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Evening star., 1949-05-31
G.W.C.LancasterRites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for George
w. c. Lancaster. 50, retired WASH
ington attorney. will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at the st.
Francis de Sales Church. Rock
Point. Md. Burial will be at 1880
pm. in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Lancaster died Friday at
Mount Alto Hospital after q short
illness. The Washington-b born
lawyer moved to Rock Point after
his retirement about IS years ago.
Educated in public schools here
hs.- was graduated from Central
High School. He attended the
University of Pennsylvania and
was q graduate Of the Georgetown
University Law School. He worked
for q time in the Bureau Of In
ternal Revenues income tax divi-
sion and later established his Law
ofhces In the woodward Building
here.
A veteran Of World War I. he
served overseas with the 29th In
fantry Division. He was q MEN,
Der Of the District Bar Associa-
ton.
His widow. Mrs. Gertrude Kill
gore Lancaster, survives him.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Dr.. Samuel TrexIer,
Lutheran Leader, Dies
sy me AIseesa,sd Pvsss

NEW YORK. May 2l-The Rev,
DR.. Samuel @. Trexler. q leader in
the United Lutheran Church in
America. died yesterday At II
after spending what he called the
happiest day Of my whole so years
In ministry"
He made that comment TO
friends Sunday night as he re-
turned home from q church cele-
bration Of his half-century as q
clergyman.
Or. Trexler apparently had re-
covered from pneumonia last
month and q subsequent aodomi-
nal operation.
He presided over the church's
New York and New England Synod
at various times between 1920 and
1914. Before that. he founded
apd served at the Messiah Church
in Brooklyn and the Church Of the
Redeemer. Buffalo. N. Y.
DR.. Trexler. Q bachelor. served
In Europe in World War I as chief
Of Lutheran chaplains. He also
served as president Of the Board
Of Foreign Missions Of the United
Lutheran Church in America.
Funeral services viii be held TO-
morrow at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity here. with burial at Fried
ems Cemetery. Bernville. Pa, where
his parents are buried.
DR.. Trexler was the son Of the
Rev. Dr. Daniel D. Trexler OF
Bernville. also . Lutheran min
lister.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Rites for Morris {. Allen
Ito Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services will be held ut
10 am. tomorrow for Morris Ed
ward Allen. So. . lifelong resi-
dent Of Washington. who died Of
. heart aflment Friday in his
home, 1889 0irard street NV.
The services will be in the
Chambers funeral home ut SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial viii
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Allen was Q mailer at the
National Publishing Co. here for
20 years. He was q veteran OF
World War I. having served In
the Army Engineers.
Surviving is hts widow. Edith
May Cozzens Alien; two brothers
and q sister. Frank r. and George
Allen. and Mrs. Robert Clagett.
all Of Washington. and six STEP
children.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Jerome A. Butler, 50,
Former City Editor,
Correspondent, Dies

Jerome A. Builer. 50. former cit,
editor Of the Pxr1s edltaon @. the
Herald Tribune and for the Las,
two years . copy ecitor al sAs
Times Herald. died last night o.,
George Washington University
Hospital.
Mr.. Butler. who lived nj sel3
North Oakland street. airing tor.
died Of cancer. He suffered mus
tArd sas poisoning in France dur
ms World War I.
City Editor In New Yerk.
He vas on the stan Of the sex
York Herald Tribune's Paris edl-
tion from 1888 10 ls&o. serving
As city editor for the last tao
years there. He then was city
editor OF the New York Daily
News and New York Sun before
joining the Aviation News ulags-
zine As news editor.
He was . copyreader for The
Star from September. ls42. 10
February. ls43. and later became
bureau manager Of the Chicago
Journal Of Commerce here. He
also Was Washington correspond
ent Of the London Mirror.
He became . Washington cor
respondent for the Hears, news
papers in ls46. and q year later
Joined the stan Of the Times
Herald.
Native Of Tennessee.
Mr.. Butler was born In RuSkin.
Tenn. and attended the univer-
sity OF Missouri after his World
War service with the Marine
Corps. He started his newspa-
per career in 1925 as q reporter
on the Chicago Tribune. He sue
cesSively worked for the ST, Louis
Globe Democrat, the Chicago
Daily News and the Journal Of
Commerce.
He was q member OF the White
House Correspondents Associa-
ton. the National Press Club and
the Overseas Writers Club.
Mr.. Butler is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Francelia McWilliams
Butler. whom he married in Paris
IN 1899 and q daughter. Annie.
Funeral services will be held at
! pm. Thursday NJ the Chambers
home. 3072 M street NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
tery.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Dratha

TowEs. GEORGE C. On Monday. Ma,
Ssosdetts az 1872 AZ ToWsR Ssntsr ,.,ax. aarSos; n H.
later. ~ '' '>''''''
TRANTER. CHARLES JAMES On Nay
2s. l94e, Of Greensboro, N. C., husband
Of Elsie Lee Tranter, father Of william b
Tranter. Services and intermsnt Greens
vICKEY. WILLIAM. Suddenly. on sun.
9 vi wILtM Y v1ckEY * l:'isioss ssiossd fsS. SSs.
band OF zeala vickey. father Of Jonathan
viyinE also ar. six brothers and and other i i. rel.
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WELLS. ALBERT WILLIAM. sR. On
aospis. AHsfRTT - WILLIAM tSts = wfrs fIGIaess. &c.
beloved husband Of the late Lucy Ann
ven; x: :Rs Ss qssTss bslo:hJ ! sss ss
Mrs. Ethel Elizabeth Rawlings and Mrs
Beatrice Aususta Wyvill. Friends are In
EssS He. to us1.r ss 4 a.ISeaa assa' hs
per Marlboro. Nd. on Wedn.sdas. June Il I
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wooDsoN. Lzs.ls =. suddenly. ..
sssi E.nsi:y sy ns ss' Lsx Il o. I'sssos; Woob
SON. beloved hdsband Of Neese D. Wood.
:on. Remains resting st Collins runsral
Hcme. 1891 14th st. NV. Funeral no
/ YOUNG. L0ITIE. Entered into eterna
% Hs.ss. asnsi' o1H g. xoGsN ss 4 81 q;
Young. beloved mother OF Mrs. Lucinds
Owens. Mrs. Lottis Alexandria. Jessie Nors
Eulysee. L B.. West and Berry YOUNG. jr
and friends also survive. Remains RESTING
ct the John r; Rhines Il Co. Funera
Home. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.. where rela.
June /, after pm. Funeral Thursday
June 2, from Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 3rd and L sts. s.w., Rev. j. II
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
1n Mrnturia,tt

BURTON, CHARLES w. In memory Of
our beloved husband. father and grand-
away one year ago today. May 81, l64s.
< voice We we loved Is stilisd:' sH''
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be allsa As PANTY
COLLINS, ALBERT n, Sacred to the
memory Of our husband and father. Al
PET Iaa. r. COLLINS; ,I yho oss siss sssr MAJ 81:
DI NENNA. ALFRED CHARLES, yR. In
eR nsnST' 81 saH Il Sns cf.. a .o :f a.p.se9
tais THO life ten years ago today. May 81
Just . loving thought,
Just . silent tear;
just q beautiful memory
OF Q son We loved 30 dear.
MOTHER; DAD AMP BROTHER. :
HANDY. IRANCIS LAIRD. In loving.
son. beloved husband and father. FnANCIs
LAIRD HANDY. who departed this life two
years ago today, May 81. 1e47.
The Shepherd has tenderly called back
To re rest I'm in the peace of HIS love:
To sleep in the light Of His eountenanee
In His heavenly hom. up above.
And ss1: seOuss s.n;ss ss must mourn Who are l'f'
The shepherd has called back His lamb TO
To tsnderly watch over him ther.
LOVING PARENTS. WIFE AND SON. .
HANDY, FRANCIS L. In sincere mem
ory Of our little brother, FRANCIS L
HANDY, yhe died two years ago today.
Some days in our lives seem Allied
With utter confusion and pain,
And into the darkness Of heavy hearts
Comes naught but the fall Of rain.
But IL for the while We could but realise
n: s:s .na ne nSF aSn.s .s ,son oos mot ss.tn Alone
sIs. suB, MONA. IN. aLAp. MAJ AND
GEORGE in Paris. France.
LEWIS: JOHN M HENEr; TyL,y In 1s lsy.ns r. r.
passed away SIX years ago. May 30, 1945.
Life is so empty without you
And still love you 20.
But God wanted you tn Heaven.
nr pEvoTHp III W WIFE. a. ROSA LEWIS. i.
RoBERrs. MIME Z. tribute Of love
dear mother. MIME 3. ROBERTs. who
ilses isss. away seven years ago today May si'
What happy days We once enjoyed
When we we're all together.
But, oh, how changed Il an 10 nov,
Since you have gone forever.
sssn sne ,e.s' a:, s.r: .s.s {. nd p.r rene
But time and space cannot erase
Your memory from our hearts
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. DAISY. AL
FRED. MAMIE, PAULINE AND ACME
WILSON,. ALICE BARNES. In loving
memory Of eur dear mother. ALrCk
BARNES WILSON. who departed this life
eleven years aEo today, MAY 81, 1888.
Heven years ago you went away.
But sweet memories OF you are stir with
as today.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Mrs. MorIy Belt Buried
In GIenwood Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Marry
Daniels Belt. q. q lifelong rexs-
dent Of Washington. who died
Saturday we're held this morning
In the Holy Name Church. Eleventh.
and K streets NE Burtai vas
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Belt. who lived ai iol2
Eleventh. street NE. was the
widow OF Jesse Z. Belt. Al one
time she Was employed by the
Government Printing Once.
She is survived by three sons.
Jesse A.. 1855 @ street Sc:
Horace w. Tols Georgia avenue
NV. and Joseph r. Belt. Alexan-
dria. and four daughters. Mrs,
Louise Black. Chicago: Mrs Marie
Abel, Cottage City. Nd: Miss Jody
Belt. Alexandria. and Mrs. Ida
Neal, Lexington Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
horoId Bermon. 70, Dies;
Edited Jewish Popen
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GREAT NECK. ~ Y Aar = --
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tired ns~Sss&per Ars6 rsAg As.3s e..
!ios. esec YESTERDAY
Among The axwSssr~ss aAs
MAGAZINES whxA As s41!tr9 we.w
iAs Jewish Fcs11r-. saae .trssAsa
Tribune, the TAlrae Magazine
the Ies4sh woman Rarss .ios4s~
nal and The .'rw3sh Guardian &
Cleveland
He wAs known Fos hss G&sS1s-
tons both into and .rnsa HtaSwa
AIonx tfse~ wese The scsEs o.
A, s Sachs and itss Jss2ss pray
ers By CHAIN TNheFnex
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Lewis Woodson Dies;
Counsel for PHA and
u. ). Aide Since 1888

Lewis B. woodson. SO, assistan,
general counsel Of the Public Hous.
ing Administration. died early this
morning Of q heart attack At hi.
home, 1851 Langley court NV.
Mclean Gardens.
Mr.. Woodson began his Govern
ment career as an attorney In
1888 with the Public Works Ad.
ministration. The next year he
became . regional attorney fos
the Agriculture Department In
Montgomery. Ala. He worked fol
the Federal Works Administration
in l94l and Joined the Public
Housing Administration several
months later. He WAS regional
counsel for that organization q,
Boston and Fort Worth before
taking his present position SIX
months ago.
Born in Indianapolis. he was
graduated from Presbyterian Col
lege in Columbia, 9. c.. In 1920
and later received his Law degree
from the University Of South Car
olina. He practiced law In st.
Louis and Chicago before entering
Government service.
Mr.. Woodson was . member of
the bars Of South Carolina, Okla
homa, Missouri and Texas.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Neese Boggs Woodson: . sister.
Mrs. Thad McNaull, Charlotte. N.
c.; two brothers. DR.. Robert 8.
Woodson. Yazoo City. Miss, and
DR.. Marshall Woodson. Thomas
vile. Ga. and . neice, Miss Mari
anna Woodson Of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
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thereby, the undersigned trustees
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Evening star., 1949-05-31
John M. Hall Retires
After 81 Years at ICC

John Morris Hall. 7605 Morn
ingside drive NV, retired today
after more than 81 years of Gov
ernment service with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Mr.. Hall, who Is 70, began his
Government career In Fort Worth,
Tex. He has been director Of
locomotive inspection since 1895.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Aodussoh Foir Scheduled

The county fair given annually
by the Arlington-Fairfax Chap
ters OF Hadassah and the ZOA
will be held Sunday at Burstein's
farm on the Leesburg pike. 3 miles
north Of Falls Church. The af-
fair will include q farm animal
show. pony and amphibious jeep
rides and movies.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
Joy Downer, II, Dies

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. May
81 P.-Jay Downer. 70. designer
OF Idlewild Airport. the New York
World Fair Grounds and the
Westchester County Parkway sys-
tenn. died YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1949-05-31
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Evening star., 1949-05-31

WILLIAM W. The omcers ana
members Of Gen. Guy v. Henry
Garrison, No. o, Army and Navy
Union, U. 8. A., are hereby noti.
fied to attend the funeral Of our Jul
late comrade, WILLIAM w.
COBB. Funeral wednesday, June
1, 1949. at II O clock am, from
Evening star., 1949-05-31

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Evening star., 1949-05-31

d.1 HENNEDaio NV "a iasa ~ siSi,, Ho,nit.I n4n
aEkrRuDE eaa Ruf p II. Ken KEHNED9. ' sslovea VIE
Frank J. Kennedy and mother Of John
r. Alice M. and Marie Louise Kennedy
Funeral from the Taltavun Funeral Home,
1919 14th ct. NV, on THURSDAY, June 2,
at $50 am. Requiem mass at st. Peters
Church at 8 am. Relatives and friends
etery, Bowie, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-05-31

DE VAUGHN, LOUISE. Qmcers Sno
~ a43. /. B. p. o. =. Of ", are
XXX requested to- attend Q call meet
nW1l fns wednesday evening. June !,
NV ie4e, at o'clock. at Odd Eel
* lows Hall, Columbia pike, Ar
~ lington, Va, to arrange for the
funeral Of our late daughter, LOUISE
DE VAUGHN BY order Of
HELEN GOLDMAN, Daughter Ruler.
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HAMILTON, WARRINGTON H. On Mon
& Ssrd ST. St. NV. ~. WAs;H1xGToN Il. HHMiL- IL
TON. He leaves q devoted wife, Mrs. Ella
&c. Hamilton; four children, Mrs. Shirley
H. Hamilton, Mrs. Edith Turner Of Cali
fornia, Mrs. Thelma Pelham and Washing
ton H. Hamilton, jr. Notice OF funeral
herenfter
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4fatha

.ADCoCK. MATTE L.. On Sunday. May
%. 194e, at washington santtarium, Ia
toma Park. Nd. MATTE l.. .ADCock-
beloved wife Of Cleveland 2. Adeoek and
mother Of Mrs. Nan H. Schoneld. Mrs
Myrtle shanklin. Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Aassaehu-
Sstts ave. ne, until pm. Tuesday, May
81: Services and interment Charlottes-
.ops. .si,:. Va Charlottesville papers Dsn1's 81
BARNDOLLAR, ESTHER sN0WDEN.
On Sunday, May 20, 1949, at Walter Eseo
Hospital Washington, D. C., ESTHER
6NOWDKN BAREDOLLAR tnee WoooJ of
L.irt.x. Va, seioy.d sits Of Is,s .hs Is,s Col q,
Mrs.: Carrie Dyer and sister q Waiter, n,.,
Munson. Remains resting at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va. until 12:45 Pm. daylight saving time.
"wednesday, June l.; thence 70 the Chureh
OF the Good Shepherd, at Old Braddock
and Burke rdy., Fairfax, Va, where funeral
services win be held ct 1:3e Pm. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
BAsrABLE, EDWARD J. On Friday.
nwARp j. sAsTAsII, q 1sls st:
NV. beloved husband OF Cora Z. Myers
Bastaple, father Of Mrs. MarSaret Flouf.
noy Of New York City. Edwin Basta6le
and DR. Charles M. Bastabie OF Brooklyn,
.l;s e ss.ysd e. as.s ays C.
Home. aso1 18th st. NV, on Wednesdsy'
Juns 1. ct $50 am. thence 70 81.
Mathews Cathedral where the holy SAC sac,
Yifce OF the mass will be onered st s:Ov
O. m for the repose Of his soul. lnterment
at Mt. Oltvet Cemetery. Sl
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FIELD, COMDR. JOHN MOkkIS, Jk.,
q. 8. n. On Monday. May 80, 1e4s. at
the United States Naval Hospital An:
FIELD, Jr., y. s. d., retired, father Of
John Norris Field m and Mrs. Dorothy
r. Leahy, brother Of Miss Frances N.
Field, Mrs. Margaret Moreno Of New York
City, Mrs. Caroline Steele Of Baltimore.
Nd; Mrs. Eloise Michel Of Washington,
.. c.. and Mrs. Bena Lane Of Frankfurt,
Germany. Services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel on Thursday. june 2, at IL
am. Interment Arlington National Gene
terry
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