are part Of the public domain
and referred the bill 10 the Senate
Interior and Public Lands Com
mittee,
/ Senator MccArran offered no
objection but Senator connAlly.
4 AStdttANIHAt va ANARAt 0asS va Wv
sponsors Of the bill. eontended u
should so TO the Judiciary Com
mittee. which last year approved
similar bill.
/ Senator OMahoney. Democrat.
OF Wyoming. chairman Of the
Interior and Public Lands Com
mittee. said last year IT would
be extremely unwise 10 pass any
/ legislation which would sur
render the Oovernment'k right
In the undeveloped continental
shelf"
! Some kinds Of Ash can survive
being frozen in Ice. but the length
OF time they are frozen and the
/ conditions under which the zee
nelts are important factors 10
survival
Evening star., 1949-04-09
| ito
Continued From FRS,

Continued From First Page
appears 10 deliver an address be e
fore a Joint congressional session
This marked the frSt time since
l945 that foreign correspondents
have been permitted to attend q
meeting Of this sort They were
given all the courteSieS.
Evening star., 1949-04-09

An award Of 5000 for the best
translation in English Of the In
dian epic 'Ramayana" will be
made by Bombay industrialists.
Evening star., 1949-04-09


of
a
-AP
Evening star., 1949-04-09

Some kinds Of Ash can survive
being frozen in Ice. but the length
OF time they are frozen and the
conditions under which the zee
melts are important factors 70
survival
Evening star., 1949-04-09

that the Nationalists say by then
whether they will accept Mao's
eight conditions. These terms
amount to outright surrender and
include turning over to the Reds
all Nationalist leaders they have
listed as war criminals"
Evening star., 1949-04-09
u. NJ.

Continued From Pirst PAGE
Evening star., 1949-04-09

-YEAR-OTD BOY wants "Jinx'' hi,
doFgie. White with brown ears, female
kard deg. Reward. IA. 5061. p
Evening star., 1949-10-30


once
Magazine
10 MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Rites Held Tor {. {. Miller
Pioneer Auto Dealer Here

Funeral services fer Charles r
Miller. %. pioneer aasognoeaas
dealer here. were hel6 YESTERDAY
IN the Hires funeral hcrns 2se!
Fourteenth stree; NV BQTtai "a,
In Rock Greek Cenetsry
Mr.. Miller died WEDNESDAY n
'Sioley Hospital after q brief illness
Born in Reading, Pa. he came
TO Washington about 1894 Shortly
after the turn O, the century. he
became Washington arst Ford
dealer and later operated the NIL
Ter Brothers Ford concern with his
brother Claude. He then opened
the Charles E. Miller Tire Co.
Fourteenth and H streets NV
retiring about 20 years age.
He vas a personal friend Of The
late Henry Ford. who visited him
IN his home on several occasions
Mr.. Miller lived al s4l3 -Four
teenth street NV,
A 32d Degree Mason. he Was q
charter member OF Columbia
Country Club.
Besides his brother. who lives IN
Sparkhill. NJ Y. he Is survived by
a son, Ralph Miller. Washington
q daughter. Mrs. Helen Rlue.
Colesyille. two sisters, Mrs, Eta
Stetson. Chevy Chase, and Mrs
Grace Rowland. wash.neton, Ave
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Rites Tor n. ]. luckeii.
Native oi D. E.. Iodsy

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tssn tas.ere ssat Frssy Ganln 49,
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Gates rs &tseNsts s>rrs kHt wxxAs4s
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MAJ FkkAs- i4aeEr}g. naeSs -
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S~.~rss sax ar twc $500 Bark 7.
A'ae E.sGetsr s&ar krtt taia ~
E+fwcrf&se I've s.ssern Msss tse.{sr
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Evening star., 1949-06-25

Graf Zeppelin, the International
Aeronautic Conference. all the
postage-due stamps Of 1890. sew
eral winged globe air mail stamps
and many internal revenue issues.
A native Of Germany. Mr.. Meiss-
ner came to this country at the
age of four and lived his early
years in Detroit. where he re-
ceived his education. He came to
Washington in 1905, to work as a
designer In the Geological Survey.
Mr.. Meissner went to the en-
craving bureau in 1925 to become
assistant to the then-chief de-
signer, C. A. Houston. He sue
ceeded Mr.. Houston in 1888.
List of Survivors.
Mr.. Meissner is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lena Meissner; two
daughters, Miss Leona Meissner OF
the Center street address. and
Mrs. Otto Each of Detroit; q sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel Urquhart OF st.
Clair Shores, Mich, and q grand
daughter, Miss Elaine Each.
Mr.. Meissner was q member OF
the Washington Philatelic Society.
the Collectors Club of Washington.
the Washington Numismatic So
ciety. the Masonic Trowel Club OF
Washington and the Schiller Ma
sonic Lodge of Detroit. For many
years he was treasurer OF the
Michigan State Society here.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Funeral Rites Held
For Mrs. Ida Shirk

fS4nerAl xyYar~k tcs Ma lea
Maypay saGk - . gsnsaA Aas ~
wwre hsad sA3s rasalrgg n
Gawkrs Ceaspl lssk fesasass D.
eaalA arenos ~ saF.ai ss. at
IN l,adaAnsncsi.it
Mrs Ssairk aHed TesGrx<s&y sg, esf
apartment IN tire 2assEran Para
Hotel after An glsfsexs q ~ ~~rAs
Born In lIsSt4ArsApSsl Sa, s9ss ~Aa
e9lse aira IN essair srhe~s4s st1stv
and in EaFcre she sas the ~scoS
u Albert Wright SalsS narrssses
OF q prominent BANKING 1smslF
in Indianapolis shosa sss niA;
raed in 1850 Tgss esosIpas Travelled
extensively through E49use and
for 10 years lived tn Florence
Italy. where MIS-, Stsifk w&S sc-
tive in that ccuntrys CHRISTIAN
Scienglx, movement La 1897 Ssse
helped compile TIE Ertseales>
called the Talbot FANNY ..
West River, Md
Active IN the Daughters a is}r
American ResoluitnE and q pas
offacer in that organization xae
~as q member Of the Order ~
the Crosn. Ladies Of the CARTE
Daughters Of the Rarons ot
Runnymede, Daughters al Col
ony the Maryland Historic So
ciety.
She is survived by q brother
Frank Murphy. Beverly HILLS
Calf, and . nephew. Shirley =
Murphy, Indianapolis
Evening star., 1949-06-25
4n Mruturta,1t

BURcH. SUSIE u. Sacred to the mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother. SUSIE
4. BuRCH. who departed this life eight
years ago today; june e: 1871:
LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
&C cAkILn; Ellen =; sssrsa e,sa to = ne ~ 10y. Z
CARTER. who departed this life twenty
nine years age today, june IS. 1890.
when We all get 70 Heaven.
What day Of rejoieins that will be;
we W. vim Sins 81 md ssos, tn. xie.or,.
LOVING AND LONELY DAUGHTER, LII
GOODWIN. MAMIE A. In sad but Low.
mother. mantle A. GOODWIN, who left
US fourteen years aso today, June IS,
We often sit and think OF you
When we are all alone,
For memory Ia the only thing
+ That grief can call Its own.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN,
GREENE, WILLIAM. In lovins memory
Of my dear husband. WILLIAM GREENE.
who passed away June IS, 1s45.
Willie. dear. though we are apart.
Memories Of you still linssr in our hearts
LIVING os No vi WIZ ~ xrNniANA 1i n n. GREENE.
DEVOTED COUSIN, EDNA YOUNG.
GRIsBY. MAHALA ANN. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. MAHAI.A ANN
GRlSBY. who passed TO the Great Beyond
two years aso today, june Is. 1917.
THE FAMILY.
MASON, CARL In sincere and precious
memory OF my beloved husband. CARL
MASON. who passed On suddenly, june IS.
1881.
/ sometimes hold it half . sin
To put In words the grief feel.
FOR words. IKE nature. half reveal
And half conceal the soul within
Whatever war my days decline
I felt and feel though left alone.
Hls being working In mine own.
The footsteps Of his life IN mine
DEVOTED WIFE. NkLCINA.
MITCHELL. HIxADETH. In memoir
Of my mother, EtlzADKTH MTTCHk1L.
who departed this life two ysars ssc today
June IS. 19z7.
Aemory 10 al that - left
when o lesed one q some.
NM DAUGHTER FRANCES KITE
Evening star., 1949-06-25
In Mrntnrtaitt

TAYLOR. THOMAS WILLIAM. In Low
ing remembrance Of our dear son ant
brother. THOMAS WILLIAM TAYLOR
who passed away four years aso today
June IS, lo45.
Short and sudden was the call
When you were taken from us all.
And while you lie in peaceful sleep,
Your memory We shall always keep.
God knows how much we miss you.
Never shall your memory fade:
Loving thoughts shall forever wander
To the spot where you are laid.
God called you home, 1t was His win,
Always In our hearts We love you stili
Your memory Is as dear today
As In the hour you passed away.
A loyed one from Us has sons.
sweet voice we loved Is stilied:
His place 10 vacant In our hearts,
which never can be Allied.
Although your soul is nov. at rest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem like Heaven
n you were here again.
syeep on. dear Thomas, and take your rest
God called you home. He thought IL best
nat In our hearts you win always BE-
Until up In Heaven We will meet with thee
LoviEd MoTHER, DADDY. BRoTHEHs
AND SISTER, ANNIE, JOHN w. JOIN
r.. JOSEPH AND MARY TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Funeral Rites Held
For Alvin Meissner,
Designer Of Stamps

Alvin r. Meissner. ~. who de-
signed scores Of American postage
stamps during the II years he was
chief designer Of the Bureau oil
Engraving and Printing, was
buried today in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery following private fu-
neral services. He died Thursday
at his home. 35o7 Center street
NV
A master designer. stone en-
graver and craftsman in all the
branches Of lithography. Mr.
Meissner In his long career was
the author OF countless stamps
notes. bonds. securities. maps and
engravings-
Designed Lindbergh Stamp.
His first creation was the IA
NOUS l0-cent Lindbergh air mail
stamp OF 1927. His last was done
after his retirement In l945-the
American Turner'S commemora-
tive stamp issued last year. Other
well-known postage stamps de-
signed by Mr.. Meissner include the
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Boy Killed When Head
touches Highly Voltage Wire
o. tsss As.eS ,a,ss stsss

BAL TIMORE. June 35.-Ken-
meth Roberts, l3. was burned
fatally yesterday when his head
touched a voltage railroad
wire and set his clothing afire.
He came in contact with the
IL .000-vo wire after climbing on
top of a boNcar.
Witnesses said there Was a
sharp explosion and the youngster
was knocked prone.
The boy was taken 10 West
Baltimore General Hospital ami
given transfusions OF plaSma and
whole blood but he died several
hours later. He suffered third
degree burns over his entire oods.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Services Held in Vireinio
For John Melton BOYD
sp~t4si n.ssa.ss, ss m. s.e,

ORANGE. Va. June Funrra
services we're held yesterday foI
John Milton Boyd. IS. Louisa
County farmer. who died at his
home "Wednesday Burial was al
Zion Methodist Church. Zion. Va
Mr. BOYD is survived by has
widow. Mrs Sidney Vaughan
Boyd. q daughter. Miss Kathleen
Boyd, two sisters. Mrs. w, O San
ders. Travilians. and Mrs, Q. u,
Jones, Sprinsneld. III. and q
brother. Charles r Boyd. Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Mrs. Faunheroy Dies;
Bishop S Daughter

Mrs, Cordeila Metford Fauntle.
roy. 81. daughter Of Bishop H T
Medford OF the A. n, z. Ztor
Church. died yesterday at the
home OF her parents 1929 Six-
teenth street NV after an Illness
Of seven weeks.
She was the wife OF the Rev
George l. Fauntleroy. pastor oi
Greater Cooper A. NJ. Z, Zion
Church. oakland. Calf.
Mrs. Fauntleroy vas a graduate
Of Dunbar High School, She al
tended the Women's College o.
Elmira. N. Y. and worked In the
General Accounting Once here
'until her husband took his Cali
fornia pastorate.
Mrs. Fauntleroy recently had
returned from Europe and Africa
with her father. who is Episcopal
supervisor OF the i2th District in
West Africa. She vas taken Ill on
her return. Her husband. called
here by her illness. had gone back
to California. but is returning to-
day.
In Africa. she had supervised
women's missionary work.
She is also survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Lenita Hutchin-
son and gMrs. Muriel Dyer, both
Of 42l Sixteenth street Sc: two
brothers. the Rev. B. T. Medford
OF Mount Kisco. N. Y. and
Thomas A. Medford OF the 1929
Sixteenth street address. and two
grandsons.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Monday at John Wesley
A. M. Z. Zion Church. Burial will
be in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-06-25
BueIoh OvereII to Wed
Los Angeles Policemen
By the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES. June Is
Beulah Louise Overell. 20-year-old
heiress acquitted two years ago OF
charges of numbering her parents.
is going to marry q Los Angeles
policeman.
Miss Overell announced her en-
gagement yesterday to Robert
Cannon, 2S. She said they had
been going together for more than
q year. The wedding date hasn't
been set yet, she said.
Miss Overell and her former
fliancee, George Collum. were freed
and broke up after their Ave
month trial in the Staying Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter z. Overell in q
mysterious yacht explosion In
Newport Harbor. Mr.. Overell was
q wealthy financier.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Joe sro~n Hos Operos,en

LONG hEACH CRAt .3yst -
a. --~fo~ i hsp~n Is 3c.ak sts4la4r
daN as CanN aasNerHi At tFas
Naval Aosr.tA) gaeSy Tt4e Cxssns<fia "A y.
underwent teFTI&A gsF97 Ats2ssz
while eEaaHGset lot malaria TEvA2
neng the Navy - Il Yesterday nx
all. rsnAln n A5sk bas 'og S<seTal
daSs
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Hnt1riltttn

ALEX, MORRIS. The family Of the
late MORRIS ALEX hereby announce that
there will be an unveiiing Sunday, June
26. 1919, at II an, at the District Of
Columbia Lodge Cemetery, Anaeostta.
yrfends invited
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Watch Runs Under Water

The self winding watch Of q
fisherman was still running when
his body was recovered from the
sea at Walvis Bay. Southwest
Africa. 18 days after he had
drowned.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
FLOYD L. GALBRArTH. Master.
LELAND W. WARNER. Sr., Secretary. 90

LEnaSp SfD w. i WARNER. tssHaS1s sr'. secretary. 90
MOORE JAMES ESQ NJ .Sss sHsssnIy' Soost sn RI
Simmons az n; ASSe Bros: runsrsI Home: 1907
r ii;as'
June q, 1s4s, s%AMuL % ,n:.la3 3: MOORE os r., of
Rosa Moore. devoted father Of Mrs; Re;
becca Owen, brother Of Hllis and Royal
Moore He also leaves other relatives
ssd frsnds fFsds msH a,'es e. At hs w. fness
Jarvis Funeral Church. 1892 You st. nv;
Funeral services Monday. June 81, at I go
,.ssssn & the cestnn sssss ransFa ssasss
! friends invited. 20
1e1a. at Garn.id Hospit.i, washington:
D. c.. JOHN I. MuILEE. husband Of
s:eh:.i so Muller Nc c,asr Mas5 Grow: rests ma q
Services ss s viii fn Be held on sunday. June se,
at pm. at the Hysttstovn Methodist
Church. ,Pyattstown. Nd. Intermens In
the adjoining cemetery 70
owINGs. NOZZLE L. on Friday; June
pits'. 'cheveriy. Md. NOBLE Z. owINos
! husband Of Myrtls W. outnss md fatner
he also is survived BY his mother. Mrs:
/ carrie p ovirss. and q brother. Harry
Evan owinss' Rersins restinr ct oaseh's
Funera, Home. Hysttsyil,s. Nd: Services Services
Hvattsvilie. Nd. on Monday. June q. At
| 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. IN
| ferment Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltimore.
| Nd. Please omit flowers. Contributions
may be sent to the Pinkney Memorial
Church Building Fund, -
RErGER, HAROLD J. Suddenly, on
"wednesday. june 2s. la4a. at his resi-
Nd HAROLD J. RFroFR. father Of Mrs.
Marie Marks. son # Mrs Bessie Fe,ssr' sr
Florenee Tryon. He also is survived hv
two grandchildren; Services st ne 4.
NV. on Mondav. June 81, at IL an,
Internient Fort lincoln Cemetery. 70
RICH, RONALD GILBEkT. June "a,
| 1949. Of liz T ST. ne. son of Henry
| and Jennie v. Rich. brother OF Norma J:
Rich. Services al Chambers Funeral
Home. i4oo Chaplin st. nv. on Monday.
| Hill 20
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Beon in Lung Kills Child

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. June Is
tP. - Two year old Mary Ann
Mckinney died last night. II hours
after she was flown here for re-
moval Of q bean from her lung
Physicians said her condition was
too critical to permit an operation
The child was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. william Mckinney OF
Masontown.
About IS per cent of the larger
cities in the United States permit
installment paying OF taxes.
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Garn uf Chunks

RosESDoRF. MYER c. The wife and
son Of the late AYER C. ROSEEDORF
wish TO thank the relatives and friends
for their expressions of sympathy. We
VIII always remember with deepest Erati-
tude your thoughtfulness.
Els WIFE AND SON. 26
Evening star., 1949-06-25

cation of washington Centennial
Lodge, No. IA. r. A. A. NJ. IL
called for q am. Monday. June
~, 1949. for the purpose Of con-
ductinR the last Masonic rites fof
our late brother. BARGE w
MISH. All members are urged Ia
This service will follow Arlington
Evening star., 1949-06-25
Bratha

EVANS, WILLIAM M. Suddenly. On Pm
day, June "a. 1919. at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs.; Robert Howell STATE Gel
ss P s., ws s.os.a " s.ssss Evsss Of s f esss
Howell Of State College. Pa nd Lyman
N. Evans of San Diego: Cart. He also u
da's a he 4 4. HINES Hn Co pansr.i Home. :sol
pm. 1nterment private.
FREEMAN. HAROLD JOSEPH On Fri-
say Sqps y a. ksds ds4s HAROLD 'osEz
ns6sna Of Il Eyesa sRa W Freeman. M I i.sseP q
q Mrs. sidney -culiimore, Mira Lather
freeman: al Of shi, city. and Ms.
Charles Ladson Of whitestone. Va. SerY-
ices at the 9. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home
=, At 10 an, Int:rmens Cedar Hi Gem
etery. 26
GIGLIoTTI. JOHN. OF % 4th st. ne,
husband Of Albins Gigliotti. father Of Mrs.
John D, waldron.. Mrs. George West: Luz
ss .ls .pd esP ao. 57 fiysr, m s. at
Monday. june 81. at $50 am. Mass AZ
81. Joseph's Catholic Church. End and 6
sts. ne. 1nterment WASHINGTON Nstiesnai.
GIUssANI FRANK. On June %. 1913.
Of 30I Bath st. ne. husband OF Justine
Giussant. Remains RESTING at Chambers
Home. DIT 11th st. Sc services private
HENDERSON, WILLIAM cHARLEs. OF
1927 3lst st. NV, on June "a. 1949, be-
loved husband Of Mary King Henderson,
son Of Mrs. Anna Henderson. father Of
Mary T. Mars.ret A.; Marie W: HsndeI;
Roderick J. Henderson and Mrs. John
Bromley. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 3072 M st. NV, on Monday, June
%, at pm. Interment Rock Creek Gem
etery 26
HOWELL. BEAUDRIC L. On Friday,
June "a. 1919. at Emerseney Hospital,
BEAuDRIc L. HOWELL. husband OF Eliza
beth 3. Howell. Funeral services on Mon
day, June q, at 1890 am, at his late
kesidence, 706 Princess st.. Alexandria. Va.
Ynterment, private, at Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Please omit flowers. 26
HUFFMAN, R0XEY ANN. On Friday.
June "a. 1949, RoXEY ANN HUFFMAN
Of Ills East Capitol st.. mother OF Troy 8.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290I I4th st.
nv, until 2 o'clock Sunday night. June
26. Services and interment North Wilkes
boro, N. c.
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BELL, ELIZABETH MeKESDRlCk. On
Hospital. ELIzABETH MeKEsDR1CK BELL
Of 6527 oakmont ave. Bethesda. No. be;
Peter Alfred and Tssor MekendIiek M Mssil
Kendrick. Remains resting at the Bethes-
da Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A;
Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd. where funeral
services viii be held Saturday, June 25. at
4 pm. Interment private. New YORK
papers please copyD 20
BENNETT, CHESTER A. On wednes-
dey. June 22, 1919, at his residence
ton st.. Arlington. Va. CHESTER A. BEN
NETT, beloved husband Of Hope coiner
Bennett. father of Melville B. Bennett Of
Rochelle; n; Il; son Of Mrs; Annie 4 Ben. t,a
3. Bennett Of Greenup., Ky; Joseph Ben:
nett Of Pelham. n. Y Frances Geyer Of
Richmond, Va: Mrs. Kate Hill of Russell
KY; Mrs. Emabel Stephenson of Pikesville,
Ky; Mrs. Julia McWhorter and Mrs. Mary
shaw Of Ashland, KY, and Mrs. Sally
Jacobs q PikesvilIe. Ky. Services at ths
ct. NV. on Monday. June 81. at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
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