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Evening star., 1949-05-01
Funeral Set Tuesday
For Mrs. N. B. Tiqnol

Funeral services for Mrs MARY
Brooks Tgnor. -. who died Fr!-
day al her home. 1888 = stree,
NV, Will be held at ! pm Tues
day in the Shiloh Raptis, Church
Burial viii be in Harmony Gene
terry.
For 20 years Mrs. Tlgncr MAS
organlst and Sunday school
teacher al the Shiloh Baptist
Church.
She was born in WASHINGTON
June p. 1875. and lived here all
her life except for a short period
when she taught music in the
Manassas va Industrial School
Mrs. Tlgnor was divorced from
DR.. William L. Tignor. a practicine
physician here who died IN 1899.
She is survived by a son. Mad
ison w. Tignor Of 5o2 Twenty first
street NE. Journalism teacher
at Dunbar Senior High School:
a brother. Stephen T. Brooks. OF
saltwater. Pa. and three grand
sons. Donald. Sterling and Greg
ory Tignor. all Of the Twenty first
street address.
Donald and Sterling are cap
tains In the Dunbar Cadet Corps
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DrathH

BAILEY. JAMIE MAE. Suddenly. on
Friday, April 20. 1949; ct her residencs' Dc zee
5Is snd e. ZANE MAE sAiLEY
law Of Mrs Matte Williams. She also is
survived by other relatives and a host OF
Mssr. ss: fsm.nf He. Eessnf s4 4 an g.
Notice Of funeral later.
BAUM. PAULINE. On SATURDAY. April
30. 1949. at Georgetown University Hos
Hi..I, PAULINE BAUM. Notice OF services
Ans gs Tg4s WILLIAM VILLAIN preRwTH eR rFa'S 81
blanche Bruno; uncle Of wilhelmina Smith.
Many other relatives and friends also sur
i1a, s As, msy ca. pp st rHndsy Yssssis faz
funefsl % ns:; Services s' viii III be held on Tuesday,
May 8. at 1 pm. Interment Harmony
Aps soys4s e. s4s ce3sst enosa1 sow Sc TaSssdss
loved husband Of Maud A. Bowman. father
hsyton ina Norman a. slIy
Jean and Albert wade bowman; uncle Of
Marie susrue and Patricia Boy Soyman. nan
f. sx from on aondss as sss Mss at 90 ann
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
IN Rock Creek Cemetery.
BREWER. RAY LENwooD: on Friday
April 90, 1949 RAY LENWOOD BREWER:
Mr sHD.nf ri. Il aopfns asIs Mr.. n
Chambers Funeral Home, 400 Chaplin st.
NV, on Tuesday, 10 an. Interment
Arlington.
BROWN. WALTER IRyN On Friday,
SON Of Mrs. Lucy Brown Of Gaithersburg.
OF Mrs. James Allnut Of Washington and
brother Of George l. Brow9 o IF TSTda
Mr.. Brown rests at Gartner's Funeral
Home, Gsithersburg Md. where private
funeral services will be held on Monday
Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd.
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WELSH, ABSER II,

WELSH, ABNER HOPKINS. On Friday.
April 20, l949. ABEER HOPKINS WELSH
q 1920 35th st. NV. beloved husband OF
Rose Ella Welsh. father OF Donald O. and
Llewellyn H. Welsh and brother OF Mrs.
Margaret McGonegal Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 140o Chaplin st NV.
Tuesday, May 3. at l1:30 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery.
WOLFE, JOSEPHINE MILDRED. Sud
denly, on Friday. April 20, l94a. at her
Essiasncs yIM e.; l6sg 6s s1 HsrysIa 9 St nv JOSE
ter of the late John G. and Johanna
Wolfe and sister of Alice M and Eleanor
r. Wolfe. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Monday. May ,. at IL am. RE-
QUEEN mass at the Shrine OF the Sacred
Heart Church at IL 80 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
zoCK. THERESA L. On Friday, April
20. 1949. at Georsetown Universiay Hos
pital, THERESA l., ZOCK Of 1909 Forest
Glen rd.. Silver Sprins. Nd. beloved wife
OF Anthony J. Zock and mother Of Joseph
A. and Anthony N. Zock Of New York City.
Matthias J. Zock Of Wellesley Hills Mass,
and James L. Zock Of Falls Church. Va
Mrs. Zock rests at her late home, where
prayers will be said on Monday, May 2,
at Gas m: thence, to st. Johns Catho-
viii be offered at 10 am; for the repose
Of her soul. 1nterment Old Calvary Gem
stery, Long Island City. Long Island. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Roy {. MiskeII, 81, Dies;
Masonic Temple Aide

Funeral services.for Roy z. Mis-
kell. 81. building superintendent
at the Masonic Temple. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue NV.
will be held at IL am. Tuesday.
Services will be held in the
Hines funeral home. 29Ol Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
In National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Falls Church.
Mr.. Miskell died yesterday at
his home. $50 North Harrison
street. Arlington. after a years
illness.
Mr.. Miskell. who had been as
sociated with the Masonic Temple
for 81 years. was born and edu-
Gated in Ashburn. Va. and moved
to Washington when In his teens.
He was q member Of the Masonic
Veterans Association. Dawson
Lodge No. l6. Columbia Com
mandery No. 2. Knights Templar.
and Almas Temple Shrine.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Flossie Adrian Miskell: two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Louise Wood. Silver
Spring, and Mrs. Melvia Black.
Arlington: q son. Edgar Roy Mis-
kell of the North Harrison street
address, and three brothers. Ar
thur E.. Henry T. and James A.
Miskell. all Of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

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Evening star., 1949-05-01
Mrs. Christine Homan,
Wife Of Economist,
Dies al Baltimore

Mrs Christine Ch.ttenden Ho-
man. 80. wife O. Paul T, Eonan,
an economist with the President s
Council OF Economic Advisers
died early yesterday In johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. after
an Illness Of several months
Mr.. and Mrs. Homan moved 70
Washington Is years ago from
Ithaca. N Y. where ne Was a pro-
fessor Of economies a. Cornell
University. They lived ~ l7o5
Twenty-first street NV.
In the summer OF 1887 they
Travelled 70 China. where Mr. Ho-
man was 10 teach at the Unlver-
sity of Peiping for several years.
They were in Peiping when the
japanese took over the city IN the
Sino-Japanese War. They were
rescued under gunfire by members
of the American Embassy staff.
After their return TO this eoun-
try. Mrs. Homan took a leading
part In various local and national
Chinese relief organizations. From
1912 TO l945 she was a research
specialist with the Once OF Sci
entific Research and Development
Prior TO her illness for year and
a half she was a research librarian
for American University in the
Library of Congress.
Mrs. Homan also took part in
various charity organizations here.
She was born in St. Louis, and was
a memper of a pioneer family
there.
Besides her husband. she is sur
vived by her mother. Mrs Ward
Chittenden. st Louis.
Funeral services will be held in
the st. Louis Cathedral Monday
morning. Burial will be in the
Calvary Cemetery there.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Quezon Memorial Rites
Will Be Held Here

Memorial services for Ms Al
-nga G0seEor. widow O. Tire Feaaasp-
pines Hrsi president. her cAagt.s9
Maria Aurora and her son- tn "a =
viii De held here a. . - Am
Tuesday II 81 Matthew Cathe-
crai.
They we're killed last TlsQTsciny
on Luzon n q machine gun All
bush by bandits,
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Col. Lompert Appointed
To Charleston Post

Ii. Col. James B, Lampert,
who has been chief Of the special
projects division OF the Armed
Forces Special Weapons Project.
will become district engineer al
Charleston. S. c.. June -
The appointment OF Col. Lam
pert. a native of Washington, vas
announced yesterday by Col. Ma
son J. Young. South Atlantic di-
vision engineer.
He is the son of Ii. Col, James
9. B. Lampert. who died In France
shortly after the close OF World
War I.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Bridge Closes Slotted

A group to study beginners con-
tract bridge under direction of
Mrs. Mirabel Lindsay Rusher is
being formed at the Roosevelt
Center. Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV. the Recreation De-
partment announced yesterday
The group will meet every Tues
day at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Garhs uf Chunks

Of WELLINGTON C. BEALL wish to tina nix
our host Of relatives and friends WHO
Bereavement The many gorgeous baskets
and sprays Of flowers we're 50 hishly ap-
preeiated By the family. Thoush some
we would be SO crushed If any. cards OF
thanks we're missed Some baskets were
sent 70 Little Sisters q the Poor: Home
MRS , WELLINGTON C. BEALL AND
late JULIA I. BLAIR wishes to express its ns
gratitude t9 the many elsa 5elasTss bs, sna
illness and death. THE FAMILY.
CARUso. SALVATORE A. (sAM>. The
family Of the late SALVATORE SAM A.
CARuso wishes TO express its sincere
tion Fellowship Church, friends, members
OF Fiumedinisi and Moose Heart Lodges
Of sympathy and beautiful noral tributes
at the passing OF our beloved husband
~ ELY x. cARuso AND FAMILY .
CORNISH. LILLIAN MASON. We wish
acts Of Kindness and the beautiful cards
and flowers sent during the illness and at
Mssos shs Sa'e!6ER coRsIsH q our faE ffnsn FAMILY
DATcHER, NORA n.r,,Ihs 4 Ihs family n,1ss, Of Of
express sincere thanks and deep appre.
nnaHe memSers ana Of Tie florida Avenue Baptist
Church. relatives. neiehbors Of the 100
block OF st. NV. and friends for their
kindness and expressions OF sympathy ana
beautiful foral tributes at the passing Of
our 0e'0'eo "''e Ano "0iif The FAMILY.
GRANT, NETTIE A. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our clergy
F n h fs suc. !ass sna d Our rnn many 'qa aends as
eafds eaa neit"S ee eondolenee AND and Elnd words q
symDashEg NEIr q the BEAM esssshlEEs OF our beloved
one NELLIE a. ~ THE FAMILY.
James a. Rustin acknowledee with crate
ful. appreciation your exp%rssslons % q o., 81 KIND
ness and sympathy. THE FAMILY.
.ns sr1nsq St bs EsmA .. 1 TN n ssfEfp Fs
SON wish to thank their many friends
expressions Of sympathy and lovely floral
ssEHS'esl HE CHILDREN AND JOSEPH M.
WILSON.
the s1.rIz I.s hI1h sv sEEiE 81 sn "ishes saas % %
sna thank s Rsy the caF fndnsss s shoTn
ment. lnsm curing 'hs h0uf I. THE s"i FAMILY. H4
Of the late MAGGIE z. TAL1AFERRO
wishes to expre1s since thanks and graft
iehem Baptist Church relatives, neigh.
bors and friends for their kindness and
expressions Of sympathy and for the many
beautifui Moral M tributes sat. as the passing OF
DAUGHTER, LEoNA T. TURNER.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Anurilinns

ABRAMS, ABRAHAM D. The unwilling
OF q monument in the memory of ABRA-
HAM D. ABRAMS will be held on Sunday,
May l. 1g49. at Q pm, at Beth shoiom
Old Cemetery. 18th pl. sc, Anaeostia
Relatives and friends are invited.
KAPLAN, ABRAHAM. The unveilins Of
Q monument In memory OF ABRAHAM
kAPLAN will be held at the National Cap
itol Hebrew Cemetery Association of Ezras
Israel CONGREGATION on Sunday, May l.,
1919, at l pm. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

Hastings, England. has proyid-
ed a special scented flower border
In Lennox Gardens for the enjoy
ment of blind people.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
ArafhS

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friends After 10 n SUNDAY. Ma, !,
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nefsl serves On MondaT. May si j
,i. pm a. 'ss BsD'ia, o cag.sa 9y. Gslnss Cams
InteTRent church cemetery.
LEE, JEANETTE Z Departed this life
sos 44th ST. ne JEANETTE Z. LEE. de-
victoria. Lee: a devoted friend for forty
also is survived By six nephews, TWO niscet.
other relatives and many -frtencs- Re-
mans Isgs msy , 2. viewed at ses,ens nSri ssri
80. after 8 pm, Funeral Mondsy. May z.
at noon from the above n1ortuary. Rev
r. NJ Williams. pastor OF Ashury Meth
odis; Church. ofseiatinE- internent Har-
mony Cemetery.
MACK. KATIE T.. On Thursday, April
more. Nd KATlE e MACK. loving sister
q Mrs Mollie Clark Key and walser
Mac. She siso is survived Ss ssse'es ses e
other nteeet, nephexs and friends. Re
mains may be viewed after II am. Sun
day. My sy l. a. Barnes re 4 M,tthsss go rai
Monday May .. at pm, from the
Metropolitan Methodist Church, Pomonkey.
Nd. Rev A. J. Carr oficiatins. Inter
ment church cemetery.
MARTIN. GERTRUDE NJ. On Friday,
April ~. 1e49 at the residence Of her
niece Mrs John r. wilkins. 34ll woodiey
ro. NV. GERTRUDE NJ. MARTIN, daush;
ter Of the late Mary Jane Douelas and
Mrs Frances / Seal MIS-. Prank H.
Walker and Mrs. Eiwood Hinkle. Services
will be held at Gawler's Chapel, 1888
Penn. ave. NV, on Monday. May 2, at
200 pm. Interment private.
McCLEARY. WILLIAM T., sR. On Fri-
day, April 20. 1919, at his residence. 1443
East Capitol st. WILLIAM Z. McCLEARY.
Sr.. beloved husband of Jeanette r. Nc
Cleary, father of William E. McClesry. jr.
OF New York City; brother Of Miss Nancy
McCleary of Washington, d. c.: Page A.
McCleary OF Portsmouth. Va: culton s.
and Henry p. McCleary OF Washington.
D. C. Friends may call al the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Tuesday. May 3,
at 1890 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
MIsKELL, ROY Il. A special eommuni

cation OF Dawson Lodge No. 1t
r. A. A. M. will be held In the
Masonic Temple, on Tuesday, MAJ
a 8, 194e at 10 am. for the pur-
u pose of attending the funera
of our late brother. ROY 3
MISKELL. By order OF the Wor-
N a. coIRoRN. sr. SECRETARY.
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MeCLEARY, WILLIAM z. Members O

MCJLEAhTs WTLLIAM Z NtuuutIs "
- Capital Transit Post No. 40,
AA The American Legion are ad-
nASXA vised of the death Of comrade
3 Hs7kEB WILLIAM Z. McCLEARY and
will assemble at Lees Funeral
Hk5V Home, 4th and Mass. ave. ne,
for Legion Services Monday,
May 2. 1949, $50 pm.
D. c. ROSSIGEOL, Commander.
W. H. TAYLOR, Adjudant.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

MCGOWAN, EDWIN EARLE. On Sat
urday. April 30. 1949. at Chamelee Ga
EDWIN EARLE MCGOWAN, beloved nus
band of Era Marie MCGOWAN. Friends
may call at the r. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, after noon on
Sunday, May /. Services at Fort Myer
Chapel. 1890 am. Tuesday, May 3. In
terment in Arlington National Cemetery. 2
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GYOyANNONI, DANIEL A. Silver Spring

Lodge No. 1877 B. P. O.. Elks
W !; s :;;| ; :::: = ! !!
be held at 7:30 pm, in mem
~ of our late brother DANIEL A. GIO-
'ANNONI enrolled August 20, 1947, died
Evening star., 1949-05-01

N, JOSEPH. Membef6 OF the
Washington Council. No. 224,
Knights Of Columbus, are ad-
vised OF the death of Brother
JOSEPH SULLIVAN. and are
notified that on Sunday, May
/, 1949, At S:15 pm, at 3734
Appleton st. NV, prayers will
; the repose of his soul.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Reduction in Margins
Not Expected 10 Lift
Low Stock Volume
North Amsrieon Newspaper AlIiones


NEW YORK, April 9.-Ft isn't
likely that the reduction in mar
gins alone Is going to increase
stock trading volume substantially
enough to make money for vir-
tually all the stock exchange
members and partners OF men,
Der firms.
Meanwhile the stock exchanges
new committee to investigate an
extension Of trading hours is at
work. Last week the committee
asked for statistics to show the
geographical origin of trading.
In the summer Of 1910, trading
was so slack that the exchange
hired an engineering firm to sur
vey the premises and tell the auth
critics what they might do about
it. At that time also the proposal
came up for the addition of an
other hour or so of trading. 1t
was as true then as it is now that
no autopsy was useful to discover
the cause of death of a hanged
man.
The newly appointed committee
is in the same spot as the farmer
suffering from drought. grasshop-
pers, hail, chinch bugs. an early
winter and a late spring, who
hired a building contractor to go
over the granary and find out
why it was empty.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
By Dovid J. Wakie
Asoeia.ed Press AV.emotiss Editor


DETROIT, April 9.-The auto
industry's price roll-back probably
will have embraced every auto
maker within the next few weeks
And just as some companies in
creased prices two and three times
last year. some may come
through with a second cut this
year.
The price reductions. OF course
have only one objective--to in
crease retail sales. Sales. tagging
for months, should pick up sharp
ly from now through June. AL
the sales executives say the lower
tags will bring more buyers into
the sales rooms.
II they don't, more price cuts
are certain.
The reductions in the lower
priced model group have been rel
atively small. This group accounts
for considerably more than half
the total annual sales Of the car
industry. This year it will ac-
count for much more than halt
the industry's output.
It is the sales response in this
Evening star., 1949-04-10
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Evening star., 1949-04-10
All Auto Companies Expected
To Join in Price Cut Parade

lower-priced field that Is being
watched most closely by industry
heads. Most industry observers
say price reductions among vehi-
cles In this field have not been
large enough to greatly stimulate
buyer interest.
They point TO steady increases
since the war that have nearly
doubled the prices Of many
models. The most recent Ford
price cut was sl2 to $50 on Ford
models; the Chevrolet reduction
was $40 on all models. In mid
l94s Ford added s75 TO each OF It's
Ford models and Chevrolet raised
prices from $50 TO Sis.
Plymouth raised its prices an
average Of $50 only a few weeks
ago.
Nash. which this week took $40
to $50 off the list price Of its lower
priced models had given them a
heavy boost last October. At that
time an average increase Of $275
was made In the 900" series
models.
So. many industry observers say
further cuts are probable. even
among those models that already
have been reduced modestly.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Woshinoton Stock Exchange

By EIehanoe um',.u
TRANSACTIONS ON APRIL g.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
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Evening star., 1949-04-10
Branch 10 Be Opened
By Prince Georges
Bank Tomorrow
By Edword {. Stone

Opening OF the Prince George!
Bank G Trust Co.'S new branch
at 37I6 Rhode Island avenue
Mount Rainier. will take place TO-
morrow, T. Howard Duckett. pres.
ident. announced yesterday. Ir
addition to the business day. the
bank will hold open house" flor
7.30 to 10 o'clock in the evening
The new building. including the
land. cost $3.50. 900 and was con
structed by the Lee T. Turner Co.
with Paul H. Kea as architect
The first floor will be used fol
banking and the second for Offices
The branch has complete banking
facilities. including ample parking
space in the rear.
The main ONCE is in Hyatts-
vile. the banks resources exceed.
ing $23. 100000. The bank ha:
three other branches.
Banks Accept Z Bond Quota.
A Series z Bond quota OF ST.
500 900 has been accepted by Dis
trict banks for the savings bonds
opportunity drive" it was an
nounced yesterday by Francis J
Addison. jr.. chairman OF the
Banking and Finance Committee
of the District OF Columbia Saw
ings Bonds Division. The drive
will be held May Is through
June 80.
The bank quota is more than
81 per cent Of the Districts $l2.-
100000 E Bond quota. Individual
quotas. of District banks were
based on total deposits Of each
institution. as Of December 81
l948.
Dingwell Opens Own Once.
James D. Dingwell. jr.. for IL
years associated with the Wash
ington Gas Light Co., has resigned
I
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Rates Of eiviteEds N the fssssofns
table are annual cisourts1enS based 90
tior Unless otherwise noted spsc3Al o.
srtrs .div!een6s are not irefaosf
"a Ex otyt6erd, y Ex rsghtk e1e SsAss
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| 10 open an OIL
nee here as
consultant on
! personnel pol
icies and labor
relations prob
lens. He was
assistant vice
president In
charge Of per-
sonnel at the
gas ONCE for
IL years, also
was the COM
pany's key man
in dealing with
49, .l>-r
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Mutual Broadcasting System
elected Frank K. White president
to succeed Edgar Kodak. Mr..
White has resigned as president
of Columbia Records, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

pus extra or 4 = thn year
,.aou xouo.,p ss : s:e.s e T.ess.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Oyer-the-Counter Market

The following bid and asked quotations
6n Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one OF
more dealers, members of the National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled for
The Star, as Of Friday noon. Origin OF
any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
BOND SUMMARY

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CURB SUMMARY

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