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Evening star., 1949-06-22
Flanagan Is Slated
For New PUG Term

James H. Flanagan. chairman
Of the District Public Utilities
Commission, is slated for, reap
pointment when his 3-year term
expires June 30. sources close to
the White House said today.
Opposition has come from
Americans for Democratic Action.
and stems from the last fare raise
granted the Capital Transit Co.
The District Democratic Gen.
tral Committee is backing Harold
Boisvert, q lawyer, for the post.
but Melvin c. Hildreth. Demo-
cratic national committeeman.
said today that Mr.. Boisvert' S
name had not been presented
either to President Truman or
Democratic National Chairman
McGrath. Mr.. Hildreth said Mr..
Boisvert had the backing of local
labor groups.
Mr.. Flanagan has been on the
PUG since February 1912. Before
that he was with the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Salvation Army Sends
S. Children to Comp

The first group Of IS Washing
ton children left this morning to
spend two weeks at the summer
camp maintained by the Salvation
Army.
1t. Leslie Hall, director of
camping activities. announced
plans to send more than $50 chill
dren to the two camps at Tri-
angle. Va. before September. The
cost. he said. is about $500 q day
per child. Contributions may be
sent to the Salvation Army's
headquarters, 1853 r street NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
By the A.soeiaisd Press

LONDON, June ga French
tugboat captain risked death to
save the last 100 passengers from
the sinking Belgian channel
steamer Princess Astrid. Maj.
Gen. John H. Hilldring. U. s. A..
retired, said today.
Gen. Hilldring and his wife
were among the last to leave the
boat, which struck a mine on
Dunkerque last night while en-
route to Dover. Five Belgian sea-
men were killed by live steam and
20 Of the AIS passengers and 5
crewmen were hurt.
The Hilldrings, their baggage
gone, arrived in London this
morning. They had crossed by an
other boat from Dunkerque with
other survivors.
THE hero of the rescue efforts
was the captain Of the little
French tug Menahom," Gen.
Hilldring said.
when the II loaded life boats
Evening star., 1949-06-22
.Conferees Study Bill
To Combine All u. ).
Purchasing Agencies
By the Asseeiatsd Press


Senate and House conferees to-
day worked toward an agreement
on some governmental reorganiz-
ing by Congress.
They were settling differences
between Senate and House ver-
sions of legislation creating a new
General Services Agency to take
over Government buying and
housekeeping chores.
The Senate passed the bill yes
terday. The House had passed 1t
several weeks ago.
The bill is not one of the seven
reorganization plans submitted to
Congress Monday by President
Truman. Those will 60 into effect
automatically unless vetoed by
either the House or Senate within
so days.
The General Services Agency
outlined in the bill would take
over the Treasury Department. S
Bureau of Federal Supply. the Ma
tioral Archives, the Public Build
ings Administration, the War
Assets Administration and all
functions of the Federal Works
Agency. The new setup would be
bossed by a $15,000-a-year admin
istrator.
Meanwhile, former President
Herbert Hoover complimented
President Truman for his prompt
ness in sending the reorganization
plans to Congress.
Mr.. Hoover said in q statement
in New York, however. that the
big job of carrying out the rec
concentrations of the Hoover Re-
organization Commission must be
done by Congress.
Mr.. Hoover said the seven plans,
submitted under authority Of the
Evening star., 1949-06-22
World Labor Leaders
Meefin Geneva 10 Plan
Rival Group 10 WFTU
kx fha Aaaeeiafad Rrsas

GENEVA. June 22.-A battle for
the allegiance Of union men all
over the world will be Joined here
this week end.
Leaders or representatives Of
non Communist unions are gath
ering here to lay the groundwork
for q world group In opposition to
the Communicated World Fed
Grafton of Trade Unions.
Organizers of the two-day con-
ference say it will decide who will
sponsor the first world convention
of the new organization and where
and when 1t will be held. James
B. Carey. treasurer Of the CIO
and delegate to this session. said
the new group would be function
ing before 1850.
That a new world organization
would be started became obvious
last January when the British
Trades Union Congress. the Amer
lean CIO and the Dutch trade I'M
ion organization left the WITH,
charging 1t was dominated COM
pletely by the Reds.
French CGT Remained.
Since then, most of the major
national union organizations in
Western Europe and Scandinavia
quit the WFTU. The French Cen
eral Confederation Of Labor has
remained in the WFTU. The
American Federation of Labor.
which never belonged to the world
group, will be represented at this
meeting.
Nearly all non Communist
union organizations in the world
have been invited to the con-
clave. An official said today that
between 120 and $50 delegates are
expected to attend. Some organ
izations will not be represented
oficially. but will have observers
at the meeting.
The CIO will be represented by
Mr.. Carey and Michael Ross, for
eign representative. The AFL
delegation includes Secretary
Treasurer George Meany. George
p. Delaney, William ]. McSorley
and Irving Brown.
The WFTU. which once had 56
nations In its fold. is preparing for
It's annual congress to be held at
Milan, Italy. this year.
Clash Seen In East.
Union officials here feel the first
direct clash between the two rival
world union organizations will
come in the Far East, where
Communist pressure Is growing
steadily.
The WFTU Is reported prepar-
ing to hold an Asian conference
In Shanghai, recently captured by
the Chinese Communists.
Many labor leaders from the
Far East and Southeast Asia al
ready are here. attending sessions
Of the international Labor Con-
ference. and plan to take part in
the weekend discussions.
Oficials expect that every con-
tinent will be represented at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

Reorganization Act Of 1949. "are
advantageous steps on the long
road to effective reorganization u
1T must be understood. how
ever. that under this act the presi-
Dental authority Is very limited
even If these proposals are not
vetoed by the Congress
Mr.. Hoover said major econo-
mics must come from separate
and special legislative acts"
Evening star., 1949-06-22
kcdiooetivs Wosts SoFs

Slightly radioactive waste ma
seraal used for re&earch ai HA--
vel. England. and ihsr erorp~c
IN sealed drums IN the deep At
laniac. won't have any harmful
effects on ssh or human life. SCI
@ntlsss SAY.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Pageant at Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS. June % (P.-The
first of four repeat performances
of Song of the Severn" Annapolis
tercentenary pageant. will be held
at $3.50 o'clock tonight.
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6rgrn htp untinntgr
Dpntnntagppultttk

@m 5. os. erging ourb bieruno=
bier5ig Senatoren an oas Stuatsoe-
partement oie Mufforoerung einen
neuen 8erillb our ginitellung Der 0e-
montierung beutider Snouitriebetrie-
be 5u unternebmen.
9ie britii6e &egierung bat Beri6-
ten sufolge in ibrer 8eiabungs5one
Die abmradungen unb bic gntfernl,ng
Der Wfai6tnen bei9leunigt uno ber-
1tdrft, 10 teilten Die Senatoren Staatss
iefretdr &heion in einem Der Sorm
nod ungetpobnli6en S6reiben init.
gs beiBt in oem Sdreiben: ~@ir
,neinen, sic britiide &egierung batte
gan5 in gutem @lauben ibr 8ro-
gramm Ser 9emontierung beutIder
Sn6ultriebetriebe abblalen miiiien,
Big Die Srage auf oie Gorber,1ng bes
amerifaniiden &onsreiies bin neu ge-
priift iperoen fonnte."
gu Ben unteraeibnern bes 8riefes
aeb0rten 6ie Senatoren gaft (H.,
.Obio), McWabon g., CONT, Doug
Ias g., Sn.), @berrp (N., Neb. }.
Webr aIs Die Salfte Der Senats1nit-
glieoer piir6en fi6 Dem @ppea anse-
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bung. Dieienigen bon ibnen, Die Mn.
geborige in @eIt-Deutl1lanb batten
orrrften bel ibnen ibren Brimi3toq
feiern. 0ie notipenbisen Snteraonen.
paiie tpuroen beIdafft, oanab dbet
febrten alle auriid, uno alle tpnroen
in Ser Sit5one eingelest, cine Heine
Sdar, cine gan5 fleine aber eine
Sdar, oie oas @elentli6e erfannte
baB man namlib Der Sein1at am tdh.
item bleiben muB, 1penn man ibr bel.
fen min.
9ie Seinat lit entltelt unb Der.
l6iittet. Sour ser Saum bes emit 10
mabtigen gr5bistums greslou, oas
mebr ols tauleno SeeliorgsgeiItlihe
belaB, lit bon ibr eeblieben. 9lngefiiIt
NIT 5liidtlingen, Seimatlolen, Niht-
leBbaften lit oieies farge Stiid Sei.
mot. gs Wartet ouf Silfe. gs martei
auf Sirten. @s tpartet ouf 8ottes
8oten, Die Sic Auellen oes @laubens
pieoer freilegen, sic 2i6ter Der Soft.
nnng ent5iinoen, Die 2iebe iiber Sor-
gen un0 Siinoe oeden, Sen miitterIi.
6en Weantel Wariens 1pGrlneno aus
breiten iiber sic Silfloien uno ltnbe=
fleioeten, iiber BEN finlter getporoenen
Damn, iiber oie per5agte, serntiirbte
Srau, itber Die blaiien, perpabrlolten
&riegsfinoer.
9ieles oltlidbe 2anO idreit naf
Srieitern, 1laf 8rieitern voie nit
ibrer 8iite lno nit ibrem @lauben
unter BEN Wfeniben nobnen, sic i'm
Sdotten iteben", nod 8rieitern, uoie
oort lteben, Do oie anoern Menihen
ni6t iteben mogen", na6 BrieItern,
~oie ii6 Otiibe geben, oonn elm @ort
81 ipreden, Denn alle @orte oieIer
8elt nlttlos lino, Damn einen gron,
men offnen, 1penn aIle Str0me periied).
ten, Damn oen sl1gen 8lon5 geben,
nenn ale Sterne perlol6en" (garl
Sonneni6ein).
Solde Brieiter, sic in Scot unb
Sranen erbetet 1peroen, iolbe 8rie.
tier, Die obne 3ogern in Scot uno Sra,
men bineingeben, oas itno sic Sde.
leute, oie oieler leiooone 8oben
brau6t.
C.>St. d. CIV.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
Dir rrftr hrutfhr prtrttrr-
mrthr in hrr 01tzune
@pn Or. 81. l1riula &rem y

Gin Surm iiber elmer bo6ragenOen
Stride, Elm Blab, l1miaumt bon &lo-
itergebGuOen, ein 8arodportal bon be-
negter Sdonbeit, cine Wtarien=Suu=
le, elm pertrGumter Sei6 - Oas lit
Ne,5elle. 8eit porgel6oben in beleb-
tes @ebiet llno Oo6 bon Der Soer
idiibeno geoedt, tpuroen bier in gteu-
5eIle oie erIten oeutI6en Erielter Der
Slt5one gelpeibt.
9as 2ano ringsum lit bergig uno
,peit, nit einem naben Simmel oar.
iiber. @on5 in ser gtabe 5iebt 0as
Sdlaubetol feline @alob1nge ourd)
oie lGnolide Stille. S6palben itrei-
den bebenbe iiber 3aune l1no 9a6s
firiten. Sbltbaume Iteben auf ben
&0ben. @ie cine @artburg lugt oas
ct. Slorion-Stift nit oem Snbult
quediil5riger, munterer &inoer iiber
sic ianft anlteisenoe StraBe our &ir.
de beriiber.
ginit baben 3iiter5ienier nit Sano
uno Ser5 bieles 2ano erobert. gs III
piele SSobrbunoerte ber, aber ibr Sc
gen lit frdftig uno 1pobltatig, als lei
es geitern eeipeien. 1917 1puroe ib1
&loIter bonn preuBil6en &onig ent'
eignet. Die Won6e muBten fort. Das
&irdengut 1puroe peggetragen. @ini.
ges befam Die Seomigs.&ir6e in Ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
Rtlhrrhugrn a11a 0rifrrrrttl
Son 6. S. &e d enb.erser
III

8ien lit lebr, iebr arm getporoen.
3mar gibt es audi bier, 3. 8. in Der
&drnterItraBe, iiberpoIle 2urusge-
i6afte; tper geniigenO 8elo bot, fann
fat alles ipieoer faltfen unb in BEN
Geitaurants preisuert eiien. Srast ii6
nur: @er bat @elo, pie biele f0nnen
lid : ni6t 2urus ionoern anb
nur oas nottpenoiglte leilten? Die
meiiten Menl6en iino arm sefleioet.
Otan lieit bie barte 8ergangenbeit
uno oie ernite @egenipart aus ibren
@eii6tern. Selten finoet man unter
oen iungen 2euten ihone Weni6en,
lpie lie einem friiber 10 oft begegnes
ten; man muB iib an Sen neuen SDp
elmer berben Sbonbeit erit getp0b.
men. Nit dnsltlider grregune, als
mare es erit geltern setpeien, er5dbIt
man bon Ser &uiien5eit in @ien.
&aum iemanb ipribt bon ser Srag0-
Ole oes utaulenoiabrigen &ei6es" Ser
Naais, bas oo6 biele einnral oIs oie
2olung aller Sdnierisfeiten betro9-
tet batten. Die 8iener iino bon Ser,
gea5is 10 griinbli6 befebrt mie bon
oen &ommunilten; aber iie baben =
tros flint Sabren ~8efreiung" = aud
nod feline 9emofratie erlebt.
9ie Mrmut @iens lit ni6t eine
Nabmirfung Der 9ea5i-3eit, = Die
gsa5is baben ia in Seiterrei9, beIon-
bers in Ger Ei6edei, iebr biel mebr
inpeItiert als iie berausbolen fonnten
=, aud niht allein cine Solge Der
beutigen 9eraubung, beIonbers ourd
Die Muiien, ionoern auna9it Der Ger.
triimmerung Seiterreibs burh Den
l1nfrieben BON ct. @ermain. Sd tpeiB
nibt, Oh oen Staatsm1nnern in5tpi-
ihen idon aufgegangen i'll, bob Die
3eribIagung Der 0lterreibiid-ungari-
iden 9oppelmonardie, Ser aetpaItisen
tpirti1aftlihen, politiihen uno fultu-
rellen ginbeit, @abniinn i,n6 Ser
breden mar, oie notipenoig au &itler
,,,loy Stalin fiibren uno Die Duooe5-
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ihloiien boben, 10 erfldrte Elm Inter
5ei6ner, 1penn geniigenb 3eit gum
3irfulieren oes Shreibens borbanDer
getDeien mare.
9ie fiir5li6 angenommene 8etpil.
ligungsporlage fir ben WioribaQ.
Slan ipeiit Direftor 8aul Is. Soffman
an, penn er es fir ange5eigt balt, Ell.
ne neue unteriuhung 5u beranitalten
Inn cine gntibeibung bariiber treffer
5u fonner, nel9e 8etriebe burh ibr
8erbleiben in DeltIdlano mebr gum
8ieoeraufbau 0eutl6lanos uno Gu.
ropas beitragen ipiiroen.
Soffman bat bereits eine iol6e gn,
quote our6gefiibrt. SIM pergangenen
Sabr fiibrte oieie aur Iufrebterbal-
tung bon mebr als bunbertunbfiinfaig
ser etipa liebenbunbert SnbuItrietper,
fe, oeren gbtransport auf &epara.
tionsfonto nad) Sranfrei1 nno eng
lano porgeIeben mar. 0o6 fann Soft
man nur cine gmpfeblung uusipre-
6en; Staatsfefret1r sl6eion obliegt
es, NIT oen iibrigen 8eiasungsregie-
rungen oie notpenoigen gereinbarun-
gen 5u treffen. T..
@ie Elm Senator erflGrte, tpuroe
Die Ittion our6 8eri6te peranlaBt,
Oenen 5ufolge @nglanb Mai6inen unb
ginri6tungen in Seuti6lano 5u 5er-
Itoren beeonnen bot, itatt oieie na9
Srten 5u ididen, mo- lie fir sic sIn-
furbelung Ser Snouitrie bGtten se-
brau6t Deroen fonnen.
Sic Senatoren erinnerten g1elon
on bie @mpfeblung bes &ongreiles,
cine neue l1nteriu6ung por5unebmen,
nnb fiigten in Oem Sdreiben btn5u:
~Gie 20iung bes neutrality-suspicious.
lit fir uniere 5ufiinftigen 8erpfli6=
tungen inbe5ug auf oas europdii6e
8ieoeraufbauprogramm geraoe5u les
benstpi6tig."
Sn ct. 8aul erfldrte Soffman, er
lelbit Tonne ni6t peiter geben. slae
iebt our Ibmradung beItimmten So
brifen, Iagte er Heportern, lino bon
Oen WilitGrbeb0roen ols SrGger bon
&riegspotentiol fir Geuti6lano be-
Dertet moroen uno er babe ni6t oie
Otodt, iiber cine gntl6eioung Ser
armee binaus5ugeben.
Ser gGI>Sireftor, ser 1if sur
Seilnabme am &onbent ser QsSS in
ct. SAUL aufbielt, erflGrte, ieine Mei-
nltns lei noagemein iiberieben NOR
oen", bob Die friibere gnquete bereits
aae Snouitrietperfe umfaBt bat, oe-
men laut SeItIteIlung feline Germeno-
bartlett fiir militdril6e 3ipede 5u-
fommt.
Ser 8rief ser Senatoren an I6e-
jon be5iebt iid aber al1f cine no6ma>
lige Na6priifllng lopobl Der vperbo-
tenen SSnoultrien" als au6 ser sSo-
brifen, oie lebiglib frieoliden 3mef-
fen bienen.
gs tpuroe barauf binsepieien, .oaB
Die Gemar6e bel Staatsl lefretGr I1es
Jon bon republifanii6en un0 oemofra.
tiiben Senatoren geneiniam unter-
npmmen tpuroen, 1porin biele sic be-
ionoere 8i6tigteit oes Sdrittes gu
erfennen glauben.
9l6er ser S6ritt ser Senotoren
blieb obne Grfolg, - = mas BEL Der
notoriid uniinnigen uno fur5it6tigen
auspartigen Bolitif 8oibingtons
our6aus ni6t perpunoerli6 it,
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Dir Ktrdrp tu Oft-Dputfrh-
lam

2r. War Serbian beridtet in elmer
gerliner 9epeide Ser uslli. BreB"::
gead ii6er bier Sobren 9olihepi-
Itenberrldoft itebt sic fatboIii6e Sir
6e in Ser Sopiet= Gone 9eutI6lonos
1lnerl6iittert. Iies lit Ger borberr-
idenoe @inorud, Sen id nud elmer
ioeben an Srt 1tno Steae gu gnoe
gefiibrten llnteriltduns getponnen
babe. -
SppiI6 par sic 8emerflng bes
Bfarrers elmer groBen @elneinoe in
Der Sopiet= Gone, Sen i6 gebeten bot
te, mir iiber BEN beltigen Stano ser
Singe fret Ieine Weinung gu iagen.
u8ie ieoer anbere," ontlportete oie-
ler Brieiter, ser mitten i'm Ser3en Ell
mes Snouitriebe5irfs auf 8orpoIten
geItellt lit, vleioen uno oarben bier
Die &atbolifen, aber ibr @loubens=
elfer lit gr0Ber ais 1lnter Dem 0a3i-
fegime ODER Dor Dem &riege."
9ies miro ii6erou in ser Soniet=
Gone BON ser 8eiitli6feit beItqtigt.
Ger &ir6enbelu6 lit Our6 Die font
munllttlde YropaganOn ltno our6 oen
bon BEN 9lgenten Wosfaus uuSgeiib-
ten Gruf nidt beriibrt norben. SS5r1
groBer 3abl empfangen oie @l6ubi=
gen na6 mie Dor oie Safran1ente.
~Sie wenoen ii6 an oie Stride nm
Srolt," lagte Elm anoerer 8rieIter, ser
einen groBen 8e5irf oeriiebt, Ser un-
ter normalen llmltGnoen in meniq>
items 5ebn 8emeinoen aufgeteilt NOR
ben nare.
Ser Mangel an @eiItli6en lit pobl
oa5 ernltelte Broblen, oem li6 oie
Stride IN Ser Sotpiet- Gone gegeniiber-
liebt. gtirgenos fann oieiem Oringen=
ben Wtangel obgebolfen tperben, uno
es beitebt geringe Musii6t, oaB Dies
in ablebbarer 3utunft Ser Sau iein
fonnte. Sn pielen 8e5irfen itellen Oie
&atbolifen cine Weinoerbeit bon Ser
triebenen oar, bie friiber in SdIelien,
8obmen ODER SIt=BreuBen subaule
lparen. aller ibrer &abe beraubt nluB-
ten lie in l6limmIter armut uno in
mltten elmer iegli6en fatbolil6en
TRADITION barren umgebung elm neues
Seben beginnen. Sic baben geiltige
aufri6tung Oringenoer notig als H.
re 8riiOer in @ebieten, in oenen fein
Vtangel an &ir6en berri1t ,lno Die
iiber binreidenoe Seeliorger perfiigen
(penn Oas i'm beutieen 9euti6Ianb
iiberbaupt irgenopo ser San iID.
Stellen, Die NIT ben Mngelegenbei.
ten Der Sopiet=3one enge Siibluna
baben, erlparten sort feline MaBnab-
men, bie iieb nit Sen in SEN Satelli.
tenlanoern angepenoeten berglei6en
laiien. gs lit aber offenlt6tlib, bof
Die &ommuniiten au6 1peiterbin ser
Stride unb ben @Idubisen, mo- iie nun
fonnen, 5uiesen tperoen. sic meroen
angeii6ts ser Ma6t bes GbriIten.
tums, iiber Die ite ii6 flar iino, oa.
bon abieben, S9ritte 5ll lrnternebmen
Die gu einem offenen 8rud fiibren
tonnten, iebo6 fortfabren, sic fir6.
lid geiinnten &reile burh Die Der.
trauten Wetbooen Ser SpiseI uno Ser
poli5eilihen uebertpadung 5u aermiir.
ben. gead oen iotpeit getponnenen gr-
lfabrungen sr urteilen, tperben iie
tuobl feinen grfolg baben.
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gapft Illus i1nh Dir Fet-
rtlatuprtrtphpnptt

@m 4. os. empfing 8aplt Bius in
ieiner Sommerreltoen5 Gaitel @an.
bolfo Mitglieoer zines Iusi6ulieS oes
amerifantl6en &ongreies, oie 5ltr
9riifung ser Gage Ser 6liidtltnge in
europa peilen. g3 banOle li6, lagte
ser 9apIt, nm cine millionenfa6e Eot,
Die an Dos 6riltli6e 8eluiiien riibre.
Iabei bate er offenhar Dor ollem Die
pertriebenen Golfsoeutl6en I'M auge,
Die nidt bon Ser rSnternational &ef-
ugee Srgoni5ation" betre1t meroen.
@s banoelt lid) Inn lieben oOer ad)t
MiQionen, sic I'M Sab un0 @ut be-
raubt aus ibrer ongeItanmten Seimat
in SIt-Geuti6lono, ser SlGebo Slo-
lpnfei, ltngarn ulp. in erbarmllngs=
loier @eiie pertrie6en Duroel1. Sll
glei6er Sage iino Sauienoe Oon Sta-
lienern, oie friiber in SugoilaDten
lebten, uno sic Otaiien, sic Oie &Gmp-
fe in Yal1Itina beimatlos madten.
SSn ieiner Inipruhe an Die 9lmeri-
faner logte ser Gaplt, es Iei 5u Ipdt,
lid nit Sen llriad1en oieier gtotitanOe
5u befulien. @a5 oiele Wtitmenl6en in
0en 2agern oulOen, llno oie Scot Der
DtiQionen, sic man al5 r@rpelleeS"
be5eidnet, muB 5u oftiper Silfe fiib-
rem. 8e1piB baben @oblfabrtSorgant-
lationen bingebenoe slrbeit geleiltet.
9lber e5 ei Sa6e Ser 8eletgebung
llno Serlpaltllng, enti6elOenOe S6rit-
te su fun, Inn bie S6Derfdlligfeit uno
Gi5friminierung 81 beieitigen, pie iie
bel einem 10 fompli5ierten unO Oelifu-
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Evening star., 1949-05-17
Henry Du Bois Harris, II,
Dies: Rites tomorrow

Henry Dubois Harris. u. an
employe of the Elite Laundry in
Silver Spring. died yesterday at
Sibley Hospital after month S
Illness
Born and educated IN Woods
town. N. j.. he moved 10 Pilila-
delphia as young man. He
came to Washington in 1887 and
worked as a storekeeper at Walter
Reed Hospitals Forest Glen Nd
annex for several years.
Mr.. Harris was a member OF the
Eyeryman Biole Glass OF the
Woodside Methodist Church. Sill
yer Spring. He lived at 2s3 Grin
vile drive. Silver Spring.
Besides his widos Mrs Bertfs
James Harris. he Is survived oy
a daughter Mrs. Harry j. Mac
Falls of the Grandviile drive ad-
dress: three sister and brother.
He was an uncle OF the Rev. Cliff
ford Homer Richmond. pastor of
the Chevy Chase Methodist
Church.
Funeral services ailI be held At
2pm. tomorrow in tnn Pumparey
funeral home. sia4 Georgia ave-
nue.. Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-05-17
William J. Garneit Rites
To Be Held Thursday

Funeral services for William
Joshua Garnett. SO, Washington
resident for the last 20 years and
a member of the Diamond Cab
Association. Will be held at 9 30
am. Thursday in the Chambers
funeral home, I400 Chaplin street
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
He died Saturday in the Bethes-
da Naval Hospital after 1--WE
month illness
Born and educated in Culpeper
Va. he came TO Washington about
1929 and joined the cab aSsocis :
ton. He was the feet owner OF IL
cabs at the time OF his death,
Mr.. Garnett, who lived at 10
Florida avenue NV. was World
War l veteran and a member OF
the American Legion. Taxi Post
No. 81
Surviving are son. Rudolph N
Garnett of the Florida avenue
address. the mother. Mrs, Annie
Garnett. Culpeper: three brothers
Edmund Garnett. New York City
and Paul and Adrian Garnett. both
Of Washington. and sister. Mrs
| Cornelia Sigman Culpeper.
Evening star., 1949-05-17
James Worihington,
Revenue Aide, Dies

James Townsley Worthington
rs. a Washington resident since
1887 and a Government employe
for 35 years, died yesterday at his
home, 1924 Morrison street NV,
after a long illness.
Mr.. Worthington was boIn near
Chillicothe. Ohio. AT Adena, the
home built by his great grand
father, the late Thomas Worth
ington. one of the first Two SEN
ators from Ohio.
Mr.. Worthington Joined the old
Associated Press here at the age
of II and was reporter for 10
years. He joined the Government
IN 1898 and retired N 1888 as field
inspector for the Internal Revenue
Bureau. At the time Of his death,
he was working on biography OF
his great-grandfather.
A bachelor, he is survived by
three sisters. Mrs. Arthur Newton
and Mrs. E. Worthington Costello
of the Morrison street address,
and Sister Aurea of the Daughters
of Charity. Troy. N. Y. and a
brother. Jack P. Worthington,
California.
Funeral services will be neld al
$50 am. tomorrow at the Shrine
of the Blessed Sacrament. 600l
Western avenue NV. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.