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slight, thin-haired man lying on the floor
near window. A bullet through the brain.
Death must have been instantaneous.
In the mans clutching fingers was .38
caliber pistol. Mr.. Craig recognized this par
ticrlar weapon which fitted 50 snugly in a
shoulder harness. The gun belonged to
Marcus Grimm. And Grimm had been killed
by it.
Mr.. Craig dropped to one knee beside the
body. This was the way he was losing his
best men. This was the way he was losing
important witnesses. Always by accidents,
or suicides. Never, apparently, by murder.
Now he had lost Grimm - little man with
big heart. A brave little man who took
enormous risks for small pay and no glory.
There was sorrow and rage in Mr.. Craig's
heart which did not show on his face when he
stood up. Which one of these six people, he
asked himself, had discovered Grimms secret
activities since the little man had been
assigned to Jameson's department?
HE STUDIED their faces and found no answer.
They were all looking at the body and not at
him. One of them. he was positively certain,
had stolen highly secret document which re-
vealed the discovery of rich uranium ore de-
posits in a small, foreign country. Whichever
world power controlled this little country
might some day rule the world.
The government geologist who had made
the discovery had dictated rough draft re-
port of his findings. He died from injuries
when his car crashed into guard rail and
dropped into ravine. The woman STEM
ographer who typed this report had been
found dead in her bedroom with the gas
turned on.
Accidents =. suicides :. or murders?
There were times when Craig felt made
quate and helpless in his war against unseen
and unknown enemies. He felt that way now
He must talk to these people now and put
them at their ease. And he must conceal his
association with Marcus Grimm.
Its unfortunate, Jameson, that this had
to happen in your home. deeply sympathize
with you and your co-workers. BY the way -
who was this MANI"
Marcus Grimm" said Director Jameson
"He was employed -"
he was employed in my department"
snapped Ghent, as a part-time investigator.
He knew something about law, mineral rights
and prospecting"
Mr. Craig's voice was casual You knew
him well?"
Hardly at all. He was away on sick leave
a great deal of the time. But always had
the impression that he had something NOR
bidly unpleasant on his mind"
Perhaps, suggested Mr.. Craig, this NOR
bidness might have been the reason he took
his own life"
II WOULDN'T say he was morbid, said Lena
Matthias hesitantly. Marcus Grimm was an
odd person. Always snoopmg around when
he wasn't sick. remember one night when /
Evening star., 1949-11-10

1895
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orie; 1926 Brown Tone-on-To Rug.
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! oris: 80 Blue shoe Rug, l5xs-ft 3
IN. .----------------
1895
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1926
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1895
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SALE! 9x12 REVERSIBLE BRoADLOoM RUGS
Clearance Of Broad|oom Rugs One-of-a-Kind

1895
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1898
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Already wrapped for gifts. First quality
! l2xl2-in. cloths at this omozing price.
Assorted coIors in each package Of 10.
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0.95
Orig. 1865 Beige Twist Rug. lzxl-tt.. 10
inch 9.95
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1895
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1898
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1855
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Orig. ees5 Blue Deep Pile Rug, lzx4,
ORIG. 1850 Beige Deep Pile Rug. lzx4-t.
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white goosefeother pillow with feather
proof ticking at just S. for two! Plump
,ond sturdy.
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Choose from 39x76-in., 54x76-in.,
6Ox76-in. sizes at this one low price,
for twins, double and extra widths
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Al white bath towels, 2Ox4o-inches.
Sturdy, absorbent, long on wear.
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Afghan throws, 54x72-inches, with g.
inch fringe. In rose, blue, yellow.
peach. green, white, lilac. :.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
In Mrn1nrtait1

ALLEN. GEORGE w. In loving mem
ory of our dear husband and father,
GEORGE w. ALLEN. who departed from
this life five years ago today. June 16,
1914.
The flowers we place upon his grave
May wither and decay,
But the love for him who sleeps beneath
HIS Z LoVfNd WING WIFE, 1fT ELLA s. ALLEN. AND
DAUGHTERS. MRS ELEANOR A. DUD-
LEY AND MISS ANN e. ALLEN.
BOWMAN. ROSETTA. In loving mem
ory of our devoted wife. mother and
grandmother, ROSETTA BOWMAN. who
departed this life one year ago today.
June IL, 194s.
As time goes by we miss you more;
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can I'LL your vacant place.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
BOWMAN. ROSETTA. tribute of love
to the memory Of our daughter and sister.
ROSETTA BOWMAN, who passed away one
year ago today. June l6. ls4s.
The sunshine from our life is gone.
The voice We loved Is still.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills we're hard to climb;
He gently cosed your loving eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
HER LOVING MOTHER. SISTERS AND
CHLOE, COLLINS III. In loving mem
ory of my dear husband, COLLINS H.
CHLOE. who passed away two years ago
today. June Is, l947.
God saw the road was getting rough.
So He gently closed hts loving eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
HIS LONELY WIFE. LOTTIE.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Joseph 10 Medieo Funeral
To Be Held Saturday

Funeral services for Joseph
Lo Medlco. -. Washington resi-
dent for IS years. will be held al
9 am, Saturday from St. Stephen 9
Catholic Church. 24S6 pennssl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will be
in ST, Mary's Cenetary.
Mr., 10 Medico died yesterday al
his home, 22o2 / street NV.
Before his retirement seven
years ago because OF a heart con-
dition. he had operated a produce
stand for many years at the West
ern Market. Twenty first and X
streets NV.
A native OF Sicily. he came to
the District when he was 20 and
had always been In produce busi-
ness. He was a member OF the
Sors OF Italy.
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Catherine Lo Medico. a daughter.
Miss Mae c. Lo Medico. both of
the I street address. two sons,
Peter. 522l Georgia avenue NV.
and Charles J. 10 Medico. of the
I street address.
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Mrs. Bessie N. Boyer
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs Bex-
sic ~ Boyrr. ~. wife ot Col Ros-
well n. Boyerx. Army intelligence
Service. who Is stationed a; ihs
Pen;agon viii Dc held IL , pm
:omor-cw NJ FosT Mye. Chapel
Burial viii be IN Arlington Gene
terry.
Mrs. Boyer died Tuesday a,
Walter Reed Hospital after an IL
ness Of four weeks
A native Of York. Pa. she was
educated IN the pubic schools
there and moved to Washington
IN 1897. She lived at 20 Pea
body stree. NV.
She was q member Of the Pet
worth Methodist Church and Of
Ruth Chapter No. Z, of Hyaits-
vile. Order Of the Eastern Star,
Besides her husband. she Is sur
rived by two sons. Theodore C. 8
and Wayne Alan. 3 years old.
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for four years before entering The
Army in March. issi
The son os Mrs. Anna c Rfert.
szi4 Kolo street Ne, Re Is a 50
survived by foar sisters Mrs.
Annie jackson. iii4 F1tty-ssyenth
avenue NE Mrs Juana.A FaGlln
232o Irving stres' NE Miss OTIS
Brent Of the Koln street addttSs
and Mrs. ISabS'.s Erown. &3l ST
Catherine street NE and a
brother. Charles r Hreri q. the
kolh street address.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Bill Requires Red Fronts
Identification on Mail
ey the Assofio,sd eress

A bill requiring all Communist
and Communist-front organiza-
tions to identify themselves on
anything they send through the
mails was approved yesterday by
House Post Once Subcommittee
Violators could be given a max
imum punishment of five years In
prison and a $4,000 fine.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

AgaIsS ssal AaEI~
s.efy.
Jhe soldier. q
-lF-nSr q! the
SaS1h Quarter
master Truck
Company. Was
- a. he ,s1r
o! his death
B o. q / n
" q s h Engton
lse Atten q c q
public schools
here and had
worked for the
Civilian or
,,....uxs~ 49,.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
In Mrmnriai,i
prtI. wt,.x -.

CHRISTIE DELLA WILLS A {r4agt.
OF love And asFesfaa 70 TIE naeEHe;y q
gfandmothrr DELLA Wills CHRIsT!x
who departed this ll.e Nineteen seGrs axs
today. JUNE IS, 1889
Not eoAc beneath The ErAksta.
Net close walled within rhs tomb
Rather in our Fathers manson
Oar mothers sai'tnE IL n aRe,asr u, = reeH'
CONNER. MRS ANNETTE WILLIAMS
In lcviag Elensery OF MFs ANNETTE VII
LfAMS CONNER. the oel0see ale Gt A.
thur T. Conner, who passed away tse
years aso today. June le. i947,
Toc4y rtcAls thf memory
Q! ioTsd one aid SO rest
And these sho think O: hst teosy
Are those who loved her eests
At times our thoussls &C xsndertns
To the grave not far away.
where lives the sweetest memory.
That win peset iads away
Aithoush your soul IS now at sest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem Ike Heaven
II you were here AGAIN.
HER DLyoTkp HUSBAND ARTHUR 7.
NELLIE READ. EMMA TUCKER AND
NEPHEW, THURMAN WILLIAMS
EDWARDS. LEON. In sad but loYinE
remembrance OF cur devoted eToih her, LEON
EDWARDS, who departed this life thirteen
years ago, June 10, 1885,
Time speeds on. thirteen years have passed
Since death, It's gloonl rs shadows cast
Within our home, where all seemed bright
And took from Us shining nght.
We miss that lght and ever vii
This vacant place there Is none 10 al
Although your soul Is nov at rest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem sveeteT 70 us
SISTER. MRS. MARGUERITE COLI, AND
FAMILY.
GIBSON. IRVING. loving tribute to
our devoted father and srandfather.
only in cherished memories since June -,
LUEELLE E. BUTLER AND ESTHER B,
GREES. CHARLES W. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF our devoted father.
CHARLES W. GREEN, who departed this
The blow was hard, the shock severe.
When we heard the end was here,
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell
Until memory fades and life departs
You Will live forever in our hearts,
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
HILL. 1T. NATHANIEL MILTON, A
6 tribute OF love and devotion to
bpether ne m.mIty I1 Sar2asrEG q 9si sfn Mii nnd
TON HILL who pa&hed away SIX
years aso today. June ID, le43.
Sunshine passes, shadows fan,
Loves remembrance outlasts all,
And though the years be many or tes.
They are Allied with remembrance OF you,
PARENTS. SISTERS AND bhOIHEhS.
MILLS. PFC. CHARLES ROBERT. In
sG sad but loving remembrance OF
our dearly beloved son. PIC
@ CHARLES ROBERT MILLS, who
was killed in action hve years
ago today, June 10. ls44, in
Normandy, France.
What happy days We once enjoyed
When we were all together,
But oh, how changed II all Is now,
Since you have gone forever.
W. havs only YOUR memory, dear Bob.
To remember our whole life through,
But the sweetness will linger forever
As we treasure the image Of you.
LOVING MOTHER AND DAD.
TIMBERLAKE, CLAYTON G. In loRins
memory OF my dear son. CLAYTON G.
TIMBERlAKE, who passed away one year
ago today. June l6, le4s
One year may wipe out many things,
But this II wipes out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When we were both together
God gave me strength TO fght my loss
And courage to bear the blow.
But what 1t meant TO lose him
Only God will ever know.
LOVING MOTHER,
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ssTHE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
HnurtlinnH

LTTMAN. JOSEPH. An unye.lins ,n
beloved husband OF Fannie Littman and
devoted father Of Marsaret sauillaGe; Aids
IifYed Littrnsn and Mayer Littman. will
take place sunday. june 10. 1919, At
pm. at the Adas Israel Consregatian
l5'
NoRADITsKY. RACHEL. The unveiIins
OF a memorial stone in memory o!
RACHEL NoRADrTsKY. beloved wife Of
Ldel Noraditsky and devoted mother Of
Mrs Cecilia Lazarus, Mrs. Goldie Green
berg. Mrs. Gertrude Banks, Mrs. Dorothy
Cohen and Mr.. David Neraditsky. WIZ tase
Talmah Torah Cemetery, Alabama ave. sc.
Relatives and friends invited.
THE FAMILY.
TABB, HYMAN. An unveiling in mem
oYy Of our beloved father. HYMAN TABB.
viii take place on Sunday. June l9, 1919.
at 80 pm, at the Adas Israel Congre-
sation Cemetery. Relatives and friends
MRS. WALTER COIN, MRS. LEON EsEN-
STAD AND GILBERT TABB. is
Evening star., 1949-06-16

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Pie. Benjamin {. Brent
Reburial tomorrow

Pic BENJAMIN z B-w=f wfe
was killed N hrsszsc CT ~tSrss-agy
B.. ls&S, III Germany. wlG ~
reslr.ec ~ J pm tasar-rcw n
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SS16HezEy, oE TDex1GF. Sz2e IL IRS#-
TEEoDoRK r. fwTkFYs SIXTH na -@sA
%Ts a. E-s~ ee5estS SCI a. S&rsGes T.
src Ea-y Agnes Saith s-oeAsE % Mr.
Marzars. Z EaEErs Aaa S&z9e4 SE=lEA- e .
une!s cs Eayi E1Eras. RsEaE&. t-l4f3f9 AEa
Aaese Cclkton. re also is Survived sE
osner relatives 8H1 hcEs ut irssacs
Remains RESTING al Barnes Il Aas1Aews
FEnerEl Ecrst- Ga stA 81 az Sess@rs
O. funeral later.
SULLIVAN. GEORGE T. s261snls. rz
Tasa6ay June l4. lp4s at aIs sessaeGes.
eSts5 leh 81 nv GEORGE z SULLIVAN,
beloved HUSBAND o. EGlta Bond sslaIsaG-
father cs Mrs Earth s Ec35ens Gec-Ks
Russell Sullivan and Donald II. sn11Fan.
5rotneF Of william c. S1allFa1. keEzASnA
regs4n& at thx S. H Hines Co. P2Gfrx!
Home. @soi 18th s. rs Services an
Friday, June II, At shs Church ef tss Ma
ttyify. l3[h AID Peabody sta ss- whsrs
the holy saeriacs al the rass FILL se os-
fsreS at o an for the r-pass of kiG segi
Please omit Sewers. InterIeni Pert Lar
eoln CenftsrT. 3s
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Sir Will,om Bo,Icy, rs.
British Publisher, Dies
b. ras A+.e. .sss~s ss~@a

LONDON. .tass sg sly ".
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Evening star., 1949-06-16

REV. SYLVESTER " HOFFMAN,.
Spiritual Director.
rHREaDGnL. VIRGINIA LOVE o.
Nd. VIRGINIA LOVE- THREApGiL et
1914 Idaho sTe. nS, She S9rxIEec y
Nd. Remains resins a, the S HINES
Co. Funeral Home 1901 18Th st Nv
until 10 pm, Thursday, June ~. Serv-
ices and internent private Please omit
dowers.
TRASsUE. JOHN r. On "wednesday,
Jups g1., L. ls49' JOHN R IRA LRAssoE 9; 9;
Dolores CARER snd Russsl |. Traasas
Remains resting a; the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funera! Home OF Rober. A PUN
Ices will be held Friday. June Il. at :. 30
pm. Interment PORT Lincoln Cemetery
WASHINGTON. ode. On Monday.
sf Hosplt.i a. opIE osa WAsHikGTos' y s III 70 Hs leaves
TO mourn their loss two daughters. Mrs.,
Pauline Bates and Mrs, AIeins Archer
Mamie Bowman and Mrs. Annie Boothe
one brother. Mr.. Edward Washington. AND
number of other relatives and friends
Remains may be seen after : pm, Thurs
day June Ia. at Janlters Funeral Home
1I4l 22nd 81. NV. Funeral Friday. June
II. at / pm. from the above funeral
home Rev r. D Bolts ofseiatinE Inter
WATSON. GEoRGlANNA On Monday
June l3, lg4g, at her residence, 22og n
St. NV. GEORGIANNA WATSON She
leaves TO mourn their loss a devoted hus-
band. Charles Watson; one son. Joseph
Spear: one brother-in-la>-, one sister-in.
law and a number OF other relatives and
friends Remains may be seen after 2
p m. Friday. June II. at Janlfers Funeral
urday, June IS at am from St Au-
gustine's Church Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery
WISE, BESSIE ARvILLA, Suddenly. on
Tuesday, June IA, 1949 at the residence
of her niece, Mrs James 3. Small Of
Mclean, Va. BESSIE ARVILLA WIS
tnee JONES'. Remains resting at the
Tickner Funeral Home. North and Pa.
aYes.. Baltimore, Md. where services will
Interment Poplar Grove Cemetery.
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BY order OF The worthy matIon:
CATHERINE D. ROBBINS.
N VIRGINIA. THOMPSON, Secretary.

pose e atsfasns sEssF Ne n boYEa iS1sEa
NJ v1Ro1six sA1HheaMsPFs THoMPsos 81 seasaSs seelstafs:
BApY, WALTER z. Suddenly. on Tues
& s wa '%saa III s49 E. BABY s sssd aGs
former employe Of the Veterans, Admins.
tration and q World War II veteran; He
one brother. George Bady; q cousin. Mrs.
Miidred Turner. Funeral services will be
held At 10 am. Friday. june II; at tbs tbs
W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. lA32
You st. NV.
BROWN, JEANETTE LAsKEY; Sud,
denly, on wednesday. June 10, 1e4s, at
ss1 hGRs pRsG rs9s IskFY SsT2Ff BRowR e BELOVED
Of Samuel K. Brown Of Orlando. Fla ENC ana
spown qos u rests s at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, s434 Georgiaave.., silver
Spring, Md. where services will be held on
dienwood Cemetery, II
H. iSts. MARY L. BROWN, Of e5o 25th
.n1 1T si.nss sse ksmsns as her I
dsnes % after 5 pm Thursday, June 1e;
Funeral services Friday, s,.1 June ~, i,,sr.h sr
At he Noun. Zion ReT 1ames ros
iincoln Memorial Semetery. Arrangements
ssrs M4Ea 4 Queen i oss5s Esther fne @
:: E|:|;'
" pm, from Noun, Mount Zion s B Baptist J, Is
Church, goth St rsSI snd DqmIarson gEN aye Nv
gAMEs is IL. v. ?:
BROWNING. EUNIcE MAY NicIE.:
aSs eSHciE, ksRo'SSn sRo%NnNo. f beloved wife Of
sroyans s. masne maIaeT q sroWnins rs and Glen
BesiI Burdette and Mrs. Howard H. Wat
es Msi Funsra Hone R
where services will be held on Friday,
s$si N; ;'iss';' III At csossS s c'#'''9' ks%S'S1S'
CLATTERBUCK, PAUL r. Suddenly. on
Tuesday, June 4. 1949. at the AnnapoIlis I
1so HSsDta W.,t PAHh VIsRa RI ave e.
:asifs sna R.naoph @ UsSss Brother
tsrpneE. stS Sss Remains W RESTING at tn. sethesds-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, OF Robert a.
Humphrey. Bethesda. Md. where services
I'm sm be held Thursday June TO- at Il S0
day. EM1s'' june Il, ia4s. FREDERick Z:
N & sss osn sSnnc s nw
E0ltn anu LLlc late SoaLn
sriends r i sso % survive. After pm; Friday.
as friends may igg,ts1d., sa ct nn. as iss s
5th and Que sts. NV. Rev, q, o.
:i'fa: s;
COMPTON, JOSEPHINE FARTHENIA
FILES. Suddenly. on Thursday; June IL; @
1915, JOSEPHINE PARTHENIA PILES
COMPTON Of 3021 11th st. NV. beloved
wife Of Noel T. Compton and devoted
mother of Noel p. Compton. Also surviy-
Ing are q sister. Mrs: Fannie M. Aiexarl-
der Of Los Angeles. Calf; other relatives
and many friends, Notice OF funeral later.
Arransements BY Mcclure. IT
cox, lola. On "wednesday, June Is,
ie4e, ct Gallineer Hospital, lola cox OF
634S Jay st. ne, loving wife OF Junfus
Coz. Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Henry 8. washington 81 Sons.
DAVIS. WILLIAM. On Monday, june
10. ig4s. in New York. City. WILLIAM
DAVIS, beloved husband Of Mrs: Ethel
Davis, devoted SON Of Thomas and Eliza
beth Davis. brother Of Mrs. Irene NeE-
man, Mrs. Minnie Cameron and Joseph
Davis. He also leaves four sons, one
daughter, other relatives and friends
Friends may call ct the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Church, 1882 You st.. NV. ~.
neral services Thursday. June 16. at ESQ
pm, at the above funeral home. Rev.
Costner ofheiating. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Sullivan. GEORGE Z. The members

o! ths EoLy Name Eoce@y =
the Church Of the NATIVITY wg!i
meet Gi the 6 H. Mines Co
Funeral Ho1se, 1901 i+Ih st
nv. nr Thursday. June Ia
ia4s. at ss5 pm for tAs
recitation Of prayers fer eur
rother and former president
!. SULLIVAN.
RAED c EAEKE President.
I ,yETTR N HOFFMAN,.
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BpathH

"wednesday. June is, 1949, at his resi-
Ss1ss HI Beloved g.
Of Jean Louise Appelman, father OF Sandra
Lee Appeiman, son Of Mrs. Vena Beishley.
brother Of Leonard T and tssns h,ra. a; 4D- eo
Funeral Home, 2901 14th st. NV on Sat-
urday, June 1s, at 2 pm. II
BARNES, DAISY. Departed this life on
Tuesday, June IA, 1949. at her residence,
$3.50 st. Sc, DAISY BARNES. She
band. Crawford Barnes; one son. Robert
L. Barnes; her mother, five sisters. three
brothers and q host Of other relatives and
friends may call at the TAFT II. Williams
Yunersi Home, a7o2 18th st. NV ipter- Ie.
10. 1919, HATTIE BARTON of goo French
b Barton. on" dsvoted oS n mother he of Mrs Mamie
Peck OF Washington. D: C., and Mr.. Cephus
Ellis Of Pasadena, Calf. She also Is sur
one ONE son-in-isw. M. william H: Peck: one
daughter -in-law. Carrie Ellis of Pasadena
Calf; other relatives and many frlends
are invited TO call at her late residence
the Good viii Baptist Church, You st: be.
oficiatinT. Interment woodlawn Ceme-
ford. 10 r
BoUFFARD, J. GILBERT. June Is.
1g4g, Of 3025 18th st.; NV. husband OF
Caire ", Mary Jane and John II. Bout,
fsrd; brother Of Leo and Ernest Boudard
and Mrs. Edgar German. Prayers At
Chambers' Funeral Home, l400 Chaplin st.
NV, Saturday, June Is, 730 am. Mass
ct Sacred Heart Church. 10th 81. and PaIk
I'd. NV. 8 am. Interment Winooskl, w.
BOYER. BESSIE M. On Tuesday. June
1912 e. Walter Esed h.Inasd dsnsTa xfs hoof Of
col. RosWell r. Boyer, U. S. A; mother of
Theodore G. and Wayne A. Boyer, daugh-
ter Of Thomas H. Constantine., Friend;
Home, 4s12 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
services at Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington
va, on Friday. June II, at 2 pm. he!a-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment Ar
lington National Cemetery. 10
BOYER, BESSIE M. The officers and
members Of Ruth Chapter, NO.
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R0YER, BESSIE M. The ofhcers and
members OF Ruth Chapter. No.
!: &c
pose Of attending the funeral
- o,,r late sieter BESSIF M BOYER
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CHRISTIE. DELLA WILLS {r1sgts
Of love ana devotion 70 TIE nsezesy q
gYandmothseg DELLA WILLS CHRISTI II
who departed thtS lIte Nineteen seRrs asa
today. June J g. 1889
Not enac beneath The ErA&sts
Not close walled within Tbs tomb
Rather in oa2T Fathers manson
Oar mothers WAITING iB another Yeera
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secfion Of II. Lincoln cemetery. PAID
Boo. viii sacrifice for SIS. ID. 3-2taA.
Evening star., 1949-06-25

Also avoilobIs 10 non.Vst.
srsns with . small dewn
payment.
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grounds Of Communist inAltra.
ton stirred Up action.
Two Hawaii union leaders
called Communist by Senate.
Butler In Washington Thursday
charged the report Was .'noth!ns
but a bald-faced attempt to keer
HAWAII from attaining its riRhiful
place as the 49th State"
Senator Butler charged the Ha-
waiian Democratic Party had been
taken over by the Communist
controlled International Long
shoremen and Tarehousemen s
Union" and became the Commu-
mist apparatus in Hawaii"
The two union officials are
Jack Hall. Hawaii regional director
OF the ILWU. and Robert w Nc
Elrath. the unions public rela-
tons spokesman. In a statement
handed to reporters both said they
previously had denied they were
Communists.
Elizabeth Bentley. House COM
mittee witness on Communist
espionage. arrived for an address